First Lady Foresees Surge of Women Delegates in 1932
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt said more women than ever will be delegates to the June conventions, with growing political power and influence. She noted chances for women on platform committees and opportunities to present to both parties, while stating she will not attend the Democratic Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
White House
Cornell
N. Y
New York City
Federation of Women's Clubs
Sistie’ Dall
Arts and Industries
Professor Kendrie Resigns From Iowa University Orchestra
Prof. Frank E. Kendrie of the University of Iowa music department and conductor of the university symphony orchestra resigns to become chairman of Carleton College music department in Northfield Minnesota.
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Iowa City
Frank E. Kendrie
University of Iowa Music Department
University Symphony Orchestra
Carleton College
Orthfield
Minn
Demands Statement Against Iowa State Faculty Retracted
Mark Morris urges Elmour Lum to retract his claim that half of Iowa State College faculty are communists. Iowa State President Finley and Agriculture Dean Kildee dismiss the assertion as misinformed and unfounded.
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Iowa State
Ames
Mark Morris
Iowa Society of Sons of the American Revolution
Elmour D. Lum
Wahpeton
N. D
Iowa State College
Morris
C. E. Finley
Lum
H. H. Kildee
Breaks In And Out For Walker Man Verdict
Clair Oliphant of Walker faced charges for jail breaking and breaking and entering after forcibly entering A. D. Harrington restaurant and beer parlor around 1:30 a.m. Sunday. He pled guilty before Judge H. C. Ring and received up to one year in Anamosa reformatory on jail breaking and an indeterminate ten year term on breaking and entering with a withheld commitment on the second count. County officials referenced true informations filed by County Attorney G. K. Thompson.
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Clair Oliphant
Walker
Carl Bohles
Oliphant
Linn County
A. D. Harrington
Bohles
H. C. Ring
Anamosa Reformatory
Ring
G. K. Thompson
Master Barbers Reelect Officers At 11th Iowa Convention
SIOUX CITY AP All officers of the Iowa Association of Master Barbers were reelected at the closing session of the 11th annual convention at the Martin hotel. L D Hamilton of Sioux City is president with H L Coats Cedar Rapids R L Persals Creston Axel Lange Hudson and F C Mac Duffee Des Moines as officers. Cedar Rapids chosen for 1937 convention Waterloo considered for next year. Morning sessions covered officer election and committee reports with informal problem discussions.
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Sioux City
Iowa Association of Master Barbers
Martin Hotel
L. D. Hamilton
H. L. Coats
Cedar Rapids
R. L. Persals
Creston
Axel V. Lange
Hudson
F. C. MacDuffee
Des Moines
Waterloo
Japan Opens First Agricultural Museum in 1932
A historical note records Japan inaugurating its first agricultural museum in 1932, marking a milestone in preserving farming heritage and agrarian studies. The brief highlights the early 1930s push to showcase agricultural science and rural life.
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Japan
Routine Radio Schedule Listings Across NBC CBS and ABC
Broadcast grid shows daytime and evening programs with orchestras singers and talk segments on stations WJZ WEAF WABC WBBM CBS NBC and more. Entries include names like Kostelanetz Henderson Treubel and Frank Talbot among others with time blocks and station affiliations.
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Ormar Orch
NBC
WJZ
Andre Kostelanetz Orch
CBS
WABCO
KMOX
WBBM
WGST
Helen Traubel
WJZ Chain
Farley
WaBc
Wwwoc
Wcco
Ted Royal Orch
WOC
Ciycle
Orch
Wabc Body
Dubhin Orch
Weap Wane Masters Orch
Clyde Lucas Orch
Dick Mansfield
Sterling Young
Fletcher Henderson
Chain
Shandor
Wiz
Busse
WEAF
Carlson Orch
WEAP
Late Romanelli
Wiz Xavier A At Orch
Alida Sturman Orch
Alida Sturman
Nolin McCoren
Picentiel
Alayn Edkins
Edward MacHueh
Pome
Halph
Ricbery
Russell Watt
Goldberss
Helen Trent
Bill
Bone
Arnold Ranch Boys
Loretta Clemens
Tsetlene
Weaf Ite Goldbergs
NBC Music Ealld
Littau Orch
Weaf Chain
Erg Deutsch Orch
Westminster Choir
Princeton Univ. BS
Wabc Chain
Salvation Army Staff Band
Bob
Old Kentucky
South Sea Islanders
Revis
ABC
Reate Omi
Poppy
Clyde Eerie
Oan and
Flo
Goorre
Andy
Fran Araats
Kate Smith
Baey, Vallee Orch
Weaf Wow
Pittsburon Symphony Orch
Heidt
Gree
Eer
Shiela Orch
Clem McCarthy
Charles Dornberger Orch
Dorsey Orch
A Coat of Arms Crossword Puzzle Varies Clues
A list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues covering coat of arms terms and related words. Clues include items on birds English coin adult female and regional notes plus anatomy terms and common nouns.
