Riots in Paris as Troops Endure Mob Violence
French mobs battled police across Paris with 3050 communists at the Rue Rivoli and near the United States embassy. Troops were deployed to protect the chamber of deputies while fires damaged the ministry of marine and other sites amid calls to oust Premier Daladier.
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Paris
Joan of Arc
Rivoli
Ministry of Marine
Daladier
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Seine
Chamber
Stavisky
Endangered Government Faces Rioting Mob Across Paris
The scene erupts as auto buses ignite near the United States embassy and Elysee palace. Police fire on crowds at Place de la Concorde where 50 plus wounded as 10 000 protestors chant Down with the assassins Vive la revolution. Daladier government struggles amid royalist rioters seeking its overthrow.
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United States
Ambassadors Theater
Elysee Palace
Place de la Concorde
Ministry of Marine
la Revolution
Daladier
Pardon Call Spurs Debate Over Liquor Violators
Des Moines AP reports a proposed clemency move to free prohibition violators, arguing fairness for the poor. The measure cites costs and prison demographics, with Supreme Court rulings affecting pending cases in southern Iowa. Notable defendants include Henry and Leonard Chapman Des Moines figures and several Burlington residents.
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DES Moines
Iowa
United States Supreme Court
Henry and
Leonard Chapman
Carroll
Pete Rand
Henry Guardino
Charles Eaton
John P Swaine
Fred G Webster
Oral M Fieming
Don Monahan
Verne Koestner
George Lewis
Sam Hutchinson
Burlington
Jacobsen seeks renomination papers for re election
Washington AP Representative Jacobsen of the Second Town district announced he would run for re election this fall. He said Tuesday he requested the state secretary to mail filing papers as he begins a second term in the House.
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Washington (Ap
Jacobsen
Linn Board Sets Hearing On $72 000 Poor Fund Bonds
Linn county supervisors set February 17 at 10 am for a hearing on issuing 72000 in poor fund bonds to cover warrants for October December 1933. The issue, at 4 1 2 percent interest, follows a prior 117000 series and increases total poor fund bonded indebtedness to 540000.
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Linn Board
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Merchants National Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Cattle Aid Bill Moves To Senate
The Senate Agriculture Committee favorably reported the Connally bill to place cattle under the Agriculture Adjustment Act. The House had passed a similar measure with a $200,000,000 fund for immediate beef and dairy benefits, while the Senate proposal relies on a processing tax on beef to fund benefits.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Connally
House
Senate
Iowa Senate Reaches Compromise on Tax Bill Details
The Iowa Senate debated retail sales tax and income measures with a main amendment limiting deductions to 5 percent of assessed value, capping at 2500 dollars. The tally showed mixed support as amendments were reconsidered and defeated, with figures forecasting about 19.9 million dollars annual revenue from combined taxes and services.
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Senate
Hicklin
Wenner
Roy E. Stevens
Ottumwa
Beatty Bennett Booth
Cardey Coykendall
Husted
Irwttr
Reese Shandle Stanley
Topying
Triprs Werrer Nurs Anderson Archenbrenner
Aiden
Bensisies
Bars Calhoun
Chrye
al Elthon
Fraites
Geske
Harrington
HK Hopkins Hush
Kiemme Knudson
Lee McArthur
Meyer Muller
Buchanan
Moe
Nelson Patterson
Ritchie Reclors
Schmidt Stevens
Decatur
Valentine Wilson
Fisch Miler
Jones
Stevens
Wapello
Kinnerly
Congress Denied Right To Cut Pay Of Retired Judges
The Supreme Court ruled Congress cannot reduce the salaries of retired federal judges. The challenge was brought by Circuit Judge Walter F. Both of Minnesota and District Judge Charles F. Amidon of North Dakota, both retired but sometimes recalled to active duty.
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Congress
Washington
INS
Supreme Court
Walter F Both
Minnesota
Charles F Ami~don
North Dakota
Kansas Senate Acquits Auditor In Bond Case
Kansas State auditor was acquitted by the state senate on impeachment charges tied to a $1.5 million forged bond scandal. The 22 to 10 to 18 vote found him not guilty of certifying warrants as destroyed while they remained in circulation.
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Topeka Kantuppy
Will French
Kansas
State Senate
Capital hush up and probes widen in big scandals
Witnesses named include J. B. Woodside and Benjamin Ourisman with Captain Thomas H. Nixon. Dern presses army probe amid alleged lobby influence and underspent defense funds. Boeing profits cited, aviation lobbyists named. Adams and Ingalls ordered to testify on wartime aircraft contracts.
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Kansas
American Legion
Woodring Watyed
J. B. Woodside
McCarl
General Motors Co
Benjamin Ourisman
Ourisman Chevrolet Co
Thomas H. Nixon
Army Ordnance Department
Garnett
Dern
Army
Justice Department
Silverman
Boeing
Capitol Hill
Sen. McCarran
Air- Mail
Teapot Dome
Boeing Air Transport Company
Black
Kremer
Paul Henderson
Hainer Henshaw
George S. Wheat
C. C. Thompson
James P. Murray
Sec
Waples To Attend Session Of Mortgage Bankers Assn Board
Frank C. Waples president of Midland Mortgage and vice president of the Mortgage Bankers Association of America will attend the association board midwinter meeting in Chicago. He will participate actively in discussions as an authority on farm mortgages during the two day session.
