Roosevelt Proposes Permanent Farm Plan With Tax Hike Financing
President Roosevelt outlined a continuous farm program funded by new taxes and studies on processing taxes for cotton wheat and tobacco. He urged an ever normal granary to stabilize supplies and prices while preserving export markets and local farming control.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Agriculture Department
House
Senate
AAA
Smith
Senate Agriculture Committee
Jones
House Agriculture Committee
Wallace
Italy presses for Spain talks amid nonintervention stalemate
In Eastern Spain campaign hopes rise for Italian cooperation to end the Spanish affair while Moscow blocks belligerent rights. Britain and France push Soviet restraint as Italy and Germany resist premature blame and demand a clear evacuation of foreign troops.
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Italy
Germany
Moscow
Pino Grand
Anthony Eden
Foreign Office
Rome
Britain
France
Celandis
Saidia Rome
England
Spain
Czech Republic Founding Celebration in Cedar Rapids
Iowa Czech lodge members plan a Thursday program at CSPS hall to mark the nine teenth anniversary of Czechoslovakia’s founding. Mayor Hahn, Gov. Kraschel, and Consul Cervenka attend with music by Cedar Rapids Symphony and choral and dance selections, followed by speeches and national anthems.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Cs$ P.S. Hall
F .K. Hahn
Charles D. Huston
Internal Revenue
Des Moines
Frank C. Byers
Charles Cervenka
Chicago
Charles Pulkrab
Smetane
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Joseph Kitchin
Prayer
Tabuse
Smetana
Milas Mary ‘Thzil
Rita Mae Pisarik
Joseph Mekota
Frank K Hahn
Charles D Huston
Benatar
Frank C Byers
Consul Charr¢s
Cessvenka
Guy Nels
G Kraachel, Artin
Geech Open ‘“Talemstyt
Smetanat
Mary ‘Sail
Rita Mae Pysauk
Wall Street Faces Turbulent Week as Stocks Slide
Lar ge shifts in the stock market ended the week with steel and rail shares selling off sharply. Declines reached as much as 15 to 10 points while rails face higher costs and wage pressures despite anticipated rate increases. Retail trade shows strength, and lawmakers discuss possible federal tax changes affecting capital gains and undistributed profits, guiding cautious investor sentiment.
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Wall Street
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Washington
George
Gea
Kansas Board Ends Sterilizations At Beloit Girls School
The Kansas Board of Administration said after an investigation into sterilizations at Beloit’s state industrial school that such operations would be halted except in extraordinary emergencies. Chair Dr Leo Vo Turgeon announced bans on sterilizations at the Topeka boys’ industrial school and Hutchinson reform school unless unusual circumstances apply. The move followed remarks by Kathryn O Laughlin McCarthy, a former congresswoman, accusing wholesale sterilizations at Beloit.
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Topfka
Kan
State Board of Administration
Beloit
Leo Vo Turgeon
Board of Adminnistration
Topeka
Hutchinson
Kathryn O'Laughlin
McCarthy
Hass
Democratic Club
Wichita
Bealt
Egyptian King to Wed Farida Zulsicar on Jan Six
New York dispatch reports King Farouk of Egypt will marry Farida Zulsicar daughter of the chief justice of Alexandria on January six. The engagement, confirmed by the Egyptian state tourism office, stems from a Swiss tour earlier this year where Farouk traveled with his mother and four sisters. Farouk was born February eleventh 1920 and the bride is a year younger.
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New York
Faroulk IT
Egypt
Farida Zulsicar
Sear Wistice
Appellate Court of
Alexandria
Egyptian State Tourist Department
Cairo
Switzerland
Farouk
Tne
Waples Leads Iowa Dad’s Day Association
F C Waples of Cedar Rapids was elected president of the University of Iowa Dad's Day association at the Dads banquet in Iowa City attended by about 400 parents and students. He succeeds Leod Leeper of Waterloo. new officers include Dr JL C Denny of Des Moines as vice president and Judge H J Luciens of Morrison as secretary.
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Iowa City
F. C Waples
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
Waples
University
Leod. Leeper
Waterloo
JL. C. Denny
Des Moines
H. J. Luciens
Morrison
Roosevelt Armistice Day plea urges peace and avoidance of war
President Roosevelt issued an Armistice Day proclamation before leaving Hyde Park urging the United States to adopt every practicable means to avoid war. He warned of lawlessness threatening international security and civilization, calling for policies of peace and restoration of confidence among nations on November 11.
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Roosevelt
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Europe
Far East
United States
John Roosevelt and Anne Clark to wed next June
NAHANT Mass John Roosevelt son of the President and Anne Landsay Clark will marry next June. They plan a summer wedding at NaHant Episcopal church after his Harvard graduation and then return to a $50,000 summer home with pink stucco walls and a sun deck for their early months of marriage.
