GOP Leader Sees Stiff Rebuke to Administration
Cedar Rapids GOP leader Harrison Spangler says Iowa primaries delivered a strong rebuke to the administration. He notes light Republican turnout with unopposed governor candidate, a large Dickinson Senate vote, and Democratic undercurrents against the New Deal and Hopkins. He predicts a sweeping Republican victory this fall.
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U S Ownership of Flood Control Dams Is Sought
Congressional advocates push for federal ownership of flood control dams and reservoirs as amendments to a 375 million flood control bill. They seek government ownership, full cost payments, power feasibility review, and a $10 million joint investigation program, drawing quick opposition from Senate and House leaders.
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Cedar Valley News Items of Interest
Cedar Valley society notes list visits by Mr and Mrs Dwight Pruitt and Mrs Anna Braker of High Prairie with the Earl Smith household. The Passmore families and Chester Passmore group visited the John Passmore home in West Liberty. Mrs William McGinnis and her children from Davenport are spending the week with her sister, Mrs Earl Smith.
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Hague Celebrates Jersey City Demonstration Against Reds
Mayor Frank Hague hails a huge Jersey City rally as proof of Americanism, placing turnout at 300000 with 75000 paraders and 175000 spectators. The event, led by Hague and attended by Rep Edward Hart and Rep Norton, denounced communists and featured fireworks, flags, and a two hour parade through Journal Square.
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Patrol Leaders Are Named by Pine Cone Troop Girls
The Pine Cone Girl Scouts met in Bleeker street club rooms Monday night with twenty five scouts and three leaders present. Gloria Gremmel Wanda Hahn Verna Gerth Betty Mae Silberhorn Joan Washburn were elected patrol leaders and scribe for three patrols. A musical program directed by Miss Bernice Greisenoroch featured Gloria Gremmel Verna Gerth Darlene Grott Margaret Tobias Deloris Holliday Wanda Hahn Maxine Franklin June Fabrizius. Plans called for a hike to Lock 16 next Monday meeting at Modern Dairy Hershey at 4 30 p.m.
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Burke Comments On Victory Of Sen Gillette In Iowa Race
Washington reports Sen Burke of Nebraska praised the victory of Sen Gillette of Iowa, calling it clear that the public rejects Roosevelt court reform and prefers representatives to use their own judgment. Rep Maverick, once critical, said Gillette is a democrat and more liberal and progressive than Wearin, his Republican opponent, reflecting voter preference in Town.
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