Training Counts on Justice Training For Kidnaping Case
The article praises the FBI and emphasizes meticulous training at Quantico and Washington DC for firearms and crime detection. It notes success in court, cites the Iowa highway safety patrol adopting similar pre field training, and argues that such preparation will improve statewide road safety once patrolmen begin duties.
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Quantico Marine Post
Department of Justice
Washington
Bureau of Investigation
Iowa
Highway Safety Patrol
Uncle Sam
Political Realignment Sparks Debate Over Party Lines
The Daily News notes signs of a realignment as Fiorello LaGuardia may seek re election in 1937 as a Democrat with New Deal backing and Tammany Hall could shift to a Republican stance. The piece weighs party unity, cross faction figures, and the need for distinct platforms.
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Daily News
Fiorello LaGuardia
Tammany Hall
al Smith
Herbert Hoover
Glass
Roosevelt
Huey Long
Norris
Ogden Mills
LaFollette
Hitler Quietly Seeks Colonies But Skips War Threats
Hitler states Germany desires its colonies restored but rejects war, declaring only one alternative remains an anti bandit expedition. The remark frames German aims amid tension and hints at punitive action without full mobilization.
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Hitler
Germany
NRA’s True Service Disillusioned Voters Say Editorial
The Cedar Rapids Gazette argues the NRA helped disillusion thousands by showing the allure of quick fixes over hard work. It warns against believing political wizards can conjure prosperity, risking a nation chasing Houdini-like promises rather than real policy.
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Houdinis
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Mystery of TVA Sabotage Threatens Roosevelts Power Program
Washington analysis by Ray Tucker details a high stakes clash over the Tennessee Valley Authority. President Roosevelt pursues broad powers for TVA while Controller General McCarl and the House appropriations committee demand strict accounting and adherence to procurement rules. The conflict could reduce TVA funding and halt new construction, jeopardizing flood control, power, and regional development goals. Jesse Jones pushes rail reorganization as RFC funds face scrutiny.
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Ray Tucker
NRA
Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley Authority
McCarl
House Appropriations Committee
TVA
Senate
Tva-Ites
Congress
McCall
Smithsonian Museum
Western road reorganization urged amid credit limits
The article notes a push for reorganizing western roads as private rail credit remains scarce for further government loans. Jones argues for prudence, with support from unstated influential figures, despite opposition from insurance firms and savings banks. Hull and Soviet trade tension add a separate note on tariffs and MFN clause limits.
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Cordell Hull
Russia
Moscow
Tennessee Mountains
Hull
Brazil
Mr. Hull
Cordell
Ney Led French Troops Then Joined Napoleon Again
Strange as it seems Michel Ney, once trusted by Napoleon, ordered firing at his own execution for treason, later served under Louis XVII, switched sides to Napoleon’s forces, and faced a court martial after Waterloo before being executed. Public opinion favored Ney though ultra royalists demanded his death, with censure of officers who refused judgment later overturned by popular demand. In New York analysis, plans for a 90 day grace period to keep old codes, coalition critiques, and Roosevelt’s approach to NRA wage standards are discussed along with tax shifts and inflationary inventories.
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France
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Bonaparte
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Louis XVII
Elba
Paris
Chamber of Peers
Sahara
New York
Pattangall
Harry Hawes
Missouri
Ed Moore
Ohio
Maine
Jim Farley
Supreme Court
NRA
LaFollettes
Olson
Minnesota
LaGuardia
Democratic Party
Farley
Kingfish
Talmadge
George
Clark Howell
Georgia
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Era Political Crosscurrents and New Deal Tactics
An overview of FDR's administration facing debt talks with Russia and party realignments. It notes Hoover’s lingering push for a 1936 comeback, the GOP and Democrats' financial strains, and critiques of NRA code consolidation. Includes remarks from New York observers on wages, prices, and industrial policy.
Fifty Years Ago Today in Muscatine Genea Events
A look back at anniversaries and local notes: J P Walton marked his 47th Iowa arrival anniversary by visiting Geneva and drinking from the sulphur spring. Neighbors Hoopes and Day prepared Avenue terraces and iron fences. Twenty-Five Years Ago Today Muscatine High School awarded diplomas with R M Arey and D B MacKenzie presiding. leaders Clark Barnard and Will Eichenauer named class presidents. Ten Years Ago Today W E Downer named superintendent of the First Methodist Sunday school. rail road purchase price discussed at a judge led conference.
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J. P. Walton
Iowa
Geneva
Joseph Hoopes
Ed Day
Muscatine High School
R. M. Arey
David B. MacKenzie
Clark Barnard
Will Eichenauer
O. C. Wilson
Socialist Party
Des Moines
William Peetz
Muscatine
W. E. Downer
First Methodist
T. D. Mitchell
British Statesman Puzzle Clues and Answers
The grid lists across and down clues for a British style word puzzle. It notes a peace envoy in the picture and includes many other definitions such as three, emperor, and vessel. The puzzle features a mix of synonyms and thematic entries with both horizontal and vertical words.
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