Solution Of Tientsin Problem Is Seen
Dr. James Monroe Smith and his wife may flee to Canada as a nationwide search starts for the missing ex LSU president. A grand jury will probe LSU funds while state and university officials deny imminent losses. Governor Earl K Long plans a quiet yet thorough investigation of state institutions amid the scandal.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
James Monroe Smith
Louisiana State University
Smith
Jekyl
Hyde
University
New Orleans
Earl K. Long
Long
Huey
91 Degrees Here Today At Three
The temperature reached 91 degrees this afternoon around 3 o'clock. High humidity and muggy air made conditions uncomfortable for residents.
Columnist attacked for objection to column item in D.C. paper
Three prominent Virginians seized Count Igor Cassini the 22 year old columnist in a Washington paper and tarred and feathered him. Cassini is a grandson of the late Count Arthur Cassini the Russian ambassador to the United States during the McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt administrations.
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Igor Cassini
Washington, D. C
Count Cassini
Count Arthur Cassini
United States
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Report of German Troop Movements At Danzig
Warsaw reports large scale German concentrations in Danzig with about 4000 men in civilian dress in formation crossing from East Prussia. Junkers planes reportedly at Danzig airport and returned after unloading. Danzig radio under Nazi control as police and storm troopers are armed. Gas masks distributed as precautions for women and children.
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Warsaw
Free City of
Danzig
East Prussia
Junkers
Reich
Atlantic Municipal Band Concert Set for Uptown Park
The Atlantic Municipal Band will perform Thursday at 8 p.m. in the uptown city park directed by W. L. Weaver. The program features marches, ser enades, a world war medley, religious fantasie, and the star spangled banner with soloists and the band named for pieces such as Forward Pass Pride of Arizona L Estrella Georgia Girl Song of the Sea Over Serenade Eventide Knight Errant Glory and There There remains unclear but part of the title list.
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Atlantic Municipal Band
W. L. Weaver
Holmes
Arizona
L’estrella” -Mardones
Georgia
King Bags
Howard
Wilbur Evans
Phillips March
Dalbey
Second Victim Dies in Sioux City Crash
Miss Madelina Schumacher, 27, of Alton Iowa, died from injuries after a head on collision in Sioux City with a truck driven by Maynard Johnson 30 of Sibley Iowa. The crash also claimed Bernice Rehnwall 19 of Sioux City.
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Sioux City
Madelina Schumacher
Alton
Misa Bernice Rehnwall
Maynard Johnson
Sibley
Russia fears after three way alliance
Paris reports Europe’s experts doubt a Britain France Russia triple alliance will stop a war. Russians warn signing without safeguards may invite a German attack, as Hitler could doubt Russia would resist, and seek Baltic bases to bottle up the Soviet fleet.
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Paris
Britain
Erne
Russia
Europe
Hitler
Germany
West
France
Baltic States
Baltic
Sweden
Gulf of Finland
Worst Chinch Bug Horde In History Seen In Iowa
Chinch bug infestation described as the worst in history hits south central and western Iowa including Cass County. State crops supervisor Jess Alton warns at least 1 600 of 4 000 wheat policies may be affected due to dry weather and bugs. Thirty one counties reported damage with farm bureau offering a demonstration on creosote paper fences to stop bug migration and a look at oats varieties at the Daugard farm.
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Iowa
Casseety
Jess Alton
Mondemina
AAA
County Agricu Conservation Office
Alton
James Wineton
Cass County
Southestern
Bevers
Carl Bishop
Ralph Crow
Lewis
Cass Couenty Farm Burese
Henry Daugard
Atlantic
Highway 71
Bear Grove
Dale E. Bush
Farm Bureau
Daugard
Hospital Gardener Struck by Inmate at Cherokee State Hospital
Rex Mahoney a 22 year old assistant gardener at Cherokee state hospital was assaulted by an inmate with a hoe while supervising a garden detail of 20 patients. Mahoney suffered a fractured skull and was in serious condition. An aiding inmate was slightly hurt. The attacker claimed a spirit told him Mahoney had a knife. Hospital staff said attendants are unarmed.
