Landon Pushes New Deal Censorship Critique
Iowa delegation led by John M Grimes presses Governor Landon on relief costs and centralized administration. They warn the New Deal risks debt and repudiation, urging Landon Knox victory to shift Iowa toward GOP support. Federal immigration and relief reforms are also discussed with Corsi urging humane policy changes.
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John M Grimes
Osceola Sentinel
Iowa
Des Moines
Towa
Landon
Knox
A F Wade
F M_ Abbott
Osceola
O K Needham
Grinnell Herald Register
G S Lannom
Grinnell
W W. Beal
Waterloo
Walter P Jensen
Harry Foster
Pratt Paper Company
H C Chittenden
H. M Hatner
Marengo
Malaya Penny Newspaper Promised in Singapore
Fragmented OCR text mentions a penny newspaper in Malaya and Singapore with garbled phrases about prices, schedules, and names. The readable items hint at early 20th century press talk and costs but lack coherent events or clear individuals to anchor a full report.
Inflation Threats and German Debts Warn of Budget Disaster
The piece warns that higher taxes and a devalued dollar could shrink purchasing power and labor demand as in Germany after World War I. It argues that unbalanced budgets and inflation ruined Germany's savings and warns U.S. leaders against similar inflationary paths, citing veteran bonuses and government debt as future obligations.
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Germany
Harry Hopkins
Harold Ickes
Berlin
Cedar Rapids
United States
Roosevelt
Forbesfield
Pittsburgh
White House
Federal Treasury
Minneapolis Trucking Strike Reaches Truce Amid Walkout
In Minneapolis negotiators announce a truce ending the wholesale grocers strike. Employers and the General Drivers union report understanding on most points and workers to return Wednesday morning. Arbitration will settle remaining disputes as tens of thousands of shipments resume.
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Minneapolis
APG
Cremetrabof
Tvo
Percy Walsh
Patek
Coren
General Drivers Union
Ohio liquor board bans depictions of Nick on Christmas LPs
The Ohio Liquor Control Board ruled Monday that distillers may not feature pictures of Santa Claus on their Christmas liquor labels. The decision centers on preventing misleading branding and ensuring compliance with advertising norms.
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Coltumes
Leste de Sonido
Sante Claus
Tobn Batterearn
Ohio Liquor Central Postd
Dstilers
Nick
Parts of Woman's Body Found Thrown in Boston Harbor
Police probe a brutal dismemberment after two legs were found in Boston harbor wrapped in burlap bags. Medical examiners identify the limbs as from a young brunette woman in her early 20s, with no scars and well cared for feet.
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Boston Harbor
Boston
A. H. Dunham
William J Brickley
Brickley
Maine
William Torrici
East Boston
Patrick Kane
Governor's Island
William T J Ross
Roosevelt May Skip Iowa On Western Trip
President Roosevelt plans a western swing this weekend with possible routes through St. Paul Denver or Burlington Iowa as schedules remain unsettled. Officials say no definite funerary plans for the western trip have been decided and meetings with Hines Cooke Fechner and Kennedy are noted.
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Des Moines
Roosevelt
Iowa
Denver
Marvin McIntyre
Clyde L. Herring
Herring
MclIntyre
St. Paul
Jana Entiely
Burlinegton
St Louis
McIntyre
Edward C Eicher
Washington
Burlington
Mount Pleasant
Fairfield
Perkins Names Board To Administer Walsh Kealey Act
Secretary Frances Perkins named a temporary three member board to administer the Walsh Kealey Act. Frank Dealy Hugh Kerwin and Tel fur Keight will head and advise, serving in a limited jurisdiction to oversee hours wages and working conditions in manufacturing as Congress did not fund full administration. The board will make recommendations and act as advisers pending future funding and formal action.
