Washington Democrats mull 1940 nominee and Wallace as candidate
White House aides and party congressmen assess the 1940 race with Henry Wallace as the likely Democratic nominee but not easily accepted at the convention. They expect a center candidate like Bennett Clark and note tensions over cotton policy and cabinet dynamics shaping the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Bailey
North Carolina
Bennett Champ Clark
Missouri
Hopkins
Ickes
Norris
la Follettes Et al
White House
Clark
George
Georgia
Cotton Ed Smith
8. C
Luther College Mourns Death Of Junior Coed
Special to The Gazette Decorah memorial services were held for Edel Magelssen a Luther College junior who died Sunday of yellow spundice She was daughter of Rev Mr and Mrs Finn Magelssen Albert Lea and sister to Johannes a Luther sophomore Surviving relatives include her parents and brother
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Luther College
Edel Magelssen
Finn Magelssen
Albert Lea
Johannes
Luther
Government seeks to overturn oil conspiracy acquittals
The U S government asked the Seventh Circuit to compel Judge Patrick T Stone to withdraw his dismissal of 11 Madison Wisconsin oil conspiracy defendants after a jury verdict of guilty. Justice Evan A Evans signed the petition directing a show cause hearing for October 24. Names listed include Dan Moran Henry M Dawes Edward G Siebert Allan Jackson Frank Phillips W G Skelly Jacob France Charles Jones Brian S Read A V Borque and Globe Oil and Refining Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Patrick T. Stone
Madison
Wis
Evan A. Evans
S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Int l Harvester to Step Up Winter Production
International Harvester will recall at least 6 500 workers by end of October to boost winter production in tractor plants at Chicago Milwaukee and Rock Island. Reemployment will continue through spring on seniority terms as inventories improve. Additional hires needed at West Pullman Chicago for auxiliary tractor parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
International Harvester Company
Fowler McCormick
McCormick
Milwaukee
Rock Island
West Pullman
Promise To Share Profits Ends Strike
Eight returning A F of L machinists accept a 20 percent wage cut after Elizabeth Wallner, president of Hoyer Engineering and mother of nine, promises a 32 percent profit share for 15 months. She says the firm nearly closed when the strike began and notes longtime workers have shown experience and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
A. F. of
L. Machinists
Hoyer Engineering Company
Elizabeth Wallner
Wallner
Knock Out Black Legion Convictions Reversed by Court
Michigan Supreme Court ordered new trials for nine men convicted a decade ago in a Detroit area murder plot linked to the Black Legion. The high court faulted unsupportable testimony from Dayton Dean and error by prosecutors, prompting new-trial orders.
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Lansing, Mich
Black Legion
State Supreme Court
Dayton Dean
Triggerman
Wayne County
Detroit
Recorder’s Court
Doctor Dies While In Operating Room
Dr. Frank B Krimmel, a noted Erie physician and surgeon, collapsed Monday during surgery on a female patient and died moments later. The incident occurred in Erie, Pennsylvania, and authorities reported no foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie, Pa
Frank B Krimmel
Erie
Indiana Governor Townsend denies 1940 U S Senate bid
Gov M Clifford Townsend held a press conference in Indianapolis to deny plans to run against Sen Sherman Minton in 1940. The report notes his firm rejection of challenging the incumbent. A separate aside mentions a red squirrel’s systematic food storage, classifying items as hard or soft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
M. Clifford Townsend
U. S. Senate
Sherman Minton
Haarlem Oil Capsules Ad for Kidney Value
An advertisement promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a safe diuretic for weak kidneys and irritated bladder. It links backache puffiness leg cramps and nocturia to kidney trouble and urges buying the product from Haarlem in Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Holland
Baltimore parent attacks New Deal history book in school
E Paul Behles, a Baltimore architect and Roosevelt supporter, warns he may pull his daughter from Western High over a suggested reading titled Visualized American History. He says the book reads like a Democratic political speech and glorifies labor leaders, while questioning Supreme Court rulings and hinting at a third Roosevelt term.
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Baltimore
Roosevelt
E. Paul Behles
Mildred M. Coughlin
Western High School
Ytve
Behles
David FE. Weglein
Miss Coughlin
Philip Dorf
James Monroe High School
New York
Samuel McKee, Jr
Columbia University
John L. Lewis
William Green
Harry Hopkins
Sam Houston
Louis Brandeis
Supreme Court
Los Angeles Doctor And Japanese Bride Sail Pacific In Junk
A 36 foot Chinese junk named Hummel-Hummel sailed from Los Angeles harbor after a nearly three month voyage across the Pacific. Dr Allen Petersen and his Japanese bride Tane led the voyage with two Russian seamen aboard. The craft relies on sail only with no engine and none aboard are experienced navigators.
