Guffey-Vinson coal bill sparks constitutional clash
The Guffey-Vinson coal act, signed by President Roosevelt, is criticized as moving toward monopoly under government control and potentially toward fascist-like practices. Critics warn it raises coal prices, benefits high cost mines, and weakens open competition while a consumer protection council may fail to aid the user of coal.
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Congress
Roosevelt
America
United Sites
United States
United States Coal Commission
John L. Levis
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Ienerica
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Goier-Wilson Moznop
Consumers’ Council
Cummings
Reising
Guffey-Vinson
Oswers
Harrangre
Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Senate
Manning approves purchase of local power plant
Manning voters approve buying the Towa Public Service Co plant for 3135,000 with 500 in favor and 579 opposed, to be paid from earnings. Other items noted include egg candling findings in Decorah, a state fish and game bill opening the 1937 trout season, and various legislative actions on budgets and agriculture programs.
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Manning
Towa Public Service Co
Miss Moen
Decorah Produce Co
Miss Moon
Nelson G. Kraschel
State Fish and Game Bull
Stale Conservation Commission
Iowa Supreme Court
Kraschel
Department of Agriculture
Iowa
C. W. Warburton
Department of Agricultural
Warburton
Des Moines
C. B. Murtagh
Adair
Audubon
Carroll
Cass
Crawford
Fremont
Harrison
Mills
Monona
Montgomery
Page
Pottawattamie
Ringgold
Shelby
Taylor
Union
YouR MONEY BACK IF SWITCHING TO POSTUM FAILS
Consumers are urged to try Postum as a coffee substitute with a 30 day risk free offer. If no improvement after 30 days, return the top of the container to General Foods in Battle Creek Michigan for a full refund. The ad describes Postum as whole wheat and sweetened, with two available forms, and claims a rich, full-bodied flavor.
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Postum
Groces’s
General Foods
Battle Creak
Michigan
Cope
King Features Syndicate
Gf, Corp
Canada
1, Ltd
Cobourg
Parading the Fashions A Style Show De Luxe for De Ladies
A lively review of spring housecoats and outfits featuring Betty Ann Mame and Winifred in flattering designs. The piece highlights belts collars and waist detailing, notes the 4H picnic link, and lists sewing pattern numbers 1285 and 1282 with yardage for sizes 12 through 20.
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Betty Ann
Mame
Winifred
Jolly Twelve
Foreign Terms And Phrases From A Multilingual Glossary
A compact list presents foreign terms with English equivalents and brief notes. Entries include phrases like sub judice and storm and stress in German, creme de la creme in French, and nullius in Latin, illustrating legal, literary, and cultural usage.
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Cupien
Tommy Atiptons
Storm
Drang
Igiegialura
Barbara Bell Pattern Book Offer for Spring and Summer
The notice advertises Barbara Bell Spring Summer Pattern Book with designs for children, young women and matrons. It notes Pattern 1983 sizes 36 to 50 and fabric yardage: size 38 needs 9 yards, short requires 5 yards new material. Order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Room 1020 Wacker Dr Chicago IL. Price 13 cents per copy. Bett Syndicate WNU Service.
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Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker
Chicago
Bett Syndicate
WNU
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John L. Lewis
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Civil Service Commission
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Western Newspaper Union
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Town City
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House
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Francis Johnson
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa Agricultural Business Corp
Iowa Electric Cooperatives
Johnson
Washington, D.C
American Farm Bureau
Guy Gillette
Clyde L. Herring
REA
Corner Bluffs
Iowa Taxpayers’ Association
Wakitior FL
Hole Os
Ren Ore Ofayhouse
Ant ‘Em
Alan
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