Senators Told of Arms Sold to Industries
Labor spokesmen testified before a Senate labor subcommittee about a mass movement of machine guns tear gas and police clubs into industrial centers to curb strikes. Evidence included shipping orders from Federal Laboratories to manufacturers and a claim Ford Motor Co was filled with labor spies.
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Federal Board
Washington
a_ senate committee
Senate Committee
Workers Alliance
White House
Roosevelt
J. P. Harris
Portsmouth
Ohio
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Senate Munitions Investigating Committee
Heber Blankenhorn
National Labor Relations Board
Harris
Wheeling Steel Corp
Ford Motor Company
Blankenhorn
Federal Laboratories, Incorporated
Pittsburgh
Federal Laboratories
Smith and Wesson Company
Springfield
Mass
Weirton Steel Company
Steel and Allied Industries
Cummings
Justice Department
Cudahy Packing Company
Newport
Minnesota
Gulf State Steel Company
Birmingham
Ala
Republic Steel Company
Youngstown
Southern Natural Gas Company
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Detroit
Bethlehem
Boston
Denver
Atlantic City
Open Air Easter Rites Draw Southern Cal Sunrise Crowds
Los Angeles reports 100000 to 150000 people to attend sunrise services from ocean to desert. Mount Helix near San Diego hosts the 19th annual Easter sunrise with six shortwave relays. Hollywood Bowl and Los Angeles Coliseum expect tens of thousands. Celebrants gather at Forest Lawn Glendale and Mount Rubidoux, while Catalina Island Avalon Bay and Mount Soledad hosts join in.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood Bowl
Columbia
Los Angeles Coliseum
Federation of Church Brotherhoods of California
Frank F. Merriam
Leo J. Muir
Mormon Church
Gates
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Glendale
Tower of Legends
William Farnum
Henry van Eyke
Mount Rubidoux
Riverside
Avalon Bay
Catalina Island
Mount Buena Vista
Big Pines
Mojave Desert
Sunrise Hill
San Diego
Mount Soledad
Pacific
la Jolla
Odd Fellows Dinner and Smoker Friday in Maine Hall
The Maine lodge of the Odd Fellows will host a dinner and smoker Friday evening at Maine hall 838 First avenue E Dinner is at 6 15 followed by the smoker and an entertainment program Tickets are required for members and friends Reservations can be made by phoning committee chairman George C Smith at 3 1382 by Thursday evening
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Maine Lodge of the Odd Fellows
Maine Hall
First Avenue E
George C. Smith
Hitch-Hiker Sought After $39 Theft At Oil Station
C M Gordley station attendant at First Avenue and Seventh Street SE reported $39 stolen from the cash register by a passerby in a New Jersey car Saturday night. Police found two hitch-hikers from the party. one was missing and no arrests were made. State police broadcast a description of the missing hitch-hiker.
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C. M. Gordley
Standard Oil Company
First Avenue
Seventh Street SE
New Jersey
Car Plunges Into Lake Killing Four In Gary Residents
A car plunged into Lake Michigan at the foot of East Randolph street Saturday night. Two people, Miss Lillian Mark 21 and Dennis Walter Fisher 20 both of Gary Indiana, died later at St. Luke's hospital. Also injured were Miss Helen M Craig 19 and Ludwig Clemski 20, both of Gary.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
East Randolph Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Lillian Mark
Dennis Walter Fisher
Gary
Ind
Helen M. Craig
Ludwig Clemski
Loop
Two Killed and Three Hurt as Train Hits Auto in Vincennes
In Vincennes Indiana a family of five was struck by a fast southbound Chicago and Eastern Illinois passenger train. Two children Robert nine and Richard four were killed. The parents Paul Humbaugh forty and Bertha forty one and daughter Marjorie twelve were hospitalized with serious injuries including skull fracture back injuries and a broken leg. The car stalled in the track after Humbaugh became confused. Train crew members named were conductor C H Patterson engineer Gus Brown fireman Sidney Dick and brakeman Sam Vaught all of Evansville.
