France forms transitional cabinet under Chautemps
Premier Chautemps returns to power heading a 33 member cabinet seen as a shift to the right with radical socialists and socialists sidelined while communists oppose the move and promise parliamentary warfare. The program to pursue social justice civic peace and security will be placed before parliament Friday for a confidence vote.
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Paris
France
Chautemps
Radical Socialist Party
Socialist Party
Leon Blum
Albert Lebrun
Elysee Palace
Lebrun
Popular Front
Third Republic
People's Front
Chamber of Deputies
Camille Chautemps
Georges Bennett
Ludovic Frossard
Cesar Campinchi
Paul Marchandeau
Yvon Delbos
Albert Sarrauf
Edward Daladier
William Betrand
Guy la Chambre
Pierre Cot
Theodore Steeg
Paul Ramadier
Ferand Chapsal Public Works
Henri Queuille
March Rucart
Robert Lassalle
Pierre Gentin
Frossard and
Ramadier
Newsreel On Nazis Banned In Chicago
Chicago police censor board bans the March of Time newsreel Inside Nazi Germany 1938 alleging unfair portrayal. Civil liberties committee protests the ban as a violation of free expression.
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Chicago
Chicago Civil Liberties Committee
Police Censor Board
New York
Time, Inc
Chicago Board of Censors
March of Time
Nazi Germany
Joseph Healy
Reid Named President of National Oats Company
John C. Reid of Cedar Rapids was elected president at the annual meeting in East St. Louis. He succeeds J. R. Matthews who becomes chairman. Reid will remain in Cedar Rapids as J. L. Cooper is chosen vice president and secretary, with staff appointments announced for Cedar Rapids and St. Louis offices.
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John C. Reid
Cedar Rapids
National Oats Company
East St. Louis
J. R Matthews
St. Louis
J. L. Cooper
Mr. Reid
J. G. Matthews
National Cats Company
J M. Ford
A. S. Vermeersch
F. P. J. Streszewski
Kraschel Discusses State Business in Washington Trip
Iowa figures center on Hampton CCC camp retention and farm bill progress with Agriculture Secretary Henry Wallace. Kraschel also seeks federal aid road funding while denying Wallace’s Senate run and notes national Dem shifts on New Deal support and Barkley events in Kentucky.
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Kraschel
Washington
Robert Fechner
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Hampton
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Congress
Navy Mass Flight Completes Routine Transfer to Base
The squadron, greeted by a thunderous ovation, completed the largest navy mass flight to the base. Seventeen planes flew in double formation with nine in a troupe, maintaining radio contact with naval stations along the route. Weather shifted from headwinds and rain at 15,000 feet to ideal flying conditions with brisk tailwinds later.
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Oahu Island
Navy
Warner
Itn
Japs Back Down 10 Avert British Clash
In Tianjin China Japanese marines and British troops nearly clashed after Britain refused to hand over a Chinese resident of the British concession to Nipponese army officials. Japanese threatened entry but Britain said it would resist and the Japanese abandoned the effort.
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Tientsin
China
Ins
Movines
U S Seeks Access to Mrs Rubens in Moscow Prison
The United States embassy requested permission from Russian authorities for an interview with Marie Rubens of New York City, reportedly held in Lubrankin prison near the foreign office. The request was made by the embassy charge d affaires on instructions from Washington. No confirmation of grant was found.
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Moscow
United States
Marie Rubens
New York City
Foreign Office
State Department
Washington
Lubrankin
Total repeal of income tax urged in tax revision debate
House Ways and Means Committee discusses sweeping tax changes with broad call for repeal of the undistributed profits tax and major adjustments to the capital gains tax. Chairman Harrison says Senate committee will act promptly once the House reports the tax revision bill.
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House
Ways and Means
Harrison
Senate
University of Iowa Boxing Instructor Resigns Post
Bill Moyle boxing instructor at the University of Iowa resigns to take a physical education boxing and wrestling post at Bradley Tech College in Peoria Illinois. He will depart January 29.
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University of Iowa
Iowa City
Bill Moyle
Bradley Tech College
Peoria
Break-in at Super Service nets $4484 in $20 and smaller bills
The Super Service oil station at Second avenue and Eighth street SE was broken into between 10 p.m. Tuesday and 3 a.m. Wednesday. Floyd M Wandel, the operator, reported the theft of 4484 dollars from the office after intruders shattered a rear door. The haul included one $20 bill, two $5 bills, several $1s and change.
