Plan Aide for Drought Farmers Reached
Washington AP The Works Progress Administration and Resettlement Administration agreed on a plan to keep drought hit farmers in 13 midwestern states on aid for those with actual need. The pact covers 230000 cases on WPA projects in 22 states with aid to continue via RA grants as weather determines project feasibility.
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Washington
Works Progress and Resettlement Administrations
Resettlement Administration
Corporate tax 15 studied by expert
New Haven, Conn. Benjamin Graham, Columbia University finance lecturer and Graham-Newman president, says the corporate surplus tax allows earnings to be capitalized via taxable stock dividends or other devices. He expects no fundamental change to corporate fiscal policy, predicts bondholder protections remain, and foresees healthier stockholder management relations. He criticizes unfair application details, notably the higher tax burden on stockholders versus partners, a provision not in the original House bill.
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New Haven
Conn
Benjamin Graham
Columbia _ university
Graham-Newman Investment Corporation
Graham
Congress
Birth Announcement for Doris Louise Ciha
A daughter Doris Louise Ciha was born to Mr and Mrs George Ciha at University Hospital in Iowa City on the 15th. The family resides at 1652 Fifth Street NW.
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George Ciha
Fifth Street
Doris Louise
University Hospital
Iowa City
Family-suspected murder case reopens over love angle doubt
The case of youth Russell’s death moves toward reexamination as officials weigh whether a gun found near the body was the weapon and whether a love affair may explain a contested death. Insistent relatives challenge a death by own action ruling while investigators sift contradictions.
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Victoria Russell
Reid
Fitts
Plummer
E. C. Crossman
Frank Nance
Frank Webb
Italy speeds armament and mounts diplomatic moves
The fascist grand council voted to accelerate military buildup including air and sea power. Mussolini named Filippo de Ciuts di Santa Patrizia as charge d affaires to the nationalist government in Spain. The meeting discussed reforms to the chamber and Italy's possible anti communist alliance with Germany and Japan, with focus on Spain and tensions with France.
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Rome
Grand Council
Benito Mussolini
Mussolini
Filippo de Ciutis di
Russia
Il Duce
Clash of Navies Off Spain Feared in Barcelona
The Portuguese government warns of a notorious traffic in arms tanks planes and poison gas run by Russian and Spanish vessels often bearing foreign flags. Britain debates recognizing Franco to enforce a blockade and may send warships if he resists. Consuls of Germany and Italy evacuate Barcelona as Italy plans departures. Britain seeks an international non intervention sub committee to quicken a control commission for Spanish ports.
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Barcelona
Britain
Franco
General Franco
Loyalist protest over recognition by Italy and Germany
Premier Francisco Largo Caballero's loyalist government protested to the League of Nations against Italian and German recognition of the nationalists. A nationalist wireless station in Teneriffe said Germany would name Baron Estobber as its representative to the nationalists with headquarters at Salamanca.
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Lisbon
Francisco Largo Caballero
League of Nations
Teneriffe
Germany
Baron Estobber
Salamanca
Craft Class Friday Evening At First Presbyterian Church
The second in a series of Friday craft classes led by Rev V C Grant from John Huss Methodist will meet Friday 7 30 to 9 30 p m in the church recreation rooms. Sessions include leather and metalcraft and wooden games with tools and materials provided.
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First Presbyterian Church
V. C. Grant
John Huss Methodist Church
S. A. Mittan
Oakdale Mouse Breeder Builds Transportable Farm Empire
Frank Cook of Oakdale California built a mouse farming business from four dozen white mice that sold 20 000 in three years to medical research institutions. The venture grew after wartime comrade E T Hamlin inspired the use of mice in experiments. Most customers are cancer specialists on the Pacific coast with major shipments to universities and laboratories. Litters average six, produced every 21 days, with females under 21 days preferred for cancer research.
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Oakdale
Calif
Frank Cook
Here
United States
Cook
E. T. Hamlin
Stanislaus County
Hamlin
Pacific Coast
University of British Columbia
Labor peace plea and union rift noted in congress debate
Secretary Perkins and George L. Berry urge actions on labor harmony as AFL CIO tensions surface over representation and committee talks. Green questions Tampa attendance and authority, while Aldous touts soil restoration speeding revegetation through better soil structure and humus to shorten recovery time.
