Roosevelt Hints Temporary Soft Coal Regulation Plan
President Roosevelt told John L. Lewis that a temporary law to regulate the soft coal industry could be enacted before Congress adjourns, though not labeled must legislation. Lewis said the aim is temporary stability pending a federal solution with a July 1, 1938 tentative date and a coal commission including two miners and two operators.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine, Workers
Congress
White House
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Guffey-Vinson
Muscatine Photographer Leaders Re-elected At Northeastern Iowa Meet
A. J. Chamberlain of Muscatine was re-elected president of the Northeastern Iowa Photographers association at a two day convention closing at the Hotel Roosevelt. Reuben W. Scharf of Iowa City was chosen secretary treasurer. The next gathering is set for September 16 and 17 in Waterloo. Color photography demos by C Kelberg of Eastman Kodak highlighted the morning session.
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A. J. Chamberlain
Muscatine
Northeastern Iowa Photographers’ Association
Hotel Roosevelt
Reuben W. Scharf
Iowa City
Waterloo
C. Kelberg
Eastman Kodak ‘Company
Florida
C. A. Novotny
Lorraine Lee Hinton
Frank Carrie
Norene Hiland
Leland Sangster
Chamber of Commerce Young Men’s Bureau Quartet
Ronald Rawson
L. L. Johnson
Jack Leonard
Carl Lindsay
Paul Anthony
Beer License Fee Debate Leaves Question Open
A city committee and the council met Wednesday to discuss beer license reductions and whether lowering the fee would raise permits while keeping revenue steady. Dealers split on lowering the fee without increasing licenses, citing budget reliance on current revenue. They oppose the $300 B license versus the $25 C license disparity. WAUKON Alexander Douglas, a Spanish American War veteran, died at his home after a two year illness. He was born November 10, 1870, in Ludlow township. He worked in farming and bridge building. Surviving are brother James and three sisters. Funeral at Bakke chapel with Rev. R L Van Nice officiating. Burial in Oakland Cemetery with military honors.
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Waukon
Alexander Douglas
David Douglas
Ludlow Township
James
George ‘Ralston
Anna ‘Welch
McGregor
Newhall Boy Severely Burned Playing at Bonfire
Special to The Gazette. Dick Seber a year old son of Mr and Mrs Emil Seber was badly burned Tuesday when his clothing caught fire while he played around a bonfire He suffered severe burns on his arms and back His father also burned his right hand extinguishing the fire and tearing the clothing from his son.
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the Gazette
Newhall
Dick Seber
Emil Seber
Mahmoud Wins British Derby For Aga Khan at Epsom
In the 158th running at Epsom Downs England the Aga Khan became the first owner to win two English derbies in succession since 1895 with Mahmoud finishing first Taj Akbar second and Mrs Shand’s Thankerton third in a classic race.
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England
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Mahmoud
Taj Akbar
Eens Shand
Thankerton
General Dawes Speaks At Iowa City June 3
Gen. Charles G. Dawes former vice president will speak in Iowa City on the evening of June 3 following a morning talk at the Des Moines state bankers convention. He is scheduled to address attendees and deliver remarks on current affairs.
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Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
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State Bankers’ Convention
Des Moines
Memorial day observances across Iowa and Calmar
University of Iowa Memorial union schedules a Memorial day program themed The European situation War or Peace with readings band music and an address by Rev G C Lusted. E F Douglas to be honored. Legion military services then cemetery graves decorated. Calmar observes Memorial day at the Olympic theater with a 9 30 am program followed by cemetery decorations. Brooklyn holds fifty seventh annual baccalaureate at the Methodist church with sermon Approaching Life by Rev E W Holler.
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Dysart
American Legion
G. C. Lusted
E. F. Douglas
G. A R. Post
Legion
Calmar
American Legion and Auxiliary
Olympic Theater
Prust
America
Frank Marron
Florence Yager
Vallmecke
Brooklyn
Brooklyn High School
Methodist Church
E.W. F. Holler
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Nelson Eddy
Margaret Speaks
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