Woman in Red Starts Journey Back to Europe
Anna Sage the Romanian born woman dubbed the woman in red began deportation from Chicago to Roumania after her role in the Dillinger arrest. Government agents paid her $5000 for guiding the ambush at the Biograph theater and Dillinger’s death. She left with eleven other deportees for Constanza on a late Saturday night train.
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Chicago
Anna Sage
John Dillinger
Dillinger
Biograph
America
Anna
Roumania
Black Sea
Constanza
Indiana
G-men
Alexander Sage
Steve Chilak
Department of Justice
Polly Hamilton
Martin Zarkovich
East Chicago
Cities Switch To Daylight Time Across Regions
Across Illinois and Canada communities shift to daylight time or standard time. Chicago keeps summer status as eastern standard time year round. Europe except the Netherlands moves to fast time and Argentina reverts to standard in November. In the U S most states regain standard time at 2 am September 27.
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Illinois
Chicago
Napanee
Ont
Europe
Netherlands
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
France
Belgium
Portugal
New World
Argentina
South America
United States
Roosevelt Urges Industry and Farms to Back New Deal
In a national address in New York, Roosevelt links urban and rural economies, urging industry and agriculture to unite behind New Deal policies. He cites gains in income since 1932, argues for higher wages and stable prices, and warns against deflation while stressing national planning to prevent future crises.
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Roosevelt
New York
America
United States
Father of Boy Actor Enters Court Fight for Custody
Cecil Bartholomew plans to file for guardianship of 12 year old Freddie Bartholomew in Los Angeles seeking custody from his sister Miss Myllicent Bartholomew who currently holds temporary guardianship. The mother Mrs Lillian Mae Bartholomew is contesting the aunt’s guardianship. Freddie remains with the aunt in seclusion.
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Los Angeles
INS
Cecil Bartholomew
Freddie
Bartholomew
Myllicent Bartholomew
Lillian Mae Bartholomew
England
Benton County Seeks 700000 for Rural Power Lines
A Benton County co operative committee sent to Washington an application for 700000 dollars for rural electrification. They estimated 700 miles of new transmission lines will be necessary to complete the program.
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Vinton (Ap
Benton County Co-Operative Committee
Washington
Probe Plane Crash Fatal To Navy Men
Investigation opened in Los Angeles into a plane crash that killed two Navy flyers. Identified as Arthur D. J. Farrell, 32, of Philadelphia and W C Kerr, mechanic, of San Diego. They reportedly became lost in dense fog and overshot the naval field they were approaching from San Diego.
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Los Angeles
INS
Navy
Reut
Arthur D. J. Farrell
Philadelphia
W. C. Kerr
San Diego
Calif
Navy Field
Funeral services for Alfred J. Garlick in Mechanicsville
Funeral services for Alfred John Garlick jeweler of Mechanicsville will be held today at the Mechanicsville Presbyterian church at 2 30 p m. The Rev. Arthur R Osborne will officiate with a Masonic service at Rose Hill Cemetery. He was born in London May 8 1884 came to the United States in 1908 and to Mechanicsville eight years ago from Oxford Junction. He was secretary of Patmos lodge No 155 A F and A M and a member of the Order of Eastern Star. He is survived by a sister Mrs George Moss of Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Mechanicsville
Alfred John Garlick
University Hospital
Iowa City
Mechanicsville Presbyterian Church
Arthur R. Osborne
Rose Hill Cemetery
Mrr
Garlick
London
Eng
United States
Oxford Junction
Secreta
Patmos Lodge
No. 155
A. F
A. M
Order of Eastern Star
George Moss
Minneapolis
Minn
War Scare Shapes French Elections Looks to 335 Seats
French election watch focuses on a possible 335 seat majority led by Herriot Sarraut and Boncour. Socialists rise to about 115 seats while communists expect around 10 to 15. Paris to elect many reds amid a national defense emphasis. Col. De La Rocque backs rightists. one third swing radical, a shift driven by national defense and Rhine conflict.
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Edouard Herriot
Joseph Paul Boncour
Sarraut
Paris
Red Belt
Louis Marin
Republican Federation
National Union
Germany
Rhineland
Popular Front
Herriot
Edouard Daladier
Leon Blum
Marcel Cachin
Fiery Cross
Col. de la Rocque
Hitler
Neighborhood Mother WPA Project Proves Successful in Iowa
Iowa WPA officials praise the neighborhood mother program as a successful relief effort aiding sick, impoverished, and dependent families. Ninety women are employed in Des Moines and other cities, each handling multiple households while earning forty dollars monthly. The project, proposed for statewide adoption, faced secrecy concerns at launch but aims to extend services and funding.
