Robison says 116 million relief inadequate amid unemployment
U S Senator Joe T Robison declares the 116 million appropriated for public works insufficient as unemployment rises and automation reshapes labor. He suggests five day week, long term municipal and state relief, and broad cooperation to ease distress during the crisis.
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Little Rock
Ark
United States
Joe T. Robinson
Congress
Ten Killed in Christmas Eve Traffic Tragedies
Two Christmas Eve crashes killed ten people in Wisconsin and Minnesota. The Schultz family of eight near Lomira perished when their car hit a Soo Line train. A second crash two miles north of Barnum killed four, with two more dying later.
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Lomira
Wis
Barnum
Herman Schultz
Soo Line
America Observes Christmas in Rockwell and Hoover stories
Christmas scenes from Washington feature the Hoovers entertaining grandchildren with a White House celebration and a Christmas tree lighting. Elsewhere in Spokane a desert-border town kid receives a sky dropped Christmas tree told by pilot Jack O'Brien.
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Ormond
Fla
John D. Rockfeller
John
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Peter
Peggy Ann
Hoover
White House
Spokane
Wash
Utah-Idaho
Micky Finn
Jack O'Brien
Air Mail
O'Brien
Tragic accidental gun discharge claims Harold Schmoeller
Harold A. Schmoeller aged 24 of 219 18 Iowa avenue died at Hershey hospital after a gun cleaning accident. A 16 gauge shotgun discharged, injuring him while he was alone preparing to hunt. The weapon borrowed from a friend, owned by Robert Leu, caused fatal injuries. He had worked at the Ed Leu garage for about two months.
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Harold A. Schmoeller
Iowa Avenue
Hershey Hospital
Schmoeller
Ed Leu
Washington
Hershey Hos
Wigim
A. L
Robert Leu
Abonit
River Stage Rises to 4.1 Feet Near Muscatine
Local weatherman William Molis notes a 1.4 foot rise in the river to 4.1 feet this morning, likely from an ice gorge below Muscatine. Temperature reached 36 degrees, up 22 degrees since Wednesday. Skies were partly cloudy with south winds as the forecast calls for cooler southeastern temperatures and unsettled weather Thursday with possible rain or snow.
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Muscatine
William Molis
10000 to Return to Work on Jan 5
Sacramento officials from Southern Pacific say about 10000 shop and maintenance workers in the northern district will return to full time duties on January 5 after two months of part time shifts three days weekly.
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Sacramento
Calif
The
Sacramento Union
Southern Pacific Company
Fortunate Citizens Help Poor and Sick on Christmas
Muscatine enjoyed a strong Christmas day thanks to the Muscatine Welfare association. Grace Weeks reports volunteers and donors ensured every family on the holiday gift list received aid and many carolers visited the sick and shut ins, underscoring community giving despite hard times.
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Muscatine
Muscatine Welfare Association
Miss Grace Weeks
Journal
Shutins
Officers Aid After Mystery Package Causes Alarm
Deputy Marshal Menzo Grady and Officer John Alexander responded to a 5 am porch knock at a home where two elderly women found a small square package. Fearing a bomb they called police. the parcel turned out to be a Christmas gift delivered by a postal worker.
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Menzo Grady
John Alexander
Convicts Escape East View Prison During Holiday Break
Four short term inmates escaped East View penitentiary by sawing bars with improvised tools and fled into snowy toad the state police and guards hunted them along roads into New York and the south. The convicts named are Charles Sirico Peter Reynolds James Clark and William Rapp.
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East View
N. Y
East View Penitentiary
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Charles Sirico
Peter Reynolds
Yonkers
James Clark
Newark
N. J
William Rapp
Linden
Salvation Army Gifts Help Provide 40 Christmas Baskets
Muscatine Salvation Army corps reports 167.56 from Christmas kettles plus other gifts to fund 40 baskets costing about 4 each containing potatoes meat bread butter jam canned goods and milk. Heinz company contributed food. baskets distributed by the corps and Christmas Eve supper served to about 100 people.
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Thompson
Salvation Army
It. Heinz Company
Salvation Army Corps
Moonshine Bathing Story Under Police Probe
Pittsburgh AP Abe Perlin, 69, claims moonshine baths relieve rheumatism and says he neither drinks nor sells the liquor. Police seized five one gallon cans after a tailor shop raid and will investigate the bathing claim before detaining him further.
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Pittsburgh
Abe Perlin
Perlin
Six Die in Morning Fire at Whiting Rooming House
An early morning blaze on the second floor of a Whiting Indiana rooming house killed six men and left another with fatal burns. One occupant escaped by leaping to the ground while four on the first floor reached safety after alarms. Victims were Victor Mechevic 53 Matt Stitch 63 Joe Bebek 48 Thomas Casovich 35 John Lucic 34 Joe Lucic 49.
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Whiting
Ind
Nick Slemick
Victor Mechevic
Matt Stitch
Joe Bebek
Thomas Casovich
John Lucic
Joe Lucic
Weather outlook for Iowa and Illinois this week
Iowa sees mostly cloudy skies with light snow possible in the east portion and cooler temperatures as Friday turns partly cloudy, mainly in the west. Illinois forecasts unsettled conditions tonight with light snow and rain in the south, followed by cloudy to partly cloudy conditions and cooler temperatures in the east.
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Iowa
Illinois
Hoover Not Involved in Fight Says Lucas
The Norris Lucas dispute widens with Lucas denying Hoover's involvement. Lucas calls Norris claims malicious while Weed defends party ethics and asserts Hoover had no role. Howell demands Lucas resign over financed partisan literature and opposition to Norris.
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Washington
Norris-Lucas
Robert H. Lucas
Republican National Committee
Louisville
Norris
Nebraska
Hoover
Representative Weed
Indiana
Lucas
White House
Howell
Night two car crashes reported in local streets
A Chevrolet coupe driven by Kenneth Wagner of West Liberty and a Yellow taxicab driven by a man named Wilson collided at Eighth and Cedar streets around 1 30 this morning with no injuries. The taxi rode onto the Cedar street sidewalk and John Diercks lawn terrace. A second collision between a car driven by William Fishburn and Carl Freeman at Fourth and Walnut streets occurred about 8 47 Wednesday night with only minor damage.
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Kenneth Wagner
West Liberty
Wilson
Eighth Street
Cedar Street
John Diercks
Carl Freeman
Isett Avenue
William Fishburn
Fourth and
Walnut Streets
Hanford post wins Legion Cup at Boston parade
The Hanford post of Iowa allegedly won the best singing and marching delegation at the National Legion convention in Boston. A ceremonial loving cup arrived for Hanford, though doubts linger about the victory. Iowa officials named a prominent group led by Hanford MacNider and others in the parade as the winning delegation.
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Des Moines
Hanford Post
Iowa
Boston
R. J. Laird
Hanford
Cedar Rapids
National Legion
Laird
Maurice Cahill
J. R. Murphy
Ida Grove
G. Decker French
Davenport
Adjustant Laird
Charles 8. McKintry
Waterloo
E. J. Smith
Robert J. Shaw
Sigourney
Frank Miles
Iowa Legionaire
Iowa Post
Idaho Towns Rocked by Exploding Meteor
Reports describe a meteor explosion lighting up north central Idaho with a bright flash seen across 50 to 60 miles. The blast occurred around 10 57 p m near Troy timber damage unknown but several hundred witnesses reported the stunning display.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Troy
Adaho
Unemployed List Reaches 205 as Registry Closes
Registration of unemployed men rose to 205 at the close of the period, marking a notable uptick in labor outreach and recordkeeping by local authorities.
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