National Guard control fears haunt War Department
The article discusses tensions between federal and state power over the National Guard, noting fears of public reaction and possible impact on army funding. It cites War Secretary Dern, the National Guard Bureau, and governors, with examples from Huey Long and Georgia's Governor Talmage, and mentions Navy building plans and pork producers amid New Deal programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
National Guard
War Department
Kingfish Huey Long
Regular Army
High Command
National Guard Bureau
Huey
Georgia
Gene” Talmage
Dern
Astors Deny Spat And Public Fallout At Church
John and Mrs. Astor attract intense press interest after a reported quarrel at a Rhode Island church. Mrs. Astor blocks reporters and exits with flowers while John Jacob Astor tries to reach his car amid a cheering crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astors
John
Tucky
Mrs. Astor
Albie Booth
John Jacob
Mr. Astor
Newport
Rhode Island
S S S The Great Blood Medicine for Digestion and Strength
An advertisement extols S.S.S. as a dual action remedy that stimulates stomach secretions and builds red blood cells to improve digestion and energy. It promises progressive, enduring benefits and urges customers to insist on the authentic product despite dealers pushing substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
Farmers Union Pushes Strike Over Farm Policy
Des Moines AP reports at the 18th Iowa Farmers Union convention John Chalmers of Madrid urged a strike unless the government grants immediate farm policy consideration. He claimed the farm administration has the farmer in a straight jacket and urged action amid 1000 to 1500 attendees. President E H Everson of St Charles, S D, condemned farm policy and agricultural colleges in a fiery address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Farmers Union Convention
John Chalmers
Madrid
Chalmers
E. H. Everson
St. Charles
Farmers Union
Agricultural Colleges
National Farm
Holt Vows to Destroy Power Trust at Kansas Utilities Meeting
Holt, 29, Democratic Senate candidate from West Virginia, branded the power trust the most damnable institution in America and vowed to help destroy it at the Kansas Association of Municipal Utilities convention. He outlined steps to curb absentee landlords and reviewed a government probe of electricity prices aimed at lowering rates. He praised President Roosevelt on utility policies and noted he would be 30 when taking office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrington
Kan
Rush D. Holt
United States
West Virginia
Power Trust
America
Holt
Kansas Association of Municipal Utilities
Roosevelt
Leach Attacks Legion Veterans Lobby Over Benefits
Dr. Henry Goodard Leach urged voters to oppose senators and congressmen aiding veterans benefits. He criticized the American Legion as a greedy lobby pressuring lawmakers with promises of votes. Leach sent questions to Edward L. Hayes and copies of the speech to all lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Goodard Leach
The
Forum
Veterans’ Lobby
Leach
Edward L. Hayes
the Legion
American Legion Magazine
Newton D. Baker
Legion
Thomases
Farley praises AAA program in Shenandoah talk
Postmaster General Farley told farmers and wives in Shenandoah that crop adjustment programs are among the most significant New Deal measures. He cited Roosevelt era farm loans and corn hog adjustments, noted corrections along the way, defended RFC repayments exceeding outlays, and praised corn crib storage as saving farmers millions. He said higher farm prices must be matched by consumer purchasing ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Farley
Otha D. Wearin
Iowa
Edward Burke
Nebraska
Earl FE. May
Roosevelt
RFC
Constitution Day at World's Fair Fueled GOP Fund Drive
At the Chicago World's Fair nearly 360000 attendees helped the Cook County Republican Party raise about 125000. Organizer Julius H. Miner offered 1 admission ticket good for twenty two concessions and prepaid cash to concessionaires, triggering discounted general admissions and a nonpartisan program later publicized with bipartisan speakers. The effort benefited from support by Mayor Kelly and Governor Horner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cook County
Julius H. Miner
Fair Management
Republican County Committee
Kelly
Henry Horner
Lion Escapes During Richmond Parade Scares 15000
A Hagenbeck Wallace circus lion escaped after a street parade in Richmond Virginia, scattering a crowd of about 15 000. The beast chased a horse and mauled it before police and circus staff cornered it at the American Radiator works yard and killed it. One man was wounded by a police shot but not seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Hagenbeck- Wallace
State Fair Grounds
Boulevard Avenue
Nome Rushes Plans To Rebuild Before Winter Comes
Nome Alaska orders scarce food to stretch until shipments arrive while hundreds are homeless after a fire. Federal and city crews set up temporary shelters as relief supplies from coast guard vessels near the city. Washington officials consider using PWA funds to aid rebuilding. Medicines stockpiled from burned drugstores is exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome
Alaska
Ree Coast Guard
Washington
Ickes
PWA
Radio Schedule Flash: NBC CBS WJZ WEAF WABC WMT
A dense list of radio program slots across networks NBC CBS and related stations including WEAF WJZ WABC WMT WBBM and WLS. Entries cover talk music orchestras and variety acts with times from morning to late night and notable names like Aileen Waller and Fritz Kreisler.
