Commons hears of German arms and policy demands
Paris reports Premier Flandin will represent France at Stresa. Sir John Simon presented Britain’s view of Nazi Germany’s demands: army of 550000, navy 405530 tons, arms parity, and return to a diminished league. He noted British opposition to Soviet alliance and Lithuania exclusion, while Germany offered limited mutual safeguards and aerial pact ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
INS
Pierre- Etienne Flandin
France
Stresa
L'Intransigeant
London
Nazi Germany
House of Commons
John Simon
Hitler
Berlin
League of Nations
Reich
Great Britain
Sir John
Soviet
Russia
Lithuania
Germany
Locarno
Simon
Britain
Public Health Nursing Board Meets at City Hall
The Public Health Nursing association board to meet at association headquarters in city hall at 1 15 p m on Wednesday. Louis D Burgos the finance commissioner visited Des Moines Tuesday to urge legislators to back measures aiding municipal governments. DuPont gathering invites paint dealers refinishers and others to Hotel Montrose Wednesday at 8 pm under French and Reeves local Duco Dulux distributors. Permits issued to build two 4000 dwellings by city building department one at 1803 First avenue E and the other at 1809 First avenue E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Public Health Nursing Association
Association
Louis D. Burgos
Des Moines
du Pont
Hotel Montrose
French and Reeves
Duco- Dulux
City Building Department
Frank Buser
First Avenue E
Linn County CCC Applicants Report for Examination
All Linn county applicants for CCC duty must report on April 10 to the United States Army recruiting office in the post office building for examination. Sergeant William Melton, recruiting officer, announced Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
United States Army Recruiting Office
Post Office
William Melton
Local Addresses Listed in Obscure Notice
L A Cole of 1017 E Avenue NW and Paul Hamer of 932 Twentieth are named in a brief public notice listing residents and addresses associated with a pending legal matter. The item provides only the two names and street addresses with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Cole
E Avenue NW
Paul Hamer
Thieves Break Into Garages Stole Tools
Avenue SW residents reported to police that burglars entered garages and took light bulbs pliers and other tools from their automobiles along with a can of tobacco. J R Batchelor of the National Recreation Association addressed Roosevelt Junior High students and attended local club meetings before speaking at the Friendly club event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue SW
Hamer
J. R. Batchelor
National Recreation Association
Mary Paul
Roosevelt Junior High
Friendly
Playground Commission
Friendly Club
Banquet Planned by Star of the West Lodge Knights
Plans were completed Monday evening by Star of the West lodge No. 1 Knights of Pythias for a banquet and dance Thursday at 6 45 p.m. in K P hall. Entertainment will follow the dinner. A class of seven candidates was awarded the rank of page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of the West Lodge No. 1
Knights of Pythias
K. P. Hall
Local motorists fined in police court for traffic offenses
Dick Siemens of Dysart was fined 2 dollars and costs for failing to stop at an arterial highway. H. M. Ivins of 1832 Fifth Avenue SE was fined 1 dollar and costs for parking. Additional small fines were levied against L. C. Betzer 858 First Avenue E F. C. Robbins 1400 Ellis Boulevard NW Oscar Remington 1216 Tenth Street SW and L. R. Schrader 1534 Seventh Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Siemens
Dysart
H. M. Ivins
Fifth Avenue
L. C. Betzer
First Avenue
F. C. Robbins
Ellis Boulevard
Oscar Remington
Tenth Street
L. R. Schrader
Seventh Avenue
Scout Movement Goals Discussed at Canopus Luncheon
N Harold West local Scout executive led a Canopus club luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel on Tuesday. Guests included Henry Files Boy Scouts president James Maloney Scout Commissioner Jerome Nixon 13 year old hero Bruce Bucknell Sea Scouts representative and Weilmer Varba Cubs rep. The youths recited their group oaths and promises.
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Boy Scout Movement
N. Harold West
Canopus Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Henry Files
Boy Scouts
James Maloney
Jerome Nixon
Grace Shaw
Cedar River
Bruce Bucknell
Sea Scouts
Weilmer Varba
Cubs
Canopus
Court House News Condemned Fairfax Case verdict and others
A district court jury awarded Mary Tamblyn and Mildred Heaton 4250 after a 10 hour review of a $2250 condemnation award for property taken for the Fairfax viaduct on primary No 149. Separate actions include M S Hughes v Shell Petroleum for 483.87 and Emma Jansa v Mary Jansa divorce and child custody ruling.
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Mary Tamblyn
Mildred Heaton
State Highway Commission
Fairfax
F. O. Ellison
Emma Jansa
Mary Jansa
John T. Moffit
A. B. Lovejoy
Waterloo
Joseph Jansa
Gagen Sought in Sioux City Vice Graft Probe
A Sioux City vice graft case centers on the man named Gagen as investigators seek to verify his links to Stevens Printing and the syndicate selling protection. Stevens testifies before a Polk County grand jury after a long pursuit, detailing payments and the syndicate’s alleged method.
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Sioux City
Stevens
Polk County
John Battin
Gagen
V. W. Stevens
W. W. Stevens
Mr. Stevens
Mr. Gagen
Sioux
France
Coastal storms claim lives across nation and seas
A wave of disasters follows spring tornadoes with many dead in Louisiana and Mississippi. A California freight collision kills nine and a judge is missing while floods and crashes spike across the state. The British steamer Badagry reported distress near Newfoundland before being aided by the Newfoundland.
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International News Service
Atlantic
Louisiana
Mississippi
Nature
Sacramento Valley
California
Southern Pacific
S. S. Badagry
Newfoundland
Postville Boy Fractures Leg After Buggy Fall
Jackie Schana three year old son of Mr and Mrs Fred Schara of northeast of here suffered a fracture to his right leg when he fell from his buggy after a nap.
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Postville
Jackie Schana
Fred Schara
Here
Miners Sentenced For Bombing Homes In Pa
Five miners received five to ten year terms and a $500 fine for dynamiting the homes of fellow miners who refused to join a strike. Judge W C McLean ordered solitary confinement at Eastern penitentiary. Defendants Brislin Warrior Run Swilv Sugar Notch Oshef ski Sugar Notch Lin kiewicz Warrior Run Bonsavage Sugar Notch.
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Wilkes Barre
W. C. McLean
Eastern Penitentiary
James Brislin
Warrior Run
Joseph Swilv
Sugar Notch
Steve Oshefski
Theodore Linkiewicz
Peter Bonsavage
Halfwit Who Killed Girl Found Insane
The case of Gay Williams 20 was closed after he killed a neighbor’s seven year old daughter Kathryn Cline. Williams was deemed insane by the county judge and sent to the central state hospital at Norman.
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Drumright
Okla. (Ap
Gay Williams
Kathryn Cline
Williams
Sapulpa
Central State Hospital
Norman
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Commons
Clhimalene
GLOBE
12Th Ave
3Rd St
Ursday
Bakers
Buser
CCC
Batchelor
Canopians
Court House News
M. S. Hughes
Shell Petroleum Company
Hughes
Petroleum Company
NRA
Legislative Committee
Stevens Printing Company
Dan Hunster
Gazette
Denese
Kneip. Bowen
DIAL
Tittle Bros
Haddock
Halfwit
Buehler Bros
First Street
SEC
Trade-Home Ood Company
Rare Calaelcelg Gaertey Rddder
Hotel Roosevelt
Second Street
Red River Valley
Sawyer’s
C&h
Spe Ib
GIANT
P. & G. Soap
Aman
GGA
Third Ave
Crisco
Duster Brothers
Hershey
Kraft’s
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