Liberal retirement law urged by P C clerks convention
Ottumwa hosts next year’s ISFPCL convention as leaders press for retirement reform. Proposals include 30 years service to permit maximum annuity, 58 as compulsory retirement age, and widows’ annuities. Also call for seniority based promotions and civil service appeals court.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
Roosevelt
Gilbert Hyatt
Congress
W. W. Harvey
Court of Appeals
Nona Harrington
Maude Runkle
Anna Denkman
Cordelia Miller
Second Siamese Twin Expected To Die Doctor Says
In Michigan City Indiana the second of the Siamese twins born to Mrs Wesley Glick is fatally poisoned by the dead sister's body. Dr H L Brooks says the surviving infant is unlikely to live. blood from the corpse poisons the living twin. The surviving baby weighed 3 1 2 pounds at birth.
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Michigan City
Ind
Wesley Glick
H. L. Brooks
Brooks
Coughlin Forecasts Lemke Vote to Force House Pick
Philadelphia UPI report says Rev. Charles E. Coughlin predicted the House of Representatives would have to choose the next President. He claimed William Lemke, the Union party candidate backed by Coughlin, would win more than ten million votes in November, denying Roosevelt or Landon a majority in the electoral college.
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Philadelphia
Charles E. Coughlin
House of Representatives
United States
William Lemke
Union Party
Coughlin
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Jacobsen's Son Seeks Dem Nomination in Iowa District
Clinton Iowa reports W S Jacobsen the son of the late Congressman B M Jacobsen announced he will seek the democratic nomination for the office once held by his father. He plans to run in Roar with the wish his mother had expressed before his father died last fall.
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Clinton
W. S. Jacobsen
B. M. Jacobsen
Iowa
Saskatchewan
Roosevelt
Rexford Tugwell
Works Progress
Aubrey Williams
Geological Survey
Washington
Northwest
Funeral services for G G Pater Wednesday in Turner chapel
Godlieb G. Pater died Sunday at his home 855 Fourteenth Street NE. Funeral services will be at 4 p.m. Wednesday in Turner chapel with Rev Henry H Scherer and Rev Mr Straw officiating. Burial at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the home until 10 30 a.m. Wednesday.
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Godlieb G. Pater
Fourteenth Street NE
Turner Chapel
Henry H. Scherer
Straw
Bruce
Cedar Memorial Park
Deaths: W. W. Greene Pioneer Of Cedar Rapids Dies
William W. Greene, 86, pioneer resident of Cedar Rapids and nephew of Judge George Greene, died at his son H. A. Greene's home in Iowa City at 5 15 a m Tuesday. Born April 13, 1850, he was a former Cedar Rapids merchant and later owned a large farm near Walker. Survived by one daughter Mrs Charles E Morse Minneapolis Minn, funeral 10 a m Thursday in Turner chapel with burial at Oak Hill cemetery, callers welcome.
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William W. Greene
Cedar Rapids
George Greene
H. A. Greene
Iowa City
William Greene
Greene
Walker
Charles E. Morse
Minneapolis, Minn
Turner Chapel
Sylvester E. Ellis
Oak Hill Cemetery
Oldest Wright County Resident Dies at 98
Word reached Mrs. E C Goslin of the death of her grandmother Mrs Emma Howe 98 of Clarion the oldest Wright county resident who had lived there sixty one years Survivors include Mrs Goslin her father T A Howe of Waterloo and other descendants Funeral services were held Sunday at Clarion in the Methodist church.
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E. C. Goslin
Bever Avenue
Emma Howe
Clarion
Death of Mrs Dora Cejp in Cedar Rapids area
Mrs Dora Cejp 79 of near Cedar Rapids died Monday in Iowa City after a long illness. Born in Bohemia in 1857 she lived in the area 41 years. Survived by son Ben and six daughters, 17 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Wednesday 10 a.m. at Moon chapel with calling Tuesday evening. Burial in DuPont cemetery near Swisher. Her husband Frank and two sons preceded her in death.
