Direct Presidential Test Faces IllinoisVoters
Illinois voters weigh Roosevelt backed by New Deal Democrats against Borah and Knox in a tight Republican and Democratic clash. Knox must lead Borah to secure a convention berth while Horner fights Kelly Nash factions for the governor’s post amid two WPA arrest vows.
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Roosevelt
Idaho
Chicago
Borah
Knox
Illinois
Cleveland
Wisconsin
New Hampshire
New York
Henry Horner
Dward Kelly
Patrick A. Nash
Horner
Kelly- Wash
Herman A.bundesen
Cook County
WPA
Bundesen
Len Small
C. Wayland Brooks
Cheron Dies Veteran French Statesman at 69
Paris—Henry Cheron, veteran of 12 French ministries and a legendary figure in French politics, died Tuesday at his home in Lisieux at age 69 after an operation for appendicitis, peritonitis, and heart failure. Cedar Rapids zoning hearing set for April 1936 to discuss changes to the Use District Map and ordinance amendments for Lots 6 and 7 Mansfield First Addition.
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Paris
INS
Henry Cheron
Lisieuz
Cheron
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Council Chamber
City Hall
Jack
Mansfield
Said
Ar Rapids
L. J. Storey
M. M. Krebs
Fears Autoists Would Get Alky From Auto Fuel
Dr Gustaf Egloff of Chicago warns at an American Chemical Society debate that blending power alcohol with gasoline could lead motorists to drink from their tanks. He notes 100 proof liquor could be recovered from blends at about five cents a quart, while ethanol from farm products is proposed as an ingredient for a superior fuel.
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Kansas City
Gustav Egloff
Chicago
American Chemical Society
Egloff
Leo M. Christensen
Ames
Chemurgic Council
Marketability of Alcohol-Gaso Line Blends
The piece discusses the market prospects of properly prepared alcohol gasolene blends. It analyzes potential demand, production considerations, and industry implications for future fuel formulations.
Roosevelt Hints New Jobs Action Rally in Baltimore
The rally featured Vice President Garner and leaders including Speaker Burns and Senator Robinson. Roosevelt urged action on youth issues and warned 1928 prospects were not a millennium, noting unemployment remained high despite rising production and profits. He rejected forecasts of a vast permanent army of unemployed.
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Garner
Burns
Robinson
Arkansas
James A. Farley
Births in Mercy Hospital Additions
Born to Mr and Mrs Morris Canfield 283 Twelfth Avenue SW a son David Alyn on April 13 at Mercy hospital Born to Mr and Mrs Everett Brogan of Alburnett a son Everett Jack Jr on April 13 at Mercy hospital
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Morris Canfield
Twelfth Avenue SW
David Alyn
Mercy Hospital
Everett Brogan
Alburnett
Everett Jack, Jr
Missing Boys Searched After School Absence
Police searched Monday night for Lloyd Watson age 15 and Vernon Sorenson age 14 who left town together. Fathers Earl Watson and James Sorenson reported their sons were not at Wilson School on Monday and were not in school Tuesday. Both boys are described as blond with blue eyes, about five feet five or six inches tall and around 120 pounds.
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Earl Watson
J Street
Lloyd
James Sorenson
L Street
Vernon
Wilson School
Deaths Claude A. Carmichael
Claude Ault Carmichael former Cedar Rapids resident died suddenly April 10 in a Sacramento hospital where he had been for three years. Born April 13, 1902 in Oronogo Missouri he worked as a farmer then as a creamery man. He married Etna Johnson June 12, 1929 and has a son James Richard aged 4. Survived by wife son mother and in laws. Funeral and burial in California.
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Claude Ault Carmichael
Cedar Rapids
Sacramento
Calif
Oronogo
Shenandoah
Iowa State College
Ames
Etna Johnson
Des Moines
James Richard
Ruth Visser
James Anton
California
Mrs May Chamberlin Dies After Long Illness at 38
Mrs May Chamberlin 38 of Center Point widow of Charles Camberlin died at a local hospital at 11 45 PM Monday after a long illness. She was born in Wyoming Illinois on May 28 1897. Surviving are two children Warner and Alvin Chamberlin both of Center Point and five sisters.
