U.S. Refuses Big Stick in Drought Relief Plan
President Roosevelt’s drought committee meets with leaders from Montana Nebraska Wyoming and the Dakotas to discuss long range aid. Morris L Cooke says no magic wand solution but seeks data and cooperation from actual drought victims. Governor Welford warns of reduced water and worsening conditions. federal meteorologist Roberts notes scarce feed and few livestock on western ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N. D
Roosevelt
Great Plains
Northwest
Morris L. Cooke
Montana
Nebraska
Wyoming
North
South Dakota
Cooke
North Dakota
Walter Welford
O. W. Roberts
Trinity Methodist continues services with large Sunday attendance
Trinity Methodist church drew over 1,000 attendees as Sunday school enrollment hit a new high. Rev. Frank Mathis resumes preaching Tue night with topics including Heaven or Hell and Two Doors, plus daily services through Saturday with special music by Sun day school orchestra and a Saturday concert. Velma Plank and Gerberta Krueger sang a duet at the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mathis
Trinity Methodist Church
Hell
Mathis
Pilate
Velma Plank
Gilberta Krueger
Large Audience Attends Calvary Baptist Revival
A large crowd gathered Monday night at Calvary Baptist Church for a revival led by Cy rus Metcalf and featured William Dykhuizen in a duet. The message from Rev. Ray E. Clearwaters of Lawton Mich. touched on the parable of The Guest Without A Wedding Garment At the Feast. Continue through the week with 7 p.m. prayer and 7:30 p.m. services led by Rev. C B Brinkley and Rev. A M Smith with piano accompaniment by Mrs. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church
Cyrus Metcalf
William Dykhuizen
Charles B. Brinkley
Everetta Whetstine
Ray E. Clearwaters
The
Baptist Church of
Lawton, Mich
Jesus
C. B. Brinkley
A. M. Smith
Zion Baptist Church
Richard V. Clearwaters
Radio Tonight Schedule of NBC CBS and WABC Programs
A dense listing of evening radio programming and orchestras across NBC CBS and affiliated networks. Entries include Amos n Andy Easy Aces Tony Russell Sum and Abner Doris Kerr Fred Hufsmith Vivian Della Chiesa Leo Reisman Fred Astaire Hildegarde Jimmy Fiddler Frank LaMarr Vallee Xavier Cugat and other acts with station notes WEAF WJZ WABC CBS WBBM KMOX WGST WCCO WOC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos 'N
Andy
NBC
Weaf Chain
WJZ Chain
CBS
WABC
Tony Russell
Sum
Abner
Doris Kerr
Cbsi
WBBM
KMOX
WGST
WCCO
Fred Hufsmith
Vivian Della Chiesa
WJZ
Leo Reisman Orch
WEAF
Dude Ranch
Hammerstein Music Hall
Kingorch
Edgar A. Guest
Welcome Valley
Ken Murray
Singer
Jimmy Fiddler
Ee Campbell
Chain
Johnny Hamp Orch
Hal Kemp Orch
Entere Hatters Orch
Ae Pryor Orch
Wee Vallee Orch
Xavier Cugat Orch
George Olsen Orch
Frank LaMarr Orch
Ee Gray Orch
Fred Allen
Andre Kostelanetz Orch
Gray Orch
Bobby Hayes Orch
Bobby Meeker Orch
Joe White
Vaughn de Leath
Music Guild
Make Believe
WOC
Ree Sears
American School of the Air
Jean Dickinson
Young's Family
Wwcco
Busse Orch
National Congress of Parent-Teacher Associations
Institute A Music
Wwoc
Men of the West
Harry Kogen
Gogo de Lys
Ken Sparnon
Amos ‘N
Jimmy Kemper
Ra Parker
Chee Goose
Ruth Lyon
Ethel Barrymore
Barns d' Aji
WOCO
Radio schedule highlights a full day of NBC CBS and ABC programming
An extended daily grid lists shows, hosts, and stations across NBC CBS and ABC networks. Programs include The Breakfast Club and The O Neills on NBC WJZ WEAF, Tonight’s children and Hymns of all churches on CBS WABC WBBM KMOX WCCO, and music acts like Vaughn de Leath and Gogo de Lys with multiple affiliate chains throughout the afternoon into prime time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Claire
NBC
Weaf Chain
Oleanders
CBS
WABC
William Meeder
WJZ Chain
WEAF
Salon Musicale
Landt Trio
Streamliners
WJZ_ chain
WBBM
KMOX
WCCO
the O'Neills
WGST
WOC
WEAP
Faward MacHugh
Chain
Allan Roy Dafoe
the Gumps
WJZ
Gene Arnold
The
Ranch Boys
National Farm and Home Hour
Court Rules Newby Exceeded Powers In Certifying Hatfield
The Iowa supreme court said District Judge Miles W. Newby overstepped his jurisdiction by ordering Woodbury county to certify Paul M. Hatfield as county attorney for the short term. The court kept the temporary stay in place until Loepp’s contest is resolved, at the request of Woodbury County Attorney Rawlings.
