Senate Votes to End Session Amid Farm Loan Fight
Washington AP reports the first session of the Seventy-fourth Congress neared adjournment at midnight after a filibuster by Senator Long blocked a cotton loan rider. A compromise then ended the stalemate, with 10 cent cotton loans and a subsidy, replacing the disputed 12 cent terms and skipping the wheat loan, while Roosevelt denied any threat to dissolve Congress.
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Washington
Seventy-fourth Congress
Long
Senate
AAA
Congress
Roosevelt
Wheat Belt
House
Capitol Hill
Stephen Early
White House
Marion Youth Breaks Leg On Golf Course
John Frayman sixteen from route 4 Marion suffered a fracture of both bones in his right leg after a stumble during a friendly scuffle at Cedar Rapids Country Club. He was confined at St Luke's hospital Monday evening where his condition was reported favorable.
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John Frayman
Route 4
Marion
Cedar Rapids Country Club
St. Luke’s Hospital
What sin looks like when new light arrives
The piece argues that when a perceptive observer arrives, ordinary conduct seems less virtuous and sin appears clearer. It critiques modern euphemisms for wrongdoing, notes war and slavery expose both virtue and vice, and urges embracing new light without using it to defend abuses. Copyright 2935.
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DR. Newton
Milner
Jury witness says she was kidnaped in Iowa case
Mrs Leona Flan a Woodbury county grand jury witness testified she was kidnapped forced to ride an automobile for a day and sign affidavits at gunpoint near Stevens South Dakota across the river from Sioux City. Mike Abraham was held then released after Dorothy Re vere and Nick Coury questioned the claim. The witness clung to her story though investigators pursued further details.
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Sioux City
Leona Flan
Woodbury County
Grand Jury
Mike Abraham
Flaa
Dorothy Revere
Nick Coury
Tom Murray
Flas
Murray
Stevens
S. D
Abraham
Will Wagner
Roosevelt signs public utilities control bill at 2:10 P M
President Roosevelt signs the public utilities control bill after a strenuous fight in Congress. The measure aims to curb abuses by holding companies, requires holding companies to register with the SEC, and mandates simplification of complex ownership structures.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Public Utilities Control
House
Rome
Pany
Securities and Exchange-Commission
Newfoundland Gale Wrecks Schooner and Destroys Planes
A 60 ton schooner was wrecked and two government airplanes were demolished as a severe gale swept the eastern coast of Newfoundland. Widespread property damage followed this one of the worst storms in years along St Johns and surrounding areas.
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ST. Johns
N. F
New Foundland
Farm Bureau Leader Praises AAA Program at Iowa Fair
Edward A ONeal president of the American Farm Bureau federation defends the Roosevelt agricultural program at the Iowa state fair. He argues national legislation has boosted farm income by two billion dollars in two years with another possible billion in 1935. He attacks tariffs versus processing taxes and claims processing taxes bear less on prices than tariffs, citing hogs wheat cotton and bread price comparisons and urging reform to secure agricultural parity.
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Des’ Moines
INS
Roosevelt
Iowa
Edward
A. O'Neal
American ‘Farm Bureau Federation
O'Neal
Purvis Offered St Paul Police Chief Post
Melvin H. Purvis former Chicago division head of the federal Department of Justice was offered the St Paul police chief job by Public Safety Commissioner H E Warren in a long distance call Purvis would earn 4500 yearly as chief versus 6500 as DOJ Chicago head and a majority city council vote would be needed for confirmation due to non residence.
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ST. Paul
Melvin H. Purvis
Chicago
Federal Department of Justice
Public ‘Safety
Purvis
Wallace Denies Resigning Over Loans Squabble
Washington reports that Secretary Wallace would not resign if the 12 cent government cotton loan rate stays. Wallace stated he has no intention of resigning and AAA head Chester C. Davis echoed the denial amid internal squabbles over loan policy.
