Landon Defends Roosevelt on External Policy
Alf Landon in Washington says he backs President Roosevelt on foreign affairs but criticizes the Jackson Day speech and the White House invite to Republicans. He calls for unity and notes Republicans were not expected to attend the Democratic gathering.
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Chicago quits football to aid higher education
University of Chicago president Robert Hutchins announced the abolition of football saying it harms education. He argued the university should operate without football to allow greater study time, that football only benefits winning programs, and that a team must win a fair share to rally students. Chicago abandoned the sport after a student poll supported subsidizing players.
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University of Chicago
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Hitler Seeks Stalin Stop European War Says Report
A report claims Hitler pressed Stalin to halt Russia's war with Finland to conserve materials for Germany's wider conflict. It notes Soviet leadership tensions over Finnish resistance and Berlin's push for Moscow to resume cooperation amid mounting shortages.
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Women Take Lead in Courtship and Marriage Trends
The piece argues women may pursue marriage throughout the year and challenge traditional norms. It notes shorter skirts and increased female agency in choosing partners, urging bachelors in the town toward matrimony. It also mocks defense spending proposals as unnecessary.
Democrats seek third Roosevelt term dominates Jackson Day speeches
The report notes Paul V. McNutt and Burton Wheeler sparring for the Democratic nomination while President Roosevelt avoids a definite third term. Henry Wallace in Des Moines urges backing Roosevelt, others urge cautious socialism, and Robert H. Jackson analyzes loyalty to the New Deal. McNutt aims to ride the wave but faces a tough convention fight.
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Jackson Day Dinner Shows Shifting Bipartisan Tones
The New Deal era shifts party lines as leading Republicans are invited to a festive Jackson Day dinner, signaling a wartime moratorium on politics and a desire for nonpartisan goodwill. Roosevelt's prominence looms over the event as imports of money and optics rise.
Taft questions sincerity on budget balancing in Chicago
The Dubuque Telegraph Herald notes Taft’s claim that the administration does not truly want to economize. He says the president must be determined to balance the budget, unlike Roosevelt who allegedly lacks that desire. The paper says this sincerity matters.
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Dubuque
Unity Davenport Times President’s peace guidance framed by current leadership
The president’s message is read as guidance toward peace from those in power, tying most international policy issues to the current administration. Republicans may push divides on these points, while opposing voices risk undermining the administration’s stance.
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Davenport
Promises of Economy and Prosperity Fail to Deliver
The Knoxville Journal urges focus on the administration’s unfulfilled pledges. It accuses officials of failing to cut government spending reduce the public debt ease unemployment and solve agricultural issues despite promises of prosperity.
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Knoxville Journal
Hull plan criticized as ineffective before and during war
The council bluffs Nonpareil argues Secretary Hulls program failed to help export goods to Europe, calls for suspension of its wartime use, and urges the Senate to reclaim treaty ratification powers.
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Europe
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Roose velt Deficit Record Stuns Nation
The Crest an News Advertiser notes President Roosevelt set an unprecedented eight consecutive years of deficits with every month overdrafted. It argues the smallest annual shortfall among those years exceeds previous peacetime records, implying a new presidential benchmark for debt.
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Crestan News
Roosevelt
President’s remark doubts Murphy’s Supreme Court fit
In a Hampton Chronicle excerpt the president questions the concept of Americanism in relation to appointing Murphy to the Supreme Court. The quote states there is no such term in the dictionary or in the Bible.
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Hampton Chronicle
Congress
Murphy
Supreme Court
Dewey Speech Triggers Early Administration Swing
The article notes the administration and president actively attacking Dewey at the outset of his first speech, rather than letting him speak first. It frames the strategy as a decisive push to shape public reaction and political momentum from the start.
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Newton News
Dewey
Reciprocal trade pacts seen as largely one sided
The Mason City Globe-Gazette notes that reciprocal trade pacts have mostly delivered benefits to others. They argue the pacts have produced more give than take for the United States.
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Mason City
Congressman's Choice in Bluffs Echoes Tax Dilemma
A congressman faces a stark vote on taxes or debt limits as the election looms this fall. The choice pits higher levies against debt relief, with critics arguing the stance risks fiscal strain and voters weighing future costs.
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Council Bluffs
The President Reminded With Gestures in Aide Teasing
An Atlantic News Telegraph piece recalls a moment when the president was teased by aides using gestures as a form of correction, likened to past patient fatherly banter, noted as unusual for the era.
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What Do You Expect From Your Home Town Paper
A Springfield Minnesota Advance Press editorial argues readers should support local papers and advertisers alike. It asserts a paper cannot cover all costs from subscriptions alone and urges patrons to patronize advertisers who fund community journalism.
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Crime Club picks Witness Vanishes in weekly lineup
The week features The Witness Vanishes from The Crime Club with Edmund Lowe and Wendy Barrie along with Westbound Stage and The Rains Came starring Myrna Loy Tyrone Power and Brenda Joyce. Orville Ellingson recovers in hospital after marijuana exposure. Karl Crisotopher and sons skate 14 miles from Upper Iowa to Decorah.
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Lawrence
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Decorah
Amber Boy Birthday Celebrations and Local Gatherings
Local notices recap birthday honors for Galen Hayen on January 11 at the Hayen home with numerous relatives attending. The community also notes a wedding dance in Monticello, visits to and from area families, and a January 14 birth at Mercy Hospital for the Ortgies family. Wayne Lutheran Brotherhood met at the schoolhouse with lunch by E. E. Willms.
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Monticello
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Herman Helgens
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Herman Zimmerman
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Molly Jo Eichhorn
Anamosa
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William Otten
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Louie Hagen
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Carl Ortgies
Mercy Hospital
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Executrix Appointed for James B Farley Estate Iowa
Public notice announces executrix appointment by the Jones County district court for James B Farley deceased Anamosa Iowa. Creditors must file sworn claims with the court clerk within legal time and debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Date shown is the 6th.
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Anamosa
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Coxsee & Heigerman
Administrators W W A Jones County Iowa Estate Notice
Administrators with the will annexed of Henry Rudolph Jacobs deceased call all claimants to present or prove claims against the estate for payment. Dated Anamosa Iowa December 27 1935. Monticello State Bank Administrator with the will annexed. Coxsee Heliserman attorneys 264
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Appointment of administrator for Albert E. Brown estate
The district court of Jones County Iowa appoints the undersigned as administrator of the estate of Albert E Brown deceased. All persons with claims against the estate should present them as required by law.
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