Walker to Head White House Staff After Emergency Council
Washington whispers say Frank C Walker plans to step down as head of the National Emergency Council but stay in Washington on the President's personal staff as a confidential assistant. He has long kept to the background yet aided the New Deal, now poised for higher duties. The Darrow report spurred critique of noncooperation, and relief and wartime morale discussants reflect shifting admin roles.
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Washington
Frank C Walker
National Emergency Council
Walker
White House
Harry Hopkins
Roosevelt
Pocatello
Idaho
Noxzema Beauty Plan A Penny A Day Promise
A 15 day beauty plan offered to American women features Noxzema Skin Cream described as a doctor prescribed, nurse approved beauty solution. It claims whitening, smoothing, pore refining and blemish reduction with a greaseless, medicated formula and low daily cost.
Idaho Senator Borah Delivers Notable Speaking Stint
In a crowded gallery Idaho Senator borah gave a memorable stump speech as he readied for a nationwide tour after Congress adjourns. The address, centered on the New Deal, drew tense silences and rapt attention from senators and reporters alike.
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Borah
Congress
Short And Reno Talk Here Friday Evening
Wallace Mo Short of Sioux City seeks the Republican nomination for governor and Milo Reno of Des Moines president of the National Farm Holidays Association will speak Friday night at an open Memorial Coliseum meeting in Linn County. Art Houser of Springville chairs the local association. Special invites go to Federation of Labor and wage earners members. Public is welcome free admission.
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Wallace Mo Short
Sioux City
Milo
Reno
Des Moines
National Farm Holidays Association
Memorial Coliseum
Linn Counts Farm Holiday Association
Art Houser
Springville
Federation of Labor
Millions In French Defense Credits Voted
Paris reports the army committee of the chamber of deputies unanimously approved a government request for supplementary defense credits. The package totals over 197 million dollars for frontier fortifications coast defense air force and naval reserve parks plus renewal of unitary airplanes to modernize the French air force. The finance committee will study the plan before it reaches the chamber in June.
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Paris
Europe
Army
Chamber of Deputies
Gaston Doumergue
France
Pond And Sabelli Forced Down In Wales
American aviators George R. Pond and Cesare Sabelli arrived in Cardiff after being forced down at Port Talbot due to engine trouble on a flight from Baldonnell Field Dublin. They plan to stay until repairs allow continuation to Rome.
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Sabelli
Wales
Cardiff
INS
George R. Pond
Cesare Sabelli
Port Talbot
Baldonnel Field
Dublin
Rome
U S Britain and Japan Open Feeler Arms Discussions
Informal discussions have begun in London among the United States Great Britain and Japan as a preliminary step to the 1935 naval conference. The talks aim to test Japan's proposals for Pacific problem solving by the major naval powers. The initiative is believed to have originated with Japan or Britain. State department officials say the United States did not start the movement.
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Washington
London
United States
Great Britain
Japan
United Press
Pacific
State Department
Convicted Killer in Louisiana Slashes Throat in Cell
Raymond Smith 35 was found dead in his Oak Grove cell ten minutes after being convicted of stabbing 16 year old Will Waiters at a dance. The attacker was pronounced dead from self inflicted wounds, ending a fatal crime trial.
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Oak Grove
Raymond Smith
Will Waiters
No Gift Is Too Small To Help Health Camp Fund
A Cedar Rapids Gazette appeal urges readers to donate to Camp Good Health amid praise for every gift big or small. The campaign highlights 200 malnourished children needing summer care, funded by reader contributions via The Cedar Rapids Gazette. Community clubs and individuals are listed as helpers, emphasizing broad public support and trust in the program.
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Public Health Nursing Association
Association
Cedar Rapids
Man Says He Slain Naval Officer After Road Argument
KINSLEY Kansas AP hitch-hiker Leo Huggins calmly told officers in Marietta Oklahoma and later in Kinsley about the struggle that led to the slaying of Lieut Com S J Trowbridge. He described hammer blow to the head and dragging the body from the car into weeds after an argument over bumps in the road. The naval officer, en route from San Diego to Hayward, had picked up Huggins near Shattuck Oklahoma.