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Des Moines
WPA
Walter L. Bierring
Despines
Waterloo
Clinton
Davenport
Council Bluffs
Albia
Louilla
Oskaloosa
Pershing
Knoxville
Melcher
Grinnell
Montezuma
Tama
Toledo
Osceola
Jessie Hawthorn
Iowa’s Crop Land Erosion Too Widespread
Iowa holds 25 percent of the nation’s grade A cropland but only 13 percent remains unaffected by erosion, highlighting widespread soil decline and ongoing conservation needs.
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Iowa
United States
Midwest real estate officials to attend Cedar Rapids convention
The North Central region convention of the National Association of Real Estate Boards will be May 1 and 2 in Cedar Rapids. Lt Gov Alfred W. Thompson of Topeka Kansas. C A Russell of Pierre South Dakota. and Ludvig Pederson of Bismarck North Dakota lead out-of-state officials with farm land brokers to attend.
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North Central
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Cedar Rapids
Lawrence G. Holmes
Chicago
Alfred W. Thompson
Topeka
Kan. C
A. Russell
Pierre
S. D
Ludvig Pederson
Bismarck
N. D
Holmes
Thompson
Kansas
Building and Loan League
National Committee On Taxation
Dakota
W. D. Davis
Kansas City
Sutter Farms Company
True D. Morse
Doane Agricultural Service
St. Louis
Morse
Davis
Middle West
Sutter Farms
Otto Newman
Wheaton
Gunman Hunted: Brother of Chicago Officer on the Run
William Reynolds, a former Chicago police sergeant known for leading the John Dillinger squad, shot two officers after drawing a pistol Friday night. His brother Lieutenant Frank Reynolds then volunteered for the manhunt as William fled amid gunfire.
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Chicago
William Reynolds
Moody
Frank Reynolds
William
Texas
George Nicely
Nicely
Reynolds
Frank
Mercury Falls Through Cedar Rapids Evening
Temperatures eased after a pleasant day in Cedar Rapids with the day’s high around 60 at 3 pm. By 7 pm the reading was 55 and at 10 pm 50, per Chambers Inskeep company charts.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Mercury
Chambers Inskeep Company
Child Fractures Arm Playing At Home
Robert Flick, 4, of 2600 Johnson avenue NW, fractured his left forearm Saturday afternoon after a fall at home. He was treated at Mercy hospital and sent home. Mrs. Ralph Smoyer, 2711 Bever avenue SE, had surgery at Mercy hospital Saturday evening to remove a needle from her left foot after stepping on it in a rug. she did not remain in hospital.
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Robert Flick
Johnson Avenue NW
Mercy Hospital
Ralph Smoyer
Bever Avenue
Cedar County Legion Auxiliary Meeting at Bennett
Seventy five members of the Cedar County American Legion auxiliary gathered at Bennett Methodist Episcopal church Friday for a conference presided by Eleanor Sawyer of Clarence. Mrs. M. F. Bullis and W. F. Blair gave welcomes with Ardith Henderson of West Branch replying. 1937 officers named include Chairman Max Burgess Stanwood and Vice Chairman A J Mumm Durant. secretary treasurer Carrie Ropa Stanwood. The next convention will be hosted by Stanwoodsville and district officers will be elected at Lowden on April 23.
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Bennett
American Legion Auxiliary
Cedar County
Bennett Methodist Episcopal Church
Eleanor Sawyer
Clarence
M. F. Bullis
W. F. Blair
Ardith Henderson
West Branch
Max Burgess
Stanwood
A. J. Mumm
Durant
Carrie Ropa
Stanwoodsville
J. G. Engel
Lowdon
Doctors on Social Medicine Guiding New Health Debate
An American Foundation inquiry gathers input from leading doctors on medical service reform. Advisory doctors, led by Dr. Truman G. Schnabel, aim to outline the problem and possible solutions without endorsements, stressing quality care and broad societal links to housing and food.
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Truman G. Schnabel
American Foundation
No Gambling Dens In Chicago But One Robbed Anyway
Chicago police investigated a $4,000 holdup at a gambling house in the Summerdale area. An unofficial report says about 200 patrons, including many women, were present when eight gunmen with machine guns looted the cash, targeting the bank area inside the establishment.
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Chicago
Summerdale
Allman
Summerdale Station
Iowa Leads in Shipping Dressed Poultry
Iowa's dressed poultry shipments to New York Chicago Philadelphia and Boston last year topped all states. Iowa contributed about 20 percent of total received at the four markets, shipping 55 850 000 pounds of the 292 150 000 pounds recorded, said A D Oder kirk, poultry and egg marketing specialist at Iowa State college.
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Des Moines
Iowa
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
A. D. Oderkirk
Iowa State College
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Glenn O’morena
New York State
Herbert Lehman
Lehman
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Dakotas
Hester Street
Park Avenue
New York City
Eighth Avenue
Nebraska
Benton County
Alfred J. Garlick
Reds
Hunts Brother
Cedar County Legion
South Dakota
ABC
Genedy
Dickinson Retarial School
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank
H. G. Russell
Okinow
Cedar Rapids, Ia
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