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Cherokee
Jumé
Gardner
Cherokee State Hospital For the
Rex Mahoney
Mahoney
New Home Demonstration Agent Arrives Saturday
Miss Mary Simons of Coleridge Nebraska will take over as the new home demonstration agent for Cass and Adair counties and arrive Saturday. Her predecessor Miss Evelyn Hollen remains until about July 10 to aid the transition.
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Mary Simons
Coleridge
Neb
Cass
Adair Counties
Farm Bureau
Simons
Evelyn Hollen
State Extension Division
Ames
FLIERS FAIL IN AIR ENDURANCE
Springfield, June 28. Hunter Moody and Wilbur Parrish of Decatur were forced to land after flying about 160 hours in a single motor plane. They needed 58 more hours for a new world record before engine trouble ended the attempt. Radio issues added to the strain as residents nearby complained of the drone.
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Springfield
Ill
Hunter Moody
Wilbur Parrish
Decatur
Earth
Southwear
Return of Arlita Speck Ends Hour-Long Ames Search
Ames Iowa June 28 missing two year old Arlita May Speck was found in a weed patch a mile and a half from home after a search by more than 40 neighbors. Her parents Mr and Mrs Gordon Speck expressed relief as the child was located safe.
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Ames
I. N
Gordon Speck
Arlita May Speck
Karstensen Local Farmer Dies at 71
Andreas Karstensen a 71 year old farmer living four and a half miles west of Atlantic died at 7 40 last night at his home after a stroke six weeks ago. Born in Denmark he immigrated in 1892 and married Nicoline Juel in 1893. Survived by his wife eight children eleven grandchildren a brother and a sister funeral set for Friday at St Pauls Lutheran Atlantic with burial in Atlantic cemetery.
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Andreas’ Karstensen
Atlantic
Mr. Karstensen
Otis
Kolding
Denmark
United States
Shelby County
Nicoline Juel
Shelby
Audubon
Andrew Karstensen
Prescott
Neils
Creston
Holger
Griswold
Victor
Herluf
Maryatt
Hans J. Carstensen
Elk Horn
Frank Guske
Einer
Hans Peter Karstensen
Hans Kjerhus
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
K. R. Jensen
Atlantic Cemetery
Roland, Peacock and Bayter
Mrs Krueger Dies at 68 in Hancock Area
Mrs Alwine Dorothy Krueger 68 widow of Walter Krueger died at noon today at 304 Olive street after long heart trouble. Survived by brother F W Grobee. four sons Walter Arthur Albert of near Hancock Henry of near Walnut. daughters Mrs John Rasmussen Tennant and Alvena Krueger Sacramento. Funeral home handling arrangements awaiting word from children.
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Alwine Dorothy Krueger
Walter Krueger
Hancock
Olive Street
Krueger
Alwine Dorothy Grobee
F. W. Grobee
Walter
Arthur
Albert
Henry
Walnut
John Rasmussen
Tennant
Alvena Krueger
Sacramento
Cal
Roland
Iowa considers Ford plant as Des Moines state office
In Des Moines on June 28 the interim legislative committee debated buying the abandoned Ford Motor plant for 375000 to use as a state office building. Under Donahoe Investment terms state rent would run about 65000 annually for three years with purchase option at period end. The move would consolidate departments now housed downtown and on state house grounds.
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Des Moines
Iowa Legislative Intetn Committee
Ford Motor Company
Donahoe Investment Company
Ford Company
State House
Ford
Statehouse
Iowa Executive Council
Liquor Control Commission
George A. Wilson
Mulberry Realty Company
Youth Questioned in Des Moines Woman Slugging
Des Moines police questioned a 17-year-old negro youth after an attack on Mrs. Bessie Marcus on the capitol grounds. An apparent motive was robbery not involved as her diamond ring remained on her. Mrs. Marcus, 50, was listed in fair condition at Broadlawns General Hospital. A driver's license bearing the youth’s name was found near the scene. A neon sign was installed in front of Metcalfs clothing store at 401 Chestnut Street.