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Dora Cejp
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Bohemia
Ben
Frances Hospodarsky
Mary Trimble
Agnes Cejp
Ed Oncken
Leo Evans
William Zamasti
Longtime College Township Resident Dies at 70
Vaclav Lipchavsky 70, lifelong College township resident, died at a local hospital Tuesday at 5 38 a m after a long illness. Born Sept 15 1866 he lived on rural route 2. Survived by wife Mary and sister Mrs Anna Wosoba Oxford Junction. Funeral Thursday at 2 p m in Janeba and Brosh chapel officiated by Theodore B Hlubacek. Burial in Bohemian National cemetery. Visitation Wednesday evening.
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Vaclav Lipchavsky
College Township
Mary
Anna Wosoba
Oxford Junction
Janeba and Brosh
Theodore B. Hlubace
Funeral services for William Chambers conducted in Turner chapel
Funeral services for William Chambers were held in Turner chapel at 2 p m Tuesday with Rev. August Cramer officiating. Burial followed at Linwood Cemetery. He wed Margaret Lockhart in 1895, who died in 1901, then married Rebecca McNutt in 1908. Survivors include wife, daughter Mary Chyle of Cedar Rapids, two sisters Mrs Alex Rankin of Philadelphia and Lavina Chambers in Ireland, and granddaughter Marilyn Chyle of Cedar Rapids.
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William Chambers
Turner Chapel
August Cramer
Linwood
Chambers
Margaret Lockhart
Rebecca McNutt
Mary Chyle
Cedar Rapids
Alex Rankin
Philadelphia
Lavina Chambers
Ireland
Marilyn Chyle
Funeral services for Marjorie Capron in Beatty chapel
Funeral services for Marjorie Capron will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Beatty chapel conducted by Rev. A. A. Brooks. Burial follows at Cedar Memorial cemetery. Pallbearers named John Winters Bud Haldeman Robert Espeset Lewis Zalesky Paul Shieble Tom Pirnie. Friends may call from 7 to 9 this evening.
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Marjorie Capron
Beatty Chapel
A. A. Brooks
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
John Winters
Bud Haldeman
Robert Espeset
Lewis Zalesky
Paul Shieble
Tom Pirnie
Forage Savings Pushed by Farmers National Holiday
John Bosch leads the Farmers National Holiday association in western Minnesota and the Dakotas with mass meetings to discuss stopping farm loan payments and halting rent for barren fields. The drought worsens across Illinois and the Dakotas as grain prices rise and crop losses soar.
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Mattoon
South Dakota
Black Hills
Illinois
John Bosch
Farmers National Holiday Association
Roosevelt
Wallace
Minnesota
Dakotas
Dewey Moves to Target Racketeering in Industry
New York AP Special Prosecutor Thomas E. Dewey intensified his bid to eradicate rackets in the metropolis. He announced plans to discuss with Gov. Herbert H. Lehman at Albany the possible formation of two more grand juries to hear evidence, while offering few specifics of the inquiry.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Herbert H. Lehman
Albany
Cantonese Abandons Rebel Planes and Desertions
Twelve of Canton’s new Boeing aircraft were seized by the Nanking central government after twelve officers deserted the Canton forces. The air fleet change follows a wave of mutinies affecting military assets and loyalty.
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Hongkong
INS
Canton
Nanking
Origin of kissing linked to wives tasting wine claim
A historic belief suggests that kissing began as a test for whether wives and daughters had tasted wine, reflecting social concerns about male authority and domestic behavior.
Lewis Defies Green In Fight Of Unions
John L. Lewis of the United Mineworkers refused to appear before the AFL executive council in response to Green’s summons. Eleven allied unions under the mass-organization drive were also called to show cause why they should not be suspended.
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Washington
INS
William Green
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
United Mineworkers
Lewis
A. F. of L
Green
Executive Council
Committee For Industrial Organization
City Groups Schedule Meetings and Local Notices
City plan commission meets at 7 30 pm in city hall council room. Cedar Rapids Amateur Baseball league meets at 7 30 pm in playground office. The playground Camera Clique meets at 7 30 pm Wednesday in the playground. Nashua residents Hodgkin undergoes appendectomy at St Luke’s hospital. Frank Bailey waives to grand jury on assault charge. State sales tax office at Cedar Rapids Savings Bank building closed until July 13 due to absence of H E Rahe. Benefit party planned for Ep worth League institute attendees at John Huss Methodist church lawn. Spencer Snyder fined for intoxication. Harry Cochrane also fined. Art Taylor seeks help locating four missing boys possibly in Rock Island or Davenport. Names listed: Robert Johnson, Harold Briggs, Earl Carr, Herman Howard.