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Vincennes
Ind
Chicago
Mystery Clues Fade in Titterton Murder Case
The case has two shadowy suspects with little new information. The janitor and two discoverers, John Freeman and Theodore Kruger, have alibis. Louise Hope, the maid, confirms Mrs. Titterton’s quiet, literary life and lack of close female friends. Mrs. Titterton, an aspiring writer and originator of Crime Club Inc., is described as gentle and devoted to husband Lewis H. Titterton, NBC official. The couple, married in 1929 and living on Beekman Place, faced a high-profile loss as investigators pursue leads.
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John Freeman
Theodore Kruger
Tittertons
Louise Hope
Knights of Pythias Star of the West to Meet Monday
Star of the West lodge No. 1 will hold a regular meeting Monday at 7 30 p.m. in the K of P hall. The rank of page will be conferred.
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Star of the West
Knights of Pythias
K. of P. Hall
Lloyd George Warns of Real Perils of War
The piece rails against statesmanship amid rising tensions in Europe. It cites France Britain Italy and Russia stalled over sanctions and armament, laments weakened leadership in Britain and France, and warns the next war could emerge from economic collapse and escalating militarization.
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Lloyd George
Terns Demonstrated Superior Homing Sense Versus Pigeons
A historical note claims terns or sea swallows possess a stronger homing instinct than pigeons, suggesting remarkable navigational abilities in sea birds.
Former Illinois Legion Commander to Speak at Hanford Post
Paul G. Armstrong of Chicago an Illinois post state commander and national executive committeeman will speak at Hanford post American Legion meeting in the Coliseum armory. The post drum and bugle corps will provide entertainment and refreshments will be served.
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Paul G. Armstrong
Chicago
Illinois
American Legion
Hanford Post
Coliseum Armory
Diet studies seek life extension as Cornell grant funds six year project
Rockefeller Foundation approves a 42500 dollar grant to Cornell to continue experiments on how varying low calorie and protein levels affect aging and longevity in rats. The project will examine bones joints blood composition glands and age related changes after middle life.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Thomas Par
England
Cornell University
Rockefeller Foundation
Cornell
Ritter Denies Corruption Charge in Whitehall Receivership Case
Federal Judge Halsted L. Ritter rejected corruption accusations over the Whitehall Building Operating Company receiver ship testifying for himself. He called a $75,000 fee to former law partner A L Rankin reasonable. Senate leaders signaled a decision likely early next week with rebuttal witnesses planned.
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Washington
LLP
Halsted L. Ritter
Senate
Whitehall
Ritter
A. L. Rankin
House
A. O. U. W. to Meet in Moose Hall
Cedar Rapids lodge No. 278 A. O. U. W. will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Moose hall for officer election.
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Cedar Rapids
Moose Hall
Poulter Debunks Linton Meteor Story As Explosion Claim
Dr. Thomas C. Poulter, Byrd Antarctic expedition scientist, disputes claims of a falling meteor at Linton Indiana. He suggests the crater resulted from a high explosive detonation, with only a buried wire fragment found. Indiana University plans further investigation. funeral notices follow in Cecilia cemetery Howard county.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Linton
U. S
Thomas C. Poulter
Iowa
Poulter
Indiana University
Little America
Dr. Poulter
Two Children Slightly Injured by Automobiles Saturday
Dolores Dickenson aged 2 of 128 Second Avenue SW suffered bruises on her left foot at 6 10 p m when the front wheel of a car driven by Clark S Green of 612 Ninth Avenue SW struck her near her home Green said the girl ran into the street from behind a parked truck George Wilson aged 4 of 77 Seventh Avenue SW suffered bruises when struck by a car driven by Robert Thompson of 1207 Second Street SW on H Street between Seventh and Eighth Avenues SW about noon He did not require medical attention
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Dolores Dickenson
Second Avenue
Clark S. Green
Ninth Avenue
Green
George Wilson
Seventh Avenue
Robert Thompson
Second Street
Seventh and
Eighth Avenues
Death notices Mrs Eva Jane Rees 1870 196? Cedar Rapids
Mrs Eva Jane Rees - died at her home 201 Twenty seventh avenue SW after living in Cedar Rapids since 1919. Born October 15 1870 in Wisconsin she was married twice first to Frank Ruka then to Robert L Rees who survives with six children. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. Turner chapel with Rev James T Stewart officiating. burial in Goodell Iowa.