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Los Angeles
INS
White Point
Allen Petersen
Tane
Pacific
Rural Electrification Funds Benefit Midwest Co-ops
The Rural Electrification Administration announced 2 441 500 dollars in grants for 17 projects in 10 states. Maquoketa Valley Rural Electric Cooperative Anamosa Iowa receives 299 000 dollars for 275 miles of line serving 743 clients in five counties. Co op Electric Company Osage Indiana gets 222 000 dollars for 211 miles serving 556 customers across four counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rural Electrification Administration
Question of Government Reorganization Reignites Debate
Senator Bulkley urged Congress to consider reorganization legislation next session. Senator Burke doubted any such measure would pass the Senate if offered. President Roosevelt had signaled renewed canvassing on efficiency and a businesslike government with his committee, while Bulkley defended prior votes and urged executive branch reform.
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Washington
Bulkley
Ohio
Congress
Burke
Neb
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Nazi posters mark Jewish stores in Franzenbad rampage
In Franze nsbad, Sudetenland, anti Jewish signs appeared after the German army seized the area. White and black Jude posters were pasted on the windows of all Jewish stores following Hitler's procession visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franzensbad
Sudeten Germany
Radio schedules reveal a vast 1930s network lineup
The page lists over two hundred radio programs across NBC CBS and related networks. It names daily time slots from 6:00 p m through 11:00 p m featuring shows such as Easy Aces, Mr Keen, Fibber McGee, Lum and Abner, Amos n Andy, and multiple orchestras led by Count Basie and Adolph Menjou among others.
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NBC
WJZ Chain
Ray Heatherton
CBS
Wabc and Chain
WEAF
Mr. Keen
Hollywood
WABC
KMOX
WCCO
Oscar Shumsky
Wiz
Helen Menken
WBBM
WJZ
Edward G. Robinson
Claire Arear
Variety
Wdz Chain
al Jolson
GBS
Hal Kemp
KROX
Wwcco
Dimmie Fidler
Felix Knight
Harry Candulia
Ovie Aliston
Abe Lyman
Nbg
Frank Novak
Eincent Lopez
BC and Chain
Richard Pugber
Chain
Count Basie
Wayne Kins
Weaf Chain
Blue Barron
Johnny Lowe
Kitty Keene
Weaf Sput
Viennese Ensemble
WJZ Spit Chain
Vic and Sade
Paula Durand
Nan Catarernet McBride
Margargare
WEBM
Myrt and
Maree
Jean Ellington
WEAP
Edward Maclaugh
Gosper Asineer
Betty and Bob
Evian
Della Chiesa
Chattanooga
Maurice Spitainy
Orchestra
Dhain
Pepper Young
Bealytr
Tyner
Guiding Light
Stella
Dallas
WHO
Charles Sears
Castillans
Tnbc
Rakov
Inbc
Adrian Rollini
Jace Armstrong
Alma Kitchell
Bob Trout
Easy Aces
Ray Meatherton
Weaf. Chain
Mr Keen
Lum
Abner
WLBBM
Radio Schedule Highlights Morning to Story of the Month
The listing details a packed radio day with programs across NBC CBS and WEAF networks. It notes morning devotions, children's serials like Fiddler's Fancy and Landz Tito, breakfast clubs, and popular dramas such as Mrs Wisas of the Cabbage Patch Woman in White David Harum Lorenzo Jones and Story of the Month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHO
Barbenders
NBC
WJZ Chain
Bob Byron
Jones and Patter
CBS
Wabc and Chain
Landz Tito
WEAF
Behard Maxwell
Breakfast Club
WJZ
Fidler's Fancy
Baachelor's Children
Cbsi
WABC
Wdz
David Harum
Lorenzo Jones
Yanns Widder Brown
WEAP
Claim 30 Concerns Fighting Livestock Rate Cuts Have Quit
About 30 of 61 livestock commission firms tied to a rate battle with the Agriculture Department have gone out of business since the case began. John C. Brooke, an Agriculture Department examiner, led a reopened hearing on $586,000 in impounded funds, the gap between old rates and the 15 percent cut ordered in 1933. The Supreme Court recently upheld the firms’ claim they were not given a full hearing. Witnesses say the current rates, though not the 15 percent cut, are lower than at the case start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Livestock Commission
Department of Agriculture
John C. Brooke
Henry A. Wallace
Supreme Court
Commission
Lehman Secures Labor Party Nomination
New York Gov. Herbert H. Lehman was renominated by Democrats for a fourth term and also received the American Labor Party nomination on Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herbert H. Lehman
Democrats
American Labor Party
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RFC
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Rules Committee
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TVA
Morgan
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James Braden
3Rd St. NW
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Int'l Harvester
Junk
Maquoketa Valley
Smulekoffs
One Man's Family
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Gank Busters
WABG
Tommy Dorsey
Hobby Lobby
Dave Elman
Paul Whiteman
WHBM
Wabo and Chain
Adolphe Menjou
M. Wego
Kyser
Kiiss
Edgar A. Guest
N' Andy
Francis Crain
Gaunt Basie
Oraden Lyman
Russ Moreau
Sammy Kaye
Will Osborne
Larry Clinton
Haal Kemn
Earl Hines
Erskine Hawkins
Glen Gray
VU. S
Turner Mortuary
Smulekoff
Lehman
Labor Party
Doherty
Star Jewelry CO
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Erand
Civenree
Third Ave
West End
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Chatham
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