Carol Rejigs Romanian Cabinet Aims Police Dictator Move
King Carol plans a police dictator to curb the Iron Guard as cabinet reshuffle shifts Titulescu out and places General Gabriel Marinescu as under secretary of the interior with control over police. Premier Ion Duca’s assassination linked crackdown surfaces alongside Magda Lupescu tensions.
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Bucharest
INS
Iron Guard
Carol
Nicholas Titulescu
Roumania
Mme
Magda Lupescu
Tron Guard
Mme. Lupescu
Ion Duca
Gabriel Marinescu
G. Tatarescu
Victor Antonescu
Titurescu
League of Nations
Little Entente
France
Farm income hits new highs amid drought and strong demand
Officials reported July farm income the best since 1929 and cash to farmers for the first seven months of the year at 4.024 billion, the best for a similar period since 1930. Forecasts call for larger monthly cash incomes later in 1935 due to strong consumer demand and heavy livestock marketings. Railroads also posted gains with the Association of American Railroads noting a 27.4 percent rise in July operating revenues to 339.572 million from 266.583 million a year earlier, with all three districts posting higher net incomes.
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Department
Association of American Railroads
Vice Presidents Elected At Iowa Lutheran Meeting
The Iowa American Lutherans state convention at Monona elected Rev. S. Sandrock of Bellevue first vice president for two years and Rev. W. E. F. Meier of Manson third vice president. Nominating committee members include Revs. Baumgartner George, Nassen Allison, Jahr Strawberry Point, Daugs La Porte City, Braun Lost Nation, Grossman Waverly, Greven Greene. Memorial services honored four decades of ministry for Revs. Waltner Kurtz Westenberger.
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Monona
K. Waltner
W. Kurtz
J. Westenberger
Lemke Blames Bankers for Low Mood in Rally Remarks
William Lemke, Union Party presidential candidate, told a Worcester rally that federal reserve bankers are mainly responsible for the nation's low mood and poverty. He argued wealth concentration came from nonbouncing rubber checks and warned of credit cancellation by international bankers.
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Worcester
Mass
Federal Reserve Bankers of America
William Lemke
Union Party
National Union For Social Justice
North Dakota
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Washington
Snake Bites Man as Onlookers Handle Creature in Burlington
A passerby showed a four foot snake at a Burlington filling station. The station owner teased the snake, which then bit him on the finger. Minutes later the reptile died.
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Burlington
N. C
Ead
Man Deflates Hen Puffiness Weekly in Memphis
Memphis man E W Maddox treats his hen Puffy by puncturing her with a pen knife to release air, a weekly routine begun after Puffy swelled up like a balloon. The cycle continues as he searches for the underlying cause of the inflations.
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Memphis
Tenn
E. W. Maddox
Edenton Boy Camp Trip Prompts First Outbound Letter
Shelton Moore, age 10, leaves home for a camping trip with friends. His mother had urged daily letters and his first card home reads Dear Mama Hot skeeters flies snakes Snooks reflecting his rough outdoor adventure.
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Edenton
N. C
Shelton
Snooks
Moore
Constable Refused Suit Case Law in Spokane Incident
Spokane police recount a youth wearing an unpaid-for suit while walking with two women. Constable Engle sought guidance from Deputy Prosecutor Colburn who ruled that the man could not be stripped under the law unless trousers were found on the bed-post.
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Spokane
Clyde Engle
A. O. Colburn
Oklahoma 3.2 taverns defy dry law on Sundays
Tulsa reports show 3.2 beer taverns serving high balls on Sundays despite Oklahoma being a dry state. Chief Roy Hyatt ordered arrests but hit a stalemate as warrants for search and seizure in private businesses were deemed invalid on Sunday.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Roy Hyatt
Births: Lyle Robert Hurt and Lumir Ceynar's Son
Born to Mr and Mrs Walter Hurt of 1314 Coldstream Avenue NE a son Lyle Robert on August 28 at Mercy Hospital. Also a son born to Mr and Mrs Lumir Ceynar at 1629 Fourteenth Avenue on August 28 at Mercy Hospital.
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Walter Hurt
Coldstream Avenue
Lyle Robert
Mercy Hospital
Lumir Ceynar
Fourteenth Avenue Eos
Mercy Hospi
City Briefs and Personals
Five gallons of gasoline a gasol ine tank cap and a blanket were stolen from M E Cook’s car on Wednesday night. Fire Chief Emil Kohout reported a substantial check from John Horak in appreciation of the department’s services after a recent fire. George Heiss pled not guilty to intoxication and disturbing the peace and changed his plea to guilty, fined $25 and costs with $15 suspended.
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M. E. Cook
Burch Avenue NW
Emil P. Kohout
John Horak
George Heiss
M Avenue NE
Rev Homer Crumb to Speak at St James Sunday Service
The Rev. Homer A. Crumb of St James Methodist will speak at the 11 a.m. Sunday service at St James on "Sure Things" with Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. The fourth quarterly conference is set for Tuesday at 8 p.m.
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Homer A. Crumb
St. James Methodist Church
St. James
Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday Services Schedule
Sunday services at Trinity Lutheran Church Missouri Synod on First Avenue and Fourteenth Street W include divine service at 8 30 a m with the topic Convention Echoes Sunday school at 9 30 a m and Gottesdienst at 9 45 a m The Lord s supper will be observed Sept 6 at 8 30 a m Announcements will be tomorrow The ladies aid will meet Thursday at 2 30 p m
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Trinity Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod
First Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Ladies’ Aid
Local contractor Tom Whipple to undergo operation
Cedar Rapids builder Tom Whipple now resides on a Springville farm and will undergo an operation in Rochester on Monday.
