Farley Defends Air Mail Cancellations In Public Address
Postmaster General James Farley in Chicago defended the cancellation of air mail contracts saying they were illegal fraudulent and costly. He cited profits from stock held by private interests and charged Republican leaders exploited army flyer deaths to push propaganda while noting the government saved about 10 million dollars yearly with the new arrangements.
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Chicago
James ‘A Farley
Justis L
Johnson
Farley
Federal
Walter Brown
Congress
Brown
Roosevelt
Alrlves
Farle
United States
Injunctions Granted Under Frazier-Lemke Act in Des Moines
Federal Judge Charles A Dewey granted one and denied another temporary injunction in two Frazier-Lemke farm mortgage cases. Samuelson of Union County and Farmers Credit Co were restrained from selling property pending hearings on permanent relief. A restraining order was issued against Richards property at the public site.
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Des Moines
Charles A Dewey Friday
Rov Waldo Samuelson
Union Counts
Farmers Credit Company
Ottumwa
Seins Sanninsans
George Fo Wochard
Adam
13 Arrested In Demonstration At University Of Chicago
Authorities arrested 13 people after a protest at the University of Chicago involving visiting Italian students. Police reported the demonstration turned confrontational, with several arrests made for mistreatment and disturbance of the campus.
Methodist Laymen Condemn Liquor
A church group in Atgona Cape condemns liquor use amid a public meeting. The statement urges temperance and cites community harm, calling for support of local moral uplift initiatives.
Brother of local man credited with keeping NRA functioning
United Press dispatch from Washington credits Lientt Col George A Lynch, brother of C J Land Cedar Rau, as the man who kept the NRA functioning during critical days after a break. Lynch, praised by President Roosevelt, held wide powers to sign codes and amend reorganization, with a World War I record including the Distinguished Service Medal and service with the 80th Division.
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Lientt
George A Lynch
C J Land Cedar Rauids
United Pres
Washingto
Tes Nra
Leaween
Hugh S Johnan
Donald R. Richberg
Scretary
Perkins
Roosevelt
NRA
Col Lynch
Johnson
Blairstown
West Point Durie
80Th Division
31St
Us&s Infantry
Shanghai
Bitter union split threatens AF of L convention
Delegates from three building trades unions and four others left the meeting in protest as a rift within the building trades area erupts before the AF of L national convention. The carpenters and joiners bricklayers and electrical workers were denied representation despite a recommendation from the AF of L executive council and President Green that those delegates be accepted. Other unions including Teamsters marble workers sellers operating engineers and hoe carriers withdrew in solidarity. The dispute stems from a years old split within the building trades.
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San Francisco
American Federation of Labor
Natonal
Willam Grech O
Uions
Building Trades
Carpenters and Joiners Bricklayers
Electrical Workers
AAA Triples Tax On Burley Tobacco
A Washington report notes changes in burley tobacco taxes with a two cent per pound increase and a shift to certification levies. The processing tax is altered and adjustments affect manufacture costs, while bantered figures and figures reflect the tax realignment across tobacco sectors.
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AAA
Washington
Burley Tobacco
Lava Tobacco
Tobacca
Edo
P. Cheung
Cherry Sisters Plot Rescue Of Public From Mae West Sally Rand
The Cherry Sisters in Chicago plan a public cleanup campaign targeting Mae West Sally Rand and the trapeze star. Addie and Effie recall the nineties and old Olympic Theatre days while negotiating a possible command performance before the British royal family next spring.
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Cherry Sisters
Chicago
Public
Mae, Sally
Trapeze Slyer
Erandpa
Cedar Rapids
Mae West
Sally Rand
Addie and
Effie
Salls Rand
Oscar Hammerstein
Olympic Theater
New York
King
London
Hauptmann questioned as Lindbergh kidnapping case advances
The German born suspect Bruno Hauptmann faced a lengthy interrogation via journalist interview questions and court officials. Authorities pursued clues about the ransom, the ladder, and potential links to the Lindbergh child abduction while Hauptmann denied involvement and expressed love for his wife and child. His brother Fritz repudiated ties to the case.
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Lindy
Fawcett
Hauptmann
Jassie
Dr. Condon
Dr Condon
Condon
Foley
Tenddasth
Dunsbane
Ales
Germany
Isidor Fisch
John F Wenger
China Offers To Trade Silver Hoard For American Gold
A Chinese note to Secretary Morgenthau offered to sell its gold hoard and asked clarifications on U S silver plans. The communication dated Sept 24 reportedly indicated possible adoption of a gold standard and a swift reply was expected by Oct 2. Various silver experts weighed the claim, some calling it ridiculous while noting pressure on Morgenthau from the silver bloc.
