Milk Fund urged to double subscriptions for needy children
Fresh milk deliveries begin Monday with pints daily for both school and home recipients. Total need shows 700 public school children lack enough milk and only 352 pints daily are funded, with 658 more pints needed to reach a pint per child. Local donations total 386.02 dollars toward monthly milk costs. The piece also notes a legal case involving Harold M. Cooper and a dispute over liquor seals.
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A. BR. Menary
Ty Dairy
Enary
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Lions Rub Gives $50 Cash. the Youngs Tried People’s Kensington
St. Pal's
Methodist Church
Four Gane Presbyterian Church
fHoard’s Dairyman
Cooper details on Wisconsin liquor and seals in Cedar Rapids
The account describes Cooper linking Farmer to imported liquor from Wisconsin and possessing liquor commission seals. The reporter relays a phone exchange with Hutchinson and confirms Cooper acknowledged the statement about sending seals to Farmer. No objections were raised by Cooper to the published account.
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Coper
Farmer
Liquor Commission
Commission
Cooper
Wisconsin
Americans Allege Brutal Police Treatment in Osaka
Three American business leaders claim Japanese police rough handling after reporting knife-wielding attackers. They describe being bound, handcuffed, and paraded through Osaka streets for four hours before release. U.S. officials consider a protest and probe. Osaka and Kobe communities seek inquiry.
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Osaka
Japan
INS
R. H. K. Irvin
Harvard
Corn Products ,Refining Corporation
John Scott
Lexington
William
Manegex
Wayomrae
Aberdeen
Husky
Kobe
U. S S
Supreme Court Hints On Gold Ruling Date
Observers expected the Supreme Court to signal the date for gold case decisions at the Saturday conference in Washington. The court, meeting after arguments, was not planning to issue opinions on the following Monday, amid widespread speculation about timing.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Honest 13 year old returns found purse in Chicago
William Gerity, 13, found a purse with a $10 bill and placed an ad. Forty two claimants called but he identified the owner from the purse description, proving his honesty in Chicago.
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Chicago
William Gerity
Jobs Plan May Be Spread Out Over Two Years
Washington reports fear among senators that government credit for the 4 billion dollar work relief program may be stretched over two years. President Roosevelt urged planning to assure work for relief recipients and until private employment returns. Senate debates highlighted concerns about annual spending and national debt, with Vandenberg opposing the measure and Democrats attacking him.
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Washington
LLP
Roosevelt
Congress
Alva B. Adams
Colo
Kenneth McKellar
Tenn
Fealsoe Cus
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Mich
Vandenberg
Joseph T. Robinson
Reprieve Granted in Five Killings Case
Fred Blink, convicted in Ful ton county for the Sept 4 1934 massacre that killed five, including his former partner John Hamilton, receives a reprieve from Gov. Henry Horner to March 22 to allow a record and appeal to the Illinois Supreme Court. Blink faces execution in Joliet.
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Springfield
Ill
INS
Fred Blink
Whiteside
Fulton
Joliet
Henry Horner
Illinois Supreme Court
Blink
Amuck
John Hamilton
Kennamer to Tell His Story to Jury
Nine teen-year-old Phil Kennamer, Tulsa society member, will take the stand in his own defense in the killing of John F. Gorrell. He faces claims of temporary insanity and addiction to drink projected by alienists and his critics. His motive centers on protecting Miss Virginia Wilcox, a 19 year old millionaire’s daughter and his secret love, amid cross examination worries.
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Pawnee
Okla
Phil Kennamer
Tulsa
Virginia Wilcox
Millionaire
Franklin E. Kennamer
Kennamer
John F. Gorrell
Gorrell
Miss Wilcox
Hauptmann Reaches State Prison to Await Fate
Bruno Richard Hauptmann arrived at New Jersey state prison to wait for the death sentence for the Lindbergh baby murder. He was escorted by a large guard detail amid cameras and cheering crowds, insisting he is innocent as he was registered and assigned inmate number 17 400.
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Bruno
Trenton
N. J
INS
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey State Prison
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Hauptmann
Flemington
Sourland Mountains
Colonel Lindbergh
Irving Bleam
Bleam
Chicago Youths Return Here for Theft of Car
Three Chicago youths held in Des Moines for the theft of J. L. Hicks’s automobile at 1212 Oakland Road NE on Feb. 12 were returned to Cedar Rapids Friday afternoon by Assistant Police Chief Al Mikota and Patrolman Howard Walsh. They are charged with larceny of a motor vehicle. The prisoners identified themselves as Mike Rasperger 16 Abe Skaletzky 16 and James Thanas alias Jack G Sterino 16 all of Chicago.