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Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Miles W. Newby
Woodbury
Paul M. Hatfield
Newby
James M. Parsons
David F. Loepp
Rob Indiana bank hold up nets $1100
Three men robbed the North Madison State Bank in Indiana on Monday and escaped with 1100 dollars.
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ROB Indiana Bank
North Madison, Ind
North Madison
Fulger Paroled After 17 Years Since Prison Break
Howard M. Fulger, 56, returned to Chicago with parole after 17 years since tunneling from Southern Michigan prison. Governor Fitzgerald commuted his 10 to 20 year term to up to ten years, with parole to Illinois. Fulger said he married in Cedar Rapids under the alias Howard Law and later worked as an apartment janitor in Chicago.
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Lansing
Mich
Howard M. Fulger
Chicago
Southern Michigan
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Fulger
Illinois
Fulton, Ill
Cedar Rapids
Ill
Howard Law
Whitewater
Wis
Marriage license index gaps in Linn county since 1919
A brief note notes Tuesday searches of Linn county marriage license indices failed to reveal a license applicant named Howard Law since 1919. The fragmented record suggests missing entries or incomplete indexing across decades.
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Linn County
Howard Law
Reopen Negotiations In West Coast Strike
SAN FRANCISCO UP The west coast maritime strike began October 29 and has spread to Atlantic and gulf ports. The Shipowners' Association and union leaders agreed to resume contract talks, with mediator Edward F. McGrady hoping peaceful agreements may help resolve the broader walkout.
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San Francisco
Atlantic
Gulf
Cedar Rapids man gets ten year sentence for break in
Marion Randel, 28, of Cedar Rapids, charged with breaking and entering the Charles W. Boegel home on Sept 9, received an indeterminate ten year term at Fort Madison state penitentiary after pleading not guilty to burglary. He leaped through a plate glass window when surprised by Mr. Boegel. police arrested him.
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Marion Randel
Cedar Rapids
Charles W. Boegel
First Avenue E
Fort Madison State Penitentiary
A. B. Clark
Randel
Boegel
Partition Decree Divides Linn County Property Among 17
Judge H C Ring issues a partition decree distributing Linn county real estate shares among seventeen named parties led by Olga and Eileen Neighbour. Basis set at 1125 parts with allocations from 225 for Mentzer Ward and Coussens to six and fifty for Cheadle relatives. Henry A Stearns serves as referee. appraisers named as Goldsberry Mounce Alfred Ward.
