Landon Drafts First Three Talks For East Campaign
Governor Alfred M. Landon will open his eastern campaign with three major speeches on federal finances public education and governmental efficiency. He plans Aug 22 in West Middlesex Pa Aug 24 at Chautauqua N Y and Aug 26 in Buffalo to stress efficiency. He will travel by train making numerous appearances from the rear car while in Colorado Nebraska Iowa Illinois and Ohio.
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Topeka
Kan
INS
Alfred M. Landon
West Middlesex
Chautauqua
N. Y
Buffalo
Himelf
Estes Park
Colo
Denver
Colorado Mountains
Landon
Union Pacific
Omaha
Chicago and North Western
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Ohio
KFNF
Shenandoah
London
Roosevelt
Lemke
New York State
Indiana
Iowa August 1 corn condition by district and county
District No 6 leads with 59 percent, followed by district No 3 at 54 percent. Counties Cedar 70 Clinton 67 Jones 64 Linn 63 Jackson 62 Benton 55 Scott 54 Muscatine 52 Johnson 48 Iowa 47. District 5 Tama 58. Delaware 64 Winneshiek 59 Allamakee 58 Chickasaw 58 Bremer 55 Clayton 54 Howard 53 Buchanan 48 Dubuque 47 Black Hawk 47 Fayette 46. State average 37 percent versus 10-year 83.1 percent. figures prepared by Leslie M. Carl.
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Leslie M. Carl
Des Moines
Iowa
Cedar
Clinton
Jones
Linn
Jackson
Benton
Scott
Muscatine
Johnson
Tama County
Delaware
Winneshiek
Allamakee
Chickasaw
Bremer
Clayton
Howard
Buchanan
Dubuque
Black Hawk
Fayette
Fulton Market Collapses, Alma Mater to Al Smith
The 66 year old Fulton fish market on Manhattan's east side collapsed into the East River during early Tuesday, injuring a Brooklyn night watchman, while 12 people escaped. Al Smith, who once worked there, called the market his alma mater and Cardinal Hayes was among locals connected to it.
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New York
Fulton
Manhattan
Lower East Side
Alfred E. Smith
George Clark
Brooklyn
South Street
Smith
Patrick Cardinal Hayes
Brooklyn Bridge
Brothers Avenge Death Of Sister In Dallas Ga
Sheriff said Harry Howe accused of April 26 shotgun killing of his wife was slain by two brothers on the way from jail to the courthouse. Brothers Worth and Pinson Brown were arrested.
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Dallas, Ga
Frank Couch
Harry Howe
Worth
Pinson Brown
U S reports mixed signals as recovery shows progress
Washington reports indicate improving business on several fronts despite a lingering slump. Unemployment remains high and the national debt grows, with a July 1 to early fiscal-year deficit of 143 million. Forecasters expect farm income to rise in 1936 and a corn crop near record lows may raise prices for drought areas.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Federal Reserve Board
Labor Department
Department of Commerce
Federal Home Loan Board
United States
Bonus Bond Payments Discontinued After Aug 15 at Cedar Rapids
Payment for adjusted service bonds will stop at the Cedar Rapids post office after close of business Saturday Aug 15 under orders issued Tuesday. The local office has issued 807 650 in Treasury checks for adjusted service bonds surrendered by veterans since June 16 and will continue to certify bonds presented. After Saturday the bonds will be forwarded to Des Moines where the sole paying office in Iowa will be located.
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Cedar Rapids
United States Treasury
Des Moines
Iowa
distant descendant of Napoleon era scientist dies in Minnesota camp
Robert Place, 60, grandson of Marquis de la Place, died of heart disease in a Shakopee federal transient camp after his decorating businesses failed. He once owned shops in New York Milwaukee and Des Moines. A bronze Napoleon medal once linked to his grandfather was noted but not confirmed in his possession. His sister Lillian Place of New York requested the body.