Washington Sideshow Pushes Congress Toward Early Adjournment
White House orders press for quick tax bill adjournment by June 6 with passage triggering automatic end of session. House and Senate leaders prepared a formal adjournment resolution and a rushed compromise on the tax bill was agreed within 24 hours. Townsend investigation politics and petitions rapidly shift congressional scrutiny and opposition fades as adjournment nears.
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Washington
White House
House
Senate
Congress
Speaker Burns
Joe Robinson
Pat Harrison
Pat
Robinson
Harrison
Burns
Treasury
Marmaduke Pickhall Dies Noted British Novelist
Marmaduke William Pickhall, 61, a successful novelist for more than 30 years, died Tuesday in St Ives Cornwall England.
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ST. Ives
Cornwall
England
Marmaduke William Pickhall
Wearin Charged With Anti Veteran Acts By Iowa Legion
The seventh Iowa district American Legion and auxiliary pass a resolution accusing Congress man Otha D Wearin Hastings democrat of anti veteran activities. Wearin charged with failure to arbitrate and permit veterans preference in postmaster appointments. A tumultuous session ends with Ben Jensen elected extra commander and Hazel Shirk new auxiliary president.
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RED Oak
Iowa
American Legion
Auxiliary
Otha D. Wearin
Hastings
Legion
Corning
William Dey Ermand
Wearin
Ben Jensen
Hazel Shirk
Greenfield
M. F. Hesley
T. D. Gaddis
Tim Ryan
Council Bluffs
J. D. Herriot
Stuart
Oliver Reiley
Smith Rathke
Glenwood
Clark Howard
Tabor
Frank McCarty
Dubuque
R. J. Laird
Brauner Construction Submits Low Bid for Missouri Valley Post Office
The Brauner Construction Company of Chicago offered the lowest bid of 50674 dollars to the treasury department on Tuesday for building a new post office at Missouri Valley Iowa.
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Washington, D. C
Brauner Construction Company of
Chicago
Treasury Department
Missouri Valley
Alice Longworth critiques Britain on League of Nations debt talks
Washington column notes British pressure to draw the United States into the League of Nations amid debt settlement talks. It recalls President Roosevelt’s past stance and questions future U S membership as the League faces humiliation and calls for reform.
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Washington, D. C
League of Nations
Mr. Roosevelt
Alice Longworth
Peacock Pays Half Of Fine, Released From Jail
Anamosa Iowa AP Emmett Peacock paid 313 of a 600 dollar fine on Tuesday and was released from Jones county jail where he had been held since October on a charge of selling beer without a license at an inn near town. Peacock was sentenced last year to four months in jail and a 600 dollar fine.
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Anamosa (Ap
Emmett Peacock
Jones County
Peacock
Army allocates 25 million for Mississippi river work
The Army Engineers board told Senator Shipstead it recommended about 25 million dollars in Army funds to continue the upper Mississippi nine foot channel project. Secretary Dern may sign Wednesday and the total would exceed last year’s relief funding by about 2 million dollars. Completion may need another 35 million, financing the work until Congress convenes next year.
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Washington
Board of Army Engineers
Senator Shipstead
Minn
Upper
Mississippi River
Dern
Congress
Waterloo hosts 1937 Delphian Study clubs convention
Des Moines AP reports the Delphian Study clubs of Iowa held their 1937 convention in Waterloo and elected Mrs. J. P. Steffens of Atlantic as president. Other officers include Mrs. Charles E Paulk of Harlan as vice president and several Des Moines and Cedar Rapids members in secretary roles.
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Des Moines
Delphian Study Clubs of
Iowa
Waterloo
J. P. Steffens
Atlantic
Charles E Paulk
Harlan
W. R. Seeburger
E. M. Boemecke
Gertrude Stenner
Cedar Rapids
D. F. Goddard
C. H. Mitchell
Indianola
Ray Smith
Octopus Flesh Rated Delicacy by Hawaiians
The article notes that the flesh of the octopus is regarded as a great delicacy by Hawaiians.
Former President Hoover Turns Rail Engineer in Wyoming
Herbert Hoover rode the Union Pacific City of Los Angeles to Sherman Hill in Wyoming while serving as a passenger en route to Palo Alto. In Cheyenne he joined engineer Ben McCann in the power car and touched the throttle with eyes on the rails.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Herbert Hoover
Union Pacific
City of
Los Angeles
Sherman Hill
Hoover
Palo Alto
Ben McCann
Niffenegger Sues for 10000 Injury Award in Iowa Case
U S Niffenegger of Johnson county seeks a 10000 personal injury judgment in district court against Interstate Transit Lines and L B DeWeis. He alleges an Interstate bus driven by DeWeis caused a collision on highway 161 about half a mile north of the Curtis bridge near Iowa City May 6. The automobile was owned and driven by Josiah Snider. He says he remains hospitalized in Iowa City with injuries.
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U. S. Niffenegger
Johnson County
Interstate Transit Lines
L. B. DeWeis
DeWeis
Funeral services for J E Mershon in Des Moines
J E Mershon 68 former municipal court judge for 20 years died Monday after a paralytic stroke. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Thursday in Des Moines.
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DES Moines
J. E. Mershon
Mershon
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