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Eva Jane Rees
Twentyseventh Avenue
Goodella
Rees
Woodman, Wis
Charles
Adelia Anderson
Frank Ruka
Lee Wis
Cedar Rapids
Robert L Rees
Laura Sorenson
Belmont
Della Wiegand
Center Point
Alice Clark
United Brethren Church
Goodell, Ia
Funeral rites for William McGrane in Immaculate Conception
Funeral services for William McGrane set for Monday at 7 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Church conducted by Msgr. John Molloy. Burial will follow in St. cemetery.
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William McGrane
Immaculate Conception
Msgr
John Molloy
Mrs Charles Setter Dies in New York Area
Mrs Charles Setter formerly Anna Wilson of Cedar Rapids died at Good Samaritan hospital Watertown New York on Thursday. Funeral services were held Saturday at her Three Mile Bay home. She is survived by her husband one sister and three nieces.
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Charles Setter
Anna Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Good Samaritan Hospital
Watertown
New York
Three Mile Bay
Confiscation Threats Highlight Mexican Property Case
A Mexican national states his family holdings may be confiscated by the Mexican government and that he would relocate to the United States if forced to leave. He claims no power to stop the seizure of his father's property.
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United States
Mexico
Ex-Mexican Leader Calles Arrives in Los Angeles in Exile
General Plutarco Calles lands in California for indefinite exile after ruling Mexico with an iron hand. He leaves the plane for a hotel amid guarded arrival by Los Angeles police and a party including Luis Morones and former ministers. A telegram offers hospitality at a friend's home for the exile.
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Los Angeles
Plutarco Calles
California
American Airlines
Grand Central Airport
Fernando Torreblanco
San Diego
Sergis. S. R. Lopez
Ed Romero
Calles
James E. Davis
Luis Morones
Luis Leon
Rafael Melchor Ortega
Guanahuato
Manuel Fuentes
Open Air Easter Drama Draws 80000 In Oklahoma
Lawton Oklahoma AP reports 80 000 worshippers are expected at a natural Wichita mountains amphitheater 22 miles northwest of Lawton for an open air Easter drama. 500 angels will descend at 3 30 a m the 2 000 voice prelude rises as tableaux of Jesus life unfold. The dawn resurrection scene followed by a sermon and finale.
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Lawton
Okla
Jesus of Nazareth
Wichita Mountains
Public Health Officials Seek Federal State Co operation
Washington AP says a meeting of state and territorial health officers and Public Health Service officials will discuss coordinating eight million dollars in Social Security Act public health funds. Officials emphasize equal access, stronger departments, and trained personnel, with approval conditions and upcoming talks by Morgenthau and Surgeon General Parran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morgenthau
Thomas Parran, Jr
Admits role in payroll robbery and shooting
Police Lieut Richard Barry said two men in custody admitted taking part in a Friday payroll robbery in Maywood and the shooting of Police Chief Richard Bailey and two county highway patrolmen. Walter Dembroski 21 and Joseph Tworek 24 of Chicago named two partners. Dembroski arrested Saturday in his basement. Tworek seized Friday in a taxicab. Bailey wounded. McGrath and Reikowski shot in knees and hand.
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Chicago
Richard Barry
Richard Bailey
Maywood
Walter Dembroski
Joseph Tworek
Barry
Dembroski
Tworek
Bailey
Andrew J. McGrath
Frank Reikowski
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