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May Chamberlin
Center Point
Charles Camberlin
Wyoming
Warner
Alvin Chamberlin
Funeral services for Mrs Campbell and relatives named
Mrs Hoyt Condon of Center Point and several Peoria residents are listed as survivors. Funeral services will be held at Beatty chapel at 2 p.m. Wednesday conducted by Rev Walker of Center Point. Burial follows in Center Point cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday.
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Hoyt Condon
Center Point
Ada Campbell
Harriett Graves
Ethel Harlan
Peoria
Iil
Blanche Lolli
Chicago
John Campbell
Beatty Chapel
Walker
Oe Chapel
Tuesay
Britain and Italy hurl new threats over Ethiopia dispute
A wartime report notes Britain and Italy threatening sanctions as discussions over rapid action resume. An Italian advanced move in Ethiopia prompts debate on naval measures and potential international response as Eden heads to Geneva.
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Britain
Italy
Anthony Eden
Geneva
League
London
Ethiopia
Gallabat
Lake Tana
Gondar
Plane heroine Nellie Granger nominated for Carnegie hero fund
Nellie Granger, heroine of the TWA Sun Racer crash, was nominated by the Aero club of Pittsburgh for Carnegie hero fund recognition. In a club letter president Raymond A. Tucker congratulated her on a marvelous display of heroism and loyalty to duty.
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Pittsburgh (Ap
Nellie Granger
TWA
Carnegie Hero Fund
The
Aero Club of Pittsburgh
Raymond A. Tucker
Granger
Reciprocals attacked at Sioux City farm tariff meet
University of Nebraska animal husbandry head H. J. Gramlich urged high protective tariffs to aid farmers against coconut and palm oil imports while John Brandt of Minneapolis criticized a Canada United States trade pact. Sioux City chamber of commerce leader J. C. Mullaney noted attendance from eight states. George N. Peek attended.
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Sioux City
University of Nebraska
Co-Operative Creamery Company
H. J. Gramlich
United States
Creamery Company
John Brandt
Minneapolis
Canada
J. C. Mullaney
George N. Peek
AAA
Lisbon Troop 54 Presents Fire Lighting Ceremony Play
Lisbon Boy Scout Troop 54 will stage a fire lighting ceremony and a one act play in the school gym Tuesday at 7 PM. Principal roles include Miles Dahn Leo Kamberling and Wayne Ebberly with a cast featuring Robert Towne Richard Carbee Gordon Rahn Miles Dahn Ward McConlogue Wayne Robbins Lee McHenry and Dale Harris. Salmagundi will be played by guests with each Scout assisting. Prizes will be awarded. Howard Kohl oversees arrangements.
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Lisbon
Boy Scout Troop 54
Miles Dahn
Leo Kamberling
Wayne Ebberly
Robert Towne
Richard Carbee
Gordon Rahn
Ward McConlogue
Wayne Robbins
Lee McHenry
Dale Harris
Salmagundi
Howard Kohl
Twelfth Victim Of Plane Crash Dies In Uniontown
C G Challinor a 42 year old Cleveland engineering expert died in a hospital after two operations to amputate part of his left leg following the Sun Racer crash on Chestnut Ridge. He lay in cold rain more than six hours awaiting rescue.
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Uniontown
Sun Racer
C. G. Challinor
Chestnut Ridge
Cleveland
Hilda Ellenstein
Newark
N. J
Nellie Granger
Crash survivor walks miles to report wreck in woods
A crash survivor who hiked through the woods to reach help is reported to be in shock. The incident details are sparse but authorities confirm the person sought aid after the wreck.
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Crash
Four Bandits Raid Farm Home Near Le Mars
Four masked bandits entered Henry May’s farm home near Le Mars Tuesday and assaulted his 72-year-old wife, displacing her to the basement and fleeing with 300 dollars. They overlooked 60 dollars and left 1,200 in postal savings bonds. May and his two sons, George and Louis, returned to a ransacked house.
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LE Mars
Henry May
May
George
Louis
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