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H. C. Ring
Linn County
Olga Neighbour
Eileen Neighbour
Elizabeth C. Mentzer
Estella M. Ward
Adda L. Coussens
Olga
Neva Neighbour
Roland L. Neighbour
Florence Neighbour
Marion
Willard
Joyce Neighbour
Enid Neighbour
Bonnie Neighbour
Lewis W. Cheadle
Fern Cheadle
Jessie Cheadle Smith
Carl Cheadle
Henry A. Stearns
Ernest Martin
Goldsberry Mounce
Alfred Ward
Marion man given five year term for larceny of poultry
Charles Kotek age 31 of Marion pleaded guilty to larceny of domestic fowls and received an indeterminate five year sentence at Fort Madison state penitentiary. Judge A B Clark presided in district court after Kotek withdrew his not guilty plea entered November 10. Ben Beckner, a local farmer, was noted in the case as involved nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kotek
Marion
Fort Madison State Penitentiary
A. B. Clark
Kotek
Ben Beckner
Marion Man Reports Finding Kotek Near Farmyard
Marion resident recounts discovering Kotek in his farmyard by the chicken house on the night of November 7 and the following day finds five chickens in a sack outside the coop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Kotek
District court jury hears $750 breach of contract case
A district court jury was impaneled before Judge H. C. Ring Tuesday morning to hear the $750 breach of contract action of Frank Whitney against Joseph Hadsell and J. C. Grady over a house. The defendants seek a $500 judgment in a counterclaim, claiming the plaintiff breached the contract.
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H. C. Ring
Frank Whitney
Joseph Hadsell
J. C. Grady
Hamilton shifts GOP stance on New Deal in 1936
Alice Longworth comments on a Washington dispatch noting RNC chair Hamilton hinted the election pushed the GOP to support Roosevelt era social and economic proposals. Democratic leaders hope for a vigorous opposition while questioning the integrity of past critics.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Hamilton
Roosevelt
Mr. Hamilton
Alice Longworth
Bandits Rob Woman of 2600 Dollars in Hillsboro robbery
Mrs. Elizabeth Singler of Nokomis Illinois was robbed of 2600 dollars and unknown checks Monday while transporting money from her husband's currency exchange. Three bandits with sawed off shotguns bound her and her brother Joseph Hartlieb, dismantled the car, and fled in a black sedan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro, Ill
Elizabeth Singler
Nokomis
Divorces Granted in District Court for Cruelty
Three divorces granted on cruelty grounds include Violet L. Huff from Francis A. Huff 49 married August 23 1908 Grace M. Konigsmark from William J Konigsmark 31 married September 25 1924 and Nellie Custer from W D Custer 38 married February 20 1928 Mrs Huff awarded custody of three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet L. Huff
Francis A. Huff
Grace M. Konigsmark
William J. Konigsmark
Nellie Custer
W. D. Custer
Whitmore and Sipe Divorce Actions Filed for Custody
Divorce actions filed in district court by Opal A. Whitmore against Ralph L. Whitmore and Mary Eva Sipe against William L. Sipe seek custody of minor children. Both cases list the couples as married on June 18 1930 and February 4 1933 respectively.
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Opal A. Whitmore
Ralph L. Whitmore
Mary Eva Sipe
William L. Sipe
Plan Considered To Expand Powers Of Reserve Board
Washington report states that administration fiscal experts are studying expansion of the federal reserve board powers and broader stabilization fund operations to better control credit and the effects of foreign capital flows. Treasury, Fed, and Securities Commission officials are reviewing problems from heavy foreign money inflows that have raised bank overliquidity and securities market tensions.
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Washington
Administration
Federal Reserve Board
Roosevelt
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board and Securities Commission
Pleads Not Guilty To Torture and Murder
Robert Avery, a former Iowa reformatory convict who confessed to his role in the $4.80 torture robbery and murder of John Parker, Rockwell City recluse, enters not guilty pleas to murder charges. Calhoun County Attorney W. P. McManus to decide on possible death penalty at trial set for December 3 before Judge R. L. McCord.
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Rockwell City
Robert Avery
Iowa Reformatory
John Parker
Monay
W. P. McManus
Calhoun County
Avery
R. L. McCord
Tragic Crash Claims Nader and Whitford in Ill. Snow
Clarence Nader, 28, collided with a freight train in Grays Lake Illinois during a heavy snowstorm. His companion John Whitford, 65, also died in the crash.
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Grays Lake
Ill
Clarence Nader
John Whitford
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