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Shanghai
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
United States
H Kung
China
Morgenthau
New York
Kraschel to Debate Patterson in Newton Campaign Night
Kraschel accepts Patterson's challenge for a joint debate in Newton on Oct 3. The Republican lieutenant governor candidates plan discussions on campaign issues, with Kraschel departing Salisbary for Newton after a 4:30 pm business engagement.
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Des Moines
Krasche
Groree
Patterson
Newton
Kraschel
Salisbury
Newton Bs
Shoots Way Out Of Jail Recaptured After Escape
In Kankakee County a prisoner jailbreak at the county jail on Friday ended when John Wells fled after shooting a deputy sheriff. Wells was wounded himself and recaptured on a highway near Herscher about two hours later.
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Kankakfe
Kankakee County
John Wells
Herscher
Heirlooms Sold By Women To Finance Fight On Huey Long
New Orleans women ransacked attics to auction dusty heirlooms from antique jewelry to stuffed birds in the French Quarter. The women’s committee of Louisiana held another auction to fund its fight against Senator Huey Long. An auctioneer spoke from a replica slave block as a poster read Louisiana the slave state of America.
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New Orleans
French Quarter
Women's Committee
Lousiana
Huey Long
Louisiana
America
Farley urges weekend postal service expansion plan
Postmaster General James A Farley formally dedicating Chicago's new $21 million federal building urged the postal service to operate on Saturdays and holidays to compete with private business. He said parcels and other services should gain more weekend opportunities as expansion plans are studied.
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Chicago
Ietter
James A Farley
Eridas
Federal
Parcel Post
Postal Department
Mrs Mann Re-elected Leader of Iowa WCTU at 61st Convention
Mrs Jeanette H Mann of Des Moines was re-elected president of the Iowa Women's Christian Temperance Union at its 61st convention in Des Moines. Des Moines leaders Harriette G McCollough and Ruth M Whyte were kept as corresponding and recording secretaries, with Emma Auburn Arold of Mount Auburn elected treasurer. A new vice president and trustee were to be elected later.
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Des Moines
Iowa Women's Christan Temperance Union
Jeanette H Mann
Harriette G McCollough
Ruth M Whyte
Goldfield
Emma Auburn
Arold
Mount Auburn
Nebraskan Heads Kiwanis District in Iowa Nebraska
Arthur J Denny of Fairbury Neb was elected governor of the Iowa Nebraska Kiwanis district as the 15th annual convention closed in Fort Dodge Iowa Norfolk Neb named 1935 convention city Lieutenant governors for seven districts include F A Dunn Newton Ia Dr Harry Bowson Waterloo Ia Rev E Tompkins Sioux City Ia Waite Durfee Council Bluffs Ia Glen Cavanaugh Omaha Neb Carl Nordlund Auburn Neb and Rev Wayne Green Kearney Neb.
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Fort Dodge
Arthur J Denny
Fairbury
Neb
Iowa-Nebraska
Kiwanis International
Norfolk
F A Dunn
Newton
Harry Bowson
Waterloo
E . Tompkins
Sioux City
Waite Durfee
Council Bluffs
Glen Cavanaugh
Omaha
Carl Nordlund
Auburn
Wayne Green
Kearney
Two Plead Guilty To Omaha Bond Forgery
Sioux City AP reports Al Atchison and Carl Johnson printers pleaded guilty to conspiracy and forgery in the Omaha municipal bond forgery case. Each was sentenced to three years in the state penitentiary at Fort Madison by Judge Miles W. Newby. Atchison and Johnson were among seven charged in the conspiracy and forgery counts, with Clair Hamilton assistant attorney general and Max Duckworth Woodbury county attorney presenting.
