Hamilton Attacks Roosevelt on State of the Union
John D M Hamilton, a Republican figure, challenged Roosevelt in Cincinnati, denouncing Rooseveltian collectivism and urging urgent repudiation of New Deal measures. He praised GOP rebels in Congress for opposing court packing and central control, urging a historic return to conservative governance.
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Accident Near Marion Corrects Earlier Report On Shoulder
Gazette readers learn new details from R J Pollock and J P Williams about a Friday evening crash one and a quarter miles east of Marion on highway 161. Mr and Mrs Pollock sustained bruises and Herbert DeWees is identified as the driver seen behind the other vehicle driven by Marguerite Sullivan of Ryan.
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J P. Williams
Whittier
All Iowa Livestock Show Opens With Band and Parade
Full program announced for the All-Iowa Livestock Show with a band concert the opening Monday, stock parade, junior livestock judging, vaudeville acts including the Five Car Goons and Five Eagles, saddle horse and hunter classes, Ernie Young’s Passing Parade, and the Cordovas barrel jumping troupe performing across the afternoon and evening programs.
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Hollywood
Five Cordovas
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Notices
Births reported at St Luke's hospital include twins born to Mr and Mrs J E Johnston Mount Vernon on August 28 and a son Kenneth Edward born to Mrs William Miller route 4 Marion. Mr Miller died last May. Also an inspection open 2 to Sunday at 2102 E Ave NE. Mr and Mrs Francis depart for Buffalo NY to attend the 38th National Encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars as delegates from local post No 788 and its auxiliary.
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Marion
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J. Arthur Young
Davenport
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Chicago
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Columbia University
Nelsons celebrate twenty fifth wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Norman Nelson of 1968 Second Avenue SE celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary Saturday.
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Second Avenue SE
Linn County Homestead Claims Certify Large Tax Exemptions
Abstracts show Linn County homestead exemptions on properties valued at 1917 6 5 for 1937 and 222 599 for 1926 approved by county supervisors. About 12 200 Linn County properties are listed nearly all homesteads. state board will allotments based on county totals.
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Robert M. Vesely
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State Board of Assessmert
Inc G.tle
Webster City man killed while attempting to board moving truck
Bayard Dilley aged 22 from Webster City died from injuries after being crushed beneath a trailer truck near the entrance to the state fairgrounds. He reportedly tried to board the moving vehicle driven by friend Harvey Olmstead as Olmstead planned to relieve him at the wheel. the truck was moving toward a gas station with a load of horses.
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Bayard Dilley
Webster City
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Harvey Olmstead
Olmstead
Film Star Flee Mob Of Adoring London Women
Film idol Robert Taylor escaped glare of London crowds on a balcony at Claridge s as adoring fans, led by two twins, chased his cigar butt, police had to restore order. He then flew to Paris with friends to see sights before further duties.
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Paris
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Dubuque Priest Named Charity Group Chairman
Rev Raymond P Duggan of Dubuque was elected chairperson of the Diocesan Directors of Catholic Charities at the national conference meeting. He succeeds Rex William H Meegan of Buffalo as the group’s chairman during the session preceding the conference opening.
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Raymond P Duggan
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Laws
Rex Willliam H Meegan
Catholic Charities At Buffalo
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Fort Madison man wins in apple competition
Des Moines AP reports George A. Schurk of Fort Madison clinched top honors in the Iowa state apple contest. His Delicious apples took the grand sweepstakes single plate cup, and his 10-plate display won the grand sweepstakes. Schurk also won the Ben Davis single plate award. other winners included Duchess, Mabel M True, and Edzgewond.
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George A. Schurk
Fort Madison
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Duchess
Mabel M True
Edzgewond
Deaths Edgar Tapper Funeral Details
Funeral services for Edgar B Tapper will be held at Turner chapel at 2 pm Monday with the Rev A A Brooke of St Pauls Methodist church officiating. Interment will be in Oak Hall cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Turner Chapel
A A Brooke
S T Paul's Methodist Church
Neating Bursa
Oak Hall
Legion Auxiliary
Lawson
Mob tries to lynch man accused of molesting woman in subway
In a Fourteenth street subway station a crowd of about 1000 beat and kicked John Ploshay after Joseph Carozza accused him of molesting a woman and a baby. He was rescued by police and booked for disorderly conduct as reports cite multiple prior sexual assaults and a spate of child murders in New York City.
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Fourteenth Street
John Ploshay
Queens
Joseph Carozza
Brooklyn
Ploshay
Carozza
Michael Flynn
New York City
Cedar Rapids Chosen Start Point for 200 Mile Pigeon Race
Cedar Rapids will host a 200 mile homing pigeon race on Sunday September 12 as part of a weekly series by pigeon clubs in the Greater Chicago Conference of the American Pigeon Racing Union. DeWitt will host a similar race next Sunday and Tama on September 19 with Chicago as the final destination.
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American Pigeon Racing Union
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British Anger Over Ambassador Wounding Intensifies
The Sunday Express says Britain demands immediate punishment for the aviators who wounded Sir Hughe. Britain denounces Japanese claims of Sir Hughe's imprudence and dismisses Tokyo's protest as trivial. Prime Minister Konoye states negotiations are impossible and China must be beaten.
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Japan
Charles Little
China
Tokio
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Anthony Eden
London
Hull
Bethlehem Steel Accused by Labor Board
The National Labor Relations Board charged Bethlehem Steel and its subsidiary with unfair labor practices aimed at blocking workers from organizing and bargaining. It cites domination of an employee representation plan across 14 plants and alleged interference during a June strike. Hearing set for September 8 in Franklin Boro, Pennsylvania. There is a petition to decide if 55,000 Bethlehem employees want SWOC representation led by Philip Murray.
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National Labor Relations Board
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Philip Murray
Big Cio
Bethlehem Steel Company
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Bethlehem
Franklin Boro
SWOC
Daniel Shields
Johnstown
Pat
Therm
German churches denounce Nazi policies in pulpit declaration
The Evangelical declaration condemns the Reich government for inaction on church complaints and warns against state control of church affairs. Led by Bishop August Marahrens, the bishops insist the church must preach the undiluted gospel with full freedom, not under earthly power. A Fulda Roman decree will be presented to the Pope by Cardinal Faulhaber.
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August Marahrens
Fulda
Michael Cardinal Faulhaber
Munich
Bankers Life Official Raymond Alberson Dies in Des Moines
Raymond B. Alberson aged 60, vice-president and general counsel of Bankers Life, died Saturday at his Des Moines home after months of illness. A Des Moines native and son of Amos N. Alberson, he studied at the University of Iowa and the University of Michigan, settling in Des Moines in 1900. funeral services set for Monday.
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Iowa
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University of Iowa
University of Michigan
Martin Reelect ed as Head of UAW
Homer Martin was reelected president of the United Auto Workers by acclamation after a compromise between unity and progressive factions ending a week of strife. George Addes kept as secretary treasurer, with the board enlarged from 12 to 17. The plan, backed by CIO leader John L. Lewis, aims for unity and rapid completion of union business.
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Milwaukee
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers of America
Martin
William E. Dowell
George Addes
International Union
Windham Mortimer
Unity
Richard Frankensteen
Progressives
CIO
Lewis
Michigan
Ohio
California
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Mercury Eases Off After Peak Of 90 Degrees
Temperatures cooled after a sultry Cedar Rapids day. The heat peaked at 90 at 4 pm, then fell to 77 by 7 pm and 72 by 9 pm under clear skies.
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