06 May 1937
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1937
Page
1
Amid news from Washington and London, Democratic and Republican leaders clash over the presidents court bill and economy measures while reports on royal weddings and coronation preparations unfold. Senates debates and court fights frame a world of finance, labor, and royal spectacle.
A Hartford obituary recalls AX Gillette, a former veterinarian who became known as Sherlock Haimes for his long service. He led a local organization and was aged sixty six at death.
Iowa farmers and businessmen were invited to tours of soil conservation projects at Sidney Shenando, Clarinda, Red Oak and Malvern. Senate leaders sent a $910,185 annual uplift for state institutions to the House. Des Moines talks on coal contracts stalled as Ramsay’s Economy Coal resumes some mines east of Des Moines. Senate cleared $703,000 in annual welfare and CCC camp funds. Governor Kraschel backs a law to seize slot machines and similar devices. Hog production expected to rise with tight corn supply and strong demand. Renewals for drivers licenses due by midyear under a new law with higher fees. Lake Manawa dredging to start. WPA crews building floats and equipment prep. Smith estate land near Denison shifts to CCC cooperative soil conservation work.
The article discusses President Roosevelt's budget message as a firm push to reduce expenses, noting the lack of a balanced budget for the next year and criticizing the layman's balance. It cites deficiencies in Treasury revenue forecasting, calls for tighter control of alphabet agencies, and questions whether the President will press decisive retrenchment beyond criticism.
Amid talks of Roosevelt's message on curbing expenditures and a looming court packing plan, the Senate faces a close vote. Critics doubt subordinates like Hopkins will curb spending while supporters push for presidential prerogatives before Congress.
ANTA MONICA CALIFORNIA two of us on a trip stayed one night at a roadside motor camp and the next night at the most expensive tourist hotel in three states. Rates were $25 per day per person. The camp was mixed but neighborly, while the hotel guests appeared tense and dull. The piece then shifts to political notes on venomous serpents exhibitions, domestic attitudes, and a travelogue of a rugged expedition with twin trailers and Rolls Royces, noting guards and travel hardships without incident.
A garbled OCR fragment describes foul winds near the Hebrides, with scattered, unreadable names and phrases. It mentions vows, acc id ent, and references to weather and coastlines, offering little coherent detail or clear events.
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