Hoover attacks New Deal liberalism as political immorality
Former President Herbert Hoover labeled the Roosevelt administration morally corrupt and warned the world faces a moral crisis amid a drive to form a new liberal banner. He asserted the New Deal uses propaganda and misuses relief funds while urging a national vote in six weeks to oppose what he termed political immorality.
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Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
America
Hoover
Roosevelt
George III
Hitler
Stalin
Ross Tweed
Missouri
Hartford
Conn
Spokane
Wash
GE. A. A
Harry Hopkins
Aubrey Williams
Kentucky
Senate
Woaver
James A.) Farley
Fignth
Charles I
George II
Belshazzar
Wilson Promises Adequate Pension for Old Age in Iowa
Special to The Gazette George Wilson Republican candidate for governor told about 400 in McGregor Opera House that he favors an adequate pension not a half loaf and wants to remove political bloodhounds from pension payrolls. He spoke in Guttenberg and McGregor and planned to visit Dubuque counties after the rally.
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Gazette
McGregor
George Wilson
Opera House
Wilson
Clayton County
Guttenberg
H. O. Talle
U. S
W. A. Myers
Art Johnson
Elkader
Clayton Counts
Dubuque
Cattle rustling trio sentenced at Wapello
Merle Harvey 18 Raymond Harvey 20 and Ivan Davis 19 pled guilty before Judge Oscar Hale and were sentenced to not more than five years in the Anamosa reformatory. They were arrested after attempting to sell two heifers owned by Herbert Wil ton to a firm in Galesburg Illinois.
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Wapello
Merle Harvey
Raymond Harvey
Ivan Davis
Oscar Hale
Anamosa Reformatory
Herbert Wilton
Galesburg
Ill
Senators Push Global Bargain to Trade Cotton for Silver
Washington Senator Key Pittman urged the administration to launch a worldwide barter, trading 13.4 million bales of U S cotton for 864.3 million dollars of foreign silver. He warned of an imminent price collapse from huge surpluses harming American growers.
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Washington
Key Pittman
Nev
Ogden Belgian Mare Wins National Belgian Horse Show Championship
Beauty de Berghes owned by C. G Good and Son of Ogden Indiana won the grand championship at the National Belgian horse show linked to the Dairy Cattle Congress. The senior champion was Civette II from Sugar Grove Farm Aurora Illinois, with Boulder Bridge Farm Excelsior Minnesota taking reserve. The event drew about 35000 attendees as Jersey and Guernsey classes also featured.
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Waterloo
Beauty de Berghes
C. G Good and Son
Ogden
Dairy Cattle Congress
Sugar Grove Farm
Aurora
Boulder Bridge Farm Company
Excelsior
Valiant Valerie
Ralph L. Smith Herd
Kansas City
Rose Point Farm
Thomas Farms
Hartford
Mich
Chedeo Albert
Hanks Brothers
Winnebago
Minn
Dan Casement
Manhattan
Kan
Juanita
Sandra
Spring City Stock Farm
Waukesha
Wis
Spring City
Two Men Sentenced in Burlington Crime Case
Wil liam Wright and George Sotak both 23 and 25 of Rock Island Ill were given ten year federal prison terms after pleading guilty to four charges tied to a Burlington Iowa sporting goods store holdup. They faced indictments for unregistered sawed off shotguns interstate car theft and an August jail escape. A woman companion Dor othy Pilgrim of Rock Island was sentenced to three years in prison.
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St, Louis
William Wright
George Sotak
Rock Island
Ill
United States District
Charles B. Davis
Burlington
Galesburg
St. Louis
Henry G. Morris
Davis
Missouri
Illinois
Iowa
Sotak
Ilinois
Moline
Wright
Dorothy Pilgrim
Radio Schedule Highlights NBC CBS and WABC Networks Night Theaters
The page lists detailed radio programming across NBC CBS and WABC chains from 6:00 to 11:30 PM and into the morning, naming host programs artists orchestras such as Ray Heatherton Rudy Vallee George Burns and Allen, Amos and Andy, and various city stations WJZ WEAF WEAP WABC WBBM KMOX WOC WCCO. It shows frequent station chain ties and performer lineups across hours with multiple ensembles and variety acts.
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NBC
WJZ Chain
Ray Henatherton
CBS
Wabc and Chain
WEAF
Mr. Keen
Hollywood
Kate Smith
WABC
WSBM
KMOX
WCCO
Robert Dolan
WJZ
WEAP
Toronto Promenade Symphony Orchestra
WJ Chain
Major Bowes
iCnSi
WBRM
Bob Burns
C i
Aimos
Andy
Ink Spots
Orvie Allston
Chain
Richard Himber
Vincent Lopez
WHO
Landt
Richard Maxwell
Breakfast Club
Mrs. Wices of the
Josh Wrens
Woram
David Horum
NHC
Lorenzo Jones
NBC Weap
Youns Widder Brown
Waz Aplit
Kitty Keene
Mary Margaret McBride
WBBM
WOC
Vic and
Sade
Marge
WIZ Chain
Hilltop Mouse
Fedward MoncHurd
Rospel Singer
Betty and Bob
NSC
Arnald Grimm's Daughter
Ms Huttle
Dot
Pat
Anthony
Wabc Ad Chain
Wiz
Nancy Martin
Knicht
Tenor
Beverly Lane
Soprano
Paul Douglas
Sports Review
Bob Trout
WAC and Chain
Harlace Shaw
WCC
Burns and Allen
Walestine Orb Coop AP
Time Ain
Faull Martin
Grand Central Station
Benno Mobinoff
Amos
NBG
Qshorne
Henry Basse
Oar Sonahue
Harney Teapp
Haunt Basse
BC Cain
Richard Ambers
Aissa
EU Bengarvis
Spa
Filie Barron's Orchestra
Hrank Agers
Orchestra Anb
Hen Stra, C
Eng
Eines, Orche
Guilty Plea in Dyer Act Violation and Sawed-off Shotgun Case
The defendant pled guilty to violating the Dyer Act and to possessing an unregistered sawed-off shotgun. The plea agreement specifies federal charges and penalties to be determined by the court.
Charge Nazis Active At College In Ames
Iowa State College at Ames reported nazi propaganda at the campus as investigators from the House Committee on Un American Activities testified in Washington. John C. Metcalfe of Chicago described several colleges and universities facing similar activities.
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Ames
Washington
Iowa State College
John C. Metcalfe
Chicago
House Committee On un-American Activities
United States
Yes But Man Wins Vandenberg Praise in Michigan
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg praised the Yes-But Man as a symbol of nonpartisan politics and urged two major parties. He criticized the social security fund's use for general expenses, calling it fraudulent and harmful to wage earners and business.
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Vandenberg
Saginaw
Mich
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan League of Women Voters
General Treasury
Millipede Rolls into Sphere as Evasive Tactic
A millipede with numerous legs demonstrates a remarkable defense by curling into a perfect sphere to shield itself from a predator. The behavior showcases extraordinary self-protection in invertebrates.
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