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Trowbridge
San Diego
Calif
Hayward
Wis
Hudgins
Shattuck
Okla Hudgins
Dissent Among Committee On Woodward Impeachment Debate
Five members of the House Judiciary Committee weigh a minority report to oppose impeaching Federal Judge Charles E. Woodward of Illinois. The panel voted 15 to 5 to recommend impeachment over handlers of receivership cases, with Republicans Hancock Beck and Fess among likely signers.
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Washington
INS
Charles E. Woodward
Illinois
House Judiciary Committee
House
Woodward
Oliver
New York
Kurtz
Pennsylvania
Hancock
Beck
Fess
Ohio
Continuance Denied In Trial Of Langer
In Bismarck, AP reports Judge Andrew Miller denied a motion to continue the trial of Governor William Langer and seven of eight defendants on charges of conspiring to solicit political contributions from federal employees. The defense sought weeks’ delay because state Senator Oscar E Erickson, a key witness, is hospitalized with Bright's disease.
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Bismarck
N. D
William Langer
Andrew Miller
Oscar E Erickson
Bright
Iowa Co Ed to Be Color Girl at Annapolis Ceremony
Annapolis Md AP dispatch reports Sara Mumma a senior at the University of Iowa chosen as color girl for June ceremonies at the Naval Academy. She will present Midshipman John Murray Wilson of Scottsburg Indiana with the regimental colors at a formal dress parade next Monday. Miss Mumma is the daughter of Col M C Mumma UV 8 and Mrs Mumma of Evans ton Illinois.
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Annapolis
APJ
John Murray Wilson
Scottsburg
Ind
Sara Mumma
University of Iowa
Naval Academy
Wilson
Mumma
M C Mumma
Evanston
Award Contract For Road Near Lone Tree
AMES Iowa AP Contract for grading 6 473 miles of No 22 from U S 161 toward Lone Tree Johnson Washington counties let by state highway commission today to R J Ryan Ottumwa for 26663 79 Also let contract to Waugh and Tuckman Clarksville for 20 culverts one bridge on No 22 between Riverside and Lone Tree for 22937 29.
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U. S. 161
Lone Tree
Johnson-Washington
State Highway Commission
R. J Ryan
Ottumwa
Waugh and Tuckman
Clarksville
Riverside
Lone ‘Tree
Funeral Rites Held For Civil War Vet William H. Oelke
Funeral services for William H. Oelke 94 Civil war veteran were held in Farmersburg He came here with his parents eighty three years ago by ox team and has lived here since Six sons served as pallbearers and relatives attended the ceremony in this special Gazette report from Farmersburg Iowa
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Farmersburg
William H. Oelke
Muscatine Button Makers Hire 200 More Workers
In Muscatine the button manufacturing industry added about 200 jobs as orders rose. Factory officials foresee further employment gains in the coming weeks.
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Muscatine
INS
Belle Plaine Man Ends Life While Visiting In City
Leonard England 22 of Belle Plaine shot himself at his brother in law Charles Stelcik home on 1606 M Street SW while visiting with Lorraine Meyer from Keystone. Coroner Vorpahl said no inquest. England and Meyer came Tuesday. a quarrel and unemployment were noted. Stelcik found the body Wednesday at 4 30 pm. burial planned in Belle Plaine.
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Leonard England
Belle Plaine
Charles W. Stelcik
M Street
R. A. Vorpahl
England
Lorraine Meyer
Keystone
Steleik
Vorpahl
Bert England
Hourly Air Service Linking Chicago Cleveland and New York
United Airlines announces daytime hourly commuter flights among Chicago Cleveland and New York starting June 1. Thirteen planes run daily each direction with New York departures on the hour from 9 am to 6 pm and Chicago departures on the half hour from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm.
