Iowa Unitarians Re Elect President At Fifty Ninth Conference
R K Beatty of Davenport was re elected president of the Iowa Unitarian Association at the close of the fifty ninth annual conference held at Peoples church Davenport with Rev Melvin L Welke elected vice president. The group opposed teacher oaths as a breach of free speech and discussed liberal religious progress and missionary training.
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R. K. Beatty
Davenport
Iowa Unitarian Association
Peoples Church
Melvin L. Welke
Laurance Plank
Omaha
Neb
St. Louis
Charles E. Snyder
Henry H. Griffiths
Des Moines
A. R. Lowrie
Sioux City
T. Max Foster
E. E. Lockey
Lincoln
Clara Switzer
Iowa City
Osuk
Robert Murray Pratt
Keokuk
Robert C. Dexter
Boston
Department of Social Relations
American Unitarian Association
E. Burdette Backus
Landon attacks Roosevelt and banking policy in Iowa speech
Alf M. Landon criticizes New Deal finance and federal debt, arguing the government owes the banks and deposits protection while local control is preferable. He attacks class hate tactics and cites pork imports and agricultural policy in Iowa, contrasting 1933 and 1936 economic conditions.
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New Deal
Iowa
Canada
Mexico
Poland
Roosevelt
Gazette Editor Blasts Iowa Graft and Campaign Fund
The Gazette argues Iowa officials shielded graft in a vast corruption scheme tied to a misnamed campaign fund led by Feuling and associates. It alleges unreported contributions, liquor-store kickbacks, and blocked federal probes, urging prosecutions and a new state administration.
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Feuling
Secretary of
Clyde L. Herring
Des Moines
Democratic Campaign
Iowa
Gene Feuling
United States Senate
Ickes Accuses Landon of Insincerity in Radio Clash
Secretary Harold Ickes accused Governor Alf Landon of insincerity as he blasted Landon on a nationwide radio program. Ickes cited Landon's past support for state ownership projects and a public works pipeline plan to critique his stance against government regulation. He charged Landon shifted from state socialism to rugged individualism while seeking the presidency.
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Landon
Spence
Washington
FDIC
Alf M. Landon
Clyde L. Herring
Eugene J. Fealing
Nels Kraschel
Max Duckworth
Sioux City
Duckworth
Des Moines
Harold L. Ickes
Kansas
Los Angeles
Ickes
Public Works Administration
Go Landon
Republican Party
Roosevelt
United States
Sloan Urges GMC Employees to Weigh Social Proposals
Alfred P. Sloan Jr of General Motors warns employees to scrutinize the economic foundations of social welfare proposals. He stresses GMC is non political, urges careful analysis of who pays and the true costs. Sloan notes 1937 GMC wages will be the highest ever.
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New York
Llp
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
GMC
Sloan
Corporation
Landon Radio Schedule Outlines Week of Campaign Speeches
The Republican National Committee announced Governor Alf M. Landon's campaign broadcasts for the coming week. He will speak from Philadelphia on NBC Red from 8:30 to 9:00 p.m. CST on Oct 26, then Pittsburgh on NBC Red from 8:00 to 8:30 p.m. CST on Oct 27. A New York address will air coast to coast on CBS from 8:30 to 9:00 p.m. CST on Oct 29, followed by a St. Louis nationwide broadcast on CBS and NBC Red from 9:30 to 10:00 p.m. CST on Oct 31.
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Chicago
Alf M. Landon
Republican National Committee
Philadelphia
NBC
Pittsburgh
Landon
New York
CBS
St. Louis
Buresh Urges Immediate Work for Unemployed
Cedar Rapids politician George F. Buresh, a former U.S. Senate candidate, told Lisbon listeners that unemployment requires action now and urged putting the jobless to work rather than charity. He backed the Townsend plan as a solution and called idle factories and resources throughout the country ready for development.
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Lisbon
George F. Buresh
Cedar Rapids
United States Senate
Baresh
Townsend
Attacks NRA Kick Back Provision In Federal Court
In Sioux City AP dispatch attorney David Loepp challenges the kick back provision of the national recovery act as unconstitutional in federal court. He represents David Weisenburger charged with forcing workers to join a union to obtain project employment under government funded programs.
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H. M. Havner
Sioux City
O'Connor
Woodbury County Grand Jury
O’connor
Havner
NRA
National Recovery Act
David Loepp
David Weisenburger
Weisenburger
Knox links Roosevelt to money changers in Fort Dodge rally
In Fort Dodge Col Frank Knox Republican vice presidential nominee said Roosevelt in business life associated with money changers stock operators and rich men. He argued the presidents attacks on economic royalists were nonsensical and claimed Roosevelt targets the class to which he has always belonged. Knox addressed the farm financing issue during his coast to coast tour stop.
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Knox
Roosevelt
Iowa
Poland
Wallace
United States
Buncombe
Fort Dodge
Frank Knox
Knox Tweaks Roosevelt Phrase At Republican Rally
Col. Frank Knox quoted a variant of the campaign line "faith, hope and charity" to argue the nation needs faith that the Lord will deliver, hope the treasury stays sound, and charity for misgoverned ones. He mocked deficits NRA AAA boondoggling and other New Deal issues as he spoke in Fort Dodge.
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Fort Dodge
Col
Frank Knox
Roosevelt
Tugwell
Mrs Roosevelt Reveals GOP Ask on Landon Campaign
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt disclosed on Tuesday that she received a letter from the Republican National Committee requesting a monetary contribution toward Gov Alf Landon’s bid for the presidency.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Republican National Committee
Alf. M. Landon
Starting Young. New York Bottle Whisky Runafoul
Raymond Walmsley age 3 found a bottle in the cellar and drank part of its contents. He became ill and a doctor ordered on Tuesday to sleep it off and no more whisky.
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Grand Jury
Oconnor
State Executive Council
O’connor
Free
New York
Raymond Walmsley
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Annals of Scientific Societies
Henry A. Wallace
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Polk County
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San Francisco
Tammany
Herring
Fred Herman Free
Daily Press
State Supreme Court
Woodbury County
Supreme Court
Fred Herman
State House
Nelson G. Kraschel
John Kampmeyer
Kraschel
Telephone Company
H. M. Cooper
Iowa Liquor Commission
Harold Cooper
Cooper
Liquor Commission
Mr. Cooper
Kampmeyer
E. J. Feuling
Leslie M. Francis
Francis
The
Gazette
the Gazette
Clyde Herring
Executive Council
Joe Gagen
E. J. Fealing
Gov. Landon
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