Hoover knows Ethiopia minerals says wealth myth debunked
Former President Herbert Hoover, long tied to Ethiopian mineral wealth, notes his firm surveyed Ethiopia and found wealth overestimated. He predicts Mussolini will claim Ethiopia but face disappointment. The column recalls GOP reminiscences and political appointments, including Farley and Roosevelt era dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Presi
Herbert Hoover
Ethiopia
United States
Hoover
Palo Alto
William Hard
Red Book Magazine
South
Hard
Roosevelt
New England
Kansas
Richmond
al Smith
Form Eastern Iowa Rural Co op To Give Electric Service
DAVENPORT AP Fifteen Scott county and five Jackson county farmers organized what is known as the Eastern Iowa Rural Co operative to extend electric service to about 300 Scott county farmers. The group may include farmers in Muscatine Cedar Clinton and possibly part of Jackson county. The cooperative will buy power wholesale from a power company for the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Scott County
Jackson County
Eastern
Iowa
Scotti County
Countes
Robert Combs
Afuscatine
Cedar
Clinton
Co-Operative Wall
Alaska search ends with last hope for four aboard
FAIRBANKS Alaska AP rescuers ended a 40 day search for a missing plane carrying four people whose names include Arthur F. Hines Mir Juan Lonz and Alton Nordale all of Alaska. The team concluded only a possible wreck remains in the Arctic wilderness with little chance of discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Alaska
Arctic
Arthur F H.nes
Mir
Juan Lonz
Alton Nordale
Plan of Plenty ties Professor Rugg to sponsor group
The article links Professor Rugg to the Plan of Plenty and Continental Committee backed by private backers. It describes a national control board and government requisitions as essential steps for a planned economy and criticizes broad advertising as both wasteful and a safeguard for dependable products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natl. Control Board
Continental Committee
Rugg
Rowe
Hich
Milwaukee Editor Dies At Age Of 77
Milwaukee editor Locus W. Nieman who led the Milwaukee Journal and headed the Journal company died Tuesday at 77. He served as editor and company president shaping the paper’s direction for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Locus W. Nieman
The
Milwaukee Journal
Journal Company
Radio schedule mishmash from WABC WCCO and others
A fragmented listing shows a dense radio timetable with NBC CBS and CBS network calls, various anchors and shows like Beauty Talk Orphan Annie and Adventures of Sam and Dick, along with stations WJZ WEAP WABC and others, across multiple time slots. The noisy OCR preserves program names, times, and call letters without clear coherence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WABC
WCCO
XMOX
WSBM
NBC
WJZ Chain
Celeman Cox
Jack Na
Lorette Clemens
WEAP
CBS
WRBM
Weco
Army Band
WJZ
WEAF
Fimpsen
Sprucehead Bay
Ain
Voice of Superience
CBE
Wabc M
Menes Bey Sane Sassafras
Merry Maes
MBC
Wiz Chein
Gamps
WABG
WBBM
Mary Martin
CAS
MOX
Nadlemat Farm
Watrrlesquer Congress
WJZ Weap
Betty
Bob
KBC
Budapest
Billy Slitsereh
WEAP_ chain
Wjzn
Hayden Planetarium
Giradpa “Barten
Roosevelt
WIZ Chain
Sam and Dick
Ey Small
Ss. Sr Lean Elists Sharess
Charieterrs
Sis—Leweil Themss
Ezaty Aces
Myrt and
Marie
Beck Rogers
KMOX
Sens Cooper
Baritone
WGST
Uncle Ezra
Abner
Wizard Givens Sdéctress
Kate Smith
Rendezvous
Ope Man’s Family
Bease
WIZ
Wayne Oderch
Cordel Ball
Cabin Rtvee
Bisterr
Tie Noble
WEA
eo—Dereihy Lameett (Nec) Wiz Chain. Maney Laperte Erch. (Nec) Weap
Claude Hopkins
Fayette County gains modified status in bovine TB testing
Des Moines AP reports Iowa designates Fayette county as a modified accredited county in tuberculosis testing, lifting the butter shipment ban to Chicago. An embargo previously blocked butter from eight other counties not on the accredited list, under Chicago board of health orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Department of Agriculture
Fayette County
Chicago
Allamakee
Butler
Buchanan
Bremer
Chickasaw
Grundy
Winneshiek
Plymouth
Chicago Board of Health
Grand Jury Probes Hoey Death at Rogers Home
Chester county court ordered the December grand jury to investigate the death of Evelyn Hoey musical comedy actress found shot to death in the farm home of Henry H. Rogers III oil heir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoey
Rogers
West Chester, Pa
Chester County Court
Evelyn Hoey
Henry H. Rogers
Palo Man Arrested For Drunk Driving
Arthur Steinke, 37, of Palo, was arrested for drunk driving at 6 15 pm by State Highway Patrolman K W Rhoades on the First Avenue bridge after noticing a weaving car. He trailed the vehicle to F Avenue and First Street NW and cornered it, then turned Steinke over to police.