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Cedar Rapids Savings Bank
H. E. Rahe
Sales
Art Taylor
Fifth Street
Rock Island
Davenport
Taylor
Robert Johnson
Harold Briggs
Earl Carr
Herman Howard
Rock Island Shopmen Meet at Ben Hur Hall
The Rock Island shopmen hold a meeting tonight at 8 in the Ben Hur hall under the Brotherhood of Railroad Shop Crafts of America. Speakers from other points are expected including Thomas H. Smith the system general president. Refreshments will be served.
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Rock Island
Ben Hur Hall
Brotherhood of Railroad Shop Crafts of America
Thomas H. Smith
System
Brotherhood
Democratic national convention recalled at Canopus club meeting
John R. T. Rives editor of the Order of Railway Conductors Journal spoke at the Roosevelt hotel Tuesday noon. He compared the convention to past gatherings and described notable personages in attendance.
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John R. T. Rives
Order of Railway Conductors Journal
Canopus
Roosevelt Hotel
Mr. Rives
Nemecek Couple Cleared After Grazing Dispute Case
Justice Grunewald dismissed the assault and battery charge filed by Hazel Cargin against E. A. Nemecek and Anna Nemecek after a hearing. Costs were paid by the Nemeceks. The dispute centered on goats grazed by the Cargin family.
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Hazel Cargin
E. A. Nemecek
Anna Nemecek
W. J. Grunewald
Nemeceks
Riots Leave One Dead as Jerusalem Sicks Israel
In Jerusalem and Tel Aviv on Tuesday a Jewish Telegraphic Agency report says one Jew was killed and eight Jews plus four Britons injured in rioting. Local authorities investigated the attacks and security was stepped up across the two cities.
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Jerusalem
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Tel Aviv
DeCastello Injunction Petition Opens New Chapter in Cargin Case
The DeCastellos seek a temporary injunction to bar F D Cargin and Hazel Cargin from camping on or trespassing on a Cedar Rapids area tourist camp after a removal order. They obtained a 1932 judgment, sheriff’s deed in 1933, and allege the Cargins lingered with tents furniture and goats and remain on the property and adjacent highway. Judge H C Ring set a Friday 9 a.m. hearing for the temporary injunction.
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R. M. DeCastello
Anna M. DeCastello
F. D. Cargin
Hazel B. Cargin
Cedar Rapids
DeCastellos
H. C. Ring
Lloyd George Launches Bitter Attack on Baldwin in By-Election Speech
Lloyd George denounced Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin and his ministers as rats that scuttle the ship in a Derby by election speech. He criticized the cabinet for its handling of international affairs, the league of nations, and the Italo Ethiopian dispute. He proclaimed the battle for peace lost through feebleness of the United Kingdom's leaders.
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Derby
England
David Lloyd George
Stanley Baldwin
League of Nations
Plot To Overthrow Spain’s Government Stopped
The socialist daily Claridad said police uncovered a rightist plot to install a dictatorship of a fascist nature. Several hundred reactionaries were captured as insurrectional plans were about to be completed, with leading employers accused of aiding the fascists and hindering a national strike solution.
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Madrid
Claridad
Designate Guild As Representative For AP Bargaining
The National Labor Relations Board certified the American Newspaper Guild as the exclusive representative for collective bargaining by editorial employees at the Associated Press. The AP challenges the labor relations act’s constitutionality in a New York suit.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
American Newspaper Guild
Associated Press
New York
Strikers Stone Workers In Ohio
Cincinnati AP reports strikers pelted workers as they left the Norwood Remington Rand plant in Ohio. The incident marks a second outbreak of violence since the plant reopened Friday under a court injunction restricting strike leaders.
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Cincinnati
Norwood
Remington Rand, Inc
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Dewey
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Playground Commission Camera Clique
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Earl Hodgkin
Nashua
St. Luke’s Hospital
Frank Bailey
William Hinrichs
Tuesay
Epworth League Institute
Clear Lake
John Huss
First Street
Fourteenth Avenue SW
Spencer Snyder
Sixteenth Street NW
Harry Cochrane
First Avenue E
Nemecek
DeCastello
Cargin
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Spain
AP Bargaining
Ohio
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First Avenue
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Batiste
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