Roosevelt names 18 member group for vocational training study
President Roosevelt appointed an 18 member committee led by Dr. Floyd Reeves to study expanded federal aid for vocational education. The panel includes representatives from four government departments and the TVA along with private experts from labor, agriculture, home economics, industry, education and vocational rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
N.Y
Roosevelt
Floyd Reeves
University of Chicago
Reeves
Chicago
Tennessee Valley Authority
George
Congress
John P. Frey
Metal Trade Department
American Federation of Labor
Thomas Kennedy
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers of America
Elisabeth Christman
National Women's Trade Union League of America
Henry C. Taylor
Farm Foundation
Edmund Brunner
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
Alice Edwards
American Home Economics Association
Roland Alen
Ayers Department Store
Indianapolis
T J Thomas
Burlington Lines
John H Zink
American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers
Baltimore
George Johnson
Department of Education
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Washington D. C
A B Mohlman
University of Michigan
Henri Esberg
Vocational Rehabilitation Authority
Oscar Chapmen
Secretary of the Interior
Katharine Lerroot
Children’s Bureau
Labor Department
Mordecai Ezekia
Agriculture Department
Ernest Draper
Commerce
Tropical Storm Veers Northward Over Atlantic
A tropical hurricane located between Nassau and Bermuda was shifting to a northward track Tuesday. The storm, small in diameter, was gradually increasing in size and intensity as it moved across the Atlantic, with a Tuesday morning advisory noting its central position near mid ocean.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
Nassau
Bermuda
Vessel between Nassau and Bermuda Turns North
Report describes a vessel located roughly 28 degrees north latitude and 71 degrees west longitude, showing little movement over the past twelve hours and appearing to turn slowly toward the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau
Bermuda
Farm Council Urged By Edward O'Neal
Edward A. O Neal president of the American Farm Bureau federation urged President Roosevelt to create a farm council. The council would include federal state county and farmer representatives to coordinate agricultural relief activities. Roosevelt favored the idea.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Vining Couples to Wed October Sixth
Bans announced at St Marys Catholic church on Sunday morning for the marriages of Miss Helen Kubu of Chelsea and William Buresh of Vining, and Miss Albin Stoklas of near here with Paul Svoboda of Clutier. Both weddings set for October 6.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Helen Kubu
Frank Kubu
Chelsea
William Buresh
Louis Buresh
Vining
Albin Stoklas
John
Anna Stoklas
Here
Paul Svoboda
Frances Svoboda
Clutier
Tragedy Ties Death to Suicide Attempt in Elizabeth Hart Case
In Chicago a handyman, Terry Parker, tried to end his life after Elizabeth Hart, 21, Northwestern student and swimmer, died from carbon monoxide in her car last week. Parker cut his arm and drank iodine, leaving a note blaming the death for his torment. He is hospitalized and likely to recover.
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Chicago
Elizabeth Hart
Northwestern University
Elizabeth
Terry Parker
Green Bay
Wis
Hart
Cotton bedspreads advertised at low prices
A small classified note promotes cotton bedspreads priced at 1.37 and 2.49 with appealing patterns. The copy promises durability and long wear from the spreads.
Linen Towery on Street Border Seeks Stock Up
Leeched or unbleached linen towery of heavy firm quality offered neat on street border. Stock up.
Rumor Hitler May Quit Chancellorship
Berlin ponders a report that Adolf Hitler may resign the chancellorship and assume a reduced title while Hermann Goering could become the chief executive. Observers note the source, timing, and repeated circulation as suggesting possible basis for the forecast.
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Hitler
Berlin
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Eutler
Nuremberg
National Socialist Party
Goering
Funeral services for Mrs Wilbur McCaulley
Mrs Goldie Iona Anderson McCaulley 64 died Saturday after an operation in a Marshalltown hospital. Born February 22 1872 in Highland township Tama she married Wilbur McCaulley December 25 1897 and lived in Tara. She was a longtime member of United Brethren and later Methodist churches. Surviving are her husband a sister a brother and a grand niece.
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Tama
Wilbur McCaulley
Methodist Church
W. O. Eckler
C. B. Harrison
Frank Fowler
Ben Jones
McCaulley
Marshalltown
Goldie Iona Anderson
Daniel and
Susannah Anderson
Highland Township
Tara
United Brethren Church
Ladies Aid Society
Temple Guild
The
Foreign Missionary Society
Loyalty Sunday School
Community Chest Honor Roll Begins As Campaign Expands
Three firms reported over subscriptions and earned Honor Roll certificates in Cedar Rapids Community Chest drive. Metropolitan Life Insurance Riggs Optical and The Guarantee Bank and Trust led early scriveners with pledges and over-subscriptions. The Challengers division plans 250 women to canvass homes and workplaces while a Cedar Rapids Teachers Association committee preps a two day canvass of teachers and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
A. W. Carlton
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Riggs Optical Company
Charles Bede
Guaranty Bank and Trust Company
Montrose
R. H. Pickford
Challengers
Community Chest Campaign
T. E. Marshall
J. A. Wicke
J. L. Berger
J. A. Bormann
Carl Ettinger
Karl Blaise
B. J. Newburger
E. J. Lattner
A. L. Smulekoff
Edwin Wadsworth
Robert C. Davis
Henry Hamilton
Dean Adams
William Crawford
Leonard Koch
Amos Scott
Edwin Lundquist
Robert Vesely
Earle Heinze
Cedar Rapids Teachers Association
Lillian Clark
Husband admits killing wife in Wis farm home
Mrs. Ben Mueller, 36, was fatally wounded by two shotgun charges as she slept in her Richfield area farm home. Deputy Sheriff R W Laubenhier admitted the husband to the shooting.
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West
Bend, Wis
Ben Mueller
Richfield
R.W. Laubenheimer
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Ala
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Tex
House Agriculture Committee
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Detroit
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Cleveland
Edward O’neal
First Avenue
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