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Wallace
Washington
INS
Chester C. Davis
AAA
Important Acts Await Roosevelts Signature
Washington reports status of major bills before the Seventy fourth Congress awaiting Roosevelt’s signature. Guffey coal bill TVA amendments railroads pensions and inland waterways laws plus farm mortgage act railroad reorganization payroll tax higher wealth taxes neutrality alcohol control and gold clause amendments signed measures include social security banking reform AAA changes and Spanish War veterans pensions.
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Washington
House
Senate
Garner Receives Honorary Law Degree in Absentia
Vice President John Nance Garner was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws degree by the University of Texas in absentia. President Hy. Benedict praised the Texas native, noting his contributions to the state and nation.
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Austin
Tex.n(ap
John Nance Garner
University Ofexas
Hy ¥. Benedict
Cedar Rapids Auto Toll for 1935
Report lists traffic toll in Cedar Rapids for 1935 with 10 deaths 309 injuries and 257 accidents across the year.
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Cedar Rapids
Out of State Exhibitors Win at Iowa State Fair Livestock Shows
Open live stock judging at Des Moines highlighted out of state exhibitors winning most purple ribbons in four divisions. Iowa breeders led by J. J. Lynes and Sons of Plainfield claimed several champ honors in Ayrshire and Shorthorn classes while Robert Hazlett Eldorado Kansas won Hereford bull, and others from Wisconsin Texas and Oklahoma earned senior grand or junior championships.
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DES Moines
J. J. Lynes and Sons of
Plainfield
Iowa
Lynes
Ayrshire
Adam ‘Seitz ‘and_ sons
Waukesha
Wis
Edellyn Farms
Wilson
Genoa Ranch
Company
Genoa
Tex
Robert H. Hazlett
Eldorado, Kan
Herbert, Chandler
Baker
Oresae
Sulart Teri Noble
Morgan
Mewece Chon Kla
Oklahoma City
Aberdeen
Garrett von Peasant
Finins
Calved
Bancrett
Tolani
Toune
Einuaen
Rovert H. Haslett
Eldorado
Herbert. Chandler
Taived
Maryvale Arma
Okla
Harold Morgan
Adam Fells
Ors
Agfabicen Spestete
Sidiners
Poland
Stewart
Stratton
Reaa
Wrigay
Murrey
Gaulding Brothers
Sibion
Neb
Emil Dreher
Audubon
Buford Reece
New Providence
Shropshire
Ram
H. H. Chappel
Greencastle
H. J. Chappel
Bons
Ohe
Apediale
C. Yone
Allerton
R. C. Yohe
Yohe
Ewe
R. C
Genoa Harbor Water Spout Kills Six In Sunday Flood
Rescue squadrons searched Genoa harbor for victims after a water spout on Sunday night killed six people and injured at least fifty. A survey showed damage to small ships while larger vessels avoided serious harm, with losses probably reaching millions.
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Genoa
Italy
Boy 16 Wounded by Stray Bullet in Fort Madison
Dale Dow aged 16 was seriously wounded while fishing in Green Bay bottoms when a bullet fired at a nearby target struck him in the chest. He was taken to Sacred Heart hospital for treatment. Harold Gerdes was firing at a target nearby during the incident.
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Fort Madison
Dale Dow
Green Bay Bottoms
Harold Gerdes
Dow
Sacred
Diplomatic Rift with Soviet Russia Emerges as Possibility
Washington contemplates severing relations with Soviet Russia if Moscow does not halt internal subversion. Officials warn of "most serious consequences" and recall of the Soviet ambassador and Ambassador Bullitt from Moscow unless assurances are given that communist agitation is stopped. The protest note cites promise to suppress hostile groups and activities on Soviet soil.
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George B. Holmes
International
Taf
Washington
Russia
Moscow
United States
Bullitt
Ambassa
Congress
Hanihara
Ambas‘sador
Pag
Sioux City Mayor Ouster Trial To Be Resumed Tuesday
The removal hearing for Sioux City's suspended mayor D. Hayes is set to resume Tuesday after a three week pause due to illness of District Judge W W Scott. State and defense attorneys prepared for reopening proceedings, amid grand jury findings alleging awareness of law violations and efforts to delay or influence outcomes.
