Independent candidate Haig urges tax cuts and bonus payment
Vern Haig of Libertyville Iowa runs as an independent for the United States senate advocating tax reductions of thirty five to fifty percent and immediate payment of soldiers' bonuses. He calls himself an international intelligencer and criticizes the Brookhart era as a period of vacuous discourse.
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Vern Haig
Libertyville
United States Senate
International Intelligencer
Haig
Iowa
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Brookhart
Haig of
Hitlerite May Head German Cabinet
Berlin reports a possible Nazi centrist coalition forming with Adolf Hitler’s ally Dr Gregor Strasser as chancellor. Proposed posts include Bruening as foreign minister and Kurt von Schleicher in a key defense role.
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Adolf Hitler
Gregor Strasser
Bruening
Kurt von Schleicher
von Papen
Karl Goerdeler
Prussia
Goerdeler
Russia
von Hindenburg
Reichstag
Hans Kerrl
Supreme Court
Clara Zetkin
Moscow
District Home Loan Bank Chooses 12 Cities for Districts
The Home Loan bank board selected twelve cities to host district banks with capitals ranging from 6 to 20 million dollars. Des Moines leads district 8 covering Iowa Missouri Minnesota North and South Dakota while Los Angeles heads district 12 for California Nevada and Arizona. Stock subscriptions for 30 days will open after October 15 with detailed plans for opening subs in each district.
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Funeral for Mrs McCormick Draws Crowds in Chicago
Edith Rockefeller McCormick was laid to rest in Graceland mausoleum after simple rites. Ten thousand gathered outside Bellevue place and Lake Shore to witness the procession and viewing, while family members and 200 friends attended behind closed doors. The ceremony featured Presbyterian services and standard Episcopal ritual elements, with music including Abide With Me Now The Day Is Over and Andante Cantabile.
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Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Graceland Cemetery
Bellevue Place
Lake Down
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Erenn
Presbyterian Church
Bizet
Elisha Dyer Hubbard
Muriel
Teschs Held to Grand Jury in Father’s Murder Case
Luther Tesch 23 and stepmother Martha Tesch 45 of Hopkinton face a Delaware county grand jury after pleading not guilty to murder charges. Luther confessed to shooting his father Louis Tesch and dumping the body in the Wapsie river. Martha admitted helping move the corpse but denied involvement or affair. Contention centers on self defense versus intent. bonds set at 5000 and 2000. Funeral arrangements for Louis Tesch pending.
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Manchester
Luther Tesch
Martha Tesch
Hopkinton
Louis Tesch
John J. Pentony
Delaware County
Tesch
Young Tesch
Utley
Teagle vows to spread California job sharing plan
Washington. Chairman Walter C. Teagle announced a plan to reduce unemployment by expanding the California job sharing scheme used by Standard Oil of New Jersey. He urged national adoption and initiative, while Standard Oil executives reported the program has curbed layoffs since July 20. Labor leader William Green pledged AFL support for the effort.
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Walter C. Teagle
Hoover
Teagle
California
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Federal Reserve
District Banking and Industrial Committee
Standard Oil
K. R. Kingsbury
Kingsbury
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Two American Airmen Feared Lost Over Atlantic in Monoplane
Europe faced the grim likelihood that Lee and Bochkon perished after their monoplane Green Mountain Bay failed to reach safety. Despite hopeful rumors from seaworthy rescues, searchers at Kjeller airdrome and across the British Isles kept vigil as radio and ships were polled for news. hundreds waited at the Oslo area field as floodlights and beacons searched the skies.
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Europe
Green Mountain Bay
British Isles
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Sbochkon
Stanislaus Hausner
Circe
Bochkon
Kjeller Airdrome
Oslo
Barre
Equal Rights and Wage Gaps in a Complex World
The text argues that an underpaid oiler may claim possession of an automobile just as the man he serves, yet admits this does not resolve deeper inequalities. It notes immutable law creates billions of humans who are not alike, complicating calls for reform.
Miners protest mirrors wider American strain beyond means
About 20 000 coal miners parade in an automobile procession to show discontent with wages. The display, though chaotic, is seen as symbolic of life for many Americans living beyond their means. The author argues Illinois miners are no exception to this trend.
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I Told the President: A Western Congressman's Report
A western congressman, freshly returned from Washington and a White House stop, recounts his interview with the President. The report hints at momentous, perhaps unsettling, political exchanges, reflecting the era's high stakes and public curiosity.
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White House
Hoover
Garner Nomination Letter Significance in Vice Residence Talk
The query discusses whether Speaker Garner’s nomination letter to the vice presidency and his later acceptance had notable meaning. It also questions whether associates advised Jack that writing and mailing his acceptance speech could prevent further public missteps.
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Unclear Document On Recognition Of Manchukuo
The text notes that the United States will not recognize territory seized by aggression and mentions Japan planning its own recognition of Manchukuo, the state established by Japan after seizing territory from China.
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Japan
Manchukuo
China
Hitler Disappears From Public Eye After Nervous Breakdown
Reports say Adolf Hitler has vanished from his usual haunts amid claims of a nervous breakdown. Followers insist he is resting, while observers note his influence on German politics remains a volatile factor.
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Adolf Hitler
Germany
Weather outlook for Chicago and upper Mississippi region
AP reports this week shows a mostly near normal temperature pattern across the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys with a temperate start and a gradual rise toward the end of the week. The forecast notes variable conditions across northern areas.
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Missouri
Bank Officials Back Foreclosures on Closed Institutions
Washington AP reports banking authorities in nearly half the states favor the Home Loan board request to foreclose on all mortgages held by closed institutions until its October 15 implementation.