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Shakopee, Minn
Robert Place
Napoleon Bonaparte
New York
Milwaukee
Des Moines
Place
Shakopee
Pierre Simon de la Place
Napoleon
Bonaparte
Lillian Place
Radio traced to Des Moines shipment in Iowa court case
A man named Donald Weaver 27 of North Manchester Indiana was held for investigation after a radio found with him led deputies to a Des Moines shipment. The radio, allegedly stolen from a Des Moines shipment July 25, was traced to an Oskaloosa store run by Harold Morgan. Morgan reported a missing radio from the shipment and checked the stock. Weaver claimed he bought the set at a Sigourney carnival.
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Donald Weaver
North Manchester
Ind
Harold Morgan
Dick Payn
Weaver
Des Moines
Payn
Morgan
Sigourney
Will of Bert Busby Admitted To Probate
The will of Bert C. Busby 82 Linn county longtime supervisor died July 29 admitted to probate in district court. Executors named are George E. Busby and Dorothy Hussey. Provisions split one fifth to George and Dorothy with rest to grandchildren and other heirs. A second probate for Frank Henry Siechert also admitted with beneficiaries listed.
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Bert C. Busby
Linn County
George E. Busby
Savanna
Ill
Dorothy Hussey
Maywood
Busby
Mary Morrison Thompson
Dorothy Morrison Dykehausen
Cedar Rapids
David Klink
Kathryn Klink
Marion
Charles E. Busby
Cora May Busby
George S. Busby
Waterloo
Frank Henry Siechert
William Siechert
Walter Siechert
Frank Siechert
Vera Fuller
Arno Fuller
Lawsuit names Columbia Casualty and insurer as parties
A legal action lists the Columbia Casualty Company and the insurer as named parties. The document identifies the involved parties and the action filed, signaling dispute proceedings and potential claims.
Divorces Sought By Chapman and Lauderback Couples
Ruby Chapman seeks a divorce from Merle Chapman in district court on cruelty grounds and requests custody of a daughter. Fay Lauderback files for divorce from Arthur Lauderback alleging a prior felony conviction in October 1935. The Chapmans married December 23 1933 and the Lauderbacks married in Missouri in April 1934.
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Ruby Chapman
Merle Chapman
Fay Lauderback
Arthur Lauderback
Hog believed shot dead at Keutny farm near Frontier Park
County officials think a 350-pound hog that died Sunday night at the Frank Keutny farm south of Frontier Park was shot. The animal was found wounded late Sunday afternoon, and Deputy Sheriff Dick Payn spoke of neck wounds appearing to be from bullets.
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Frank Keutny
Frontier Park
Dick Payn
Jansa Pleads Not Guilty in Fairfax Assault Charge
Joe Jansa of Fairfax faced district court Tuesday before Judge A B Clark pled not guilty to assault with intent to commit murder. He is accused of severely beating Ignatz Kremendy and threatening his life Saturday night bond was set at $1500.
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Joe Jansa
Fairfax
A. B. Clark
Jansa
Ignatz Kremendy
Perpetual Savings and Loan Seeks District Court Action
The Perpetual Savings and Loan company files in district court seeking action. The filing outlines a financial dispute involving loan terms and recovery of funds, with the institution asserting its rights under applicable lending regulations and contract provisions.
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Perpetual Savings and Loan Company
District Court
Motorist Fined On Charge He Kissed Wife While Driving
Norman Horowitz 30 of New York City pleaded guilty to violating road rules after his car swerved while he kissed his wife as they traveled toward Worcester Massachusetts. He was fined $5 and costs totaling $10.40 by Judge Frank McMahon in Westport town court.
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Westport
Grand Jury Names Two Japanese In Farnsworth Case
Two Japanese, Yosiyuki Sumiya and Okira Yamaki, were named in a grand jury indictment accusing them of conspiring with former naval officer John S Farnsworth to obtain valuable navy department information. They were not named in the presentment, presumed to have diplomatic immunity or be beyond jurisdiction. The indictment is seen as a potential precedent in espionage cases.
