Hoover Landon Rally Demands Aid for Europe's Minorities
In Madison Square Garden a 20,000 strong crowd heard former President Hoover and ex Gov Landon condemn Nazi and Stalinist oppression. They urged aid for Europe's distressed Jews and minorities, backed by Jewish Congress AFL and Church Peace Union.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Alfred M. Landon
Kansas
Madison Square Garden
America
Europe
Hoover
F. H. LaGuardia
Chicago
Landon
Topeka
Kan
Americas
American Jewish Congress
The
AFL
Church Peace Union
Poland
Roosevelt
Stephen S. Wise
American-Jewish Congress
Transfusions Key in Treating Severe Burns
Three Indianapolis physicians report in the Journal of the American Medical Association that early and repeated blood transfusions are imperative for the effective treatment of extensive and critical burns.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Journal of the American Medical Association
Pigs and Camels Said to Be Non swimmers
A line claims pigs and camels are the only animals that cannot swim. The assertion is presented without context or supporting evidence.
Barrymore praises daughter Diana in Chicago stage debut
John Barrymore watched Diana Barrymore 18 perform in Outward Bound then rushed backstage and praised her talent. He called her the most talented in the family and remarked she would make a helluva Barrymore. Diana, fourth generation, is daughter of novelist Michael Strange. He attended with a busman's holiday and told her he was proud.
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Chicago
John Barrymore
Diana
Butch
Barrymore
Michael Strange
Elien Drew
Slug
Paper and Two Employees Convicted for Misleading Headlines
The Item company Ltd and two staffers were found in contempt of federal court for printing allegedly misleading headlines about the Shushan mail fraud trial. The publisher was fined 100 dollars on two counts, while Moore and Webbe faced 25-dollar penalties each.
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New Orleans
The
Item Company, Ltd
Item
Tribune
Shushan
Wayne G. Borah
J. W. F. Moore
James A. Webbe
Eberhard Deutsch
Abraham L. Shushan
Orleans
10 20 30 Years Ago in the Gazette
The item notes weddings and travels including William P Brook smit and Abbott in Florida, Mrs R S Moore and son visiting Boston, Byron A Barlow elected Cedar Rapids Life Underwriters president, Czech reporters Tulka and Formanek touring Cedar Rapids, and Greene’s opera house feature The Love Kiss. A collision injures Mrs A W Lessinger in Cedar Rapids. Miss Helen Reynolds returns to Rockford College to spend time at home.
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William P. Brooksmit
Florida
John H. Abbott
Boone
Cedar Rapids
R. S. Moore
Boston
Byron A. Barlow
Cedar Rapids Life Underwriters Association
Montrose
Prague
Charles Tulka
Jerry Formanek
Greene’s Opera House
A. W. Lessinger
Third Avenue
Third Street
Helen Reynolds
Rockford College
Rockford
Ill
Family plans winter stay in California for holidays
Mr and Mrs Grant E Reynolds accompany their daughter and the Rohrbachers to Santa Ana California for a winter stay. Mrs Rohrbacher and her daughter Doris will remain for the season while Mr Rohrbacher returns after a month.
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Grant E. Reynolds
William Rohrbacher
Doris
Santa Ana
Calif
Blanche Bates Performs at Greene's Opera House Today
Blanche Bates starred in The Fighting Hope at Greene's opera house today. Mrs H F Daniels departed for California to tour various winter spots. Mrs F W Fisher has returned from Phoenix Arizona after visiting her sister. Mrs Frank Sindelar left for Imperial California to tend to her seriously ill husband there.
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Blanche Bates
Greene’s Opera House
H. F. Daniels
California
F. W. Fisher
Phoenix
Ariz
Frank Sindelar
Imperial
Calif
Former Equitable Trust VP Sentenced for Looting Near Million
Lucian A. Eddy, ex vice president of Equitable Trust, was sentenced to one year and one day in federal prison. He and others were convicted of looting investment trusts and management firms totaling nearly $1,000,000. Co-defendants Samuel Sobel and Edward Embrace received two years and one year plus a day.
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Leo Okin
Brooklyn
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Adolf Hitler
Joseph Stalin
New York
INL
Lucian A. Eddy
Equitable Trust Company
Edward A. Conger
Treasuries
Samuel Sobel
Edward Embree
Kenyon and Company
Weill Management defendants fined and suspended in plea case
Judge Conger suspended sentences for three defendants who pled guilty and testified for the government. The defendants are Charles Russell Kenyon of New Bedford Mass Norman E Dizen and George R Cranthan both of Boston. The men were fined 10000 each. It is stated that it is mathematically possible for a pair of rabbits to have 30000 descendants in two years.
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Armstrong
Weill Management Company, Inc
Conger
Charles Russell Kenyon
New Bedford
Mass
Norman E. Dizen
George R. Cranthan
Boston
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Sioux
Aberdeen
First Ave
Geo. A. Crabb
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Luden
Copr
Ludens, Inc
Newman
General Electric
Ot Newman
de Luxe
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