Lloyd George Fears Real War Perils
Prime Minister Lloyd George warns that League of Nations talks risk precipitating real war as sanctions are delayed and Abyssinia and Rhineland issues unfold. He predicts further postponements while army staffs draft plans and France negotiates time with election cycles. The piece notes Eden and Flandin amid rising tensions.
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London
League of Nations’ Council
Committee of Thirteen
Geneva
Flandin
France
Britain
International Red Cross
Eden
The
League
Committee On
Rhine
Rhineland
Belgium
Germany
Easter Day Reflections on Spring and Life's Renewal
The excerpt links Easter to spring renewal and eternal life. It contrasts life triumphing over death with a spiritual call to compassionate living, blending Jesus Passion with nature's awakening and personal hope for transformation.
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Jesus
Charity patient of 1894 pays hospital bill with interest
A man who spent 46 days as a charity patient in 1894 at a Pennsylvania hospital has paid his account. Now 70 and identifying as N. R. F., he offered to pay with three percent compound interest. Officials calculated a bill of $159.19 and he paid in cash.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Hospital
Italians to Free Ethiopian Slaves in Occupied Territory
Rome dispatch says Marshal Pietro Badoglio plans a decree to free all slaves in areas Ethiopia under Italian control, with the announcement made Saturday.
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Rome
Pietro Badoglio
Ethiopia
New Trial Sought for Phil Kennamer
A motion for a new trial is filed in Pawnee Oklahoma reopening the Tulsa smart set murder case of Thanksgiving 1934. The defense cites affidavits and letters claiming Kennamer shot Gorrell to save a kidnap victim, with an exonerating account from Stephen Wright and letters from Gorrell. The plea follows a recent Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals denial of a rehearing.
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Pawnee
Okla
Kennamer
Smart
Phil Kennamer
John Gorrell
Tulsa
Franklin E. Kennamer
Criminal Court of Appeals
Oklahoma City
Ennamel
Stephen Wright
Canton
Ill
Wright
Gorrell
Knox College
Galesburg
Kansas City
Virginia Wilcox
Borah and Knox Controversy Over Backing in Illinois
Senator William E Borah campaigned in Fairfield addressing about 15 000 Wayne county supporters warning that powerful interests are trying to control the Cleveland convention He refuted Knox on contributions and urged party cleansing while Knox defended his Illinois fundraising total of about 25000 and denied backing any candidate
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Fairfield
Ill
U. S
William E. Borah
Wayne County
Cleveland
Col
Frank Knox
Chicago
Knox
Borah
Illinois
Danville
Sun Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
du Pont
Bolt
Roosevelt
Carbondale
Unspecified Sunday Gazette index and features list
A general index outlines news, editorials, poetry, Iowa topics, and sections across pages 2 to 10. Items cover unemployment training at YWCA, farm notes, Marion and Cedar Rapids society, sports including White Sox vs Cubs and local leagues, theater and radio listings, and home improvement features.
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Sunday Gazette Today
Washington
Iowa
Ed Hadley
the Gazette
O. O. McIntyre
Edgar Guest
Jay Sigmund
Eliza Burkhalter
Gazette
Ray Anderson
Jeanette Beyer
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Eastern Iowa Society
Home Institute Service
Nancy Page
Mary Manners
White Sox
Cubs
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Springfield
Adeline Taylor
Automobile News
Louella Parsons
Hollywood
Marion Nixon and Husband Adopt Baby in Las Vegas
Film star Marion Nixon and director William A. Seiter adopted a baby boy named Christopher Nixon Seiter. Born in Los Angeles last June, the child was flown to Las Vegas for court adoption papers to be signed.
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Las Vegas
Nev
INS
Marion Nixon
William A. Seiter
Los Angles
Christopher Nixon Seiter
Cedar Rapids Auto Toll For 1936 Summary
Census of Cedar Rapids shows a toll year with counts of accidents injuries and deaths. Figures include 144 accidents 84 injuries and unspecified fatalities, as recorded in a 1936 municipal statement.
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Cedar Rapids
Kidnapping suspect Doyle nabbed in Dallas Texas
Lloyd Blackie Doyle sought since July 1933 as ringleader in the August Luer kidnaping was arrested in northeast Dallas. A companion was taken at a nearby apartment and pistol clips for machine guns were found in Doyle’s car. Detective Will Fritz said associates might be linked to recent robberies and confirmed the arrest after fingerprint comparison.
