Five Million Families to Get Federal Relief
Washington AP In a report to the President, Secretary Richberg says about 5 million families will be on federal relief rolls in February due to drought severity and seasonal relief increases. He notes prior relief peaks, rising monthly payments from $16 to $23, and higher retail food prices since 1933.
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Washington
API
Donald Richberg
Roosevelt
Executive Council
Richberg
Protovin Man Killed in Highway Crash
Special to The Gazette. Decorah reports James E. Mikesh 32 Protovin station manager killed Sunday night at 6 when his car lost control and overturned on the highway west of Spillville. With him were George T Kostka who suffered head gashes needing twelve stitches and Charles Vobes who was not injured.
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the Gazette
Decorah
James E. Mikesh
Protovin
Spillville
Mikesh
George T Kostka
Charles Vobes
Omaha Livestock Markets Report Thin Trade Across Hog and Cattle Prices
Hog prices steady to higher with top around 7.50 and average weights near 250 pounds. Cattle receipts light with slow opening bidding and mixed moves. steers and yearlings around 4.00 to 7.50 with variety by class. Sheep and lambs show modest gains on feeding lots and steady demand for feeder lambs. Pack hogs, sows, and feeder pigs reflect cautious demand amid differing regional reports.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
U .S. Department of Collurer
Jos
Sertlers
South ST Paul
API
Department of Agriculture
Montana
Women behind munitions inquiry win Senate support
Miss Doroth y Detzer of the Women's International League sparked the push for a munitions investigation and advised Senator Nye. Nye introduced the resolution, Borah delivered a pivotal Senate floor speech, and the measure passed overwhelmingly after Detzer's lobbying and strategic ties.
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Ashington
Senate
Dorothy Detzer
Women's International League
Gerald Nye
North Dakota
Hull
Miss Detzer
Senator Ny
William Edgar Borah
Pat Harrison
Nye
Romance And Music In Iowa Screen Headliner
A holiday program on the Iowa screen features two grand pictures. The first, Down to Their Last Yacht, is a musical comedy about ex millionaires stranded on a tropical island with lavish songs and dances starring Mary Boland Polly Moran Sidney Fox Sidney Blackmer Ned Sparks Sterling Holloway Irene Franklin Tom Kennedy and Lou Brock. The second feature I Cant Escape stars Lila Lee Onslow Stevens and Russell Gleason.
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Two Grand Pictures
South Seas
Mary Boland
Polly Moran
Sidney Fox
Sidney Blackmer
Ned Sparks
Sterling Holloway
Irene Franklin
Tom Kennedy
Lou Brock
Rio
Lila Lee
Onslow Stevens
Russell Gleason
Radio Schedule Highlights with NBC CBS and WABC Listings
A dense line of NBC CBS and WABC network tracks lists programs, orchestras, and artists across morning and evening periods. Entries feature stations WEAF WJC WJZ KYW and more with names like Velas Velazen and Nellie Revell plus ensembles and orchestras in a fluid daily broadcast map.
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al Bernara
NBC
WEAF
Fields and Hall
Honeybus
Sassalran
Merr
WJZ
Kayelin Orch
WABC
WMT
Vie and Sade
CBS
Nellie Revell
Wcco Uili—sone of the Ciy
WMAQ
WCCO
Woman's Review
WEAP
Mozart
Gloucester
England
Betty and
Job
WIZ
Wls Johnson Orch
NBC Weaf
Symphony
NBC Wiz
Strine Orch
Plasboys
WOCO
Mountaineers
Nurcery Rhames
Feroth
asnh—Jach Armstrona
WBBM
Mare Small
Charles Carlile
Roake Carter
Frank Buck
Reisiman
Fray
Hracciotti
KMOX
Richard
Imberared
Franklin PD
Roosevelt
Edea
Luver
George Glyot
Whit Tim
Irene
WJZ Chain
Nbcs
Weaf Chain
Sterney Orch
Gene and
Glenn
Robert Royce
Iseues
Rudy Vallee
Int Orch
Tnbc
Orch
Sosnik
Eoheim Orch
Nbcy
Arch
WRBM
Ork
WEA
Nbcw
WAT
Beecher Orch
Johnson resigns and a White House standoff over fate of Johnson
President Roosevelt confronts General Johnson after a heated exchange in the White House. Johnson writes and sends a two and a half page resignation letter but is urged to rest and reconsider. A Senate munitions inquiry plans daily sensational disclosures, exposing ties between US firms and foreign entities, munitions lobbying, and past bank failures prompt RFC asset plans.
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Johnson
Roosevelt
Washington
White House
Huck S. Johnson
Blue Eagle
Hyde Park
NRA
George Peek
Hugh
Sinclair lands new deal and blasts AAA and PWA
Upton Sinclair, Democratic governor candidate in California, travels to meet President Roosevelt after a Chicago Labor Day address at A Century of Progress. He hails the New Deal but accuses AAA and PWA of misfiring while urging realignment behind Roosevelt and criticizing food shortages as the core issue.
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Chicago
INS
Upton Sinclair
California
Roosevelt
Sinclair
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Public Works Administration
PWA
Calliee
Gang Guns Force Operation On Thug Leader in Chicago
Youthful henchmen of a 16 year old bandit leader forced a hospital to operate on him at gunpoint in an attempt to save his life. Howard Allen died minutes after the operation. Allen had been released from St Charles reformatory after a nine month term on 52 robbery charges.
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Chicago
Monday
Howard Allen
Allen
St Charles
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Mark
Drew Pearson and
Robert S. Allen
Harrison
FERA
Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
American Liberty League
Agriculture
Wallace
Representative Bland
Merchant Marine
Joseph H Choate, Jr
Choate
Hoover
Oggstered
Romance and Music
Iowa
Senate Munitions Investigating Committee
Japan
State Department
South America
Capitol
William Baldwin Shearer
Bethlehem, Newport News
New York Shipbuilding
RFC
Jesse Jones
Jesse
Helland-Maria" Dawes
Jessie Jones
New Deal
AAA
Killian’s
Appparel
Killian Company
Killian
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