Alarming import increases cited in Senate race speeches
Berry F. Halden, a Republican candidate for U S Senate, warned in a Monday night address that rising imports and falling exports threaten national nourishment and clothing, citing 1935 cattle figures. Guy Gillette, a Democratic hopeful, attacked Senator Dickinson and defended parts of the New Deal.
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Charles City
Berry F. Halden
United States Senate
Northwood
Guy Gillette
Sen
L. J. Dickinson
Gillette
Roosevelt
Dickinson
Wagner says Constitution safe under Democrats at state convention
U S Senator Robert F Wagner told a Syracuse audience that the Constitution remains secure when the Democratic Party leads the government. He accused Republicans of allying with reactionary elements through the Liberty League amid a constitutional challenge to the Labor Relations Act.
Brookhart Sees Landon Farm Plan Cutting Prices
Brookhart argued that Alf Landon’s farm bounty plan would lower farm prices. He noted Landon’s call to align exportable surplus prices with world market levels and suggested a bounty equal to average tariff rates on industrial goods to raise farmer income through protected markets.
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Mankato
United States
Illinois Team Wins Judging At Waterloo Dairy Show Opens
The University of Illinois led the intercollegiate judging contest at the Waterloo dairy cattle congress with 2033 points, Michigan second and Minnesota third. High individual was H C Rathe of Illinois with 694 points. Minnesota dominated butter results with E W Johnson winning at 95 percent and taking the top four places in a 170-sample entry.
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Waterloo
University of Illinois
Illinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Kansas
Iowa State College
Wisconsin
Missouri
Nebraska
South Dakota
H. C. Rathe
E. W. Johnson
Alexandria
Kansas Woman Named Representative of GOP Labor Bureau
Mrs. W. A. Martin announced Monday she had been advised of her appointment as a field representative of the labor bureau of the Republican National Committee, assigned to Kansas Missouri Illinois and Iowa.
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Kansas City
Kan
W. A. Martin
Labor Bureau
Republican National Committee
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Iowa
Rescuers Reward Themselves In River Theft Case
Three men pulled Gus Linquist from the Passaic river after he fell from his barge. They knocked him unconscious and stole $17 before fleeing, police report says.
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Selves
Harrison
N. J
Gus Linquist
Passaic River
Cotter High School class officers named for Columbus Junction
Officers and sponsors for Cotter high school classes in Columbus Junction are listed. Seniors include Betty Podaris as president Burdette Davis as vice president William Duncan as secretary and treasurer Supt Hopperstead as sponsor. Juniors Richard Duncan president Harriet Vince secretary Miss Lyle sponsor. Sophomores Mary Davis president Dorothy Work vice president Max Duncan secretary J Rudolfson sponsor. Freshmen Jack Williams president John Williams vice president Meda Hauenstein secretary Miss Faris sponsor.
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Columbus Junction
Cotter High School
Betty Podaris
Burdette Davis
William Duncan
Supt
Hopperstead
Richard Duncan
Harriet Vince
Miss Lyle
Mary Davis
Dorothy Work
Max Duncan
J. Rudolfson
Jack Williams
John Williams
Meda Hauenstein
Miss Faris
Monetary Expert Horizontal 1 8 English Banker
Puzzle clue set hints at answer related to a monetary expert term and a known British banker. Elevates equals raises or lifts. to rescind equals repeal annul revoke. Container weight suggests mass measure. The answer to the previous puzzle aligns with these cryptic components.
Fragmented Word Puzzle Clues Cover Wide Range
A long list of clues spans numbers from 2 to 57 with varied hints including meanings for words like cry of pleasure, oleoresin, coffee pot, sea eagle, dogma, earth, and debutante. The fragmentary entries resemble a crossword style grid adapted to a newspaper page.
Rumor Dallas Child Resembles Slain Lindbergh Infant
New Jersey officials expressed willingness to compare fingerprints of Charles A. Lindbergh Jr. with those of a living Dallas child reported to resemble him. The fingerprint comparison would require sending samples to Trenton, with the governor noting tips but not assigning investigators.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Dallas
Texas
Mark O. Kimberling
Harold G. Hoffman
William Conklin
Jury Finds For Defendant In $5,000 Injury Suit
A Linn County district court jury under Judge F O Ellison found for defendant Edwin P Pitts after about thirty minutes of deliberation. The suit brought by Angeline Lange claimed injuries from a crash involving Otto Lange and Pitts at the junction of highways 161 and 13 east of Marion on July 3 1935.
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F. O. Ellison
Angeline Lange
Edwin P. Pitts
Linn County
Otto Lange
Pitts
Mari
Nine-Story Leap Ends in Death of Dr Ellis
Dr Richard J Ellis leaped eight stories from a New York hotel window and was killed. He willed $850 to his wife and his body to Columbia University Medical School.
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New York
Richard J. Ellis
Columbia University Medical School
London County Council ambulances answer 44 844 calls in 1935
The London County Council reported that its ambulances handled 44 844 calls for accidents during the year 1935. This figure reflects the scale of emergency response and public health needs in the capital.
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London County Council
Radio Schedule Highlights Busy NBC CBS Lineup Across Stations
A dense rundown of midweek radio programming lists NBC and CBS offerings across WEAF WJZ WABC and other affiliates. Included are orchestras singers comedians and talk segments with times from early morning into late night and notes on guests and acts. The outline features No. 6 broadcast blocks and multiple chain connections.