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Ralek Ricbery Eh
NBC
Wiz Chain
CBS
WBBM
WNT
Hon
Archie
MNBC
WJZ
VY. Kaltemborn
WABC
Yaebe
WEAF
Home Sweet Home
Deutscherch
WMT
Ma Pertina
WAZBC
Tucker Hb
WJZ Chain
The
Celts
Berlin
Wdz
Reilty
Bob i
WSBM
Meredith Willsonwerth
Orphan Aanie
Fats Waller
WCCO
Amos 'N' Andy
Eur Town
WASC
Farmera Union
Smeeting
Ferdinand Pecora
Buck Resers
WHEM
Danny Maione
WLW
Carson Robison
Wccco
Melina Erch
Waring Arch
WRBBM
Whiteman Orch
Melen Ford
Hollywood
Cbi
KMOX
James Meek
U. & Constitution
A. F
Gene and
Glenn
WMAQ
WHO
Haymes Orch
AB Ieck Orch
Davie Orch
Busso Orch
Reichman Orch
Ruddy Boxers
Hines Orch
Frias Orch
Wwoc
Aenie Orch
Molina Orch
Russo Orch
Indictments Returned by September Grand Jury
Six true bills were issued by the September grand jury to Judge H. C. Ring with five secret indictments. Norman Sinclair faces one public charge for carrying a sign with derogatory remarks about Kapoun Sausage. Several others received no bills. The jury also reviewed county and city jails and the county home, praising the latter’s steward while condemning the city jail as unsuitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Norman Sinclair
Hbel
Sinclair
Kapoun
R. Lumpkins
Jerome Garrett
John Adams
Woodrow McArthur
Edna Barker
George Williams
Lawrence Thomas
Ernest Hahn
Russell Walker
Floyd Finch
R. E. Simms
Milo Serbousek
Steward I. E. Isham
Wesley J. Dvorak
D. D. Johnson
J. 8. Milligan
Flower Phillips
W. H. Schrimper
I. L. Street
John Yocum
Navy Reveals 1935 Fleet Maneuvers in North Pacific
Secretary Swanson said next summer's exercises will cover a triangle bounded by Alaska Puget Sound and Hawaii with Alaska as primary battleground. Submarine division 12 completed an 8200 mile circumnavigation near Dutch Harbor Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Claude A. Swanson
Pacific
Alaska
Puget Sound
Hawaiii
Swanson
Submarine Division 12
Dutch Harbor
San Diego
Pearl Harbor
Hell Fleet
Joseph M. Reeves
Hampton Roads
Gulf Ports
Guantanamo- Gonaives
San Pedro
Union Chief Urges Real Oil Czar in Push for Change
Harvey Fremming president of the Oil Workers International Union told a House Interstate Commerce subcommittee that Secretary Ickes should be removed as oil administrator and a full time oil czar appointed. He denounced NRA oil code administration and accused Donald Richberg of failing labor in the oil code program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
In&s
Interior Ickes
House
Interstate Commerce Subcommittee
Harvey C. Fremming
Oil Workers International Union
NRA
Ickes
Fremming
Donald R. Richberg
Notice for Proposals for Sanitary Sewer Cedar Rapids
By direction of the Cedar Rapids City Council sealed proposals will be received by the City Clerk for furnishing material and labor to construct sanitary sewer on Johnson Avenue Northwest and Nineteenth Street Northwest. Work to use No 1 vitrified clay pipe and brick manholes. Bid opening October 4 1934 at 10 AM. Ten percent certified check required. Council may reject any bids. Dated September 17 1934. Publication dates September 18 and 19 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Iowa
Johnson Avenue
18Th Street
Sth
Nineteenth Street
1St Avenue
Storey
Maude M. Krebs
Gettle Kidnaper Escape Plot Halted at San Quentin
Prison guard Louis Strause on rounds spotted Harry Simmons and Stanley Potts in an old cell block with James Kirk and Edward Holly attempting to saw through bars with hacksaw blades. The four convicts were placed in the dungeon to thwart their escape plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Quentin
Calif
INS
James Kirk
William Gettle
Los Angeles
Louis Strause
Harry Simmons
Stanley Potts
Kirk
Edward Holly
Man Shot At Near Speer Murder Scene
Shelburne Falls Mass February report says William Baker superintendent of schools was shot at Wednesday afternoon while driving on the highway between Shelburne and Shelburne Falls twenty miles from Mt Hermon school where Rev Elliott Speer was killed Friday night. Buckshot hit the right side of his car near the windshield but did not enter the vehicle as troopers searched the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburne Falls
Mass
William Baker
Shelburne
Mt. Hermon School
Elliott Speer
Baker
Firemen To Meet At Oelwein In 1935
The Iowa State Firemen's association chose Oelwein as the 1935 convention site during the closing session. Newton and Belle Plaine withdrew in favor of Oelwein. New officers include William A. West as president, Dolph Becker first vice president, Vinc Pyle second vice president, Wright Hedges third vice president, A G Daniels fourth vice president, Paul A. Spener re-elected secretary, and EK V Lindquiet reappointed treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Iowa State Firemen’s Association
Oelwein
Newton
Belle Plaine
William A. West
Boone
C. A. Stephenson
Red Oak
Dolph Becker
Vinc Pyle
Chariton
Wright Hedges
Atlantic
Notice of Appointment of Administrator No 13185
State of Iowa Linn County appoints Charles Roztoctl as Administrator of the estate of Marie Rostocil deceased. He requests immediate payment from all debtors and urges all claimants to file their claims duly authenticated in the Linn County District Court clerk's office. Attorney Jos Mekota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Marie
Mary} Rostocil
District Court
Charles Roztoctl
Iowa deaths and local notices lead to consolidation
Iowa brief reports tell of Michael J Cullinan 64 dying at his sister's home after five weeks illness with funeral at St John’s Catholic church and burial in St John’s cemetery. Also Randalia high school classes elect officers and form student council while Francis Wheeler 75, a farmer near Manchester, dies after long illness with funeral in Masonville and burial at Hopkinton.
