Forged Bonds Found In Cell Of F Bed dow
A sprawling crime notice reports forged bonds found in a cell associated with an individual named Beccow and mentions involvement of Mrs. O on. The piece references Sioux City AP and a grand jury session led by Cour is Attorney Max Duckworth. The report notes a request to appoint a special prosecutor and describes related legal actions and locations including Leavena o and Woodourn CO.
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Becosas
Capua
Ogorrowes
The
Woodourn CO
Sammonet
G .T
Sioux City
Cour
Max Duck
Newby
Chattes Litus
Frank Beccos
Leavenao
Grand Jury
Wii
Gav Court
Iowa Violinist Sues For 50000 In Bus Injury Case
Miss Mildred Aver of Des Moines sues for 50000 against an electric company after an interurban bus collision July 29 1933. She claims a fellow passenger grabbed her arm causing injuries that prevented wearing a crust. The suit was filed in circuit court Friday.
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Milwaukee
Electric Company
Mildred
Des Moines Sieluus
Aver
Germans Seek Hitler's Downfall Amid Turbulent Berlin�
Berlin reports rising radical calls for a second revolution against Hitler while Nazi squads execute foes at the military academy. Handbills in several city districts stigmatize Hitler as an agent of reactionaries and urge renewed upheaval. News notes include references to Ernst Berzin and other figures in a volatile political climate.
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Berlin
INS
Hitler
Pension Investigator Exams Set For July 13 At Grant High
United Press reports exam for old age pension investigators will be held only on July 13 at Grant High School. Byron G Allen superintendent in charge will oversee applicants from Clayton Delaware Dubuque Benton Linn Jones Jackson Clinton Scott Cedar Muscatine Johnson Iowa Poweshiek counties.
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Des Moines
Grant High School
United Press
Byron G Allen
Clayton Delaware
Dubuque
Benton
Constitution crisis quoted in tense factory council speech
A political speech laments debt and bureaucracy, denouncing the administration and its educational and business burden on Americans. It warns of shock reforms and political pressure aimed at curbing national life while urging resistance to perceived state overreach.
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America
Americas
Fee Gane
Renominate Eichendorf And Taylor For Judges
The article discusses a push to renominate Eichendorf and Taylor for judicial positions. It references timing and voter outreach, with emphasis on the upcoming ballots and community support.
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Eichendorf and
Taylor
Baby Born With 50 Broken Bones New Fracture Report
A newborn arrives with extensive injuries, reportedly 50 broken bones, prompting medical teams to assess the cause and prognosis. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a critical pediatric trauma case and ongoing investigation.
Srinkley Announces Run for Kansas Governor
The article reports that Srinkley has declared candidacy for the Kansas governorship. It notes the political context and mentions related actions by supporters and local observers.
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Srinkley
Kansas
Wallace Outlines Cattle Buying Affects Surplus And Policy
Secretary Wallace told newsmen that cattle buying would adjust beef surpluses and may shift next year’s output toward food crop control. He said feed control and drought relief plans would be coordinated with broader farm programs as rains could alter the outlook. He noted possible extension of cattle and sheep programs beyond spring and announced continued freight rate cuts, hog processing tax, and near term corn-ho t contract payments.
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Washington
Walaace
Conner
Wanyr
Conral
Wallace Adéed
Mid-Western
North Central
Farm Administration
Department of Justice
Chicago
Wallace
U S envoy warns Germany on debits amid economic crisis
U S ambassador William E Dodd pressed German Foreign Minister Konstantin von Neurath on paying interest on Dawes and Young plan bonds during the six month debt moratorium. Britain and Germany had agreed to honor those loans, while Dodd warned about harm to U S opinion if Americans were discriminated against. The cabinet backed Kurt Schmitt to direct commerce with broad power to reshape trade and industry as Germany seeks to fix its worsening balance of payments and re employment efforts.
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Berlin
Reich
U S
William E. Dodd
Konstantin von Neurath
Germany
Dodd
von Neurath
United States
England
London
Britain
Third Reich
Kurt Schmitt
Schmitt
Hitler
Kuntz Pleads Not Guilty as Abney Remains in County Jail
H C H uriz 24 of Epringville and others faced arraignment after police picked up a stolen car. Kuntz identified as the man involved, bond set, and he and Abney to serve remaining months of a suspended term. Abney was brought back to jail two years after his release due to new charges.
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H C H.uriz
Epringville
Ward
Hom Kuntz
Abney
Trurscay
NRA Code Factory Manufactures Words
A fragmented AP report describes a Washington factory producing new terms for a coded system. Jeon Henderson comments on Sanity and sanitation terms, while Ultracedex is cited as another example in the evolving code setup.