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Des Moines
Bessie Marcus
Capitol Grounds
Metcalfs’ Clothing Store
Chestnut Street
Effort To Reclaim Roosevelt Powers Cleared For Conference
Washington reports the House cleared the way for a conference on restoring three of President Roosevelt's emergency monetary powers. The vote 216 to 164 approved a committee to negotiate a compromise between continuation and termination of two powers and the silver purchasing authority.
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Washington
I. N
House
Roosevelt
Senate
Barkley
Wagner
Byrnes
Townsend
Delaware
Adams
Colorado
Bankhead
Somers
New York
Cochran
Missouri
Larrabee
Indiana
Reed
Illinois
Andresen
Minnesota
Tuberculosis vaccine near for humans and new heart X ray aid
At the National Tuberculosis association meeting in Boston doctors reveal an immunizing agent for the so called white plague is near but not yet ready for humans. A new heart illumination method uses an iodine compound to cast a shadow that yields a clearer X ray of the heart and blood vessels.
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Boston
National Tuberculosis Association
J. H. Cooper
Denver
Cooper
Israel Steinberg
New York University
Bellevue Hospital
George P. Robb
Ursula J. Roche
New York
Early Ball Scores From American League and National League
In baseball today the American League games included postponements Boston at Washington and St Louis at Chicago due to wet grounds and rain. New York defeated Philadelphia 23 to 2. In the National League Philadelphia led New York 7 to 1 in the fifth, and Brooklyn beat Boston 5 to 0 in seven innings. New York also led Philadelphia 5 to 0 in the first inning.
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Boston
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Pearson
Dickey
Rosar
Nelson
Beckman
Joyce
Hayes
Mucahy
Beck
Coble
Millies
Lehrman
Danning
Broklyn
Hamlin
Phelps
Errickson
Earley
Andrews
Gomez
Caster
Brucker
Japan outlines four points for pact at Tokyo
Japan formally launches diplomatic talks in Tokyo to settle the Tientsin crisis. Four minimum terms outlined by Omei include police search rights in Tientsin, tighter control of anti Japanese elements in the British concession, eradicating economic disturbances in North China with British help, and transfer of 48 million Chinese dollars held in British concession banks to the Peking provisional government.
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Tokyo
Japan
China
Tientsin
Omei
Peking
Foreign Office
Japansee
Hachiro Arita
Robert Leslie
Craigie
Cool Weather Forecast to Halt Mercury Rise in Iowa
Des Moines June 28 Cooler and cloudy weather was expected to halt the advance of temperatures that rose to the high 90s. Thunder showers were predicted for east and south central Iowa with cooler weather across all sections. Readings ranged from 59 at Inwood to 104 at Estherville in the last 24 hours. scattered local showers produced varying rainfall totals.
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Des Moines
L. N
Federal Weather Bureau
Iowa
Estherville
Inwood
Cedar Rapids
Forest City
Me Ayr
Sioux City
Young Woman Stable After Rifle Wound
Anita June 28. Miss Mary Robson is reported in satisfactory condition after a .22 rifle shot to the chest early Tuesday. She rests at home under care of two physicians and a nurse, southeast of town, awaiting further improvement.
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Anita
Mary Robson
Weather Outlook for The Town and Nebraska
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with possible thundershowers this afternoon or tonight in east and south central areas. Thursday looks fair and warmer in the west portion. In Nebraska expect fair tonight and Thursday with cooler conditions in the south central and east portions tonight and warmer Thursday.
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Nebraska
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Detrele
James Monroe
Canada
Uptown Park
Ruth Joiner
Indiana State Penitentiary
Michigan City
A. Karstensen
F.R. Powers
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