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Dallas
Tex
Lloyd “Blackie” Doyle
August Luer
Alton
Doyle
Madison County
Illinois
Luer
Wilkerson
Will Fritz
Leaks Hint at Roosevelts Aid Payouts to Elites
Reports show Allan Hoover received 4800 dollars from the AAA for cotton on the Greenfield ranch Bakersfield California. The leaks name other beneficiaries including Willis Van Devanter and Thomas Campbell with large payments and calls for broad publicity of all checks above 10000 dollars. Publicity polices split along party lines as lawmakers press for disclosure.
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Washington (Lp
Roosevelt
Allan Hoover
New Deal
Bakersfield
Calif
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Hoover
Greenfield Ranch
Senate
AAA
Treasuries
Willis van Devanter
United States Supreme Court
Thomas Campbell
Campbell
van Devanter
Montana
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Mich
Vandenberg
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Calls Seize Calles Vast Mexican Holdings Urged
Mexican workers and agrarian groups urged confiscation of all Calles estates worth about 2.78 million dollars including haciendas and two houses. A women’s group sought to convert his Mexico City residence into a home for working women as exiled former President Calles faced exile. Alfredo Calles reported possible reentry permissions amid ongoing talks of property seizure and political shifts.
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Mexico City
Plutarco Elias Calles
Calles
United States
Mexico
Brownsville
Tex
Alfredo Calles
Plutarco Calles
Secretary of the Interior
Young Calles
Lazaro Cardenas
Chicago Weather Forecast Ahead for April 13 to 18
The outlook covers the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and the northern and central plains. Most southern areas see dry conditions with occasional showers in the north. Temperatures are near or above normal through midweek, turning cooler later.
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Chicago
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Confession Solves Slaying of Kansas City Reserve Officer
Walter D. Sandford a 30 year old Kansas City Kansas reserve officer was killed in a roadside slaying. Raymond Boyer a 32 year old ex convict confessed and was identified by Sheriff Thomas B Bush. Sandford’s body was found partially disrobed along highway 40 near Oak Grove Missouri. Boyer was arrested in St Louis with the victim’s car and possessions.
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Kansas City
INS
Kan
Walter D. Sandford
Raymond Boyer
Thomas B. Bush
Jackson County
Sandford
Oak Grove
Boyer
St. Louis
Judge deputizes mob to avert lynching in Georgia
In Danielsville Georgia 74 year old Judge B T Moseley deputized about 100 masked men to prevent a lynching of Lint Shaw an assault suspect He urged citizens to join as officers The mob dispersed after the judge spoke Sheriff Henley said Shaw fled to Athens for medical care after stabbing two deputies during capture
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Danielsville
B. T. Moseley
Madison County
Lint Shaw
National
Henley
Shaw
Colbert
G. A. Elder
Ralph Baird
Elder
Athens
Deputy slain as raid on whisky still triggers gun battle
In Sanford North Carolina a deputy sheriff was killed and another deputy wounded during a raid on a whisky still. Deputy James Thomas was killed and Deputy Owen Taylor seriously wounded in the abdomen. Robert Williams, alleged operator of the still, was shot and his condition was not immediately known.
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Sanford
N. C
Here
James Thomas
Owen Taylor
Robert Williams
Second Easter Bomb Victim Dies In Pennsylvania
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania a 4 year old Thomas Maloney Jr died in a hospital after a bomb mailed as an Easter gift exploded in his home. Michael Gallagher a 70 year old cemetery sexton died Friday when another bomb exploded as he opened it. Authorities pursued fingerprints handwriting and dynamite experts as a three way investigation to identify the bombers with two men detained but not under arrest.
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Wilkes-Barre
Wyoming Anthracite Valley
Thomas Maloney, Jr
Michael Gallagher
Cemetery Sexton
Maloney Boy
Thomas Maloney
United Anthracite Miners
Post Office
Suspects Sought in Nancy Titterton Murder Case
NY police hunted two shadowy suspects after the bathtub killing of Nancy Evans Titterton, author of Crime Club fiction and wife of a radio executive. A polite 22-year-old man rang Beekman Place’s Countess Hoyes inquiring about people at 1 and 3 a.m. and a Negro laborer seen on the roof accompanied other clues as investigators pieced together the brutal assault and strangulation. The victim weighed 100 pounds and had signs of a struggle with clothing strewn about the room and an eight inch cord found on a nearby bed. Police questioned building staff and friends as the case drew intense scrutiny.
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New York
Nancy Evans Titterton
Alice Hoyes
Beekman Place
Countess Hoyos
London
Mr. Hollaman
Phyllis Claxton
W. A. de Witt
Titterton
Gonzales
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William Brady
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ADE
Rodriguez
Abelardo Rodriguez
Cardenas
Guilermo Flores
Flores
Los Angeles
California
Matamoros
Alfredo
General Calles
Mata Moros
Callistas
Stait
Oneda Smithmead
Dudley
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