Hoover Candidacy and Roosevelt Third Term Talk Revived
Former President Herbert Hoover prepares a comeback with speeches attacking the Roosevelt administration as speculation grows over a 1940 Republican nomination. The piece also notes continued debate about a possible Roosevelt third term and lists potential successors, highlighting a split within the party and concerns about party unity.
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Hoover
Roosevelt
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Democratic
New Deal Snemanalen
Rooseve
First X-ray Apparatus Displayed at Dime Museum
A 1896 event in Rochester New York showcased the first X-ray apparatus in America at the Dime Museum. The display highlighted a pioneering medical technology drawing crowds and interest from the public and local observers.
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America
Dime Museum
Rochester
N. Y
Iowa Liquor by Drink Bill 15 Defeated in State House
Debate highlights the defeat of the liquor by drink bill with Rep J P Gallagher and Rep F S Lovrien denouncing provisions and warning of a return to prohibition. Critics accuse the measure of greed and endangering public safety while listing the yes voters from Clinton Council Bluffs Bronson Ottumwa and others.
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Iowa
J. P. Gallagher
Williamsburg
House Committee On Liquor Control
Gallagher
Illinois
Tlowan
F. S. Lovrien
Humboldt
Earl C. Fishbaugh, Jr
Shenandoah
H. C. Baldwin
Dubuque
Senate
Harry Bulow
Clinton
Ernest Currie
Council Bluffs
Frank A Elliott
Bronson
J. R. Irwin
Keokuk
Chester L. Johns
Ottumwa
W. N Judd
John Knudson
Marshalltown
J. W. Moore
Sioux City
J. K. O'Neill
Cincinnati man ends life after note threat
Cincinnati report says William Leslar, 32, wrote a note stating he would go to hell at 11:45 p.m. At 11:45 p.m. he shot himself, dying half an hour later.
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Cincinnati
William Leslar
Notice of Final Report of Receiver in Iowa Case
In Linn County Iowa the final report and discharge application of James C Loomis receiver for Cedar Rapids Sash and Door Company is set for hearing at 9:00 AM on May 4 1937 at the county courthouse. Interested parties may appear to object or present arguments regarding approval of the report and discharge.
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District Court of Iowa
Linn County
E. A Briden, Et Als
Cedar Rapids Sash and Door Company
Et Als
James C. Loomis
Cedar -Rapids Sash and Door Company
Rites Held For George Drummey Jr Victim Of Hit And Run
Hundreds attend funeral services for 16 year old George Drummey Jr. the carrier boy son of Mr and Mrs George W Drummey at St Patrick's church. Pallbearers include fellow carriers and Cedar Rapids Drum and Bugle corps members wore uniforms. Burial followed at Mount Calvary cemetery Springfield Vermont. The article also notes remarks by Charles P Taft on the constitution and patriotism.
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D. G. Peters
St. Patrick’s Church
George Drummey
George W. Drummey
Third Street
Father Peters
God
Paradise
John Hobel
Wilson Avenue
Richard Arnold
Seventh Avenue
Bud Richardson
J Avenue
Ernest Bush
Third Avenue
Randolph Smith
K Avenue NW
Joe Fiala
Eighth Street
Cedar Rapids Boys Drum and Bugle Corps
George
Sam Browne
Drum and Bugle Corps
Eugene Smith
Maple Drive
Robert Wright
Thirteenth Street
Leo Morrissey
Fifth Avenue
Marvin Kroupa
Avenue
Paul Gustafsson
Fifteenth Street
Billy Boston
Carrier Boys
St. Patrick's Church
Mount Calvary Cemetery
D A R Names Four Living Daughters of Independence War
Washington AP reports the Daughters of the American Revolution will honor four living so called real daughters of the war of independence. The honorees include Mrs. Angelina L. Avery 97 of Willimantic Connecticut and Mrs. Caroline P. Bardalla 87 of
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Washington (Ap
Daughters of the
Angelina L. Avery
Willimantic, Conn
Caroline P. Bardalla
London Subways To Run All Night For Coronation
London Subway system will operate all night on Coronation eve marking a new precedent. Officials expect about 10.5 million trips in the metropolitan area that night, compared with normal daily traffic around 9.5 million.
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London
London Passenger Transport Board
Mrs Tillie O Heron Funeral Rites Planned in Oxford Junction
Funeral services for Mrs Tillie O Heron who died Thursday in a local hospital will be held at Turner chapel at 10 a.m. Sunday and at 1 30 p m at the home of Mrs Rose Wosoba in Oxford Junction with a service at 2 p m in the Oxford Methodist church. Burial will be in Mayflower cemetery at Oxford Junction. Born in Oxford Junction March 29 1888 she lived there until 21 then moved to Marion. She married William O Heron in Illinois and lived in Marion Cedar Rapids since 1910 save five years in Perry. Surviving are her mother Mrs Rose Wosoba, two brothers Fred and Charles Wosoba, a stepsister Mrs E T Barker a stepbrother Joe Freisinger and three half brothers Robert George and Francis Wosoba.
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Tillie O’heron
Turner Chapel
Rose Wosoba
Oxford ‘Junction
Oxford Methodist Church
Mayflower
Oxford Junction
Marion
William O'Heron
Illinois
Perry
Cedar Rapids
Fred Wosoba
Decorah Strikers Return To Work
A Decorah Produce employee returned to work Friday after a Tuesday strike action. No wage increases were granted.
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Decorah
Phecorah
Decorah Produce Company
German Ambassador Hans Luther Visits Roosevelt for Farewell
Hans Luther retires as German ambassador to the United States makes a farewell call on President Roosevelt on Thursday, ending his tenure in Washington.
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Washington
Hans Luther
United States
Roosevelt
Applications To Renew Driver's Licenses Be Made To State
State Motor Vehicle Examiner Dick Hahn announced that renewing licenses may move from state examiners to direct applications with the state department. An intact license is defined as one with no stubs removed for traffic violations.
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Dick Hahn
Cedar, Rapids
Hahn
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