Nazis lash out at Bingham for speech
Washington dispatch reports Nazi Germany’s Voelkische Beobachter attacking U S ambassador Robert Bingham in London for his remarks defending democracy and free speech. The article cites comments by Columbia University president Nicholas Murray Butler and critiques from Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung as they accuse allied leaders of hypocrisy while accusing Britain of economic woes and Germany of tyranny.
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Bert TN
Ac Tf
Voelksseere
Beonachter
Robert
Bingham
United States
London
Cupomats
Americcan Society
Lone
Nicholas Muttasy Bute
Columbia Univers New York
Sme
Atfir
England
Japanese Christian LA Students Held By Strike Agitators
In Kyoto Japan more than 300 Doshisha University students were confined in the ant veiled chapel by striking agitators. Gateways blocked by armed students deterred authorities from intervening as the unrest over school policies divided the 4700 student body. The university, linked to the Congregational church and aided by the American Board of Foreign Missions, saw the detained students labeled as stakebreakers by peers.
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Kyoto
Japan
Doshisha Uni- Vertts
Assistaeeo
Ord
Eas
American Board of Foreign Missions
Congregational Church
Workers Clash With Pickets At Rayon Factory Reopening
Workers and pickets clashed at a rayon factory reopening in Covington Virginia. Reported tensions rose as officials described the confrontation and efforts to resume production amid ongoing labor dispute.
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Rayon
Thomas Stoss Funeral Held Thursday Details
Funeral arrangements for Thomas Stoss set for 2 PM Thursday at the Ames church with burial at local cemetery. Stoss, former superintendent at Ames, served twenty years in education and passed Tuesday. Frances Woo, widow of Stoss, noted as survivor, plus other local officials and family members attended services.
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Sears
Toei
Ames
Peterman
Deaths of Carl Edwin Zbanek in Cedar Rapids
Carl Edwin Zbanek, born May 22, 1913 in Cedar Rapids, died 11:20 p.m. Tuesday at a local hospital. He was a Coe College alumnus and held roles in Czech and music fraternities, ROTC, and various clubs. Survived by his parents Frank and Mrs Zbanek and fiancée Maxine Culbertson. Funeral at Turner chapel Friday at 2 p.m. with Crescent Lodge No 25 A F and A M and nearby rites. burial in Bohemian National cemetery.
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Carl Edwin Zbanek
Frank Jo Zbanek
Second Avenue
Cedar Rapads
Ceq College
Addiision
Maxne Culbertson
Carl
St Pauls Methodist Church
Crescent
Chr Beta Prt
Satonia National Music Fraternity
ROTC
Cor
Czech Fine Arts Society
Cedar Rapids Lodge
Coe College
Fast Congregational Church
Newis
Coe
Interocean Reinsurance Company
Statistical Department
Turner Chapel
Nelson C Dierer
Crescent Lodge
Mae
Bonemian National Cemetery
Jo Wervert
New York City
Carl Zbanchk
Charred Body Found Near West Ste Baits
A charred body was found in a wooded area west of Ste Baits near St Louis County. Chief Deputy and another official investigated the scene. The deceased was described as a man with about three "Gays" noted by investigators, with authorities continuing the inquiry.
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Ste Baits
Herring Favors Hatch Plan On Court Action
Washington reports the second day of senate debate over supreme court reorganization with Senators Gillette and Herring moving toward amendments to the Hatch plan. Gillette favors limited changes to gain support, while Herring backs the plan, hoping to avoid a filibuster. both pledge to oppose any delay.
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Hatch
Gillette
Washington
Senate
Supreme Court
Guy Gillette
Clyde Tierring
Gazette
Nowarawan
Roosevelt
Justin Willis van Devine
Hetina
Revision Of Radio Map In Iowa Is Indicated
A planned revision of Iowa’s radio map emerges with new station permits and construction activity across the state. Central States Braids plans a daytime operation at Council Bluffs with 90 watts, while others in Mason City and Globe Gravette seek permits to build new stations.
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Iowa
Dee Panque
Sia
Comed Bluff
Swao de Usons
Weenies
Nea
Caperate
TOD Watts
Aptoot
Atheed
Steen
Central States
Woopany
Council Bluffs
Pew St Fon
Painting Traded For Dog Proves To Be Work Of Master
CHICAGO INS Arthur Lloyd Jr an Oak Park antique dealer sought the gray haired ale lady in a black dress who traded a Cocker spaniel pup for a painting later found to be by Jean Baptiste Greuze. The portrait of a young blonde woman was authenticated by Dr Maurice Goldblatt. Lloyd wants to locate the elderly woman claiming there may be value in the swap for her.