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Independence
Michael J Cullinan
John O'Connor
St. John’s Catholic Church
W. T. Donohue
St. John’s Cemetery
Mr. Cullinan
Byron Township
Patrick Cullinan
P. H. Cullinan
John Burns
Sarah
Ellen
J. A. Mason
Wil Mamsbureg
Randalia
Randalla Consolidated High School
Lorretta Holmes
David Wells
Marion Wegner
M. R. Clark
Margaret Talcott
Dean Austin
Eunice Clow
Naida Jennings
Berniece Turner
Pearl Hanchett
Wilbert Puls
Donnan Fiester
Mardell Cue
Clair Claxton
Austin Hall
Mr. Gamble
la Verne Benz
Francis Edmunds
Marion Davis
Francis Cornish
Howard Hoephner
Caryl Owen
Manchester
Francis Wheeler
Coffin's Grove Township
Masonville
F. C. Grieve
Hopkinton
Haynesburg
N. Y
Wheeler
Buck Creek
Addie M. Dighton
Coffin's Grove
Ben F
St. Louis
Lawrence A
Lamont
Velma Walmutt
Grace BE
Lane
Methodist Church
Explorer Ellsworth Departs For Antarctic Voyage
Lincoln Ellsworth American explorer sails from Dunedin New Zealand aboard the Wyatt Earp for an Antarctic expedition likely to visit Admiral Richard E Byrd's expedition plans likely to rendezvous in polar region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedin
New Zealand
Lincoln Ellsworth
Antarctic
Wyatt Earp
Richard BE. Byrd
Seven Elected to Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Board
Seven new members won seats on the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce board Tuesday. The elected are Robert O. Bickel Frank C. Chambers G O Fletcher Horace G Hedges M H Morrison E M Pinney and William Rinderknecht They succeed eight outgoing directors as the 21 member board takes office The polling closed at 4 pm with judges and tellers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Robert O. Bickel
National Life Insurance Company of Vermont
Frank C. Chambers
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
G. O. Fletcher
Rapids Chevrolet Company
Horace G. Hedges
Hedges Company
M. H. Morrison
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
E. M Pinney
E. E. Pinney Coal Company
William Rinderknecht
Peoples Savings Bank
R. H. Allen
Allen Motor Company
Mark Anderson
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
John T. Carey
Martin Dry Goods Company
Harry T. Hedges
John GC. Reid
Three Minute Cereals Company
Harold J Rowe
Ambro Advertising Agency, Inc
Morris Sanford
Morris Sanford Company
W. Lientz
E. J. Petranek
Emil Pazdera
A. C. Gertsen
Charles D. Hedberg
Ervin F. Stepanek
Pulver Arrested On Charge Of Forgery
Hugh Pulver of 1201 Third Avenue SE was arrested at 3 p.m. Wednesday by Constable W. J. Fleming on a warrant from Justice Henry A. Searns charging him with uttering a forged instrument. he was jailed in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Pulver
W. J. Fleming
Henry A Searns
Pulver
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Texas
Houston
Missouri
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Clark
Justice Department
Bureau of Investigation
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Post Office Department
SEC
Joe Kennedy
Commodore Vanderbilt
Raps Legion
Fred C. Horak
Charlie
Myrtle M. Williams
Lotte Cooper
Lion
Nome Rushes
NO. Pacific
Ginsberg
St. SE
Dial
Gettle
Near Speer
Jos
Mekota
Attorner
Iowa News
Explorer Ellsworth
C. OF C. Directorate
RCA Victor
Luberger’s
Wm.p. Howard
Rochester
W. P
Hudson
Lve
Henry M. McConaughy
Seattle
Hadson
Atora
Amrs
Paul B
Eaton
Charlotte
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