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NRA Code Factory
Washington
Nbrasce
Blue Rage
Jeon Henderson
Driver Hits Sleeping Man In Driveway Tragedy
A man sleeping in a driveway near Florzak was run over by a truck emerging from a garage. He was left in critical condition.
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Louis
Florzak
Camp Good Health Fund Thanks Donors For Healthier Children
A Cedar Rapids Gazette note expresses gratitude to hundreds of donors for Camp Good Health funding. It describes the program at the hill site overlooking Big Creek, with Public Health Nursing supervision ensuring ongoing care and health gains for underprivileged children. Visitors are invited to see the camp and contributions are acknowledged in print.
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Camp Good Health Fund
Joseph Mekota
Fos
Cada Lane
Ep Tnteelaigh
Big Creek
Public Health Nursing Association
Camp Good Health
Cedar Rapids
French family backs aviatrix Laura Ingalls for London Australia race
Francis Ormond French, father of Mrs. Ellen Astor, plans to manage Laura Ingalls in the London Australia air race next October with a $50,000 first prize. He secures backing, sails for Europe with his wife to arrange travel, and confirms two thirds of the £150,000 needed.
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New York
INS
Francis Ormond French
Ellen French Astor
French
Laura Ingalls
Europe
John Jacob Astor III
Miss Ingalls
Burbank
Calif
Australia
Melbourne
London
Aviatrix
Dedham
Mass
Astor
Newport
Livestock Freight Rate Cuts Extended to August 4
Washington reports extended freight reductions for drought area shipments of livestock and feeds. The interstate commerce commission authorized rates at 85 percent of normal for livestock shipments to new feeding areas with 15 percent return, grain and feeds at 66.23 percent, and hay at 50 percent.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
AAA
Riots in Amsterdam Lead to Three Die in Dole Protest
In Amsterdam, city authorities vow no quarter in a two day battle with unemployed and communists. Three demonstrators are dead and scores injured as riots rage in the Hordaan district. Police brace for severe measures and possible military help as barricades close off utilities zones.
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Amsterdam
Hordaan
Zoe Akin to Have Appendix Removed
Hollywood reports Zoe Akin, famed playwright and novelist, is hospitalized with acute appendicitis at Good Samaritan. She plans surgery on Saturday after attacks prompted initial decision to operate Friday.
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Zoe
Hollywood
INS
Zoe Akin
Good Samaritan Hospital
Miss Akin
Samuel Hirshfeld
Mrs Pat Rooney Dies At Age 81
Mrs Pat Rooney widow of the original Pat Rooney and mother of Pat Rooney Jr died at her Freeport Long Island home aged 81. Known on stage as Josie Gran ger she entertained audiences for over 35 years with highs in The Black Crook. Born in Baltimore.
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New York
INS
Pat Rooney
Freeport
L. I
Josie Granger
Reiner Escapes Vienna Riots Arrives in San Francisco
World famous conductor Fritz Reiner fled a Vienna riot after a near bomb blast. He reached San Francisco by ferry terminal just as gunfire erupted in a violent waterfront clash. He praised the calmer atmosphere of the city.
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SAN Fancisco
MNS
Fritz Reiner
Vienna
San Francisco
Hogs Rescued From Island as Flood Swells
Firemen from Cottage Grove avenue SE responded with a hook and ladder truck to save 21 hogs marooned on an island in the Mennessey farm at Indian Creek. The rescue took about ninety minutes as the creek rose and the animals were brought to safety. Dan Kruidenter, public safety commissioner, coordinated the effort.
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Public Safety Department
J. Hennessey
Cottage Grove Avenue SE
Indian Creek
Mennessey
Dan Kruidenter
Rail Shopmen Form New Union Having 125000 Members
In Chicago 125000 shop employes join the new Brotherhood of Railroad Shopcrafts of America. H C Kinney of Sacramento elected temporary president and J I McConnell of Topeka named temporary secretary. Permanent officers to be elected within 60 days at an assembly with about 75 delegates from thirty railroads.
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Chicago
H. C. Kinney
Sacramento
Calif
Brotherhood of Railroad Shopcrafts of America
Brotherhood
American Federation of Labor
A. F
J. I. McConnell
Topeka
New Brotherhood
Four Family Members Slain in Seymour and Vera
SEYMOUR Tex INS the bodies of Hollis McGuire wife Odessa Irene 8 and Billy 10 were found shot. Hollis was killed in front of his brother's home in Seymour and the other three were discovered in Vera Knox county about eighteen miles away.
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Vera
Knox County
Hollis McGuire
Odessa. McGuire
Irene McGuire
Billy McGuire
McGuire
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