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Sioux City
Sioux
W. Scott
Davenport
Wwe Hayes
Woodbury County
Hayes
Grand Jury
Search Continued For Alaskan Plane Missing Pilot
Fairbanks Alaska reports a week long search for Pilot Arthur F Hines and three passengers who vanished last Monday during a flight from Dawson Yukon Territory to Fairbanks The search targets the Yukon valley mountain area and includes Mr and Mrs John F Lonzo and Alton Nordale of Fairbanks as missing persons.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
INS
Arthur F. Hines
North
Yukon
Valley Mountain
Hines
Dawson
John F. Lonzo
Alton Nordale
Kennedy to Stay Rumors Play Down at SEC
Chairman Joseph P. Kennedy declined to discuss reports of a resignation and ridiculed rumors of displeasure over James D. Ross of Seattle being named to the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Washington
Joseph P. Kennedy
The
Securities Commission
James D. Ross
Seattle
Commission
German Judge Walter Schuecking Dies at 60
Walter Schuecking, a German judge at the international court of justice, died Monday in The Hague at age sixty. He served on the ICJ and was known for his work in international law.
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the Hague
Walter Schuecking
International Court of Justice
Negotiations Resume After Strikes At Town Manufacturing
Workers at the Town Manufacturing plant and company officials halted talks Monday as discussions grew tense. A lengthy conference led to an agreement for nonstriking employees to return home Sunday morning while a union negotiates with management. Progress was reported but no final deal reached. talks to continue.
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Maxchinists
Howard’ Hall
New Jersey Court to Hear Hauptmann Appeal Next Session
Reports from Trenton say New Jersey's Court of Errors and Appeals will meet September 12 to consider Bruno Richard Hauptmann's appeal from his conviction for the Lindbergh baby murder. Hauptmann's counsel Lloyd Fisher plans further appeals if needed.
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Trenton
WN. OJ
INS
Court of Errors
Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Lloyd Fisher
New Jersey
Court of‘ Errors and ‘Appeals
Bruno Richard
Senator Connally's Wife Dies in Texas Senator's Office
Mrs. Tom Connally, wife of the Democratic senator from Texas, died Monday night. Senator Connally was present when she passed away in his Washington office.
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Washington
Tom Connally
Texas
Sen. Connally
North Dakota Tries Grain Credit Plan
North Dakota's industrial commission approved a plan to store light weight wheat and issue storage certificates as collateral to Bank of North Dakota. Acting Gov Walter Welford proposed appointing a grain storage commissioner to finance advances and create a cooperative embargo on shipments to boost prices for farmers.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Industrial Commission
Walter Welford
Bank’ of
Piano prodigy killed in Calif bobcat shooting
San Bernardino authorities hunt for hunter who fired at a bobcat and fatally wounded 13 month old piano prodigy Carol Ann Barry of Altadena California.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Carol Ann Barry
Altadena
Italian Cabinet Aims at East African Showdown War Moves
Reports from Rome and Addis Ababa indicate Mussolini prepared for extensive Mediterranean naval movements and a potential East African strike. High level talks with De Bono and Ciano signal decisive actions as foreign missions seek emergency troops for protection.
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Mediterranean
Mussolini
Eritrea
Somaliland
Il “Duces
OniMeye
Red Sea
Indian F Ocean
de ‘Bono
East ‘Africa
Il ‘Duce
de Bono
Ena
Addis “Ababa
Haile Selassie
Italian Archives Leave Addis Ababa Amid Mass Evacuation
In Addis Ababa thousands of Ethiopians watched as Italian authorities began moving their archives out of the capital. The evacuation marked by a government press note and continued on page 2 details.
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Addis Ababa
Addis, Ababa
Mild Cedar Rapids Day With Moderate Temperatures All Around
The Cedar Rapids area saw a mild day with bright sun. Temperatures rose from a 59 degree 5 am low to 75 by 10 am and climbed to 83 by 2:45 pm before easing to 63 at midnight.
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Cedar Rapids
Mercury
C Chambers
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