Leaders Differ On Effects Of Lehman's Race
Washington AP reports starkly divided forecasts as Lehman's decision to run again triggers party battle lines. Roosevelt urged re election splits with Farley and Hamilton predicting NY results and cabinet questions loom as Farley faces possible resignation or leave.
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Lehman
Washington
Herbert H. Lehman
Roosevelt
New York State
John D. M. Hamilton
James A. Farley
Roosevelt-Lehman
Farley
Atlantic City
U S Receives Japanese Reply on Army Captain Incident
The United States embassy in Peiping received a Japanese reply Tuesday to inquiries about an incident in which Capt. Henry S. Jernigan of the U S Army was alleged to have been molested by a bayoneted Japanese soldier during a Japanese parade. The reply is to be forwarded to Washington for public release.
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Peiping
United States
Henry S. Jernigan
U. S. Army
Washington
Judge Ponder Takes Injunction Motion In Cedar Rapids
SIOUX CITY AP Judge George C Scott heard oral arguments on a petition by Thomas W Briggs of Memphis doing business as Welcome Wagon Service for a temporary injunction to restrain Grace Boston of Cedar Rapids from acting as a newcomer greeter in Cedar Rapids Briggs alleges she was a former employee and breached a similar contract Oral arguments were heard Tuesday
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Sioux City
George C. Scott
Thomas W. Briggs
Memphis
The
Welcome Wagon Service Company
Grace Boston
Cedar Rapids
Briggs
Roosevelt Signs 880 Bills and 85 Vetoes Declared
The White House announced that President Roosevelt signed 880 bills and vetoed 85 measures after Congress adjourned. This completes the legislative session actions and records.
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Washington
INS
White House
Roosevelt
Congress
Terror flogging case rocks North Carolina county
Wilmington dispatch reports a secret white hooded gang has flogged at least a dozen residents in Columbus County North Carolina. State Solicitor John J. Burney says investigation by the grand jury may produce charges at the August term. Victims were dragged from their homes at midnight to swamp areas and whipped. hair was clipped and a cross shaved on male victims. The motive remains unknown with victims urged to testify for protection.
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Wilmington
N. C
INS
North Carolina
John J. Burney
Burney
Columbus County Grand Jury
Hackett Applewhite
Bertha Fowler
Newsboy Struck by Car Suffers Leg Injury
Johnny Arenas a Gazette newsboy aged nine suffered a fractured right leg at 3 05 p m when Edward Stark turned a car at Fifth street and Third avenue SE witnesses said the boy ran into the street Stark took him to a hospital at the scene on 629 C avenue NE
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Johnny Arenas
C Avenue NE
Gazette
Edward Stark
Twenty-first Street
Fifth Street
Third Avenue SE
Stark
Belle Plaine Family Reunion At Riverside Park Vinton
A family reunion was held Sunday at Riverside Park in Vinton with attendees including Mrs. A Westinghouse of Belle Plaine and numerous relatives from Edgewood Vinton Keystone Luzerne Mount Vernon and Wilson. The gathering featured extended family members such as Mr and Mrs Arthur Westerlen Mr and Mrs Horace Thompson Mr and Mrs Carl Kouba Mr and Mrs Emil Kouba Mr and Mrs Will Kouba and son Mr and Mrs Martin Studt and Mr and Mrs Harry B Hartung and children.
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Belle Plaine
Riverside Park
Vinton
A. Westinghouse
Arthur Westerlen
Edgewood
Horace Thompson
Carl Kouba
George Studt
Keystone
Emil Kouba
Will Kouba
Wilson
Martin Studt
Luzerne
Harry B. Hartung
Mount Vernon
Belle Plaine Couple Wed in Justice Giger’s Office
Edna Heller of Belle Plaine and Al Hyde of Belle Plaine were married Tuesday in Justice H. P. Giger’s office. Witnesses were W. B. Clark of Marshalltown and Miss Leona Reinig of Toledo. The couple will reside in Belle Plaine where the groom runs a produce business.
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Toledo
Edna Heller
Belle Plaine
al Hyde
H. P. Giger
W. B. Clark
Marshalltown
Leona Reinig
France Faces Italy Crisis as League News Unfolds
The Paris drawn out debate centers on ending sanctions against Italy, recognizing or denying Italy’s East African gains, and removing Ethiopia from the League. Galileo Solis of Panama urged a world conference to explore a new league with nonmembers. Latin American voices push for US withdrawal from the League.
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League
Argentina
Henry L. Stimson
Geneva
Stimson
Italy
Ethiopia
Galileo Solis
Panama
Latin America
Paul Huston Backed for Congress In Nomination Rumors
The article notes talk that Paul Huston may win the nomination for Congress in the Second District. It cites trials with Jacobsen in 1934 and 1936 and mentions Louis E. Roddewig of Davenport and Glenn D. Kelly as possible successors or supporters. Funeral services for Jacobsen are planned for Friday at 2 p.m. in Clinton with nearby congressmen attending.
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Jacobsen
Louis E. Roddewig
Davenport
State Tax Board
Glenn D. Kelly
Clinton
Bankhead
Judge Rules Board Can Pay Pensions To Railroad Workers
Justice Jennings Bailey of the District of Columbia supreme court ruled that the railroad retirement board could pay pensions to railroad workers despite an earlier ruling that the tax financing the pensions was unconstitutional.
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Judge Rules Board
R. R
Washington
Jennings Bailey
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Railroad Retirement Board
Funeral services for Twilla Jo Ann Topping
Funeral services were held at Buck Creek Methodist Church in Hopkinton for Twilla Jo Ann Topping daughter of Mr and Mrs Laverle Topping. She was born June 15 1934 in Delhi and died of double pneumonia. Surviving are her parents three sisters a grandmother and a grandfather.
Wallace Launches Another Blast At Supreme Court
New York AP report notes Henry Wallace repeatedly attacks the Supreme Court as part of his broader critique. He warns the court plus Republicans and the Liberty League defend states rights at any cost. He promotes a cooperative commonwealth or society in his forthcoming book Whose Constitution.
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NEW York
Supreme Court
Republican Party
The
Liberty League
Henry Wallace
Zioncheck’s Flight Debacle Sparks Outcry and Support
Congressman Zioncheck claims airline removed him from a flight without room and alleges government pressure. Airline officials cite protecting the line’s reputation and note Bishop was to accompany him. Zioncheck disputes the account and jokes about Seattle allies aiding his re election.
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Jim Farley
Zioncheck
George Bishop
House of Representatives
Bishop
Washington
Seattle
Federal relief to drought victims with 25000 WPA jobs
WPA Administrator Harry L. Hopkins announced immediate work relief for 25000 northwest farmers hit by drought. Jobs will span Montana Wyoming Minnesota and the Dakotas on water conservation and road projects. Wages align with standard WPA pay. total may rise to 40000 within a week.
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ST. Paul
Northwest
WPA
Harry L. Hopkins
Montana
Wyoming
Minnesota
The
Dakotas
Hopkins
Farmers Holiday Association
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Senate
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France
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Wallace
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