Austria Moves to Restore Hapsburg on Austrian Throne
Monarchist forces push two bills through the national council aiming to restore citizenship and vast estates to the exiled Hapsburg family. Archduke Otto and his mother Empress Zita wave confidence as talks in Brussels shape a likely return to power.
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Vienna
National Council
Hapsburg
Austria
Council
Staatsrat
Cultural Council
Archduke Otto
Otto
Zita
Brussels
Belgium
der Telegraf
Robert
Felix
Searcy Enters 1936 Illinois Governor Race
Senator Earl B. Searcy of Springfield Republican leader in the Illinois Senate announces his 1936 gubernatorial bid on a tax cut and economy platform. He decries larger next biennium appropriations and the sales tax, urging state home rule and loyalty to Illinois residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Earl B. Searcy
G.O.P
Searcy
Ten Dollars Stolen From Center Point Store
Thieves broke into the J. T. Street grocery store at Center Point Wednesday night and stole ten dollars from the cash register. Sheriff James Smith was informed Thursday and deputy Larry Condon investigated, finding the rear door pried open to gain entry.
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J. T. Street
Center Point
James Smith
Larry Condon
Appointment of Administrator for Edward Hoffman Estate
State of Iowa Linn County notice states Carl Hendrickson administrator appointed June 26 1935 for the estate of Edward Hoffman late of Linn County Town deceased Those indebted must pay and creditors file claims in Linn County District Court Cedar Rapids Peoples Savings Bank as administrator attorney Carl Hendrickson.
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Oes
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Edward Hoffman
Peoples Savings Bank
Cedar Rapids
Carl Hendrickson
Chicago Dancer Admits Murder Of Husband In Brawl
Chicago police say dancer Mrs Margaret Rose confessed to fatally stabbing her husband Walter during a drunken apartment brawl with a nail file and butcher knife. Initially she claimed to find him dead. investigators noted a brutal struggle and a closed Subway cafe for late drinking.
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Chicago
Margaret “Margie” Rose
Walter
Rose
Detroit
Crown Point
Ind
Two Auto Racing Pilots Lose Lives
Nevin Witte aged 26 from Baltimore Maryland and Robert Nelson aged 26 from Maple Shade New Jersey were killed in separate crashes on the Montgomery County Fair Grounds track in Hatboro Pennsylvania on Thursday AP reports.
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Hatboro
Nevin Witte
Baltimore, Md
Robert Nelson
Maple Shade
N. J
Montgomery County Fair Grounds
Republicans Smile As Democrats Tear Themselves Apart In 1936 Outlook
A Washington sketch notes Republicans savoring easing odds against Roosevelt as Democrats split over tax increases bank reform and other New Deal fights. It cites Thomas Cochran and Sol Bloom anecdotes, Washington Washington writings printing push, and ties to figures like Daniel Roper and Frank Bohn, plus a digression on diplomats liquor imports.
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Ashington
Capitol Hill
Roosevelt
Senate
Banking Committee
Grace
Daniel C. Roper
Commerce
Young Socialists
Frank Bohn
Edna Goodrich
Admiral Peoples
Christian Joy Peoples
Jim Farley
Washington
Department of Commerce
Camp Good Health Fund Brightens Fourth of July Day
Cedar Rapids readers support Camp Good Health as children at the camp enjoy flag ceremonies, history lessons, races, fireworks and a fireworks display funded by donations. The Gazette notes the camp aids physically disabled children and invites further contributions to sustain this health program.
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Camp Good Health
United States
Vogel Schell Harley
Baker Paper Company
J. W. Ballard
Carl Spencer
Fred Samek
The
Public Health Nursing Association
Gazette
the Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight Daytime to Evening Programs
A dense留 list of NBC ABC CBS radio offerings across morning to night, naming programs such as Martha and Hal, The Gumps, Maxton orch, Virginia Lee, Connie Gates, Eddie Dunstedler, Dr. Jastrow, Jack Armstrong, Maurice Spitalny arch, Nations and city calls, with multiple stations and chain ties.
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Martha and
Hal
NBC
Weaf Who
Simpson
Sprucehead Bay
WJZ Chain
the Gumps
CBS
WBBM
WCCO
Honeyboy and
Sassafras
Madcaps
Words and Music
WJZ
Chas Mary Marlin
Maaxon Orch
Eton Boys
Frances Lee Carton
WMAQ
Gilbert Sullivan Oneretta
WEAF
Eddie Dunstedler
Wabc Chain
Dr. Jastrow
Morin Sisters
Athe
Betty and
Bob
Grab Hax
WABC
Jack Heller
Madee Marley
Army Band
Esseo South Sea Islanders
Gen. Tech
Rodolfo
WJZ Wenr
WSM
WLW
Jessies Crazonette and Orch
Irene Nich
NPC
WAZ Wls
Markdiie Orch
KMOX
Tunite
U. of Virginia
Chain
Ruth Etfing
Nichols Orch
Aman Orch
Wmaq Town Speaks Who
Claude Rains
Cary Grant
Last Galpont
Dorsey Orch
Weap Who
Phil Baker
Orch
Thavla Band
Chain Himber
Lee
Masters
Samuel Dickstein
OS Shandap
Henry King’s
Weaf Smith
Nissett Orch
Florito Orch
WHBM
Maxon Orch
WEAP
lili—Horssn Orch
WOC
Nation and Local Notes from Early Newswire
Reports detail a drop from 2 500 quarts in February to 640 in April and a trickle by May. Idaho Senator Borah travels by public bus between the Capitol and home at 2101 Connecticut Avenue. Mrs. Roosevelt backs a national guide book as an FERA project. Connecticut sold 7 000 copies of its state guide at one dollar each. The national guide would span five volumes. CCC courses include Aeronautics archery auction bridge and more. Britain's electricity output rose 3 percent over five years.
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Idaho
Borah
Capitol
Connecticut Avenue
Roosevelt
FERA
Connecticut
CCC
Talmadge Speech Seen as 1936 Bid Against Roosevelt
Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge used a July Fourth speech in Canton to argue for states rights as a bulwark for all states while denouncing New Deal policies. He criticized Roosevelt programs as failures, said they slowed progress, and blamed processing taxes for agricultural hardship, urging urgent policy abandonment to avert famine.
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Canton
Eugene Talmadge
Roosevelt
Georgia
New
Talmadge
Croesus
40 Hour Week Proposed for Postal Workers
Washington AP report states Postmaster General Farley recommends a 40 hour week for all postal employees citing higher postal revenues as justification.
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Washington
Farley
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Lensen
the Daily Washington
Drew Pearson and
Robert S. Allen
Pennsylvania
Thomas C. Cochran
Cochran
Tammany
Sol Bloom
George Washington
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Sol
Buchanan
John C. Fitzpatrick
Camp Good Health Fund
Ae N. LC
M. E.garmoe
Gedur Rapids Gasette
Jonal
Heifelight and Rower:Company
Britain
York
Maine
California
Oregon
States
Union
Killian’s
Inorgandy
Pic
Jean Joyce
Ecru
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