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Washington
INS
United States
John S. Farnsworth
Navy Department
Yosiyuki Sumiya
Okira Yamaki
City Briefs And Personals
There will be no rehearsal of the boys band this evening. The Woman's Labor bureau No 17 will meet Thursday at 730pm at the labor temple. Firemen responded to a false alarm at 1895 Ellis boulevard NW. About 100 Sinclair playground children toured the Hutchinson ice cream plant Monday. Fire company No 6 put out a grass fire at 2309 Mount Vernon avenue SE Tuesday morning. Lumir Trachta 31 of 1870 Wenng road NE suffered a deep gash in his left hand while cutting a tree near his home and was taken to Mercy hospital. Mr and Mrs Jack Davis 1540 First avenue E left Tuesday for Mendota Mo to attend the funeral of Mr Davis father who died Sunday. The condition of Mrs John A Wooden 97 Second avenue SE who underwent a major operation Sunday at St Luke's hospital was reported Tuesday as improving. The Rev Galen T Lehman pastor of the Church of the Brethren will be guest pastor at the First Baptist church Wednesday at 730pm. The regular meeting of the Walther league of Trinity Lutheran church will be held Thursday at 745pm in the assembly hall of the church. Ed Simek 212 Sixteenth avenue SW was fined 25 dollars and costs in police court Tuesday when he pled guilty to intoxication and disturbing the peace.
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Lumir Trachta
Wenng Road
Mercy Hospital
John A. Wooden
Second Avenue SE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ed Simek
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Petty Harboring Charge Dropped After Dog Sent Away
Proceedings against Joe Pettit of 1020 Eleventh Street NW for harboring a vicious animal were dropped after he agreed to send his dog to the country. Mr and Mrs Robert Leith of 1218 J Street SW returned from a three weeks Alaska trip via Vancouver with stops in Denver Seattle and the Royal Gorge. Col M H Taulby of Des Moines commanding officer of Iowa district United States army recruiting visited Cedar Rapids to inspect the recruiting office led by Sergt William Melton in the federal building.
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Joe Pettit
Eleventh Street
Robert Leith
J Street
Alaska
Vancouver
Denver
Seattle
The
Royal Gorge
M. H. Taulby
Des Moines
Iowa
United States Army
Cedar Rapids
William Melton
Federal Building
Ed Reed Fined For Intoxication Fails To Leave City
Ed Reed who faced a $100 fine and costs in police court on July 27 for intoxication and disturbing the peace by fighting had the fine suspended on condition that he depart the city. He was arrested in Greene's square Monday and sent to the county jail to serve thirty days for not leaving as ordered.
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Ed Reed
Greene’s Square
Clinton Mayor Reports Car Thefts Stolen Buick
Clinton mayor Howes reported a 1930 Buick coupe stolen early Tuesday. Local police were asked to be on the lookout for the vehicle which had been repainted black and carries license 23 7468.
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Clinton
Howes
Stocking Clinic At Martin's Department Store
Miss Elaine Tripp conducts a stocking clinic at Martin's this week. She explains causes of runs in hose and prescribes hosiery types for different occasions.
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Martin’s Department Store
Elaine Tripp
Miss Tripp
Forest fires blamed on locomotive sparks
About nine percent of forest fires are attributed to locomotive sparks, a finding noted by officials.
Siebke and Taylor Move to Luberger Location
Siebke and Taylor, Cedar Rapids oldest jewelry firm, will move from 215 Third Street SE to the west half of the ground floor at 221 Second Avenue SE, taking place early September. The space will be remodeled with a new front and modern interior. A removal sale was announced.
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Siebke and Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Third Street SE
Luberger Furniture Company
Second Avenue SE
Liebke and Taylor
First Avenue E
Bicycle collision injures boy in city alley
Steve Santos aged 12 of 1410 Third Street SE suffered a cut right hand when his bicycle struck an automobile driven by H. L. Jones of 316 First Avenue W on Monday afternoon as Jones was exiting an alley onto Third Street between Fourth and Fifth avenues.
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Steve Santos
Third Street
H. L. Jones
First Avenue
Jones
Fourth
Fifth Avenues
Compensation Award Granted to Driver’s Widow
Judge H C Ring in district court awarded Luella Smith widow of Earl Smith six dollars weekly for 300 weeks starting May 22 1935 under a workmen compensation finding after a hearing before Deputy Industrial Commissioner Ralph Young. Earl Smith was injured May 16 1935 while driving a wagon for Krebs Dairy Foods Inc and died six days later.
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H. C. Ring
Luella Smith
Earl Smith
Ralph Young
Krebs Dairy Foods, Inc
Smith
Krebs
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