Hickenlooper lauds Gazette graft exposure at GOP gathering
Iowa state official B. B. Hickenlooper praised Verne Marshall and The Cedar Rapids Gazette for uncovering graft in state government. He credited the editor with courage and urged Republicans to support clean government amid Democratic criticism, denouncing partisan attacks and outlining federal spending concerns. Continued on Page 2, Col. 8.
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Flash Gordon Set for Sunday Color Comics In Gazette
The Sunday Gazette will launch FLASH GORDON in its 16 page color comics section next Sunday. The modern hero and his sweetheart explore a strange new planet in this adventurous tale.
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Navy Flyers Die In Mid-Pacific Plane Crash
Six Navy aviators died when their seaplane 6P7 crashed during fleet maneuvers in mid Pacific. The disaster occurred Tuesday night near the French Frigate Shoals as the vast patrol craft split from 6P10 to aid rescue efforts. The loss brings total wartime fatalities from the maneuvers to eight, with additional damage to destroyers and another aircraft reported.
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Burkman Answers Cooper Demurrer
Polk County Attorney Carl Burkman filed a resistance to Harold M. Cooper’s demurrer to the indictment for violating the liquor control act by participating in a campaign. Burkman states the case will be tried as a misdemeanor with penalties from 300 to 1000 dollars or three months to a year in jail, and notes the option to pursue felony bribery charges if the defense elects. Arguments set for Saturday.
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Patman Money Bill Killed by Senate Vote
A 54 to 40 senate defeat of the Patman bonus bill failed to reach the two thirds needed, as Roosevelt warned of disastrous consequences. The broader bonus issue resurfaced, with administration forces pushing new moves while factions split on strategy, including possible Vinson bill revival.
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Iowa Senators Vote to Override Bonus Veto Grudge
Both Iowa senators L. J. Dickinson and Louis Murphy voted to override the President’s veto on the bonus. The roll call shows 40 sustaining, with 54 voting to override including 41 Democrats and 11 Republicans, plus one Progressive and one Farmer-Labor member.
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The Gazette Faces Iowa Graft and Political Attacks
The Gazette defends its fight against Iowa graft amid attacks by Cooper Duckworth Feuling and Maley. It notes Cooper’s resignation, Feuling’s indictments, and Maley’s public charges while asserting the paper’s independence and pursuit of public interest. The piece emphasizes Verne Marshall and John Battin’s role in gathering evidence and defending the paper’s integrity.
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Labor leaders threaten strike over NRA extension
William Green, AFL president, urged 20,000 unionists at Madison Square Garden to demand a two year extension of the NRA. He warned Congress to avoid labor’s anger and said workers could refuse to work if rights are not secured. Other speakers included Hillman, Dubinsky, and Zaritsky as nationwide protests spread.
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West Point Bill Expands Cadets and Reservists
The House approved a bill to add 546 cadets to West Point annually and let each member of Congress name three instead of two cadets. The measure also allows the President to call 1,200 reserve officers into regular service each year.
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Bandits Hold Up Madison Jewelry Store
Two armed bandits bound and gagged clerk Gilbert Montay at the R. W. Nelson shop in Madison Wisconsin and escaped with 13800 in diamonds brooches and cash. The holdup occurred Thursday and was reported by United Press.
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Sioux City Officer Testimony on Ouster Case
Sioux City witness says his hands were tied as he testified in the ouster case against Henry Kuhlmann, Sioux City public safety commissioner. Rep Alesch of Marcus recounted threats by indictments over liquor law violations connected to club activity and transfers to Des Moines for a legislative investigation.
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Night life in Sioux City under city administration
AP account recalls witness testimony about trips to night clubs and beer parlors in Plymouth county. They describe liquor sales, intoxicated youths, and youths frequenting resorts with maintained bedrooms in connection with drink parlors. Additional witnesses included Police Chief John McKenna and the Sheriff.
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Des Moines Slottier Case Probed by State Agents
State agents led by Attorney General Ed L. O Connor and Assistant AG Walter Maley investigated a Polk County grand jury tale about alleged slot machine racketeering. Tom Conroy beer distributor testified to Floyd Page. Maley sought affidavits to refute rumors while Berlovich, a former Des Moines underworld figure now in prison for murder, denied involvement. Conroy faces charges of attempted extortion and interfering with justice. he is free on bond.
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Feuling hints at resignation as critics mount
Feuling declares in The New Hampton Tribune Gazette that Democratic foes push the attack. He cites party leaders and Verne Marshall as part of a broader plan to discredit him and seeks to step aside if the state central committee cannot unite on a successor.
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