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Amos 'N’ Andy
NBC
Weaf Chain
William Hard
CBS
WABC
WBBM
Commander —E King - Hall
WJZ Chain
Lum and
Abner
WIZ Chain
von Chapin
Vivien Della Chiesa
Boake Carter
KMOX
WGST
WCCO
Reisman Orch
WEAF
WJZ
Hammerstein
Edgar A. Guest
Welcome Valley
Ken Murray
Wen Bernie Orch
Red Waring Orch
WOC
Frea Astaire
Meetin’ House
Rupert Hughes
M. c
Hildegard
Barry McKinley
Weaf Chain Portraits of Harmony
Roosevelt
Roy Campbell
Paul Martel Orch
Willard Robison Orch
Maurice Spitalny Orch
Ee—Aisholm Claire
Ginger
Ivory
Betty and
Bob
Voen
Josu” ‘Higgins
Finchville
Oak Bohocker
WEAP
WZ Chain
Jack
Loretta Clemens
Ain E Tomiee
Glee Club of Veterans” ‘Administration
W Zoo
Ng Marine
Clyde Eres
Walter Logan
Margaret McCrae
Wwoc
WAB
Ain
Jack Masters
Axton
Sonar
Hal Munro Orch
One “Man’s Family
Victor Arden Orch
WJZ Cavalcade of America
Ae King Orch
Lucy Meares
Frank Munn
Town Hall Tonight
Col
Frank Knox
Nino Martini
American Hospital Association
Newton D. Baker
Vivian Della Chiesa
Soprano
Gang Peaters
Kmox Woo
Meredith Willson Orch
Wgst CO
Ase Levant Orch
Keith Beecher Orch
Phil Ohman Orch
ee _ orch
Bobby Gayes
Benny Goodman
Ware
Govt Authorized To Buy 1100 Head Of Drought Area Stock
Washington AP The federal government authorized the purchase of 1100 head of livestock from drought areas at four middle western terminal markets. W O Fraser director of the emergency cattle purchase program said falling prices for light weight cattle prompted the move as marketings were abnormally large during August and September.
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Washington
W. O. Fraser
Agriculture Department
Drought Committee
Fraser
Knox Aims GOP Return to Orderly Government
Albany New York Frank Knox the Republican vice presidential candidate told the state convention that the GOP will restore orderly government in America He said the party will improve the lot of the plain man raise the standard of living reduce poverty and insecurity and clean up the wreckage at Washington to return to a government of simplicity economy and certainty.
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Albany
N. Y
Republican Party
America
Frank Knox
G.O.P
Washington
Alice in Blunderland on Japan’s China advance
Alice Longworth portrays Japan’s 600 mile inland landings and martial law in Shanghai as a dangerous expansion. She argues the League of Nations failed to curb Japan’s aggression in China and criticizes world powers for inaction while open trade interests overlook soldiers guarding China’s doorway.
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Japan
China
Shanghai
Manchuria
League of Nations
Germany
League
Alice Longworth
Grandmama’s Shadow on Modern Beach Attire
A reflective verse explores how a conservative grandmother would react to modern dress on tennis courts. The speaker imagines Grandma’s dainty restraint contrasting with the bold, casual trunks and halters seen today, then humorously imagines her reaction.
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Grandma
Italian Plane Crash Kills Five in Civita Castellana
In Civita Castellana Italy a commercial plane crashed killing five people and seriously injuring a sixth. In Oxford high school there are elected officers for the next year with Freshman President Jimmie Doyle and other class leaders named across four grades.
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Civita Castellana
Italy
Services For Buchanan Resident Held Monday
INDEPENDENCE Funeral services for James Shelley 78 retired farmer here who died after a six weeks illness were held at St John s Catholic church Monday conducted by Rev Msgr W T Donohue with burial in St John s cemetery He was born in Ireland Feb 28 1858 and came to this country as a boy He never married He is survived by a sister and two brothers Pallbearers were named Local residents attended the services IOWA CITY Dr Joseph S Rzeszotarski a Loyola Dental school graduate has been named assistant professor in the University of Iowa dentistry department He did his internship at Forsyth Dental Infirmary for Children in Boston
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Independence
James Shelley
St. John’s Catholic Church
W. T. Donohue
St. John’s Cemetery
Buchanan County
Skelley
Ireland
James Skelley
Fred Hohenstein
Elgin
Ill
Richard
Dennis Shelley
Cedar Rapids
John Maloney
William Dunn
Thomas O’brien
Frank Farrell
J. W. McNamara
Joseph Bechter
Dan Gleason
F. A. Orr
Iowa City
Joseph S. Rzeszotarski
Loyola Dental School
New Orleans
Department of Dentistry
University of Iowa
Forsyth Dental Infirmary For
Boston
Bandit Slugs and Robs Iowa City Woman Saturday Night
Iowa City police search for a stocky bandit who attacked Margaret Schrock from behind with what appeared to be a baseball bat. He knocked her to the ground, struck her several times, grabbed her purse containing a few dollars, and fled. Mrs. Schrock reports bruises and shock. Margaret remained conscious and able to walk home.
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Iowa City
Margaret Schrock
Miss Schrock
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WABCO
Frank Parker
the Goose Creek Parson
Mario Cozzi
Baritone
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U.S
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Robert Flannery
Lorraine Clear
James Lafitz
Gladys Venter
Marilyn Bireline
Mary Garvin
Mary Ruess
Vincent Harsha
Ted James
Dale Dalmke
Hazel Jones
Alan Simpkins
Thelma Taylor
Rose Simpkins
V. M. Harsha
Murray
Voy
RINSO
Cata Ee
Buchanan
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Kenmoor
Franklin
Cinderella
Mendoza
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