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Chicago
Cleveland
New York
W. A. Patterson
United Airlines
Denies Alfonso Plans To Divorce Former Queen
The chamberlain for former King Alfonso of Spain refutes Madrid reports that he contemplates divorce from former Queen Victoria. The paper claimed he would seek papal annulment. Alfonso returns from Malta to Fontainebleu on June 1, with Victoria due back from London then.
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Paris
INS
Spain
Madrid
Victoria
Pius
Malta
Fontainebleu
London
June 16 Fixed As Steel Strike Date
Pittsburgh reports that 100000 steel workers will strike starting June 16 if union recognition demands are not met by June 1. Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers president Michael F. Tighe announced the date and warned of a six day delay if talks fail.
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Pittsburgh
Michael F. Tighe
Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel and Tin Workers
New York
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
M. Girdler
Republic Steel Corporation
American Iron and Steel Institute
Radio schedule highlights on NBC CBS and WABC chains
A dense programs list outlines morning to late evening radio airing across NBC CBS and WABC networks. It notes entertainers host names venues like WEAF WOC WHO and WJZ WENR, with orchestras and various acts scheduled hourly.
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Alice Joy
NBC
WIZ Chain
Tony Wons
CBS
WABC
WMT Stokes
Orch
Tnbc
WJZ
WMT
Wissinanniiversary
Archie
NDC
Kyw Wow
WEAF
Weaf Woc
WHO
Helen Trent
WGN
KMOX
Ann Leaf
WEBM
Soma Perkins
WLS
First Ladies of Capital
Lanny Ross
Waens
Copeland Orch
KPAB
WMT iTi
Afieetn Orchestralia
WEAP
Ferdinando Orch
Curae Orch
WCAO
WBBM
NHC
Fiish Minster
Jack Armstrong
KYW
Parenteau Orch
Ethel Shulta
Dolan Orch
WCCO
Koil Wren
Mabe Ruth
WLW
WENR
Lucille Manners
Jaock Nenny
Bester Orch
NBC Weap
Frank Black
WJZ Chain
Edith Murray
Sen. McNaryon & O.fp
Reaction
CBE
Simons Orch
Ted Winck Orch
Russell Orch
Hoffman Orch
Tcbs
Campaign On To Meet St. Luke's Deficit
St Luke s hospital officials report progress in a deficit relief drive starting with a 45 person meeting. An 8 794 pledge so far, with several thousand more expected, aims to wipe out a projected 56 000 deficit by August. The drive honors the hospital s fiftieth anniversary and involves Methodist church support and bond relief discussions. Col C B Robbins leads the local effort with Arthur Poe Morris Sanford and a broad hospital board team.
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St. Luke's Hospital
Iowa Methodist Conference
A. B. Curran
Dubuque
Iowa
Methodist Conference
Col. C. B. Robbins
Arthur Poe
Morris Sanford
Hospital Board of Trustees
S. R. Hawkins
James Killian
C. E B. Collins
M. H. Morrison
N. W. Lientz
R. C. Armstrong
Walter Sherrebeck
A. E. Chase
C. A. Beems
Ralph Yuill
John M. Ely
Joe Campbell
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Sanford
McClenahan Seeks Hit And Run Driver
P E Mc Clenahan a Cedar Falls Republican candidate for the state superintendent post offered a reward for the arrest of a driver who struck his car near Marengo and did not stop while he campaigned in eastern Iowa.
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Muscatine
P. E. McClenahan
Cedar Falls
McClenahan
Iowa
Marengo
Murchison Nominated to Lead Commerce Bureau in Place of Thorp
WASHINGTON UP President Roosevelt sent to the senate the nomination of Claudius G. Murchison of Chapel Hill North Carolina to be director of the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce to succeed Willard Thorp whose nomination was withdrawn under senatorial pressure
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Claudius G. Murchison
Chapel Hill
N. C
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Willard Thorp
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