Chip Robert Quits Democratic Party Post
L. W. Chip Robert Jr resigns as secretary of the Democratic National Committee in a letter to Edward Flynn. He cites conflict between serving party duties and his Atlanta based Robert and Co., an architectural and engineering firm with major government contracts. Robert previously served as assistant secretary of the treasury for public works and was reelected secretary at the Chicago convention.
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Chip” Robert, Jr
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House Naval Committee
Robert and Co Secured Naval Contracts Worth Millions
Robert and Co. received $26,859,081 in naval contracts with $931,560 in fees.
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Glass Voices Opposition to Third Term for Roosevelt
Sen. Carter Glass of Virginia voiced strong opposition to a third presidential term. He urged a constitutional amendment limiting presidents to two four year terms, aligning with Jefferson’s view. The remarks followed Rep. Andresen’s assertion Roosevelt might resign if re elected and bow to running mate Henry A. Wallace.
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Radio Schedule Fragments Across Stations and Programs
A dense listing of radio time blocks across WMT WGN KFJB WOI WSUI WHO and others. Various programs include news, music, drama, and variety shows with multiple hosts and acts listed throughout the day and night.
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Wythe Williams
Johnny
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Ray Noble
WMT
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Elmer Davis
Clifton Utley
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Sones of the West
Mywox
Lauch ‘N' Swing Club
Willson
Glenn Miller
Billy Repaid
Wsui—State Medical Society
Bob Hope
Wysthe Williams
Eddie Oliver
Uncle Walter
Lawrence Welk
Orch
Eddie Duchin
Lonefellows
Jimmie Lunceford
Dick Jurgens
KPJB
Gene Krupa
Glen Gray
Ray Herbeck
Phil Levant
Cavaliers
Marvin Dale
Lou
WHO
Sacasna
Charley Worcester
Wolf
Boone
Earlybird
WoOlf
Wray Altar
Melody
Captain Herne
WOI
KPJIB
Asnt Busia
Kelly
Arthur Godfrey
Myrt
Marie
Hannah
Ellen House
Melodies
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June_ Baker
Kathleen Norris
Cedar Rapids
Ames
Chicazo
WSU
Towns City
Des Moines
Marshalltown
Price
Tom, Dick and
Harry
David Harum
Beautiful Lady
Lone Journey
Parade of Bands
Big Sister
Jenny
Linda
Guiding Light
Wei
Kate Smith
Homemaker's Forum
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PJB
Wimi
Right To Happiness
Anget of Mercy
Portia
Variety
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Magic Kitchen
Judy
Jane
Mark
Eyes of Hollywood
Helen Tr Wolf
Melody Time
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Harmony Street Forum
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Joe Doakes
Betty Crocker
Maary Marlin
American Sones
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young
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Sade
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Florence Driven-Aire Oil Heater Ad Prospects Comfort
Florence Store Company of Kankakee Illinois promotes the Driven-Aire oil heater line with 31 models and other heaters including circulators radiant and cabinet types. The copy urges customers to consult their Florence dealer to select the right model for home use.
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Tama crash driver charged after fatal highway 30 crash
Special to The Gazette Arthur L Lockhart 31 of Omaha driver of the semi trailer that struck and fatally injured John Staack 43 of Dunkerton and James Nichols 48 of Independence on highway 30 five miles east of Tama Sunday afternoon is charged with failure to have his truck under control Information filed Monday by Sergeant C B Day of the highway patrol in the court of Justice E M Hufford at Toledo The hearing will be Wednesday at 10 a m Lockhart was released after furnishing bond of 200
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Elderly woman fractures leg and arm in stair fall
In Columbus Kansas Mol lie Graham about 80 years old toppled stairs Monday while reaching for her pipe and tobacco, suffering fractures to a leg and an arm.
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Inmates Captured After Escape From Woodward Hospital
James William James, 18, of Iowa City and Kenneth Reynolds, 25, of Dubuque, escaped Woodward state hospital at 12 15 am Monday and were captured in Perry at Milwaukee railroad yards Monday afternoon. Hospital Attendants Howard Cook and Ward Spencer and Perry Police Chief Lew Stanley detained them after a fight. Cook suffered a scalp laceration from a railroad spike. Earlier, the pair beat Marshal Norman Preston during their morning escape from Woodward.
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Marines to be sent to new U S bases in western hemisphere
Washington reports that United States marines will be dispatched soon to American naval and aviation bases in British possessions in the western hemisphere in exchange for 50 destroyers. The deployment will be supplemented later by naval sea and air forces as an administration bill seeks to raise peacetime marine strength to at least 50 000.
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Marine Corps expansion push gains House backing
President Roosevelt ordered the marine force increased to 38 000 men but surveys show this would be inadequate for needs. The House Naval Affairs Committee formally approved a measure to provide for at least 50 000 marines. Chairman Vinson announced he would seek early House action.
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