Fairfax Man Shucks Net Of 2228 Pounds
Buster Stallman 24 son of Linn county farmer near Fairfax wins district corn shucking title with 2228 pounds net from a 2315 gross, edging Edward Dinnebier and Arnold Brandt as regional entrants prepare for state and national rounds amid 75 bushel yield estimates and delayed start.
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Dinnebier
Black Hawk
Brandt
Delaware County
Buster” Stallman
William Stallman
Linn County
Fairfax
Iowa
Fred Sargent
Mount Vernon
Edward Dinnebier
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Arnold Brandt
Greeley
Stallman
Dinnebijer
Frank Fewell
Ringsted
Emmet County
Jensen
Dell Rapids
S.C
Sioux Falls
Gerken
Bernard Gerken
Turkey River
Dubuque County
Buster Stallman
Leo Ockenfels
Watkins
Benton County
Warren Clancy
Clarence
Cedar County
Joe Ladehoff
Center Junction
Jones County
Willie Barth
Decorah
Winneshiek County
Kyle Gerstenberger
Aurora
Buchanan County
Leroy Eckerman
Lime Springs
Howard County
Everett Dutford
Waverly
Bremer Coun
Clarence Anderson
St. Olaf
Clayton County
Louis Denier
Elgin
Fayette County
Des Moines
Lee Stodgell
Morning Sun
Ruel Harmon
Malvern
Carl Carlson
Audubon
Burlington
Iowa Falls
Harold Larson
Kanawha
Henry Peterson
Callender
Ray Wilson
Hamilton County
Alvin Roberts
Atalissa
Ralph Krantz
Crawfordsville
Charles Stover
Johnson County
Harmon
Carlson
Kenneth Wedemeyer
Adair
John Hoesing
Manson
Julius Koester
Manning
Elbert Powers
Emmetsburg
Stodgell
Strachey Freed From Ellis Island After Writ Dismissed
British writer John Strachey was released from Ellis Island after a habeas corpus writ was denied by Federal Judge Edward A. Conger. Strachey posted a $500 bond, was barred from lecturing, and allowed to depart pending appeal, having given notice of intent to appeal the order.
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New York
John Strachey
Ellis Island
Strachey
United States
Deere directors declare quarterly dividend for preferred stock
In Moline Illinois the Deere and Co board announced a regular quarterly dividend of 35 cents a share on the preferred stock payable December 1 to stockholders of record November 1. They previously approved a 1.35 dollar dividend on common stock payable October 20.
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Moline, Ill
Deere and Co
U S Steel Directors Declare Quarterly Dividend
New York AP reports U S Steel directors have declared the regular quarterly dividend of 1.75 dollars a share on preferred stock.
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NEW York
U. S. Steel Corporation
Roosevelt urges industry to aid wage hour law
President Roosevelt urged industrialists and businessmen to work with the government to implement the wage hour law. He criticized opponents and called for cooperation with newspaper publishers and politicians to help the statute succeed. He cited immediate yet possibly temporary effects from social legislation, noting the Texas pecan shelling industry as an example.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Elmer F. Andrews
Texas
Roosevelt Comments on Industry Shutdown Standards
The industry may halt operations but will not quit, according to Mr. Roosevelt. He argued that even closures due to new standards do not indicate a permanent end to activities.
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Roosevelt
Anti Pension Truck Operators Attacked in Pueblo
Two operators of a sound truck for the Federation for Workable Old Age Pensions were beaten on a downtown Pueblo corner while the truck was damaged. Police said about a dozen elderly men attacked them as they stopped the vehicle. the group aims to repeal Colorado’s $45 monthly old age pension law and restore pension control to the state legislature.
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Pueblo
Colo
Colorado
William Fitzgerald
Vernon Tucker
J. Arthur Grady
The
Federation For
Oil Firms Lose New Appeal In Mexico
Seven U S and British petroleum firms had properties seized by the Mexican government, losing an administrative appeal to Minister Efren Buenrostro after the Supreme Court denied an injunction. The seizures were ruled constitutional. The firms will seek new proceedings in lower courts to protect properties valued around 500 million dollars.
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Mexico City
INS
Efren Buenrostro
Supreme Court
Buenrostro
M. and St. L. Income Drops in September
Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad reports September net income of 75865 dollars, down from 114572 dollars in September 1937. The AP dispatch notes the lower earnings reflect a weaker month for the line and highlights the income decline year over year.
