The Dull Warnings On Public Trust And Campus Riots
A Cedar Rapids editorial mocks voters who gut the political tree to fix government while noting a Halloween fire alarm mishap. It cites Seattle cab fires, Miss Natalie Couch’s telegram to Mrs Roosevelt, and campus riots at New York and California as examples of anti government sentiment and covert socialist teaching.
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Clyde Hill
Denver
Cedar Rapids
College of the City of New York
University of California At Los Angeles
Ernest C. Moore
University of California
Supreme Court upholds milk price fixing ruling
The Supreme Court ruled that minimum price fixing for the milk industry is constitutional even if weaker firms cannot keep pace with stronger operators. Justice Cardozo said the law provides an outlet for regulated businesses and that a fair return is not guaranteed as with public utilities.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Hegeman Farms Company
New York
Milk Control Board
Justice Cardozo
Supreme Court Upholds Minimum Milk Price Doctrine
The Supreme Court decision Monday upholding a minimum milk price to producers could impact Iowa and Cedar Rapids. After earlier failed attempts by the AAA to set a price, the ruling may energize agricultural officials to enforce minimum milk prices in affected regions.
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United States Supreme Court
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
AAA
Supreme Court
Agricultural Department
Hughes Heads Iowa Emergency Groups
J. J Hughes, director of the Iowa department of the national emergency council, was notified he has been appointed supervisor of all federal emergency organizations in Iowa. The appointment was made by Donald R. Richberg, executive director of the NEC.
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Des Moines
J. J Hughes
Iowa
Showdown Averts Eccentric Public Fracas
A tense standoff approaches a possible showdown as parties risk embarrassment if tensions escalate further. Officials seek restraint to avoid a public display.
Opening of First Trust and Savings bank brings restored deposits
The opening of the new First Trust and Savings bank, successor to a Senate File 111 institution, releases $600,000 in formerly frozen deposits and strengthens the South side’s finances. Whether the city needs five banks remains to be decided by the state banking department, but the new bank clarifies the local banking picture.
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First Trust and Savings Bank
Senate
South Side
State Banking Department
Trust and Savings Bank
Iowa State Savings Bank
New South End Bank
J. W. Pichner
How to Use Voting Machines for Tuesday's Election
The guide explains operating a voting machine: pull the big red lever from left to right to start, use straight tickets by engaging the lever for that ticket, or split tickets by voting against some candidates with the small levers. For splits ensure not more than legal candidates per office, then return the red lever to cast the vote.
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State Supreme Court
District Court
Justice of the Peace
Linn County
Americans held by Nazis without charges in Germany
Two naturalized American citizens Roiderer and Miss Steele have been jailed in Munich and Berlin since June and August respectively on suspicions of espionage and treason. No formal charges have been filed. The U S consulate general awaits status details from German authorities.
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Berlin
United States
Ger
Monts
Hollywood
Calif
Richard Reiderer
Roiderer
Munich
Miss Steele
U. S
Steele
Dall Absent Vote Challenge Taints New York Election
Mrs Anna Dall daughter of President and Mrs Roosevelt cannot vote due to missing absentee ballot before the Friday deadline Dutchess county election officials said. Miss Natalie Couch republican candidate for representative at large told Mrs Roosevelt she will challenge the vote to preserve an honest ballot citing election law sections and alleged Nevada residency. The exchange followed Mrs Roosevelt campaigning for Couch's democratic opponent Mrs Caroline ODay.
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Meena Ore
New York
Natalie Couch
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Miss Couch
Dall
Nevada
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Anna Dall
Roosevelt
United Press
Dutchess County
Caroline O'Day
White House
Congress
Des Moines Transients Win Vote Advisement Ruling
In Des Moines the fate of about 100 transient residents voting in Iowa’s general election was decided by Judge Allan Herrick. The ruling, delivered after testimony and review of registration records, could hinge on whether temporary residence at the transient center counts as domicile under Iowa law. The case followed challenges led by Republican precinct official Alex Miller and backed by county prosecutors.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Sam Orebaugh
Iowa Supreme Court
Ralph Spaanso
Admit Libby's Son To Litigation Over Reynolds' Fortune
Christopher Smith Reynolds is recognized as an heir to the R. J. Reynolds tobacco fortune. Judge McElroy allows attorney Robert C. Vaughn as next friend to enter litigation to settle the estate with consent from all Reynolds heirs and trustees State Deposit and Trust Co. Baltimore. Graves and Polikoff named to represent the infant.