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Chicago
Des Moines
J. L. Hicks
Oakland Road
Cedar Rapids
al Mikota
Howard Walsh
Mike Rasperger
Abe Skaletzky
James Thanas
Jack G. Sterino
Temperature Rises in Cedar Rapids Amid Cloudy Skies
Readings showed Cedar Rapids warming after a morning dip with 28 degrees by 1 15 PM after a low of 26. Early day highs reached 28 at 9 AM with prior 30 at 7 AM and 34 at 7 PM. Fragments note Friday's high 36 and forecasts call for unsettled colder tonight then fair skies and rising temps Sunday.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Mercury
Chambers Inskeep Company
Zeppelin Pilot Dies After Abdominal Operation
Hans Kurt Flemming, 46, relief captain of the Graf Zeppelin, died Saturday in Berlin following an abdominal operation.
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Berlin
Hans Kurt Flemming
Warden Predicts Hauptmann Confession In Two Weeks
Trenton prison warden Col George Selby promises Bruno Hauptmann will confess within two weeks upon arrival. He plans a careful plan using “comradely kindness” and a featured confidant to break the notorious killer, insisting previous hard cases have spoken.
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Hauptmann
Trenton
INS
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
George Selby
Selby
Herring Urges Speedy Liquor Control Probe
Governor Clyde L. Herring calls for a rapid inquiry into the liquor control commission to publicly disclose the true facts about the Des Moines central warehouse issue. He cites past incidents and seeks swift investigation of public warrants and gasoline tax handling under prior administration. The push follows a near unanimous legislative vote authorizing the probe.
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Clyde L. Herring
Liquor Control Commission
General Assembly
Commission
The
Liquor Commission
Mulberry
Herring
Johnson
Supreme Court to Rule on Farm Moratorium Law
The Frazier-Lemke farm moratorium law affecting $8 billion in mortgages goes to the Supreme Court for constitutionality review. The Louisville Joint Stock Land Bank appeals after the Sixth Circuit affirmed the law, arguing it lacks creditor asset distribution and infringes lender rights in mortgaged property.
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INS
Supreme Court
Louisville Joint Stock Land Bank
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Louisville Bank
Widow questioned in love triangle tied to Straub murder
In Chicago, police traced a .38 pistol used in Louis Straub's Saddle and Cycle Club killing to his widow and a married man, Peter Bricke. The widow admitted buying the gun from her father and selling it to Bricke, who denied involvement. Police questioned six others as they pursue motive and affairs at the club.
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Louis K. Straub
Peter Bricke
Straub
Saddle and Cycle Club
Morria Meyers
Bricke
Meyers
Plague murder trial ends in death sentences in Calcutta
In Calcutta two men were sentenced to death for conspiring to kill Amarendra Pande with plague germs. Stepbrother Benoyendra Bhattacharya allegedly enlisted two physicians to help, while Dr. Sivaprasad Bhattacharya and Dr. D R Dhar were acquitted. The plot involved germs on spectacles and a pin, with inheritance and a $20 000 insurance claimed. Both condemned men will appeal.
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Calcutta
Amarendra Pande
Pande
Saenath Bhattach
Arya
Wenoyendra
Panide
Sivaprasad Bhattacharya
D.R. Dhar
Benoyendra
Amarendra
All India Institute of Health
Rockefeller Fund
Benevendra
Bombay
Elhaneinga
Senators Banter With Dr Townsend On Pension Plan
Dr F E Townsend defending the 200 a month old age pension proposal faces sharp questions from the Senate Finance Committee. Chairman Pat Harrison refuses to pose for photos and quips about advertising the plan while Townsend insists it will revive business. The dialogue centers on whether pension spending counts as purchasing commodities or services.
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Washington
Llp
F. E. Townsend
Senate Finance Committee
Harrison
Townsend
Sen
Alben W. Barkley
Linn county liquor chief convicted by jury in Des Moines area
Harold M. Cooper head of the state liquor-control commission was found guilty by a Linn county jury of violating the liquor act. The judge set a Feb 27 hearing for a new trial motion and exceptions. Cooper plans an appeal to the state supreme court. Cartwright said the case will be appealed.
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Iowa Nquor Commission
Harold M. Cooper
Linn
Gazette
Cooper
Liquor Commission
J. LeRoy Farmer
Farmer
Wisconsin
State Liquor -Control Commission
State Supreme Court
Linn County
H. G. Cartwright
Marshalltown
H.C. Ring
Chester 5
Cornelius
Ring
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Babe
Proten
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Cartwright
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Thompson
Free Theater Tickets Sweepstakes Ad
Daily theater tickets offered this month with names published in the Want Ads section. Tonight at 8 P.M. closes the Want Ads for the BIG SUNDAY GAZETTE. Dial 2-1121 to place a quick two line ad for 3 days 84 cents, three lines $1.26.
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