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Big Jim Farrey
Guffey
Little Nra
Roosevelt
Labor
Perkins
Interior
Ickes
Big Jim
Farley
George E. Acret
Calfornia
Pacific Coast
Acret
Upton Sinclair
C E Smith
Fairmont
W Va
Neely
Charles F Hasford
Pittsburgh
Joe Guffey
Percy Tetlow
Cleveland
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Guffe Ane Neely
Wich Lewis
Lubsi Cef
Bureau of Lar Stastes
Miss Perkins
Lubin
Lewis
Arthur Steinke
Palo
K. W. Rhoades
First Avenue Bridge
F Avenue
First Street NW
Steinke
Rhoades
City Briefs and Personals Update
Mrs. F. H. Hungerford is critically ill at St. Luke's hospital. Marvin Cone's still life, winner of the 1931 Thompson prize, hangs in the Guaranty Bank lobby. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Shaw and daughter Betty returned from Albia after attending Joe Shaw's funeral. Mrs. Joe Shaw is identified as Mary Paer of Cedar Rapids.
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F. H. Hungerford
Thirtieth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Marvin Cone
Iowa
Guaranty Bank and Trust Company
J. L. Shaw
Betty
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Albia
Mr. Shaw
Joe Shaw
Mary Paer
Cedar Rap
Thief Accessed Blazek Home Via Skeleton Key
Fred Blazek of 149 Fourteenth Avenue SW reported a thief entered his home by a skeleton key and stole a small gold lava lierre after a prior ransack. Ward of 1033 Tenth Avenue SE injured his right forearm at 1 45 p.m. Tuesday when struck by a automobile driven by Miss Evelyn Zerzanek of 1021 Ridgewood Terrace SE. Zerzanek took Ward to Mercy hospital for first aid.
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Fred Blazek
Fourteenth Avenue SW
Blazek
W. Ward
Tenth Avenue SE
Evelyn Zerzanek
Ridgewood Terrace
Twelfth Avenue
Ninth Street
Zerzanek
Ward
Mercy Hospital
Salvation Army World Revival Opens with Poster Launch
The first local meeting in the Salvation Army revival will be held Wednesday evening at the Army hall 1030 Seventh street SE. Visiting officers and members from Davenport Clinton Dubuque and Maquoketa will attend the service. Captain Millar of Davenport will sing a song by General Evangeline Booth The World for God as a large poster unveiling launches the campaign.
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Salvation Army
Army Hall
Seventh Street
Davenport
Clinton
Dubuque
Maquoketa
Millar
Evangeline Booth
God
Jersey Cow Missing From Sutton Pasture
Mrs G G Sutton of 3741 Center Point road NE reported a cream colored Jersey milk cow valued at 75 dollars disappeared from a pasture near her home Monday night. She suspects theft as there were no signs the animal strayed. J J Douda of 152 Fourteenth avenue SW referenced in report.
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G. G. Sutton
Center Point Road
Jersey
Loss of Flemish Giant rabbits from local hutch
A report notes two Flemish Giant rabbits missing from a hutch at the specified address on Monday night. The owner, Douda, valued the rabbits at 3 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutch
Douda
Baldwin Elected Iowa Director of National Postmasters
Frank B. Baldwin Cedar Rapids postmaster was elected Iowa Director of the National Association of Postmasters at the Chicago convention. He attended the meeting and returned Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Baldwin
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
National Association of Postmasters
Chicago
Baldwin
Sylvia Sidney and Bennett Cerf wed in Phoenix hotel suite
Sylvia Sidney and Bennett Cerf were married Tuesday in Phoenix Arizona by Superior Judge Marvin Phelps. Cerf, a New York publisher, and Sidney, a film star, exchanged vows in Cerf’s hotel suite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix, Ariz
Sylvia Sidney
Petite
Bennett Cerf
New York
Marvin Phelps
Cerf
Milk Strike Shrugs In Chicago Market Area
A milk strike affected the Chicago market as about 12 000 farmers and up to 15 000 from midwestern states withheld supplies after a price cut under a market agreement. Fred Wolf of the United Farmer organization said the first day met goals and urged full producer cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fred Wolf
United Farmer Organization
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Paraguay
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Wabc - Columbia
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Green Lee
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WEBM
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Salvation Army Revival
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Marke
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Sanka Coffee
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