United Nations Preventing War, Says Pierre Lanux
Pierre Lanux, longtime Paris League of Nations member, argues united nations deter war. He warns sensational press reports fuel aggression while peace talks and troop withdrawals show progress, urging continued public belief in peace and collective security to avoid conflict.
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Chinese Government Cuts Marriage Cost to 57 Wed Couples
Shanghai officials led a low cost mass wedding with 57 couples marrying in a simple ceremony. General Wu Tek Chen officiated to promote frugality under Chiang Kai-shek's life movement while 1,200 spectators including many relatives watched as couples walked the crimson carpeted aisle to Mendelssohn’s Wedding March.
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Shanghai
Wu Tek- Chen
Owith
13 Year Old Boy S Dog Poisoning Stuns Community
A mutilated OCR fragment reports a 13 year old boy and his dog involved in a poisoning incident. The text mentions a venue on 406 FE avenue RW and references a group or organization, but most details are unreadable.
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Imaex
Frank
Dust Storm Study Warns Plains Loom Desertward
Kansas City report traces fertile prairie to dust storms Fueled by overgrazing and dry farming since 1909 homestead act the plains shifted from breadbasket to desert risk If rains fail widespread cultivation may ruin western wheatlands within decades Experts call for bold remedial action.
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America
Bulgaria and Turkey Swap 52 Families Under Negotiated Trade
Sofia reports a mutual exchange where Bulgaria gives 92 Bulgarian families in return for 2 Turkish families. The Bulgars resided in Kurfah and the Turks in Rossina. Diplomacy invoked to resolve outstanding marithes problem from wartime treaties.
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Turkey
Sofia
Kurfah
Rossina
NRA sentiment in Iowa improving says NRA official
An NRA national director told Senate colleagues in Omaha that sentiment for the group is improving in Iowa and other middle western states. He met with lawmakers on Wednesday during discussions with NRA officials while in town for informal talks.
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Iowa
Washington Capao
Cook
Omha
Senate
Burke
Neteosha
Cis
Farmer Resists T B Test For Cows In Legal Notice
A fragmented, OCR heavy record shows a rural banking and probate scene. Names such as J L Prochaska and J Pochobradsky Jr appear as signatories with bank cashier roles. A funeral or burial notice references Springville with a service led by Rev James A Gallagher.
City Briefs And Personals Highlights From Local News
Short notes cover local church supper at St James, students Dwight and Ralph Hughes touring Omaha, film talks by Verne Thompson, and Young People’s club activities. Other items report a theater editor appointment for Modham Green, missing clothing and car theft incidents, and a hospital transfer for a YMC A case.
Iowa Liquor Commission Seeks Attorney for Probe Hearings
The Iowa Liquor Control Commission asked to be represented by an attorney at all hearings of the legislative liquor investigating committee. It also sought permission for its defense attorney to call witnesses and question testimony. H. J Rociofs was named as the defense attorney to protect the commission from irrelevant testimony and alleged hearsay.
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Legislative Liquor Investigating Committee
Commission
H. J Reeiofs
Ubuch
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Rociofs
State Democate Central Committee
Sioux City
Davenpor
John Jones
Abe
Photography Exhibit Extended Through Friday In Cedar Rapids
An exhibit of 100 photographs from the Sherican Annual of Photography for 1935 will stay open through Friday in the art department of Kithan's. Benjamin Robinson of the Iowa State Employment Service arranged the display for Cedar Rapids and will be present Thursday from 12 noon to 2 pm to discuss printing processes. Local residents hope to bring the 1936 exhibit to Cedar Rapids as well.
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Kithan's
Benjamin Robinson
Iowa State Employment Service
Cedar Rapids
Robinson
Austria Faces Renewed Strife as Private Armies Drive Tension
Vienna reports rising friction between the Catholic storm troopers under Chancellor von Schuschnigg and the heimwehr led by Prince Ernst von Starhemberg. Nazis and communists grow active while rumors mount of Starhemberg as regent, with unrest spreading from coffee houses to drawing rooms as Schuschnigg grows weary.
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Dallas Voters Vote Out All Incumbents in Upset
In Dallas on Wednesday voters ousted all incumbents and supporters of the city administration. Nine new council members pledged to remove City Manager John Edy, who announced he would resign immediately after the victory. Edy stated he would resign Tuesday night.
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Edy
House Refuses To Revise Sales Tax Debate in Des Moines
Democratic lawmakers blocked a plan to revise the sales tax. The bill would exempt foods and foodstuffs for human consumption and raise the tax on non essentials, with a 3 percent levy on most items and 10 percent on amusements and athletic events. An amendment to exempt foods failed 54 to 49.
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Des Moines
INS
House
Arch McFarlane
Wood couple celebrate twentieth wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs Sherman H. Wood were surprised Sunday evening by friends gathering at their home to honor twenty years of marriage. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs Clyde Hawkins and others from Cedar Rapids Shady Grove Waterloo and neighboring areas.
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Jesup
Sherman H. Wood
Clyde Hawkins
Marvin Gard
Cedar Rapids
Ray Mount
Catherine
Shady Grove
W. C. Fisher
Relief rolls decline sharply in February
Federal relief rolls fell by 239,428 persons from January to February, a 13 percent drop. Hopkins said total relief costs decreased to 180,952,466 dollars from 196,630,787 dollars. About 775,000 individuals and 150,000 rural rehab families were affected, with Iowa reporting 60,459 relief-receiving families and a 5.9 percent payments drop.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Iowa
Iowa Senate Extends First Tax Payment Delinquency
The Iowa Senate approved a bill delaying the first installment delinquency on 1935 property taxes until July 1 1935 to aid drought affected farmers. The measure passed 36 to 0 and goes to the house. A separate moratorium bill also cleared the senate extending corporate life for 1935 1936 charters to prevent forced liquidation during the economic downturn.
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INS
Iowa
Iowa Senate
Beardsley
House
Senate
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