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Nahant Mass
tNse
Job Roosevelt
Anne Landsay Clark
Frances Havenlark
Nahaunt Episcopal Church
Roosevelt
Harvard
Thea Stemmer
Elixir Death Toll Tops Thirty Nine in Multi-State Action
Federal agents in an eight state effort seized elixir shipments after reports linked them to multiple deaths. J J McManus of the Atlanta division said most threat would be over by Monday as gallons already confiscated.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
South Carolina
Florida
Texas
Georgia
J. J. McManus
Labor unions plot unity at peace conference
Labor leaders pledge a sincere effort to bridge the division between the American Federation of Labor and the Committee for Industrial Organization at a Cleveland meeting. A White House source says Roosevelt may intervene, while Frances Perkins and the president’s aides hold back action. George Harrison and Harvey Fremming voice cautious optimism and openness to compromise for a united labor movement.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
Clo
Workers’ Movement
White House
Frances Perkins
Harrison
George M. Harrison
U F of L
CI0
United Press
Cincinnati
CIO
Harvey Fremming
John L. Lewis
United Labor Movement
Marriages Registered in Cedar Rapids and Surrounding Areas
John S Wallene Cedar Rapids weds Ruth Amy Bristley Conrad Harald Swordes Wyoming weds Ethel Huth Marion Fenest Ro Leimard Winterset weds Frances M Debitt Cedar Rapids Marion Boyd Des Moines weds Anna M Wehle Fairfax George M Thomas Chicago weds Emma Krueger Chicago D1 Robert N Snouffer Cedar Rapids weds Jean Roberta Schaffenberg Cedar Rapids Charles Webber weds Stella Prusek Cedar Rapids
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John S Wallene
Cedar Rapids
Ruth Amy Bristley
Conrad Harald Swordes
Wyoming
Ethel Huth
Marion
Postpone Elections In Czechoslovakia
The Czechoslovak cabinet postponed municipal elections scheduled for November 24 in 42 localities including 115 in German speaking areas. The delay was decided Friday amid anger over alleged police attacks on Nazi leaders, with the government aiming to prevent further antagonisms.
State College Head Speaker at Amana Visit
Dr Charles E Finley president of Iowa State college spoke at Middle Amana high school auditorium on agricultural development and education. He was introduced by W R Boyd finance committee chair. After the talk the high school orchestra and glee club performed various numbers.
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Amana
Charles E. Finley
Iowa State College
Middle
W. R Boyd
State Board of Education
Fiiles
Congressmen Leave Hawaii For Home
Nineteen members of Congress including seven senators and twelve representatives sailed from Hawaii aboard the Matson liner Lurline after a two week inquiry into Hawaii statehood. Observers note a likely recommendation to postpone statehood while Sen Joseph C. O Mahoney warns against nonresident posts in territorial government.
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THEH
Congress
Matson
Lurline
Hawaii
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyo
Used Cars Offered at Lowest Prices This Year
Classified Want Ad section under classification 26 advertises late model used cars including 1936 models and 1997 models offered at the lowest prices quoted this year.
Dictator Alberto Enriquez Seizes Control In Ecuador
Gen Alberto Enriquez war minister in the Paez cabinet assumed supreme authority after a bloodless coup that toppled Provisional President Federico Paez. He dissolved the national assembly and said he would govern pending a democratically elected new assembly.
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Quito
Ecuador
Alberto Enriquez
Federico Paez
Enriquez
Paez
National Assembly
National Army
Bands from Davenport to Last Nation win ratings in Iowa contest
Marching bands from Davenport Fairfield Washington Mount Pleasant and Last Nation earned superior ratings in the Southeastern district contest of the Iowa High School Band Association. Tipton Fort Madison and Donnellson earned excellent ratings at the event held Saturday.
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Davenport
Fairfield
Washington
Mount Pleasant
Last Nation
Tipton
Fort Madison
Donnellson
Iowa High School Band Association
Four Injured In Rear-End Collision Near Parkersburg
Daniel J. P. Ryan editor of the Parkersburg Eclipse suffered a fractured leg and a forehead cut when his northbound car crashed into the rear of a Gazette car driven by Tait Cummins near the North Western railroad viaduct. Cummins Earl Coughlin Adeline Taylor and Mrs Cummins were with him. none badly injured, but Mrs Cummins had head bumps and abrasions.
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Daniel J. P. Ryan
Parkersburg
The
Highway 161
South City Limita
Tait Cummins
B Avenue
Cummins
Gazette City Hall
Gazette
Earl Coughlin
Gazettes
Adeline Taylor
Gazette Sunday
Ryan
Football trip ends in injury after Michigan Iowa game
The Ryans suffered a sprained ankle while returning from the Michigan Iowa football game in Iowa City. Coughlin of The Gazette covered the game. Ryan was taken to Mercy hospital by Paul Slezak of Ely and remained hospitalized after treatment.
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Ryans
Iowa City
Gazette
Coughlin
The
Ryan
Mercy Hospital
Paul Slezak
Ely
Lorimer Funeral Set For Monday
George Horace Lorimer 69 former editor of the Saturday Evening Post died Friday night after pneumonia from a cold. A service will be held at his home in suburban Wyncote and burial follows Monday. He had retired early this year and planned travel and writing.
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Philadelphia
George Horace Lorimer
Saturday Evening Post
Wyncote
Charles H Brown Dies in Michigan Hospital
Charles H Brown, former Cedar Rapids resident, died at a Springfield Michigan hospital at 7 40 a m Saturday. Funeral arrangements have not been made. He moved away about eight years ago. A brother George Brown and sister Mrs L Patterson reside in Cedar Rapids.
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Charles H Brown
Cedar Rapids
Springfield
Brown
George Brown
L. Patterson
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