Roosevelt Inauguration Promises New Deal Economic Refit
Franklin D Roosevelt took the oath as the 32nd president in Washington with Chief Justice Hughes administering. The inaugural address outlined New Deal aims to curb money changers, revive industry, and place workers back to work, urging swift action and federal economic measures. Banks across 16 states reopened Tuesday under Treasury orders, with Iowa limiting operations.
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Washington, D. C
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
United States
Charles Evans Hughes
Supreme Court
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Martin van Buren
Theodore Roosevelt
van Buren
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Ban On Bank Holiday Remains The Same
Des Moines Tribune reports no change in the banking situation with respect to Town banks opening times and deposit balances. Lieutenant Governor Kraschel states there is no advantage for depositors locked in this manner and funds remain released as before.
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Des Moines Tribune
Kraschel
Cooking School and Food Show a Great Success
The Chronicle reports the three session cooking school and food show at Legion Memorial hall drew about 1600 attending women. Miss Dorothy Cooley of Chicago impressed attendees with home economics demonstrations and advice. Local businesses and suppliers aided the event, and the paper promises to publish all recipes next week.
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Chronicle
Legion Memorial Hall
Dorothy Cooley
General Food Sales Co
Chicago
Mayor Anton Cermak dies of gunshot wound in Miami
Chicago mayor Anton J. Cermak succumbs to a gun wound suffered during the failed assassination attempt on President Roosevelt. He died in a Miami hospital after lingering illness from gangrene and lung infection. Born in Bohemia, he rose from coal miner to mayor of a major American city.
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Chicago
Iowa
Miami
Florida
Gerseppi Zangara
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cermak
Bohemia
America
United States
Dutch Bible Used At Roosevelt Inaugural Oath
A historic Dutch Bible linked to the Roosevelt family and dating back to 1670 was reportedly used in an inaugural oath. The fragmentary text notes births and marriages within the welt family from 1670 onward.
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Roosevelt
President Welt
Welt
Egg Demonstration At Cooking School Pleases Audience
Hunnicut of Hales & Hunter Chicago led a Chron icle cooking school feature on vitamin D eggs. He explained egg content production methods feed, hatchability, and how feeding affects quality and price. Demonstrations showed how feeding and hatch color influence egg color and down of chickens, highlighting vitamin D eggs' value.
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Chronicle
Hunnicut
Hales & Hunter
Chicago
Ill
Mayors Fultz and Johnson Vie In City Primary
The municipal primary election Tuesday drew more than 700 votes, over half of the largest regular election total, with no dominant issue and the question of who is best qualified to run the city. The contest pits Mayor Fultz against H F Johnson as the field narrows to city offices.
Bake Sale and Lunch by Mission Circle at Grandia Ot
The Mission Circle of the Third Reformed Church will hold a bake sale and serve lunch on March 11 at Grandia Ot. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach efforts.
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Third Reformed Church
Grandia Ot
Mrs. P. J. Grundman Found Dead in Knoxville Home
Margaret Ruth Grundman wife of Sheriff Paul J. Grundman died suddenly at her Knoxville Iowa residence from a heart attack. Born December 17 1897 she was a Poole Nebraska native and mother of Dorothy Jean. Funeral services were held in Knoxville and Pella with Eastern Star and church rites.
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Paul J. Grundman
Knoxville
B. F. Vander Linden
Franklin van Gorp
Gorge H. Lankelma
Dick C. van Zante
Carl Beyers
L. A. Kuyper
Walter E. Whitcomb
Poole
Nebraska
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Pleasanton
Iowa
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Pella
Dorothy Jean
Presbyterian Church
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Ravenns
Lincoln Business College
Garden City
Rosscreen Company
Towa
Order of the Eastern Star
American Legion: Auxiliary
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Sweetwater
John Rillihan
Des Moines
Russell Whitcomb
Callaway
Bybee & Davis
Second Reformed Church
G. Menninga
Oakwood Cemetery
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Zylstra to Address C C Meeting Tonight
Hon C J Zylstra state representative of Sioux county will speak at the Legion Memorial hall Pel la at 7 80 o clock this evening on the Hawarden scrip plan now spreading to other cities including Pella. Both men and women invited to attend.
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Pella
Farm Home Destroyed By Fire Near Leighton
A farm home occupied by the Kryn B. Vos family southwest of Leighton burned Friday morning. Neighbors saved the household effects but could not save the building. The Ed Van Zante owned structure is insured. Fire origin is unknown.
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Kryn B. Vos
Leighton
Ed van Zante
World Day Of Prayer Held At First Reformed Church
A large audience attended the World Day of Prayer service at the First Reformed church on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Haverkamp chaired the program committee with talks by Miss Leona Vander Linden and Mrs. R. T. Nordlund. The meeting generated a missions offering of 15.11 dollars.
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First Reformed
Haverkamp
Leona Vander Linden
R. T. Nordlund
Bank Holiday Declared Saturday Statewide
Residents woke to a mandatory bank holiday ordered by lieutenant governor Kraschel in Herring’s absence. No local emergency existed, but the decree affected 44 states. Speculation swirled about triggers, including Michigan’s moratorium and a bid to embarrass the administration.
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Herring
Roosevelt Proclaims National Bank Holiday March 6 to 9 1933
President Roosevelt issues a formal proclamation declaring a nationwide bank holiday from March 6 through March 9, 1933. The order suspends banking transactions to halt gold hoarding and foreign exchange speculation, with Treasury authority to allow essential functions and manage deposits and liquidity during the period.
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Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States of America
Action Seen Necessary by National Conditions for Banks
The statement argues the measure was required due to national conditions beyond the control of small town banks and serves the public good of the country. It frames the move as essential for overall national welfare despite local impact.
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