Three Suspects Held in Minneapolis in Indiana Bank Robberies
Minneapolis police held three men for Indiana authorities after a waitress identified them as possible bandits tied to the Carbon holdup and a Brazil Indiana bank robbery. The men, Wallace Brady Everett Kocher and Lloyd Griffith, claimed to be necktie salesmen and faced extradition for armed holdups and a payroll blast in Detroit.
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Minneapolis
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Alice Speed Stoll
Louisville
Indiana
Annie Brown
Robinson
Carbon
Minnecapolis
Wallace Brady
Everett Kocher
Lloyd Griffith
Brazil
Ind
Pendleton
Detroit
Louis P. Smith
Danville
Lansing
Mich
Student Pleads Guilty To Forgery in Iowa City
Lewis Burnham an 18 year old University of Iowa freshman pled guilty in district court to forgery. Clerks at a cigar store identified his signature as the same handwriting found on earlier forged checks. Burnham admitted signing the name Thomas Johnson on checks and using forged checks from September. Judge Harold J D Evans released him without bond until sentencing with no date set.
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Iowa City
Lewis Burnham
University of Iown
Charles City
Burnham
Poliee
Thomas Johnson
Prince Sed
STOFO
Harold JD Evans
Town Gob Drowns In Fall From U S Ship
A town resident drowned after falling from a U S ship during a voyage. Authorities report the incident occurred while the vessel was offshore near the harbor. Investigations into the death are ongoing.
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U.S
Radio Schedule Chaos Prints Across National Networks
A scrambled listing details NBC WEAF WJZ CBS and other networks with morning and afternoon programs. Entries name orchestras, soloists, religious services, and talk shows tied to WBC stations, sharing a wide array of performers and programs throughout a dense schedule.
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Galaxy of Stars
NBC
WAMAQ
Hanes Mooners
WJZ
Johnson Arch
Rnickerbockers
WBBM
WMT
WEAF
Tony
CBS
WABC
Lover's Lane
WIZ
Lyons Orch
Nbci
Velas Orch
INBC
WZ Chain
Rexy Battle
Russo Orch
Ureen Arch
Don Pedro Orch
Weulsch
Mleh
Jon
Our Barn
WEAP
WHO
News
Rhamer
Dack Fittler
CRS
Ik— Lack Heller
WAZ
NHC Weaf
Sternev
NBC Wiz Cloon Tite Guvar
CRS Ware
WBAM
Othetorktes Oreh
Nh Weaf
Lord Aansta Arch
Sbet YU Can “ A
Marding Sisters
Sir Grim Reece
Peerlers
Weaf Chain
Alden Edkins
Dr Cadman
Weap Who
WBRM
Cleveland String Quartet
Roger Whitman
Major Newrs
Montserrat
Spain
Dr Poling
WJM
Marv Small
Wirgses Orch
Sally of
Mmr
Schumann Eink Apery Steele
WJ2
WLW
Martha Orch
WOBM
Huey Long Plans Kingfish Constitution Draft
Baton Rouge AP Huey P Long moves to rewrite Louisiana Constitution to strip local governments of power and punish opponents He orders actions against Alexandria and New Orleans administrations while clashing with Baton Rouge officials and facing impeachment history from 1929 The senator’s vast legal reach spans from state offices to public schools as a third special session unfolds.
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Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Long
Alexandria
T. Semmes Walmsley
New Orleans
House
Standard Ol Company
Senate
Tong
Iowa City Natural Gas Permit Challenge Filed
A petition for a temporal injunction was filed in district court on Friday by George F. Johnston owner of the Johnston Coal company. He seeks to block the city council and engineer from issuing a permit to install natural gas lines after Iowa City Power and Light company applied for the permit. Judge Harold D Evans set January for hearing.
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Iowa City Cap
Cty Council
Britain Fights Shy Of Stabilization
London financial circles said Britain would avoid currency stabilization until President Roosevelt clarifies if further cuts to the dollar are possible. Neville Chamberlain announced Britain cannot seek stabilization under current conditions.
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Britain
London
Ranevelt
Americas
Great Britain
Neville Chamberlain
The
Commons Today
Kellogg Insists World Not Preparing for War
Former secretary of state Frank B. Kellogg, now a judge in Geneva, said in New York that the world is not headed for war. He cited public desire for peace and the League of Nations as buffers, noting Japan aims at a better naval ratio and that Hungary and Yugoslavia sought League mediation.