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Chicago
INS
Arthur Lloyd Jr
Oak Park
Jean Baptiste Greuze
Maurice Goldblatt
Lloyd
Catholic Convention Speaker Attacks Divorce and Birth Control
At the Catholic Daughters of America biennial convention in Bretton Woods New Hampshire Rt Rev Eugene J McGuinness of Chicago attacked divorce and birth control while lauding the group for its stance against divorce and its steadfast rejection of birth control doctrine He also praised their campaign against communism and mission work by the Daughters.
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Bretton Woods
Eugene J. McGuinness
Ll.d
Chicago
Catholic Daughters of America
Mel McGuinness
Catholic Church Extension Society
Organization
Row Over Teacher Splits Mass Town
SAUGUS Mass AP. Residents divided over whether a blonde high school dramatics teacher should resign or keep her job Isabelle Hallin 26 says the sole reason for being asked to resign was a rumor she hosted the cast for cocktails and cigarettes the school board remains silent amid the split stance of the community.
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Saugus
Mass
Isabelle Hallin
Jackson Playground Hosts Community Night Event
Jackson Playground in the Jackson school area held its first community night with about 200 spectators. YMCA Boys Drum and Bugle corps performed drills and music while a list of local residents showcased solos and dances in a varied program of music and movement.
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Jackson School
YMCA
Ray Scholl
Fourth Avenue
Mary Moore
Guiter
Vernon
Fifth Avenue
Jack Carpenter
Ninth Street
Mary
Fallowe
Martha Hubbard
Jackson i Sround
Birth Announcements Across Local Addresses
Scattered birth notices report Mary Louise born at Vien hospital Waterloo to Mr and Mrs Ro Bek hots at 1530 A avenue NE aphe tor. Judith Ann born June 26 to Mr and Mrs Reckford read SW on daughter. Mercy Hospital Bon ot Mreo and Mr oF oer Sehinger announce a daughter. Ju ls 3 born at University nusp tat Poea Cow with various garbled details.
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Ro Bekhots
Mary Louise
Te Vien Hospital
Rm Waterloo
Water
Scorpi
Reckford
Judith Ann
Mercy Hospital
Oer Sehinger
Explosion in Hickman basement destroys item and injures
An explosion and basement fire in Hickman Nebraska damaged a Class rime item and injured a person. Lt Hoatald reported relief as the blast damaged the area and no one else was harmed.
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Hickman Neb
Cedar Rapids youths plead guilty in car break-ins
Three of five Cedar Rapids youths arrested July 1 pled guilty in district court to breaking and entering railroad cars. Donald Maudsley and Albert Barnes received four months in county jail suspended on good behavior. Robert Cook got three months with a ten year indeterminate reformatory sentence. Kenneth Byers and Thomas Carney pled not guilty. Shelled corn was taken from two cars near L Street SW on June 14 and 27 and sold locally. Carney had prior charges for fixtures from the old Adams school.
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Cedar Rapids
Sherif James H. Smith
Milwaukee Railroad
H. C. Ring
Donald Maudsley
Second Street
Albert Barnes
Eleventh Avenue
G K Thompson
Robert B Cook
Sixth Street
Thomas Carney
L Street
Cedar Rauds
Youths Given A Free Ride To City Limits
Two youths Jack Mueller and John Gerrick both 18 and 19 admitted stealing four bottles of pop from a Tehel Bolting company truck after police found them near the old Adams school. They were arrested after being seen peering into cars near 400 Sixth Avenue South and were given a ride to the city limits with a caution not to return. Local charges were dropped after Chicago records showed they were not wanted there.
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Jack Mueller
John Gerrick
Chicago
Tehel Bolting Company
Sixth Avenue S
Par
Old Adams School
Tehel Company
Wills Probated for Mary McHart and Joseph S Vrbicek
Judge HC Ring admitted Mary McHart of Buffalo township's will to probate detailing siblings John Frank Rose Anna Kate and Lizee as heirs with 200 to St Josephs Parish trustees and Frank McHart named executor. The Dec 1936 dated will of Joseph S Vrbicek of Cedar Rapids probated naming wife Helen and First Trust and Savings Bank as executor. made April 22.
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Mary McHart
Buffalo Township
John McHart
Frank McHart
Rose Zimmerman
Anna Kula
Kate Flannagan
Lizee Holub
St. Josephs Church
Pratrieburg
Joseph S Vrbicek
Cedar Rapiats
Helen Db Vrbiceck
First Trust and Savings Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Spicer Receives Twenty Year Term for Attempted Assault
Nester Spicer aged 29 of route No 1 Scar Rapids was sentenced to an indeterminate twenty year term in the Aramosa reformatory by Judge HooC Rog in district court Wetrosdat after pled guilty to an attempted assault on a 16 year old girl at her Linn county farm home near Rapids. Testimony showed guilt and the case involved factual details from the true information filed by Attorney G. ster.