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Home Loan Board
Thief Nabbed After Scuffle At S S Kresge Store
A 38 year old man named A C Hunter was caught in the act of stealing ten rayon garments at S S Kresge 223 First Avenue East. Store staff pursued him after a scuffle and knife threat before police intercepted him near Avenue NE and Second Street. He was taken to the city jail with information to be filed Monday.
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S. S. Kresge
First Avenue E
C. E. Collins
Hunter
L. J. Ancel
Ferguson Sterling race narrows in Texas gubernatorial run off
late Saturday night Mrs Miriam A Ferguson gained ground on Gov R S Sterling with 229 of 254 counties reporting. Ferguson led by 9 369 votes as rural strongholds shifted and officials predicted record turnout in the Texas Democratic primary run off.
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Dallas
Tex
Miriam A. Ferguson
R. S. Sterling
Texas Election Bureau
Ferguson
Sterling
Mirian “Ma”Ferguson
Texas
Congressione Gro Gel Bo
Oklahoma Pilot Wins Transcontinental Handicap Derby
Roy Hunt of Norman Oklahoma won the 1932 transcontinental handicap air derby at Cleveland Airport finishing at 3 05 p m Iowa time. He was fourth to land but led in points and secured first place regardless of the final lap chasers.
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Roy Hunt
Norman
Okla
Iowa
Hunt
Akron
Al Capone Returns to Routine at Atlanta Prison
Al Capone, famed Chicago gang leader, completed a shoe shop shift and dined in the mess at Atlanta Penitentiary with about 1,600 inmates watching. Guards say he is a model prisoner and maintains discipline, health, and a growing waistline reduction, while visitors flood the prison in curiosity.
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Steve T. McGinnis
Atlanta
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Chicago
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A. C. Aderholt
U. S
Birmingham
Gerald Chapman
Dutch Anderson
Opebanly
America
Former Stage Star Donates Cash To Eva Tanguay
Lucy Cotton Thomas widow of multimillionaire Edward G. Thomas offered a substantial sum to Eva Tanguay, the once famous entertainer now penniless in Hollywood. Thomas spoke by phone from the Lido Country Club saying theatrical groups cannot help as before and Tanguay should not bear the stock market crash alone.
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INS
Eva Tanguay
Hollywood
Lucy Cotton Thomas
Thomas
Edward G
Red
This Is RENTAL WEEK in Cedar Rapids Want Ad section
Rental week showcases apartments furnished rooms housekeeping rooms and houses across Cedar Rapids. Landlords still have time to start ads for vacancies with readers scanning the rental ads all week. Dial 2-1121 before noon Monday to place a big rental directory ad with special 3 day and 7 day rates and free For Rent signs.
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Olson offers to unite co ops to set farm prices
In Minnesota Governor Floyd B Olson proposes using his office to join about 4600 cooperative groups into a single large unit to fix farm prices. The plan aims to reduce highway picketing and potential violence during the farm strike and rally support for orderly action.
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Floyd B. Olson
Minnesota
Unified marketing control plan spurs farm price goal
South Dakota farm holiday proponents adopt September 5 as start date to withhold farm products from market while Governor Green joins in a 15 state plan for coordinated marketing control. A conference with 15 Midwest governors is proposed for September 9 in Sioux City to discuss lawful price-raising steps.
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Huron
South Dakota
Warren E. Green
Green
Middlewest
Sioux City
Farmers to Form Produce and Dairy Strike Union Hill Meeting
Farmers in the Bowling Green area plan a Sunday meeting at Union Hill to organize a produce and dairy strike. Milo Reno, head of the Farmers National Holiday Association, is slated to preside and address a Monday Shelbyville, Indiana gathering.
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Milo Reno
Farmers’ National Holiday Association
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Jury in Torture Death Awaits Verdict in Nassau
Three Nassau county policemen Deputy Chief Frank D and Detectives Leslie W and Harry W Zander faced manslaughter charges after a man died during interrogation in Mineola. The jury retired Saturday amid reports of possible deadlock at ten to two for acquittal after four days of deliberation.
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Nassau County
Frank d
Leslie W
Harry W. Zander
Clow
Chinese Bandits Slain Near Mills Clash in Chihli
Japanese military authorities said 2,590 Chinese bandits were killed in a recent clash near mills in Chihli province, with reports filed from Kushan China. The claim underscores ongoing hostilities in the border region as forces clash over control.
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Chihli
Massive Lancashire Cotton Strike Hits 900000 Britons
In Manchester 200,600 cotton workers walk out after a 13 day grace period as wage and hour talks fail. The strike risks spreading to 500,000 operatives with clashes feared between workers and owners. The move comes amid global unrest and India Gandhi boycott support.
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Mahatma Gandhi
India
Woman and boy vanish with mysterious employer
In Lena Illinois relatives fear foul play after Mrs Lucille Mordick 26 and her son Philip 5 disappeared with a man named Leon Neff who hired her as a housekeeper on August 5 He claimed to own a 700 acre farm between Lena and Winslow Neff also spoke of a $30000 bank balance authorities have yet to locate the bank account or farm and search continues
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Philip
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Elmer Williams
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Neff
Hoover and guests gather at Rapidan camp fireplace
President and Mrs. Hoover host a diverse group of visitors at the Rapidan camp town hall. They chat by open fireplaces after arriving by mountain retreat, sharing an early supper as the weekend gathering proceeds.
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Three Nic Bandits Battle Ends with Guard Route
Three known native bandits were killed in a clash at Esteli Nicaragua when U S Marines led by Lieut Michael Mahoney routed 46 bandits on Friday. Local chief Thomas Blandon died in the fight along with two others. Chief Brandon is identified as not the Sandino leader and had died three years ago. No guardsmen were hurt.
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