Jones Plan To Pay Depositors Faces Big Bank Hesitation
Jesse Jones proposes that the RFC fund an immediate 20 percent payout to all depositors of First National Bank of Detroit and Union Trust in Cleveland, with a catch that large depositors would receive only 10 percent and 10 percent would go to small depositors. Some big holders oppose, claiming the funds belong to stockholders and must have their approval.
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Washington
Jesse Jones
RFC
Jesse
First National Bank of Detroit
Union Trust Company of
Cleveland
Jones
Detroit
Wizardry
Charles Kacere Manslaughter Trial Deliberations
A district court jury has been out since 10 am Tuesday deciding if Charles Kacere from Cedar Rapids is guilty of manslaughter in a crash that killed six people including three from Waterloo and three from Cedar Rapids. The report notes the United States volunteer life saving corps was formed in 1870.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
A_ district court
Charles Kacere
Cedar Rapids
Kacere
Waterloo
The
United States Volunteer Life Saving Corps
France plans New Deal style revival with NRA like system
Premier Gaston Doumergue, aided by American data, intends to form a national economic council and regional bodies modeled after Roosevelt's NRA and brain trust. He seeks to revive France's economy while awaiting constitutional reforms and avoiding overthrow risk.
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France
NEW Deal
Brain Trust
NRA
Paris
INS
Gaston Doumergue
Roosevelt
Doumergue
National Economic Council
Johnsons Act Signals NRA Reorganization Rumors Rise
The article notes President Johnson facing pressure from his assistant Miss Robinson known as Robbie to leave the NRA and suggests a shift in influence toward industrialists. It describes Johnson’s waning authority amid a confused NRA, with resignations at the top and tension with Richberg Perkins.
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Johnson
Miss Robinson
Robbie
NRA
Roosevelt
Perkins
Blue Eagle's Nest
Richberg
Miss Perkins
Local Packing Co raises Cedar Rapids wages in 104000 yearly bump
Wilson and Company Cedar Rapids plant increases total annual wages about 104000 dollars affecting roughly 1100 workers. The raise, effective October 1 1934, covers male unskilled 3.5 cents hour semi skilled and skilled up to eight cents hour females two and a half cents hour weekly paid staff eight percent and piece work eight percent from base rates. Top wage to butchers reaches 91?4 cents hour with common labor at 47½ cents.
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Cedar Rapids
Wilson and Company
Harry Palmer
Chicago
L. F Prior
Big Four packers set $20 million wage rise to begin Oct 1
Chicago reports wage increases exceeding 20 million dollars yearly will take effect October 1 in Armour Swift Wilson and Cudahy plants. Over 100000 workers to benefit as company unions press for the pay hike through plant conference boards representing both management and employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Wilson & Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Roosevelt to Speak to Nation on Radio
President Roosevelt returns to the White House after a month long national survey and plans a radio address Thursday evening for the New York Herald Tribune conference. Within a week he will address the nation over the air outlining his stewardship and future views.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
White House
Washington
New York Herald Tribune
Volunteers Aid Search for 11-Year-Old Lillian Gallaher
Detroit reports an outpouring of volunteers in the hunt for Lillian Gallaher missing since last Thursday. Mayor Frank Couzens appeal spurred citizens as police guard her home to keep crowds at bay.
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Detroit
Frank Couzens
Lillian Gallaher
Johnny Johnson Orch
NBC
WJZ Chain
CBS
WHEM
WCCO
Trene Nich
WJZ
Hoake Carter
WHBM
Frank Stuck
Shirley Howard
Nbcr
Tee Pearl
WEOM
WBBM
KMOX
Buc Klug
WEAF
Woc
Wdz
Fred Allen
James Melton
WRAE
WMAQ
WLW
Mickey Cochrane
Warden Lawes
WLS
KOA
WABC
WMT
Thau McCormack
WIZ
Adventures of
Gracie
Kmox & Ip
Gay Pembart
WEAP
Wocuennis King
Wenr Herd
Scs Iings
Robert Boryce
Susse Arch
A Morgan
Molina Arch
Hans Rogers
NPC
WEOBM
Radio Schedule Listing for NBC CBS and More
A dense listing of radio programs across networks NBC CBS and others with times and station identifications. The page catalogs hosts shows music talks dramas and weather style segments throughout the day including notable names like Netty Barthel Archie and Pearl Buck.
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Al_ and
Lee Reiser
NBC
Weaf Wog
WHO
Netty Barthel
CBS
WABCG
WMT
Voneyboy
Sassafras
NBC1
WEAF
Macleans
WEAP
Vie and Sade
WJZ
Beichman Orch
WABC
Fidler Orc
WCCO
Carol Deis
Sanford
Orch
WARC
Horse Sweet Home
Tnbc
WJZ Chain
Ma Perkins
NEBC
Weaf WoOc
Watsole
Pearl Buck
Nbci
Kate Smith
WAHC
Song of the City
WMAQ
Tomas Review
Betty and
Nob
Lawrence Tihbrit
Harvey Wiley Corbett
MBC
Denmark
Clark Oreth
WIZ Chain Attack Isranks
KMBC
Jack Weller
Webb Orch
R29
Cadets
WBBM
al Pearce
Cane
Wartzebach Orch
Public release of 15 Lindbergh ransom notes
New Jersey police chief Colonel H Norman Schwarzkopf disclosed the full text of ransom letters related to the Lindbergh kidnapping. The notes detail demanded sums, payment methods, and delivery instructions across a sequence of fifteen communications.
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Trenton
N. J
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
New Jersey
Charles A. Lindbergh
Schild
Johnson resigns as NRA administrator
The article reports the resignation of the NRA administrator Johnson amid claims of major reforms under his tenure including child labor elimination and fair wage principles. It notes White House briefings by Marvin P. McIntyre and mentions Bernard Baruch as a potential policy board head, though Baruch declined.
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NRA
Washington
F. D. Roosevelt
Johnson
Mr. Roosevelt
Hawaii
Marvin P. McIntyre
White House
Wink Baruch
Job
Bernard M. Baruch
Baruch
Richberg to Lead NRA After Johnson Step Down
The article notes Donald Richberg then chief counsel of the NRA and Frances Perkins as potential leaders with the president to remap the recovery plan after Johnson, who ruled firmly and earned the nickname Crack Down Johnson, steps aside.
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Donald Richberg
NRA
Johnson
Miss Perkins
Richberg
Roosevelt
McIntyre
Robbie
Miss Frances Robinson
Frances Perkins
Plan Hearing On Poor Refunding Bonds Oct 6
The Linn county board of supervisors set October 6 at 10 a.m. for a hearing on issuing $125 000 in poor funding bonds to fund warrants from January 1 to September 1. The sale will be October 8 at 10 a.m. Bonds retire serially through 1942.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Do You Know As Much As Your Cat
An old fashioned tonic by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is described as restoring strength and energy when not well. The copy draws a parallel between a cat's vitality and human health using herbal nourishment.
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Mark
Boro Hall
Brooklyn
Breckenridge
Broadway
Best Bank
Mr. Lindbergh
Prince
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Missouri
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Local Packing Co
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R. W Warner
J C McQuillen
Warner
McQuillen
B.C Gillam
Elizabeth M Hanson
Jane M Wiley
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Handel
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Lindbergh
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Auerman
New York American
New York Journal
Tremont Ave
East Tremont Ave
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