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Nester Spicer
Scar Rapids
Aramosa Reformatory
Hooc Rog
Wetrosdat
Spicer
Herse -Old Linn County
Bond and estate matters in Cedar Rapids court ruling
On Wednesday a person posted a $500 bond and was released from county jail after Judge H C Ring ordered bond reduction from $1,000. In district court Judge Ring appointed Del bert Collicott administrator of the Effie Collicott estate of Cedar Rapids, who died May 25, with the administrator’s bond set at $20,000.
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H. C. Ring
Delbert Collicott
H.C. Ring
Effie Collicott
Cedar Rapids
Final rites for Mrs Anna Dircks held in Lowden church
Rites conducted Sunday at Zion Evangelical and Re formed church with Rev. F J Abele officiating. German and English songs by Elizabeth Heiner Lorena Pauls Hugo Muhs and F C Conrad. Grandsons Arthur Howard Milo Fisher Wallace Dircks Darel Dircks of London and Clifford Winter of Tipton served as pallbearers.
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F. J. Abele
Elizabeth Heiner
Lorena Pauls
Hugo Muhs
F. C. Conrad
Arthur Howard
Milo Fisher
Wallace
Darrel Dircks
London
Clifford Winter
Tipton
Ridgeway Marriage Ties Leona Polansky to Thornton
The June 24 ceremony at St Rita s in Mancos Colo united Leona Polansky daughter of Mr and Mrs John Polansky with Murray Thornton of Albuquerque N M The couple will reside in Albuquerque with Leona having taught nearby during the past year DECORAH Thirty four checks totaling 1227 63 were distributed to Winneshiek county standardized schools by County Superintendent Charles G Steen Highland township shares were distributed Districts numbers 1 and 2 received 59 16 each. Highlandville independent 50 71. Glenwood 5 54 94. Bloomfield 3 and Hesper 2 48 60 each. Pleasant 5 46 48. Springfield 3 44 37. Pleasant 1 and Bluffton 1 42 26 each The smallest amount 23 24 Brandon Seventh annual reunion for Mrs Minnie Ferguson Hines former pupils and families will be held at Spencer s Grove Sunday July 18 A picnic dinner will precede an address by Hester Muschaw eck of Shellsburg and a response by Margaret Schmitz of Urbana
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Peter Niss
Conesville
Elmer Conne
Riverside
Alfred
M. Cooper
Ridgeway
Leona Polansky
John Polansky
Murray Thornton
Albuquerque
N. M
St. Rita’s Catholic Church
Mancos
Colo
Hesper
Pleasant
Springfield
Bluffton
Brandon
Minnie Ferguson Hines
Spencer's Grove
Hester Muschaweck
Shellsburg
Margaret Schmitz
Urbana
Committee Approves Flood Control Plan
The House Rules Committee approved a measure urging the army engineers to submit a comprehensive national flood control plan for major U.S. rivers. It also favorably reported a bill authorizing 24.877 million dollars for emergency and priority flood control projects in the lower Ohio river valley, granting privileged status on the House calendar.
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Washington
INS
House Rules Committee
Army Engineers
Congress
United States
Ohio River
House
Lopez sent to workhouse after eleventh brick incident
New York report states Joseph Lopez was committed to the workhouse Wednesday following his eleventh conviction for throwing a brick through a store window. The repeated offense underscores a persistent pattern of property destruction traced to Lopez by authorities.
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New York
Joseph Lopez
U S Fails To Get $22 000 000 Award Against Germany
The German American mixed claims commission unanimously denied an American motion to enter a 22 million dollar award against Germany for the Black Tom and Kingsland munitions plant explosions in New Jersey during World War I. Justice Owen J. Roberts announced the ruling as Germany had linked the agreement to unfulfilled trade and financial conditions. Bonynge prepared further testimony alleging collusion by handwriting experts to aid Germany in denying the sabotage charges.
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INS
Mixed Claims Commission
Germany
Kingsland
New Jersey
Robert H. Bonygne
Owen J. Roberts
Supreme Court
America
State Department
Munich
Bonynge
Wagner Will Not Run For New York Mayor
Washington dispatch reports Senator Robert F. Wagner will not seek the New York mayoralty this year. A reliable authority says Hall must find another candidate, while Wagner declines to comment when asked.
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Wagner
N. Y
Washington
INS
Hall
Robert F. Wagner
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