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Waples
Mortgage Bankers Assn. Board
Frank C. Waples
Midland Mortgage Company
Mortgage Bankers Association of America
Association
Palmer House
Chicago
Mrs Mary Wickham Dies at 61 in Springville Home
Mrs Mary Wickham 61 wife of Will Wickham died suddenly at home in Springville at 630 pm Monday. She lived in Springville 14 years and is survived by her husband a daughter Mrs Mabel Fuhrmeister Iowa City three sons Raymond Glenn Wickham Marion and Gifford Wickham Springville nine grandchildren. Funeral services will be at the family home Thursday 1 pm conducted by Rev James Gallahar of Springville. Burial in Wallick Cemetery near Lisbon.
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Springville
Mary Wickham
Will Wickham
Mabel Fuhrmeitster
Iowa City
Raymond
Glenn Wickham
Marion
Gifford Wickham
James Gallahar
Wallick Cemetery
Lisbon
Marengo Delinquent Tax Case Granted and Divorces Granted
The Marengo delinquent paying tax suit against William Martens and others receives a trial notice with Bess Eby Wallace and Claypool and E. J. Sullivan appearing for Bessie Reed. In a separate case Ladora and Northern Telephone sue A W Primley and Frank Horn with Goldthwaite and Wilkinson for the defendants. Grand jury, January, refused to indict on criminal charges. Mrs Raymond Witt grefe granted divorce with right to return to maiden name Lois Coats.
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Marengo
William Martens
Bess Eby Wallace
Claypool
E. J. Sullivan
Bessie Reed
E. N Brown
E. N. Brown
Ladora
Northern Telephone Company
A. W Primley
Frank Horn
Goldthwaite and Wilkinson
Raymond W. Wittgrefe
Lois Coats
Iowa U Doctors Study Boy Who Just Regained Sight
Loren Lockhart a seven year old from Polk Missouri who was born blind has his art development studied by three University of Iowa psychologists to learn how early visual experience shapes creativity. They tested him after sight restoration and plan to track his drawings daily for a month while observing his color perception and learning.
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Iowa U
Boy
Springfield
Loren Lockhart
Polk
University of Iowa
Loren
Supreme Court Upholds Refusal to Stop Farm Foreclosure
Des Moines AP reports Iowa Supreme Court upholds Judge Homer Fuller’s denial of a March 1935 continuance for Myron Wilmarth, Adams County farmer. The court ruled the district judge can deny extension if good cause is lacking, citing solvency and failure to apply rents to taxes and debt. Justices Mitchell and Kintzinger dissented.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Iowa Supreme Court
Homer Fuller
Mount Ayr
Myron Wilmarth
Adams County
Kindig
Supreme Court
Mitchell and
Kintzinger
Wilmarth
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Congress
Manchester Mayor Endorses Castor Oil Deterrent
Special to The Gazette from Manchester reports Mayor E G Dittmer advocates a nightly lodging meal and two ounces of castor oil as a treatment for undesirables. He claims the method stops repeat visits after initiating the practice at the start of the year.
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Manchester
E. G. Dittmer
Dittmer
Philadelphia
Teacher Identifies Spitball Incident Player
Willie Willis recalls being accused after a spitball claim and reflects on practice to perfect his not guilty look.
Narrow Escape as Ice Breaks on Cedar River Skating Party
Eight skaters narrowly avoided disaster on the Cedar river near the Ellis park bathhouse at 11 p.m. Monday after two broke through the ice. Bernice Nemec and Jack Crew were pulled to safety as rescuers fought the waist deep current, with several sustaining cuts and bruises.
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Cedar River
Ellis Park
Manhattan Beach
Ellis Bathhouse
Bernice Nemec
Fourteenth Street
Jack Crew
D Avenue NE
Lyman and
Deane Benton
B Avenue NE
Irene Nemec
Bernice
Howard Chapin
Alice Kolda
Florence Nemec
Miss Folda
Miss Kolda
Linn Corn Loans Reach 296993 35 Total Bushels 661863
Linn county corn loans total 296993 35 for 661863 bushels. Washington county loans pass 225000 in corn. Cedar county loans total 266365 10 with three new loans on 7737 bushels for 3475 85.
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Linn
Linn County
Washington
Washington County
Cedar Tipton
Cedar County
Cedar Rapids Couple Marriage Licenses Listed
David A. G. Ampey and Neema Tobin both of Cedar Rapids. George E. Merrifield and Mary O'Keefe both of Cedar Rapids. Lumir E. Dostal and Lithy Kudrna both of Cedar Rapids.
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David A. G. Ampey
Neema Tobin
Cedar Rapids
George E. Merrifield
Mary O'Keefe
Lumir E. Dostal
Lithy ‘Kudrna
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