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Minneapolis (Ap
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad
Radio Programs Wednesday Evening Schedule Listings
A crowded radio schedule lists programs across networks NBC CBS and CBS. Notable acts include Longfellows Edwin Hill Lum and Abner Tommy Dorsey Paul Whiteman and Xavier Cugat orchestras, Hill Gill, Gordon, Gasparre, Miss. daily morning and afternoon shows feature talk, variety, dramas, and music across WJZ WEAF WABC and other stations.
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Longfellows
WEBM
KMOX
Gray Gordon
CBS
WABC
WBBM
Town Hall
NBC
WEAF
Herald-Tribune Forum
NEGA
Wuz
Adolphe Menjou, .m
Wees
Kyser
WEAP
Larry’ Glinton
Lawton
WJZ Chain
Dick “Barrie
Ted Weems
Wabc and Chain
WHO
Cha Tsai
Loretta Clemens
Breakfast Club
Paul Page
Jones
WJZ
Jonn
Josh Hiseins
Just Plain
Bill
Woman In White
David Harum
Weaf Chain
Lorenzo Jones
Siete
Marre
Qislen Arent
Cpe
KMO
Jean Ellington
Sonss
Peables_ Twins
Olenn Darwin
Edward McHugh
WCCO
School of the Air
AF_ chain
Mary Marlin
Ma Perkins
Peternes
Guiding Light
W Split
Parka Shellers
Ed McConnell
Doris Rhodes
Johnny Johnston
Tom Mix
Norman Cloutier
Orchestra
JZ Chain
Beverly Lane
Howie King
WHBM
Eddie Dooley
Ahs the School
Bob Trout
Easy Aces
WJZ Chaitn
Vocal_ Varieties
Mr. Keen
Hollywood
WAC
Major_ Bowes
WABO
WOC
Whispering Voice Choir
Rakov
Bing Crosby
Bob Burns
Barnard Herrmann
Wabhc and Chain
Americans At Work
WAC and Chain
Andy
Weaf Aplit
Faul Kain
Wreters Baum
Roosevelt Text of Defense of Michigan Governor
President Roosevelt confirms concern over Dies committee testimony linking Governor Murphy of Michigan to treasonable activities in the Michigan sitdown strike settlement. He says he would rather write out his thoughts than speak offhand, noting the issue at a press conference.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Dies
Dies Committee
Murphy
Michigan
President criticizes Dies committee over un-American activity probe
The president decries a Dies committee hearing as unfair and un-American at a pivotal gubernatorial election, accusing it of bias and not seeking facts. He defends Gov. Frank Murphy and notes efforts to seek truth while opposing partisan charges from Republican officials and officers.
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Dies Committee
Frank Murphy
Murphy
Settlement of Sitdown Strikes Praised by Governor Murphy
Governor Murphy faced a volatile Michigan labor crisis in 1937. He openly shared progress with auto manufacturers and union leaders, urged court-ordered restraint, and postponed enforcement over a weekend to avoid bloodshed. By widespread governor-led negotiations, the strike ended without loss of life, earning praise from GM officials and other industry leaders.
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Murphy
National Guard
Flint
Frank Murphy
Sloan
Knudsen
General Motors
Chrysler
Chrysler Motors
Fisher Brothers
Fisher Body Corporation
Barrett
Hudson Motors
Graham
Graham Motors
Michigan
Hickenlooper Raps Tax Burden Boost
Republican candidate B B Hickenlooper attacked the state administration in Fort Dodge, charging a tremendous increase in Iowa taxes. He cited 1937 state tax bills at 147 million dollars as the most colossal burden, asserting claims of tax reduction are false.
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Fort Dodge
B. B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Mexican Government Seizes Farm Lands From Rep Lemke
President Lazaro Cardenas expropriated 4,307 acres of William Lemke’s agricultural land in Nayarit. The land will be divided among 72 residents of Acaponeta, granting about 60 acres each. Lemke, North Dakota congressman, held title via Land Finance. hacienda total 45,000 acres. Damages claim filed with the State Department. no compensation details given.
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Mexico City
INL
Lazaro Cardenas
William Lemke
North Dakota
Nayarit
Aca
Poneta
Lemke
Land Finance Company
Cardenas
Stat Department
Creomulsion Ad Promises Relief for Persistent Coughs
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a cure for stubborn chest colds and bronchial irritation. It claims the product reaches the troublesome area, soothes inflamed mucous membranes, and loosens germs. Money-back guarantee promises satisfaction if not helped.
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Gazette Farm Editor
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rEetes Co
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C. Chambers Inskeep Optical Co
Second St. SE
Harry F. Tisher
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Cool Heads
Smulekoff's
Amazing New
Emerson
Koff
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Smulekoff
Third Ave
West End
Third Ave. Bridge
Hickenlooper
the Gazette
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Wm. Lemke
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