Cleveland Cuts Relief for 16000 Adults amid Hunger Crisis
Social workers report doors barred as Mayor Harold H. Burton halts food orders for 8000 singles and 4000 childless couples to stretch scarce funds in Cleveland. Officials seek aid from industry groups and employers while counseling limited rations continue for all 24000 relief cases.
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Cleveland
Harold H. Burton
Burton
Cleveland Health Council
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Chamber of Commerce
Sidney Rowley
Weaver of Tales Answer to Previous Puzzle
The Ohio Attorney General Thomas J. Herbert in Columbus released 350000 dollars of the state's surplus utilities excise tax collections for relief purposes.
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Thomas J. Herbert
Columbus
Switzerland seeks U S exemption under neutrality act
Washington reports Switzerland has formally asked the United States to exempt American goods routed to the land locked republic through belligerent nations from the neutrality act. The move aims to simplify trade routes that pass through hostile countries surrounding Switzerland.
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Washington
INS
Switzerland
United States
Governor proposes oil tax to boost Illinois pensions
Governor Horner announced he would request an oil tax in a special session to fund higher Illinois old age pensions. The proposal aims to increase payments for seniors through new state revenue.
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Springfield, Ill
Horner
Illinois
Dutch to Continue Sailings Despite War Risks
Amsterdam sources say the Netherlands will keep its ships at sea despite war dangers and new blockade restrictions imposed by Britain and France. The announcement stresses continued maritime commerce and compliance with international duties.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Brotherhood union backs paid vacations on railway workforce
The Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes, at its annual convention in Chicago, unanimously approves launching a campaign for paid vacations for railway workers.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes
Muscatine Woman Dies Of Bullet Wound Husband May Face Murder Charge
Mrs. Willis Butts, 37, of Muscatine, died from a head wound suffered six weeks earlier. Her husband, held in jail after a gunfire incident in which he attempted suicide, may face a murder charge as prosecutors decide whether to upgrade the assault with intent to commit murder charges. Mrs. Butts was a former Mount Vernon resident, born in Rock Island County, Illinois.
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Mate
Muscatine
Willis Butts
Frank Drake
Butts
Rock Island County
Ilinois
Mount Vernon
Elmer Andrews to Join Dun and Bradstreet Survey
Elmer Andrews former federal wage hour administrator will start next Monday at Dun and Bradstreet Inc for a special inside research survey. A company spokesman said the work will be conducted wholly within the company and will not involve personnel matters.
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NEW York
Elmer Andrews
Dun and Bradstreet, Inc
Statistical and Credit Organization
Andrews
Evening Radio Schedule with Diverse Programs Across Networks
A dense listing shows 6:30 PM to 5:50 PM radio programming across WMT WGN WCCO WSUI KFJB WHO and others. Programs include music acts such as Lucas orchestra and Rollini’s Trio, news segments, sports, dramatic readings, and variety shows with hosts like Paul Parker and Clyde Lucas. Continuous hour by hour lineups highlight station handoffs, station IDs, and calendar slots across cities.
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WMT
Fulton Lewis
Ang and Allen
KFJB
Kfemories
WGN
Heidelberg Arch
WCCO
A Pearce
Weco
WSUI
Paul Parker
Rollini
Joe Sanders
Orch
Reib
Black Magic
Percy
Faith
Lucas Orch
SUI
Wgn—Boysd
Griff Williams
Cedric Adams
Clyde Lucas
Kee Lucas
Rollie Johnson
Bill Austin
George King
Guy Lombardo
Wwcco
Paul Sullivan
Veterans Forum
Failton Lewis
Jan Savitt
Saran Miller
Tommy Dorsey
Russ Morgan
Nexus
Orrin Tucker
Morning Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight A Busy Day
A dense list of radio program names and hosts across stations WMT WCCO WHO KFJB WSUI WGN KFIB KFJB KPJB WOI and others. Items include Sunrise Hour Musical Almanac Farming News Morning Chapel Markets and Parade of Bands with multiple host names such as Jerry Smith Lem Hawkins Red River Dave Myrna Dee Sergen and June Baker.
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WSUI
Ee Kitty Kelly
Woil
Len Salvo
Ann
Wst
Dayvid Harum
KFJB
WGN
Maree
Don Fearo
WCCO
WMT
Billtop House
Manhattan
WOCO
WSUL
Judy
Jane
Mary Sotherr
Magic Kitchen
WOI
Sam
Kews
Don Roth
eSace
Cedar Valley
Voice of
Iowa
Slade
Masada
Bob
Wccoo
KFIB
Vem Nawe
Lem Hawkins
SFJB
Wift
Sniff
Happy
Hank
WMI
Blue Risbon Melo
Bible Hour
Red River
Ma Perkins
Morning Melodies
Wwcco
Marge
John
Parade of Bands
Myrna Dee Sergen
Hilltop House
Bill
KPJB
Given McCleary
June Baker
Rules No Primping On Uncle Sam's Time
Washington AP Government employees must stay at their desks for the full work period, not leave early to primp for departure. Controller General Fred H Brown issued a circular urging seven hours of faithful service and strict adherence to official start times.
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Washington
Fred H. Brown
Shirley Temple Starts To School
Hollywood AP reports Shirley Temple began attending school on Tuesday after years of private tutoring at home and on movie sets. Her mother made the decision and Shirley agreed, marking a new stage in the child star’s life.
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Shirley Temple
Hollywood
Shirley
Private School Girl Attends Seventh Grade Under Guard
A private girls school pupil, Shirley, begins seventh grade near her home and will be chauffeured to classes daily by her bodyguard chauffeur. The arrangement follows safety considerations given her high profile status.
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Shirley
Heavy Cattle Imports From Canada Reported
The customs bureau says 32 030 cattle weighing 700 pounds or more were imported from Canada from Oct 1 to Nov 25. Preliminary data show a fourth quarter tariff rate quota of 40 346 for this cattle class.
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Washington
Customs Bureau
Canada
Allied Sources Put Sub Losses At 43 From U-boat War
Informed French and British naval sources estimate that 43 German submarines have been sunk since the war began on September 3.
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London
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Weaver OF
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The
David Copperfield
Disciples of Christ
Amaz
U. S
Dun & Bradstreet Survey
BoTrLes
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Marshalltown
Rock Island
Werrary
Wsul—Service
Lem
Itha
Wwoco
Daug
O— Grimm
Congra Pwgn
Donce Hovelty
Pep Young
Stella Dallas
Mary Sothern
Iowa Union Radio
Lorenzo Jones
Charley Flagler
Dick Kuhn
Kitty Keene
Pec Fawn
Bill McCune
Scattersood Barnes
Lawrence Salerno
Billy and
Betty
Ellen Randolph
WGN Twilight Melodies
Miss Julia
Jack Armstrong
Europe
Hes
Wovui
Wren
Riety
Cedar Rapids
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Uncle Sam
Lampert Pharmacat Co
St. Louis
Lambert
Listerine
Cedar Rapids Gas Co
Marion
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