International News: Azuma Flight to Japan and Notable Deaths
International News Service reports Japanese flyer Zensaku Azuma headed from New York toward the Atlantic route to Japan, with onward flight to Europe and Asia. Barbara Campbell of Santa Barbara, sister of Joseph Leiter and related to nobility, has died in Broadstairs England, publicized today. Prince of Wales Edward marks his 36th birthday in London with a regiment dinner and bachelor king speculation. Hoover to address governors via a two broadcast system from Salt Lake City, five to ten minutes, 42 states to be represented. Hoover’s law enforcement commission expenses cut to 50,000 dollars next year for prohibition inquiries. $10,666,000 approved to begin Houlder dam work amid Arizona objections.
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Japan
Los Angeles
Cal
Zensaku Azuma
Arizona
New Mexico
New York
Atlantic
Europe
Asia
Tokio
Wales
London
Edward
Prince of Wales
England
George HI
Benedict
Hoover
Washington
Dean
Utah
Salt Lake City
Dern
William Engemann dies by suicide in Fort Madison
William Engemann aged 46 of Fort Madison Iowa shot himself in the head yesterday amid despondency over unemployment. Funeral arrangements are being made and he is survived by his widow.
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Fort Madison
Teddy
William Engemann
Classified Ad: Local Lawyer Sells House After Warance
Local attorney Ping advertises a house for sale in The News-Telegraph. The article notes he closed the deal shortly after the warance, listing the property and transaction details readable in the fragment.
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News-Telegraph
Ping
Attorhay
Storm hits Cedar Rapids crops and buildings
Cedar Rapids Iowa June 28 storm caused heavy damage to farms and orchards from wind hail and rain. Small buildings wrecked chimneys toppled roofs blown from a school at Atkins and timber sheds felled near Atkin. Lincoln highway vicinity saw intense rainfall and scattered property destruction reported by local officials.
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Cedar Rapids
Lincoln Highway
Belle Plaine
Atking and
Shelnburg
Atkins
Lumber Company
Plane crash injures two Clarinda youths
Clarinda Iowa June 23 two young riders escaped fatal harm as a small plane crashed near borg yesterday. Pilot Dallas Fidlar was thrown clear and suffered a badly injured arm. Clifford Chamberlain aged 20 was pinned under wreckage and severely cut, but later regained consciousness after hours.
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Clarinda
N. J
Borg
Dallna Fidlar
Clifford” Chamberlain
Sioux City Man Is Elected Commander of Foreign War Vets
Waterloo Iowa June 123 J N S S B McCooley of Sioux City today is the departmental commander of the Iowa South Dakota department Veterans of Foreign Wars following an election on the last day of the convention. H E Neff of Cedar Rapids was elected a member of the council of administration for five years. Other officers elected include Larry Clarke of Fort Dodge senior vice commander J R Lowitt of Huron SD junior vice commander J G Risher of Boone quartermaster KE E Ree of Monseella judge advocate George W Frank of Des Moines surgeon and Hugh Glasaburn of Des Moines chaplain.
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Waterloo
S.B. McCooley
Sioux
Iowa-South Dakota Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
H. E. Neff
Gedar Rapids
Slarry. I Clarke
Fort Dodge
J. R. Lowitiv
Huron
SL. D
J.G. Risher
Boone
Ke, E. Ree
Monseella
Arverate
George W. Frank
Des Moines
Hugh — Glasaburn
Death of Wife Triggers Man's Suicide in Cedar Rapids
Hamar J. Kingman, 33, distraught by his wife’s death from a March 30 Caesarean, wrote a farewell note April 28. He died by self harm nearly two months later. no inquest will be held. Kingman leaves an infant daughter.
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Ceday Rapids
Hamar J. Kingman
Kingman
Dedi
Des Moines
Jane
EM. S
Lester Reese
Schibner
Peng Bodin
Reese
Ashworth
Broadlawns General Hospital
William Carpenter
Highland Park
Carpenter
Iowa movie star visits Red Oak couple in town
A movie star arrived in Red Oak Iowa for a visit with relatives and her husband. Local residents Wattles and Btoge joined the star at the Oak venue. The couple recently completed a film shoot and are seen touring the area.
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Duane
Red “Oak
Towa
Red Oak
Mystery blast destroys car near Denver killing Hogan pair
Authorities seek positive IDs for Clifford Hogan of Hill City Kansas and his wife amid a massive explosion that wrecked their auto six miles south of Denver. Bodies were found in different counties. cause unknown with dynamite or nitroglycerine theories. Eyewitnesses narrowly escaped death as others matched the sensational prior Denver dynamite incident.
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Denver
N. S.J
Clifford Hogan
Hill City
Kas
Clfford Hogan
Dennis Phillips
London Naval Treaty Favoredly Reported to Senate Today
Washington June 23 The senate foreign relations committee favored the London treaty on naval limitations and sent it to the senate. The vote was 16 in favor and four against. Opponents listed include Johnson California Mosex New Hampshire Robinson Indiana and Shipstead Minnesota.