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Sioux City
Omaha
al Atchison
Carl Johnson
State
Fort Madison
Miles W. Newby
Atchison
Johnson
Clair Hamilton
Max Duckworth
Woodbury County
Governors Listed for Tuberculosis Group Across States
The Mississippi Valley Conference on Tuberculosis elected its governing council Friday morning. Three members were chosen from each district including officials from Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North Dakota Ohio South Dakota Wisconsin and others. Names include Dr Max Biesenthal Mrs Theodore B Sachs Dr E A Gray Dr Robinson Bosworth W P Shahan Miss Rubyer Moehel Dr Charles J McIIltyre Miss Cleo Jackson Dr Paul Grim J A Edwards C W Kammerer Ellen Standing J Ralph Wells C E Coburn Charlies H Serrigo Bruce Douglas T J Werle Mrs Blanche DeKoning E Kulenkamp E S Mariette Lewis S Jordan George H Roxie J W Becker A W Jones Alice Marshall John F Allen F W Heagey Fannie D Quain Helen Kat en E A Pray Frank C Anderson Charles A Dean Arthur H German H H Holdridge M H Cass F Cossette Will Ross H E Dearholt J W Coon
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Chicago
Max Biesenthal
Theodore B. Sachs
E. A. Gray
Evanston
Illinois
Robinson Bosworth
Rockford
W P. Shahan
Springfield
Rubyer. Moehel
Decatur
Indiana
Charles J. McIintyre
Indianapolis
Cleo Jackson
Muncie
Paul Grim
Evansville
Slump in American Merchant Marine Halts Shipbuilding
A 1928 report shows no keel laid for an American overseas vessel during a heavy slump. Britain fights to regain sea trade supremacy while the United States holds only two ships under construction versus nations like Britain and Japan with many more. The committee notes U.S. share of international shipping is under 8 percent with 31 percent of exports and 28 percent of passenger traffic, despite policy aims to build a sufficient merchant marine and defense needs. If other nations had cut tonnage as the U.S. did since 1922, idle ships would be fewer today.
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United States
Britain
Japan
Norway
Soviet
Russia
France
Netherlands
Congress
Navy Department
Radio Schedule Highlights From Saturday Broadcast Lineup
A sprawling listing details NBC CBS and ABC programs across morning and afternoon slots. It cites WJZ WEAF WABC WBBM WENR and other outlets with choirs, orchestras, dramas, sports and variety acts scheduled through evening.
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Armedair Quarter
Nbc
WEAF
Fields and Wall
WJZ Chain
Honeyboy
Sassafras
WHO
CBS
WABG
WMT
Madcaps
WABC
WHT
Pennesee Arch
WJZ
Wittsburgh-Wash
Jeff
WEAP
Ann Veal
Munich
Germany
Cisher Arch
wWebch
Orch
Weaf Woc
Wurtzebach Orc
WBBM
One Man's Family
Johnny Johnson Orch
Yaginsky Orch
Harding Sisters
Waz Chain
Mary Eastman
Sere Gibbons
WOC
WEET
Weaf Woc-Who
Thai Via
Inbc
Fris Waller
Woc- Who
Donald Nevis
Frank Black
WLS
Soa
Leith Stevensore
Wanbc
WCCO
WLW
Franklin Sketch
Bibebian Sligers
Guy Lombarda
Hines Orch
Gray Orch
Paul Whiteman
Martin Orch
Thiomes Orch
Jesse Crawford
Madrixguera Orch
Husse Arch
Ned_ Tollinger
Ayutisan Orch
Barnet Orch
Weeks Orch
Merbie Kay
Molina Orch
Aunt Susan's
Edkins
Southernaires
WJI
WENR
Morgan Memorial Church
Toston
WOBM
Weaf Chain
Nawatilans
Tagsag String Quartet
Voice of Gold
Nith Maine Bowes
Weap Wocmormon Choir
Ricel Orch
Radio City Concert
Chicacra UW
Round Table
Church of the Air
Cbst
Mary Small
Kennedy
Kassel Arch
Weco
Levey Arch
WMAQ
Sea Islanders
Wdc
WIZ
Gene Arnold
WIZ Chain
Barlow Symphony
June Mereidith
Robert Bedell
Joan Bennett
Jackson Orch
NDC
Oregon
Edward Davies
Koestner Orch
Wil Wenr
Walt
Amelia Earhart
Tony Wons
Katzman
KMOX
Grand Hotel
Olga Stanee Orch
Wiz Wls
Chiesso Knights
Oyurena Mario
Graham McNamee
Hollywood Bow
Simay Durante
Helen Gleason
Orsh
WSM
WFAA
Jeanie Lang
Huddy Rogers
Naenschen
Tnbc
Walter Winchell
Waring Orch
WRBM
Aii
Charles Rueesles
Marv Boland
Arnheim Orch
Weaf Wocs
Mme
Schumann-Heink
Wayne King
WCCQ
Mischi Levitzki
Jane Fromm
Black Orch
L'heure Exquise
Roxanne Wallace
Busse Orch
Maymes Orch
Mesa Orch
Dorsey Orth
Mills Band
WOC- A. Myers Orch
Reichman Orch
Presage of Activity and Prosperity in Major Planets
The stars foretell great activity and progress through major plan ets with new ventures and long standing developments expanding and stabilizing as real possessions grow. Those born today face an eventful year with new interests and changes, while a talented resourceful child may achieve ambitious goals and responsibilities.
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Lord Nelson
British Admiralty
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Dresden
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Lindbergh
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Fritz
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