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Tom Whipple
Cedar Rapids
Springville
Rochester
Hold Oelwein Man Arrested for Suspicious Items
Andres E. Johnson, 60, of Oelwein, was arrested by police at 5:50 p.m. Friday and held for investigation after officers found four fish knives and a new pair of pliers on him. Residents near First Avenue and Thirteenth Street NE reported improper conduct.
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Andres E. Johnson
Oelwein
First Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Local Traffic Violations Result In Fines
A list of motorists fined one dollar and costs for violations including double parking overtime parking and parking too near a fire hydrant in Cedar Rapids and nearby addresses Frances Kephart G H Cockburn Jr W H Coddington Paul Williver Daniel Cortez Mrs H C Nash and Geneva Bean cited for various infractions with specific locations noted.
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Frances Kephart
G. H. Cockburn, Jr
W. H. Coddington
Second Avenue SE
Paul Williver
First Avenue
Daniel Cortez
Twelfth Avenue SE
H. C. Nash
Cedar Rapids
Geneva Bean
First Street
Fined For Overloading On Charges Before Justice Reed
M L Johnson of Cedar Rapids and E Carlberg of Chicago were fined 10 dollars plus costs for axle overloading following arraignment before Justice A S Reed on Saturday. Rex R McLarnan of the state highway patrol filed the charges. Ralph Whiting and Richard McNeil were fined 25 dollars and costs for lacking proper trucking licenses. Justice Reed suspended 20 dollars of McNeil's fine. Oscar Workman, 18, of 144 Thirty third Street SE, was fined 10 dollars and costs for reckless driving. Sid Mills, 24, of 417 Tenth Street SE, was fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxication. State Patrolmen Martin and Hallgren arrested the men.
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M. L. Johnson
Cedar Rapids
E. Carlberg
Chicago
A. S. Reed
Rex R. McLarnan
State Highway Patrol
Ralph Whiting
Richard McNeil
Clem Boyle
Railroad Commission
Justice Reed
McNeil
Oscar Workman
Thirty-third Street SE
Robinson Denounces Landon Tax Speech as Confused
Senate Democratic Leader Joseph T. Robinson criticized Alf Landon's Buffalo campaign address as the most confused taxation discussion in years. He argued Landon offered no plan to fix tax abuses and contradicted himself on tax repeal and a balanced budget while claiming benefits of the 1936 tax bill.
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Little Rock
Ark
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
Alf M. Landon
Buffalo
Robinson
Republican Party
Landon
Terre Haute Storm Damage Estimated More Than $500000
Terre Haute Ind AP city engineer estimates windstorm damage between 500000 and 700000 dollars after a deadly night. debris removal and rebuilding will take several days as trees, downed lines and unroofed homes affect 63000 residents.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Robert Paige
Three More Nations Join Arms Embargo On Spain
Belgium Denmark and Turkey agreed to embargo arms to Spain and pledged to honor the non intervention pact. British officials denied plans to convene rebels and loyalists at Hendaye to pursue humanization efforts, noting diplomacy will target Madrid and rebel HQ.
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London
INS
Belgium
Denmark
Turkey
Spain
Hendaye
Madrid
A. M. Hagen Fined In Forest City Police Court
A. M. Hagen of Forest City was fined ten dollars plus costs after pleading guilty in police court on Saturday.
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A. M. Hagen
Forest City
Crater Identified as "Prospector" in Mountain Search
Los Angeles police detectives identified a 1930 photograph of missing former New York justice Joseph Crater as showing him as a prospectors in the Cuyamaca mountains of San Diego county. The six year search, led by Captain Walter Allen, extended into the remote area Friday and Saturday.
Three Mary Pickford Witnesses Attack Cornell's Reputation
In Boston a churchman an iceman and a landlord testified as defense witnesses in the Mary Pickford slander suit filed by J Raymond Cornell. The witnesses recounted payments rent and alleged payments for manuscripts while Cornell pursued legal actions over fees and alleged injuries.
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Mary Pickford
Cornell
Boston
INS
U. S
Francis B. Burns
J. Raymond Cornell
Wellesley
Burns
Edmund R. DeWing
Miss Pickford
New York
Gilbert C. Carpenter
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Providence
R. I
Carpenter
James R. Smith
Quincy
Smith
John H. Taylor
Taylor
Lunatic Arrested After Threat To Shoot President
A 70 year old former insane asylum inmate from Hecla South Dakota left home after telling friends he was headed to Pierre to shoot the President. He was jailed in Aberdeen after a 48 hour search. Special officers found a stone wedged on a rail as a possible second attempt.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Hecla
Pierre
Melvin Nelson
Nelson
Roosevelt tours drought areas amid relief push
President Roosevelt urges drought stricken plains to stay put as federal relief and long range plans are promoted. He cites Henry Welbus case of 221 loan repaid with calves sale and emphasizes economy of spending to save future costs.
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Pacific
Roosevelt
Aberdeen
Henry Welbus
Henry
Mr. Roosevelt
Darlene
Washington
Huron
Cool front cools north central region amid heat relief
Chicago reports a broad cool spell as government forecaster A. W. Cook notes little temperature change over the weekend. Readings in the low eighties replace recent 100 degree heat across Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, Illinois and northern Indiana, with gradual spread to southern Illinois and Indiana.
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Chicago
North Central
A. W. Cook
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Cook
Dakotas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Typhoon in Korea Kills 391 as 80 Missing
A Korean typhoon swept the southern peninsula killing 391 people. Eighty missing, 45 injured, and extensive property damage were reported in the official tally released Saturday by authorities.
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Seoul
Korea
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