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Winston Salem, N. C
Christopher Smith Reynolds
Libby Holman Reynolds
Z. Smith Reynolds
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
P. A. McElroy
Superior Court
Robert C. Vaughn
Winston Salem
Reynolds
State Deposit and Trust Company
Baltimore
Vaughn
William Graves
Benet Polikoff
Federal Bankruptcy Powers Upheld By High Court Ruling
The Supreme Court refused to review lower court rulings upholding federal courts authority to appoint receivers in bankruptcy and seize state liquidated assets for creditors. The case was brought by Joseph A Broderick, New York state superintendent of banks.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Joseph A Broderick
New York State
Superintendent of Banks
First Trust and Savings Bank Opens in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids welcomes its new financial institution the First Trust and Savings bank located at Twelfth avenue and Third street SE began business Monday at 9 a.m. after receiving a banking license from D W Bates. The bank will handle commercial savings trust and safety deposit services and will distribute about 600000 of frozen Iowa State Savings deposits to depositors. It has applied for FDIC insurance on deposits of 5000 and under.
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Cedar Rapids
First Trust and Savings Bank
Twelfth Avenue
Third Street SE
D. W. Bates
Iowa State Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
John W. Pichner
King’s Crown Plaster Company
Cedar Rapids Building and Loan Association
Onslow Lumber Company
Onslow
What Cheer Clay Products Company
F. S. Mitralsky
Iowa
F. J. Dvorak
F. S. Mitvalsky
John C. Petrovitsky
Ed E. Hach
L. L. Blahnik
Linn County
Dr. Petrovitsky
Hach Bros. Company
German Pastors Ordered to Include Hitler Prayers
Reichsbishop Ludwig Mueller ordered all pastors in the German Evangelical church to insert prayers for Adolf Hitler into weekly Sunday services starting next Sunday. The directive follows the oath of allegiance to Hitler recently required of loyal pastors.
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Berlin
Continue Rail Loans At Four Per Cent
Chairman Jones announced at a press conference that Reconstruction finance loans to railroads will remain at 4 percent for the time being. He said the decision was made on November 1 after several reductions to the current rate.
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Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
Jones
Regimented Press Teaches Italians To Like Fascism Under Dictatorship
Italian readers are portrayed as trained to accept fascist rule under Mussolini as democracy is undermined. The article argues dictatorships gain power by seeming lawful and that a free press should be fearless to preserve democracy, citing insights from a correspondent.
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H. K. Knickerbocker
International News
Iervice
H. &. Knickerbocker
International News Service
Rome
INS
Italy
Germany
Mussolini
America
England
Richietti indicted on three charges in depot murder
Federal grand jury charges Adam Richetti with aiding escape conspiring to conceal and attempting to rescue a federal prisoner in the Union Station massacre. He faces up to six years and $6000 fines if convicted. Richetti also faces murder charges in Missouri.
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Kansas City, Mo
Adam Richetti
Charles A. “Pretty Boy
Floyd
Union Station
Richetti
Frank Nash
Nash
Federal Penitentiary
Columbia
Kansas City
Motor Theft Bureau
Ohio
Missouri
Springfield Leaders Urge Yes on Unemployment Relief Bond
Springfield leaders from both parties urge voters to approve a separate ballot measure for a $30 million unemployment relief bond issue. Public officials emphasize relief aid and funding stability ahead of the election.
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Springfield, al
INS
Internal conflict ends in youth choosing authentic path
A student narrates his drift between drama and studies, torn between acting and a mother’s expectations. The piece urges him to resolve his career and life direction, or risk failure and unhappiness.
Alice Roosevelt Longworths Washington Mansion For Sale
A for sale sign goes up on the five story white stone mansion of Alice Roosevelt Longworth on Massachusetts Avenue Washington. Real estate agents report no price or firm instructions from Mrs Longworth who asked only to sell the house famous as a political salon and linked to her feud with Dolly Gann.
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Washington
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Theodore Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
French Government Fears New Riots Ahead of Doumergue Speech
Paris officials brace for protests as Parliament opens with Premier Gaston Doumergue facing a major political confrontation. Government officials anticipate possible disorder during the session.
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Paris
Gaston Doumergue
France
Farley Declares New Deal Fight Shifts in 1934 Campaign
Democratic National Chairman James A. Farley argued the New Deal gains strength in the Senate and House as voters head to the polls. He forecast a bigger Roosevelt majority and warned Republicans to stay firm, while noting the political stakes in Pennsylvania and California and the looming 1936 campaign.
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Washington
James A. Farley
Senate
House
Henry P. Fletcher
Farley
Roosevelt
TRE Associatsee
Congress
Lawyer Refuses To Defend Hauptmann In Lindbergh Case
FLEMINGTON New Jersey AP. Ryman Herr a local attorney withdrew from the Hauptmann defense Monday leaving Lloyd Fisher to carry the fight to acquit. Herr was a key member as only counsellors may argue motions before the highest New Jersey courts.
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Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey
Ryman Herr
Lloyd Fisher
Hauptmann
Herr
Supreme Court
Court of Errors and Appeals
Homeless Lodgers Leave Lodge to Vote
Four hundred regular lodgers at the Salvation Army Gold Dust lodge for homeless men left last Friday and have not returned. Major C A Laurie superintendent investigated and found they had gone home to vote. The elections fraud bureau is investigating.
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New York
Salvation Army
C. A. Laurie
Elecetions Fraud Bureau
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