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New York
Frank B. Kellogg
Japan
Gran Chaco
Europe
Permanent Court of International Justice
Geneva
Kellogg
Hungary
Jugoslavia
League of Nations
Saar
State to end fiscal year with no overdrafts
Des Moines AP reports State Deputy Comptroller C Fred Porter says general operating funds will close June 30 without overdrafts barring unforeseen costs. A $500000 balance remains with the treasurer as sales tax receipts expected from the tax board will prevent cash shortage. The tax board owes $1568419.10 on a 1934 allotment. Starting Jan 1 the state expects $1500000 in sales tax each quarter.
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Des Moines
Fred Porter
State Tax Board
Porter
Tax Board
Feet Tickling Cure of Yawning Case in Chicago
George Van Cleas a 31 year old special police officer yawning up to 20 times a minute since Thursday evening was treated by Drs Albert Slepyan and Irving Mishkin who tickled his feet with a rubber headed hammer. The doctors called it mental hysteria and said he would rest in the hospital for several days.
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Chicago
George van Cleas
van Cleas
Albert Slepyan
Irving Mishkin
Poison Sandwich Murder Conviction Shocks Chicago
Lawrence Cozzi, 25, was found guilty by a criminal court jury of the murder of prisoner Rocco Pisano after delivering poison filled sandwiches to the county jail in a bid to kill a key state's witness, Harold Clifford, who distributed the sandwiches to Pisano. The jury imposed a fourteen year sentence and a new trial request will be heard January 4.
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Chicago
Lawrence Corm
Rocco Pisano
Cozzi
Harold Clifford
Clifford
Pisano
Stage Two Holdups and Burglary Here
Police report multiple crimes including a streetcar holdup where a bandit with a nickel plated gun forced the motorman to a location before escaping, and a purse snatching on Fourteenth Street NE. A Challed pharmacy break in yielded cigarets and valuables. Zervakis resisted a noon holdup while carrying 1100 dollars.
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Kobusch
Harry Morrison
Johnson Avenue NW
Twelfth Avenue
Seventh Street
Morrison
Mary Jane Brown
B Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Miss Brown
RFC to Operate Moffat Railroad
The government will take over the Denver and Salt Lake Moffat railroad for the first time under RFC direction likely late Friday. John W. Barriger ICC chief examiner and Judge Wilson McCarthy of Salt Lake City will lead transition with federal reps on the board.
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Denver
MNL
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Denver and
Texas Youth Admits He Killed Father
Sequin Texas 17 year old Emil W Bock Jr confessed to detectives Friday that he killed his 56 year old father a wealthy businessman and retired farmer with an iron pipe in the dining room of the palatial Bock home. The youth said the motive was his father's refusal to sanction his marriage.
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Seguin
Tex
Emil W. Bock, Jr
Bock
Nervous Breakdown Tales and Thyroid Clues
A reader recounts visiting three doctors for nervous exhaustion misdiagnosed as nerves. After a thorough exam, the thyroid problem, likely hyperthyroidism, is suspected. The piece urges patients to change doctors when told it is mere nerves and advises physicians to listen and investigate seriously.
Questions and Answers from The Old Harpies Keep At It
An advice column reflects worries of expectant mothers and teens about health myths. It debunks pregnancy superstition and pimples causation while offering brief guidance. Readers send stamped envelopes for replies addressed to Dr. Brady at the National Newspaper Service, Chicago.
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Harpies
Board of Health
Bour of Health
Brady
William Brady
National Newspaper Service
Madison Street
Chicago
Crazed by liquor man shoots landlady then kills self
Charles Beck, apparently intoxicated, shot and killed his landlady Mrs. Ida Jarvey in Ontonagon Michigan on Thursday and then fatally wounded himself. He died fifteen minutes later.
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Ontonagon
Mich
Charles Beck
Ida Jarvey
Administratrix appointed in Snyder estate in Linn County
On December 6 1934 Bernice Ermold was appointed and qualified as Administratrix of the estate of George P Snyder late of Linn County Iowa. All debts owed to the estate should be paid to the administratrix and all claims must be filed with the Linn County Iowa District Court Clerk.
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Istratrix
State of
Iowa
Linn County
George P. Snyder
Bernice Ermold
Administratriz
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