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Second Avenue
Eighth Street SE
Floyd M Wandel
Kiwanis Committee Chairmen Discuss Work at Montrose
Kiwanis club members met at the Montrose hotel for a Kiwanis Education program. Clark Beems acted as master of ceremonies and introduced chairmen of several standing committees who spoke briefly.
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Kiwanis Club
Montrose Hotel
Clark Beems
Glen Steffy
Ervin Moen
William Culver
Harry Hansen
Harold Wies
Milo Sedlacek
W. L. Paxson
Harry Pratt
Herb Levin
Willis Mohn
Children Of Harold Lloyd Threatened In Extortion Notes
Federal investigators pursue extortion letters signed by The Organization of Alpha and Omega threatening Harold Lloyd's three children. Letters dated April 18 May 19 and June 4 1932 were linked to a eastern case, with demands rising from 5000 to 6000 dollars for their safety.
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Hollywood
INS
Harold Lloyd
Los Angeles
Organization of Alpha and Omega
Ross Kidnap Probe Centers in St. Paul
The Ross kidnapping case centers in St Paul as authorities question a suspect about other kidnappings. A suspect named Anders allegedly shot Ross and James Atwood Gray and hid the bodies somewhere beyond the Wisconsin border. Ross, 72, was abducted in Chicago on Sept 25 with a $50 000 ransom paid. $14 402 was found on Anders. Florence Freihage, former Ross secretary, left Chicago on an undisclosed errand for three to four days.
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Hoover
Anders
Pacific Northwest
Ross
James Atwood Gray
Wisconsin Line
Rockford
Chicago
Florence Freihage
Fed decoy prisoner used to distract press in kidnap case
Federal men admitted using a decoy prisoner to mislead reporters while the kidnapper of Charles Ross was moved to St Paul. The decoy, Boise Reed of Phoenix, on his way to face mail fraud charges in New York, drew reporters away from the actual route of Anders. American Airlines officials were unaware the passenger was not the kidnap suspect. Reporters were blocked from interviewing the decoy when the plane landed in Memphis and Nashville.
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Memphis
Cummings Shifts Newsprint Probe to FTC
Attorney General Cummings orders the newsprint investigation moved from the Justice Department to the Federal Trade Commission. The transfer follows concerns over subpoena power and oath testimony and aims to leverage the FTC’s authority to pursue potential antitrust violations tied to recent price increases by Canadian and domestic mills.
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Wassington
Cummings
Justice Department
Federal Trade Commission
Antitrust Division
The
Trade Commission
John H. Perry
American Press Association
Perry
Jury Ponders Fate Of Elderly Admirer In Quadrangle Case
In New City New York a rural jury weighs the case of William Frank a 62 year old admirer charged with shooting Russel L Maines 36 who was left crippled for life The defendant sought to reconcile Marian Ranald the wife of Elton Ranald an orchestra leader to keep Maines from winning her He testified he preferred her with her husband.
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New City
N. Y
INS
Marian Ranald
William Frank
Russell L. Maines
Forty-five missing after Sacred Heart college blaze
In St Hyacinthe Quebec a fire at Sacred Heart college left 45 students and teachers unaccounted for after the blaze that began Tuesday. Nineteen bodies were recovered, two identified, as rescue workers braved 10 degree winds and ice to search ruins. Coroner orders probe into possible explosion.
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ST. Hyacinthe
Que
Sacred Heart College
Jean Baptiste
Joseph Vincent
Paul Morin
Ewald Meier
Hans
Tony
Joseph
David
Pawtucket
R. I
Alexis
Woonsocket
Hugh Gendron
Richmond
Tragic Collision Kills Family Member in Express Train Crash
A Montreal-bound express train struck a car carrying a family of three. The parents and their 12 year old son Emile were killed, and authorities feared Emile perished in the resulting fire.
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Emile
Iowa City Man Sues To Halt High School Construction
Lewis L. Smith, 65, filed an injunction in district court against the Iowa City school board over the planned $725 000 high school. He contends a 29 acre site bought in 1931 and 1935 was illegal and seeks restoration of $24 625 paid for Morningside addition property by eight payees.
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Iowa City
Lewis L. Smith
Smith
Morningside
School site fight over five acre limit and Iowa City dispute
A state law limits school sites to five acres and a December board resolution supported plans for a Morningside building on Iowa City's east side. A hearing before county Superintendent Frank Snider addressed the petition amid parent concerns about transportation.
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Frank Snider
County Superintendent of Schools
Snider
Morningside
Iowa City
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