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L. N
Senate
Johnson
California
Mosex
New Hampshire
Robinson
Indiana
Shipstead
Minnesota
Miss Todhunter Clark and Nelson Rockefeller to wed in Philadelphia
Philadelphia June 28 Miss Mary Todhunter Clark a Philadelphia society girl and Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller grandson of John D Rockefeller will marry today at St Asaph s church in Ballaugh Philadelphia suburb John D Rockefeller III brother will be best man Rockefeller a 1980 Dartmouth graduate will join his father s office after a world cruise Clark is daughter of Povey H Clark a Philadelphia lawyer and granddaughter of the late George B Roberts former president of the Pennsylvania Railroad
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Phildelphia
Mary
Todhunter
Clark
Philadelphia
Nelson -Aldrich Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
St. Asaph's Church
Bula
John D, Rockefeller III
Rockefeller
Dartmouth
John D, Rockefeller Jr
Mind
Fourth: Holds No Ill3 Ror Picnic Of Deaf
June 23 report from Bhenandosh notes plans for a Fourth of July event with radio broad coverage and a scheduled program. Details are unreadable due to OCR errors.
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Bhenandosh
Kiyo Ae Ik
Radio Broadthe
Plessen
Griswold Attorney Urged for Ninth District GOP Committeeman
In Cass County and across the district Griswold attorney C Bryant is urged as a Republican state central committeeman candidate for Iowa Ninth District. The post is now held by Willis Stern of Logan, who faces possible opposition at the July 16 state convention. Bryant, former Cass County attorney and Griswold postmaster, is a longtime party worker supportive of Dan W Turney.
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V. C. Bryant
Griswold
Cass County
Ninth
Iowa
Willis Stern
Logan
Republican, Central ‘Committee
Stern
Ninth District
Bryant
Des Moines
Hyley
Dan W. Turney
Federal Farm Board to Handle Wheat Crop
Washington June 28 The Federal Farm Board through the Farmers National Grain Corporation plans to handle 200,000,000 bushels of this year’s wheat crop Alexander H Leggs chairman said today The board questioned whether its revolving fund would be sufficient or if another appropriation was needed
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Washington
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Alexander H. Leggs
Lindberghs Welcome New Baby Eaglet in Englewood
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and Anne Morrow Lindbergh are cited as happy parents after the birth of a baby boy at 3 15 pm. weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces. The child arrived on Mrs. Lindbergh’s twenty fourth birthday at the Morrow mansion where she was born. Amb. Dwight Morrow and family and staff react with jubilation as speculation on a name swirls. The couple, long known for air exploits, have endured headlines since 1929.
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Morrow
Anne
Englewood
Ambassador Morrow
United States
New Jersey
Fear for Missing Boy Grows in California Mountains
Riverside California June 28 Fear that Harold Johnson a 10 year old pomona boy is dead widened today as relatives and friends held the belief he perished in the cold atop Mount Jacinto after he and a troop of Hoy Scouts strayed during a hike. More than 200 men and several aviators searched the range as the boy remained lost amid the cold and rugged terrain.
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Riverside
Cal
N. S
Harold Johnson
Gan
Pomona
Poatmaater
Mount Jacints
Hoy
Compromise World War Pension Act Introduced in Senate
Washington June 23. The compromise World War pension act, approved by President Hoover, was introduced in the Senate by Senator Reed of Pennsylvania with administration support. It limits pensions to veterans with 25 percent or more permanent disability, sets rates from 1 cent to 4 months, and bars those disabled by willful misconduct. Eligible veterans must prove exemption from income taxes last year to receive compensation.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
Reed
Pennsylvyania
Mayor warns against use of firecrackers before July 3
Mayor W. Carey Martin warns that using firecrackers without the mayor's consent is illegal and violators may be arrested. Readiness for fireworks has caused storage concerns and officials urge residents to refrain until the allowed day, amid resignation notes surrounding July 3.
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W. Carey Mictin
Martin
Usta
Paving Worker Killed in Truck Accident Near Bedford
Shenanloah June 24 One paving crew member Edgar Lucas 21 was killed instantly when his truck slid in mud and toppled killing him by breaking his neck. B Reett of Gravity attended the scene and the body was moved to Stithemn funeral home. Lucas resided in Clinton Missouri and lived with his parents Mr and Mrs William Lucas and a younger brother. His father was also felled
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Shenanloah
Clazinds
Beilroyd
Edgar
Pucas
B. Reett
Stithemn
Lacas
Clinton
Willam Lucas
Hola
Many Die As Heat Waves And Crashes Rage
Des Moines reports show extreme heat with 78 degree lows and 95 highs. Two ball games saw players collapse. Two drownings occurred in Des Moines with victims identified as Lester Reese and Schibner. A Mapleton auto crash killed Chauncey Toon and Joh Erich. A Texas-like heat wave led to more prostrations and a fatal car crash near Dynes.
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Des Moines
Jack Holland Jr
Oklahoma Indians
Demons
League Park
Gus Reynolds
Des Moines Steel Company
Goodwin Brick and Tile Company
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Mapleton
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Mapleston High School
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Chauncey B. Toon
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