Roosevelt aides push plan to line up industrial leaders on radio
Assistant Commerce Secretary Patterson seeks to assemble business and government voices for a radio question and answer program to clear misunderstandings, with figures Sloan Weir Stettinius and Hook named as possible participants. A parallel effort by Thurman Arnold and Douglas signals a cautious, post election truce as they weigh a benevolent government stance toward business while holding off bold moves until after the vote.
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Ashington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Commerce
Patterson
Sloan
Weir
Stettinius
Hook
Thurman Arnold
Securities Exchange
Douglas
Arnold
Justice Department
Robert Jackson
Committee
House
Eicher
Louis Johnson
SEC
Capitol Debate On Frankfurter Prospect Delays Appointment
Capitol observers say no appointment will be made until after the election and possibly when Congress reconvenes. Western senators push for Harold Stephens and Sam Bratton to fill seats as opinions split on the Frankfurter prospect.
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Capitol
Congress
D. C
Harold Stephens
Sam Bratton
Hitler Aims For Empire Hidden Map Reveals Ambition
Frank E. Gannett said Hitler planned an empire greater than the Kaiser’s dreams extending from the Rhine to Russia and from the Baltic to the Balkans. He cited a confidential Berlin map shown four years earlier and claimed it outlined dominance into Alsace Lorraine.
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Richmond
Italy
Alsace-Lorraine
Hitler
Berlin
Capper to Discuss Farm Problem on Saturday Broadcast
Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas will discuss The New Deal and the Farm Problem on the Columbia broadcasting system Saturday from 9:45 to 10 p.m. CST. The announcement came from the Republican National Committee.
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Washington
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Columbia Broadcasting System
Republican National Committee
Injury Suit Dismissed in Iowa Court
William Weissmiller, Davenport newspaper employee, dismissed his $12 000 damage suit with prejudice against Amos Melberg, contractor, after an accident at an overhead crossing site in Louisa County near Muscatine. The case was filed Sept. 3, 1937. June Zulakis seeks divorce from Nick Zulakis on cruel treatment. married Cedar Rapids November 15 1935. A $500 car damage case involves Wallace Moore of Cedar Rapids against Linn Griffin.
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H. C. Ring
William Weissmiller
Davenport
Amos Melberg
Weissmiller
Melberg
Louisa County
Muscatine
June Zulakis
Nick Zulakis
Cedar Rapids
Wallace Moore
Linn Griffin
Long Beach Case Dismissed After Vehicle Collision Suit
A motor accident suit filed weeks earlier at the junction of old and new highways No 30 west of Cedar Rapids was dismissed before Judge H C Ring. A $114 claim against Page Cattle Co and others was settled by stipulation between plaintiff George Cartwright and defendant Hilar Koob. A $225 landlord’s attachment action against Ben and Amy Tholen was dismissed with prejudice. County Treasurer Milo Sedlacek’s $462.90 third quarter office fees report was approved by the county supervisors along with Justice W K Loth’s quarter report.
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Long Beach
Calif
H. C. Ring
Cedar Rapids
George Cartwright
Hilar Koob
Curtwright
Page Cattle Company
Beverly Cattle Company
Successor
L. R. Blinks
M. E. Blinks
Ben Tholen
Amy Tholen
H C. Ring
Milo Sedlacek
W. K. Loth
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules touted for kidney relief
An advertisement promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cheap, effective remedy for kidney trouble. It claims the product cleanses kidneys, reduces night trips, backache, nervousness, and uric acid related pains, urging a 35 cent package from drugstores and asserting its 59 year history.
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Haarlem
Marion case dismissals and asset liens in Linn County
Nellie McIntyre filed peace bond proceedings on August 5 1937 before Justice H R Churchill with William Jones as defendant. case dismissed for want of prosecution by Judge F O Ellison. Ellison allowed American Transfer and Storage to claim 6000 with a stock lien in the Lloyd W Knolk estate and confirmed title of Security Transportation Company. Linn County assignment resolution passed.
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Nellie McIntyre
H.R. Churchill
William Jones
F. O. Ellison
American Transfer and Storage Company
Lloyd W. Knolk
Security Transportation Company
County Supervisors Seek State Funds in Trusteeship Plan
County supervisors aim to secure 11805 dollars from the state treasurer soon. The funds are in county treasurer’s custody and impounded in a Linn county bank under a trusteeship arrangement.
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Linn
Hero of Airliner Fire Winfield Native Hero of Airliner Fire
Mount Pleasant AP reports pilot Dave Hissong saved 13 lives by landing a flaming airliner near Montgomery Alabama on Tuesday night. He is a native of Winfield Iowa, not Fairfield as previously announced, and graduated from Iowa Wesleyan College in 1913.
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Mount Pleasant
Dave Hissong
Montgomery
Ala
Winfield
Fairfield
Iowa Wesleyan College
Iowa Educator Taught at Morning Sun After Studies
He attended the University of Iowa and Iowa State College and later taught at Morning Sun, contributing to local education with his university training and teaching stint.
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University of Iowa
Iowa State College
Morning Sun
Wedding Delayed for Recovery of Bride-to-Be
Hollywood AP reports the wedding of Baby Pegg and Gordon D Ayres was postponed indefinitely as the bride-to-be recovers from the flu. The ceremony had been planned for Wednesday in Montgomery.
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Hollywood
Pegg
Montgomery
Gordon D Ayres
Dressmaker or alteration services ad seek readers
Classifieds note Want Ads classification 7 seeks dressmakers and alteration services. Readers are invited to respond to the ad for tailoring work. Local providers with sewing skills may contact the advertiser for details.
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