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Perkins
George L. Berry
Farmers Urged To Aid Nature In Grass Belt
Washington report from E A Aldous of the soil conservation service says natural revegetation of eroded and abandoned plains farms could be sped up with farmer cooperation. Proper grazing could cut restoration time in half, otherwise 25 to 35 years depending on growing conditions.
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Aldous
Washington
Great Plains
E. A. Aldous
The
Soil Conservation Service
Only Chauffeurs' Licenses Up For Renewal This Year
State Motor Vehicle Examiner Charles Hogan said renewals are limited to chauffeur licenses. Driver licenses remain valid until mid 1937. Chauffeurs and for hire drivers must renew by year end with a vision test and a $2 fee, presenting the current license. Examiners will be in Cedar Rapids at the courthouse Friday and Saturday for tests.
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Charles Hogan
Hogan
Dick Hahn
Cedar Rapids
Deaths Charles N. Tyler 74 longtime Garrison merchant
Charles N. Tyler 74 of 1421 First avenue E Cedar Rapids died at University hospital Iowa City at 1:30 a.m. Thursday after a lingering illness. He was born August 7 1862 in Johnson County and lived in Garrison most of his life in the meat business. Surviving his wife Mary two sons Bert and George five brothers and two sisters. The body is at Monahan mortuary where friends may call Thursday evening. Funeral arrangements pending.
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First Avenue E
University Hospital
Iowa City
Johnson County
Garrison
Cedar Rapids
Mary
Bert
George
Monahan
Mrs Dora Mildenstein Dies at Clinton Home
Mrs Dora Mildenstein 81 widow of Henry Mildenstein and former Cedar Rapids resident died at her daughter Mrs Margaret Eggert’s home in Clinton Wednesday evening. She had lived in Cedar Rapids about twenty years and moved to Clinton a year and a half ago. Survived by daughter in Clinton two grandchildren Mrs Lewis Davies and Roberta Randolph of Cedar Rapids. Burial will be at Miles, her former home.
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Dora Mildenstein
Henry Mildenstein
Cedar Rapids
Margaret Eggert
Clinton
Lewis Davies
Roberta Randolph
Miles
Death of Dr. Theodore M. Leonard of Buffalo
Dr. Theodore M. Leonard of Buffalo New York died Thursday morning at his home after a brief illness. He was the brother in law of Grant B. Munger and J. L. Munger and is survived by his wife Alice E. Munger Leonard and two daughters Ruth and Theo.
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Theodore M. Leonard
Buffalo
N. Y
Grant B. Munger
First Avenue E
J. L. Munger
Nineteenth Street
Alice E. Munger Leonard
Cedar Rapids
Ruth
Theo
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Mrazek Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Mrazek will be held in the Janeba and Brosh chapel Saturday at 2 p.m. conducted by Theodore B. Hlubucek. Burial will be in the Bohemian National cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel Friday evening.
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Mary Mrazek
Janeba and Brosh
Theodore B. Hlubucek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Funeral Services for Mrs Wood Held at Beatty Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Eliza beth Wood will be held in the Beatty chapel Saturday at 2 30 p m conducted by the Rev George Stauffacher Burial will be in Linwood cemetery Friends may call at the chapel Thursday and Friday evenings.
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Elizabeth Wood
Beatty Chapel
George Stauffacher
Linwood Cemetery
James Norman Scott Infant Funeral Details
Funeral services for infant James Nor man Scott, son of Mr and Mrs Norman B Scott, will be held in Turner chapel at 2 Friday, with Rev. G McCrory officiating. Burial follows in Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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James Norman Scott
Norman B. Scott
Turner Chapel
G. McCrory
Linwood Cemetery
34 Norway Students On Tour Of Local Plants
Thirty four girl students in grades ten and eleven of Norway high school toured Cedar Rapids industrial plants with instructor Miss Mildred Holmes. They visited Quaker Oats Petersen bakery Iowa Electric Light and Power and The Gazette plants.
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Norway High School
Mildred Holmes
Cedar Rapids
Quaker Oats
Petersen's Bakery
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Gazette
Pact us: Ancient name for the river Same in Asia Minor
The historic designation for the river now known as the Same in Asia Minor was Pact us. This name appears in ancient sources reflecting early geography and nomenclature.
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Asia Minor
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