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Washington
Tabor
Frances Perkins
Frank Dealy
NRA
Hugh Kerwin
Libury Department
Telfur Keight
Textile Tabor
Healy
Peorkins
Secretary of Labor
Paris street clashes reflect Spain’s civil conflict
Alice Longworth notes Paris demonstrations by French communist and fascist factions reacting to the looming fall of the Spanish regime. She warns a serious crisis is possible but French public mood remains orderly despite the election war talk and franc devaluation debate.
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Paris
Spain
France
Europe
Alice Longworth
Four Convicted On Contempt Charge In Jury Whoopee Case
In Peoria Indiana four of five defendants were found guilty of contempt for arranging a whoopee party for a federal grand jury deliberating a liquor conspiracy case. Patsy O'Brien Ben Lane Al Curry and E G Young received 20 day jail terms and 50 dollar fines. Henry Triebel gained a continuance.
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Peoria
J. Earl Major
Patsy O’brien
Ben Lane
al Curry
E. G. Young
Henry Triebel
Major
Fascists Clash With Reds in London After Mosley Rally
In London East End fascists backed by Sir Oswald Mosley clashed with communists and police at a Jewish Friendly Society meeting. A police sergeant was seriously injured and five men and two youths were arrested as reserves prepared for further fascist and anti fascist events amid tense expectations.
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London
East End
Oswald Mosley
Mosley
Mosley, Mosley
Violin Maker Claims Euclid Theorem Enhances Craft
Harry D Rives of Revoid Wis credits Euclid's 22d theorem for his success in violin making. He says adherence yields rich tones while deviation leaves a plain fiddle. Rives learned the formula from Max Mokel, now a German violin appraiser. Three Rives violins from 1982 earned top ratings in a Paris guide.
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Wis
Euclid
Harry D Rives
Rives
Max Mokel
Paris
Man Killed Returning From Cedar River Fishing Accident
Beryl H Minehart 28 of 216 Sixth Ave SW was killed Tuesday around 1050 am after falling from a plank over the Cedar River dam, striking a concrete abutment. Firemen recovered the body. death not by drowning per deputy coroner Dr R E Munden. Witnesses saw him fall while fishing near the F Avenue bridge.
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Beryl H. Minehart
Sixth Avenue
Cedar River
Minehart
John Maher
R. E. Munden
Mike Scolaro
F Avenue NW
Ned Ford
Second Street NW
F Avenue Bridge
R. M. Meeks
N Street
Labor Temple
Hod Car
Local man dies. funeral planned in pending arrangements
The obituary notes a local man died with wife Frances and a daughter surviving. The body rests at Turner Mortuary with funeral arrangements pending.
Fear Threatened Troop Of Shipping Cannot Be Averted
Washington reports warn of deadlocks as eight days remain to negotiate six marine union contracts. Marine firemen and other unions have stalled talks with ship owners, despite earlier statements of improvement from Secretary of Labor Perkins.
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Washington
Maritime Commission
Marine Firemen’s
Perkins
Fragmented OCR Text Summary
The readable text fragments are scattered and unclear with many garbled words. No coherent events or named entities present to summarize a specific news item or notice.
Fragmented OCR Briefs From Chicago Election Coverage
Local election notes appear garbled with scattered names, dates, and places. The fragment mentions Roosevelt era committee references and a morning briefing tied to election day, with unclear lists of issues and speakers.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Exon News
Sundars Sassen
VAT Aussone
Louis May Be Homecoming Star Returns to Iowa
A fragmented report notes Louis, a heavyweight boxing candidate from Watts, possibly visiting Iowa for a homecoming event with Simmons. It mentions University of Iowa, comings, and a boxing bout involving a Negro star and fraternity ties.
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Louis
Watts
Goxing
Joe University of Towa
Oze
Vader
Lepa
Cnat
Chicago
Saox Traternity Brothers
Apexborough
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Home Relief Bureau
Fusion
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Veterans
Frank Hines
REA
Morris L. Cooke
CCC
Robert Fechner
Joseph P Kennedy
Bernard W Kearney
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sec’y Perkins Names Board
Walsh-Hlealey Act
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Poles
Alice Tin Blunderland
Reds
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TU Es
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Dave
CRO
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