Roosevelt Labor Plan Faces Battle in Congress
The piece reports on looming labor legislation as 7a and the National Industrial Recovery Act face renewal battles. It notes White House labor program drafting, conflicting aims over company unions, and a push for a new Department of Public Welfare with Harry Hopkins as head, plus foreign influence worries and political shifts.
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Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Calomel
An advertisement promotes ARTEN’S TATTLE LIVER PELL pills as a remedy to stimulate bile flow and digestion. It claims they purge toxins, improve appetite, and relieve headaches and foul breath, positioning them as a safe vegetable extract alternative to calomel.
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Nearly Hits Cop's Automobile Held For Drunk Driving
Adolph Johnson of Palo was arrested at 1140 pm Wednesday by Patrolman Earl Davis for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. The arrest occurred at E avenue and Ellis boulevard NW when Johnson’s truck nearly struck Davis’s car. He was arraigned before Justice A. S. Reed and waived to the grand jury. bond set at $500.
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State probe to scrutinize attacks on newspapers and authors
Iowa governor orders investigation into who wrote and distributed campaign libelous literature during the recent race. The inquiry aims to identify authors distributors and organizers behind pamphlets and assess related matters including liquor headquarters ownership and alleged officer character remarks.
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Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Unclear Conte t of Government Farm House Text
Fragmented OCR passage discusses a government built house and a farmer resident. Mentions idle land, trees cleared, and bonuses for growing less or more cotton. Ends with a puzzled line about figuring it all out.
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Malone pamphlet authorship probe eyed by governor
The governor suggested his attorney general could investigate who authored the Malone pamphlet, signaling potential official scrutiny and political stakes surrounding the document.
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Elder Robinson To Face Indictment In Louisville
Federal Judge Harry B. Anderson ordered the removal of Thomas H. Robinson Jr. to Louisville to face an indictment over his alleged involvement in the kidnapping of Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll about a month earlier.
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Will Probe German Auto Imports Ban
Washington AP reports the U S State Department ordered a full investigation into Germany new trade regulations seen as likely to bar imports of American automobiles. The probe aims to assess impact and compliance implications for U S auto exporters.
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Water Works Association Honors Iowa City Man
George J. Keller of Iowa City was nominated for the chairmanship of the Missouri Valley section of the American Water Works Association at the organization’s twentieth annual convention in Omaha. Other nominations, largely election-directed, included William T. Batley of Council Bluffs as Missouri Valley director representing Iowa.
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Radio Schedule Fragments Reveal Mixed Daytime Programs
A jumble of 1930s era radio listings shows CBS NBC and regional stations airing music, news, talks, and drama across morning to evening. Programs include bands, orchestras, school of the air, women’s clubs, and children's segments with varied hosts and guests.
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Englewood Bank Defies FDIC With Public Rebuke
The First National Bank of Englewood Illinois continues to refuse FDIC insurance joining and faces a daily $100 penalty per unposted window. Bank head J M Nichols asserts opposition while authorities note strong liquidity to cover all deposits.
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Reopen Probe Into Paul Bern Death by Own Action
Grand jury issues subpoenas for all district attorney records in the Paul Bern case as part of a broader inquiry into DA Baron Fitts office. Bern, husband of Jean Harlow, died September 5 1932 by a self inflicted gunshot in their Beverly Hills home, a scandalous incident long unresolved despite inquest.
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Harlow planning divorce action against Hal Rosson
Hollywood reports say Jean Harlow plans immediate divorce proceedings against cameraman Hal Rosson who is in England with a British firm. The pair separated about six months ago as she failed to contact him.
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