Purge of Soviet Enemies to Continue, Says Finance Official
Moscow reports quoted V K Chubar asserting the purge of enemies of the people will go on until all are liquidated. He linked the drive to Stalin's inner circle and claimed capitalist powers fear replacements for purged leaders like Tukhachevsky.
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Moscow
V. K. Chubar
Chubar
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
Tukhachevsky
Yakirs
Michail Tukhachevsky
Jnion
Red Army
Leon Trotzky
Grigori Grinko
Falso V. N. Takovleva
Grinko
Pattriarch Iitaly
Living Church
The
Sergei Krutuitsky
Old Orthodox Church
Gorki
Hadeen
Moving Picture Business Runs Smoothly Despite Red Tape
A comic about the film industry notes that it operates with less bureaucratic friction than any other field as each department acts independently. The speaker recalls a depot agent relative who once faced a rebuke for independent action and replied with a telegram about “Seven dogs on platform eatin’ shipment of two hams.”
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Moving Picture
Actin
Judement
Auspicious Day Promises Growth and Favor for Birthdays
The stars indicate a very auspicious day for old matters and for solidifying fortunes. Mutual and lunar aspects suggest slow but sure judgment, with influential friends shaping results. Those with a birthday face a year of opportunity, possibly through inheritance or tokens of favor from elders or superiors.
Home for Christmas Dawn at the Station
Edgar A. Guest recalls a holiday train arrival as fathers greet daughters returning home for Christmas. A humorous scene unfolds when a young suitor swoops in, grabbing Betsy as the crowd laughs and the porter helps with luggage. Copyright 1938.
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Betsy
Paddock Talks Racket Busting Plan With Dewey
Charlie Paddock visits Long Beach California to confer with Thomas E. Dewey on clearing crooks from the west coast city. He leads a 10 000 member committee pushing for stronger law enforcement while juggling duties as a newspaper business manager.
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New York
INS
Charlie Paddock
Long Beach
California
Charlie
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Notice of Probate of Will for Charles D. Maybauer
In Linn County Iowa a notice states that on January 13 1938 at 9:00 am the District Court will hear the probate for the Last Will and Testament of Charles D Maybauer deceased The hearing will determine proof and admission to probate and is dated Cedar Rapids January 10 1938 Edwin W Lundquist Clerk District Court G M Wilson attorney
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Tora
Linn County
Charles D. Maybauer
Said County
District Court
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
City Hall notes gift of poles to aid fire alarms
Cedar Rapids and Marion City railway donated sixteen poles for fire alarm boxes. Public Safety Commissioner Benesh welcomed the gift. A Bever avenue and Memorial drive SE light petition was filed and sent to engineering. The council voted to invest 2250 in US savings bonds for water service deposits, maturing at 3000. Also retired 21000 in bonds including sewer outlet 19000, sewer 1000, grading 1000.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion City
W. C. Benesh
Bever Avenue
Memorial Drive SE
Engineering
H. F. Blomquist
Consumers Security
United States
Eicher Proposes Joint Farm Wage and Cost Program
Representative Eicher of Iowa introduces a bill merging wage hour provisions with a cost of production farm aid to avoid deadlock between labor and agricultural legislation. The plan ties price regulation to interstate commerce and allocates returns from exportable surplus to farmers, aiming to appeal to both sides.
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Washington
Eicher
Iowa
McAdoo
California
Senate
Boundary dispute framed for Cedar River area near Olmsted Soap Works
Malcolm Bolton, on behalf of the Fannie Thompson Soutter estate, asked the council to join negotiations to establish the boundary line between the Cedar River and the old Olmsted Soap Works area just north of Fourteenth Avenue SE between First Street and the river. The matter was referred to City Engineer Frank Young and the legal department.
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Fannie Thompson Soutter
Malcolm Bolton
Cedar River
Appointment of Administrator for Linn County Estate
Notice states Joseph H. Merritt was appointed on January 10 1938 as Administrator of the estate of Luella E Jenkins DeLancey of Linn County Iowa deceased. Creditors must file claims with the Linn County District Court Clerk and debtors should pay the administrator. Frank C Bers is attorney.
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State of Iowa
Linn County
Luella E. Jenkins DeLancey
Iowa
Joseph H. Merritt
Prank C
Bers
Dogs Thought It Out Leigh Hunt Viewpoints
In a 1938 letter, a reader argues against Estabrooks on dog reasoning. He recalls Leigh Hunt noting a dog bringing a larger foe to avenge itself, suggesting the animal used genuine thought rather than mere learned response.
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Leigh Hunt
Estabrooks
Appointment of Executor for J Emma MilliBAN Estate
Notice in Linn County Iowa informs that Clyde M. Washington is executor of the estate of J Emma MilliBAN, late of Linn County. Creditors are urged to pay debts and filing claims with the Linn County District Court Clerk seeks authenticated claims via attorney F H Kubicek.
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TOR
State of Iowa
Linn County
J Emma Milli Ban
Iowa
Iowa District Court
Clyde M. Washington
F.H Kubicek
How To Go To Sleep Easily
Advice promising quick sleep by holding eyes open and using a kidney evacuant called Bukets to drive out acids. Claims include bladder relief and a 25¢ green tablet remedy made from juniper oil and buchu leaves sold at May's Drug Store.
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May
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