Roosevelt warns on industrial recovery program pace
The article discusses President Roosevelt’s warnings about maintaining support for the industrial recovery program amid new taxes and caps on business earnings. It notes concerns over tax impact on corporations and personal incomes, calls for coordinated federal and local action, and mentions anticipated federal aid for Linn County projects alongside local relief efforts. It also references Rockefeller’s birthday remark, farm relief support from Milo Reno, and Mrs. Roosevelt defending working married women.
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Milo Reno
Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids public works plan nears approval
Cedar Rapids moves closer to a nine project public works program costing 808 250 with over half for local labor. Mayor Stepanek and officials met Lieut Gov Kraschel and federal administrator hopeful Cooper to discuss funding while a Washington trip seeks federal answers.
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Cedar Rapids
W. H. Stepanek
N. G. Kraschel
Cooper
Kraschel
Iowa
Washington, D. C
Hampton Judge Assigned to Hear Kruidenier Ouster
Judge 8S. A. Clock of Hampton Iowa has been assigned by Chief Justice E G Albert of the Iowa supreme court to preside at the ouster hearing of Cedar Rapids Commissioner of Public Safety Dan Kruidenier. The petition filed by five Cedar Rapids men seeks Kruidenier's removal over a south side stag party and rotation system in the police department. The date set in Linn county was July 17, but Judge Clock's appointment delays the case and a new date will be set.
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Cedar Rapids
Tihh County
Linn
Clock
W. F. Hupp
Kruidenier
South Side
Kruidenter
Urges Rockefeller For N Y Mayor
New York citizens push for John D. Rockefeller Jr as a potential fusion candidate for mayor. Albert Otinger, former Roosevelts rival and current fusion committee member, floated the idea though Rockefeller has not responded.
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New York
INS
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Albert Otinger
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Republican Fusion Committee
Rockefeller
Flowering-Time Rewards in Faith and Gardening
In a London City Temple talk a Dutch bulb-grower admired a peony named for the author. The speaker likens gardeners and parents to paying at flowering-time with color and fragrance. Teachers, too, are paid in the joy of students’ successes as God, the Gardener, is paid in flowering-time reward.
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London
New Jersey
England
Man Dies After Blood Transfusion Record Claim
Joseph B. Lawrence a 33 year old from Tazewell Va died Saturday after four years of relying on blood donated by friends He reportedly received 125 blood transfusions a claim the article labeled as a world record and an extreme medical effort surrounded by local interest
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Tazewell
Ins
Joseph B. Lawrence
Survey Made For Tennessee Project
Chattanooga report states that TVA will base hydro electric project plans on a survey of current and potential power markets. David E. Lilienthal, TVA general counsel, disclosed the survey has begun and TVA will oppose any power site development until the market study is completed.
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Chattanooga
Forty Four Children At Camp Good Health Fund
Forty four undernourished and underprivileged children are now in care at Camp Good Health. Doctors say they are in serious need of the outing. Visitors note improvements in faces, posture, and spirits since the camp opened weeks ago along the highway between here and Mount Vernon.
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Good Health
Here
Mount Vernon
Relief agencies mobilize to aid Mattern in Siberia mishap
Reports indicate Mattern, a 28 year old Texan flyer, is safe after a crash eighty miles west of Anadir in northern Siberia. Coast guard cutter Northland is authorized to reach the Siberian coast to recover him, though agency selection remains unsettled.
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Coast- Guard
Northland
Bering Sea
Siberian
Mattern
Parker
Coast Guard
Washington
William Alexander
New York
Columbis
Na Seeeves
York
Alaska
Canada
Walla Walla
Wash
Floyd Bennett
Siberia
Andir
Cutter Northland
Nome
Treasury Defies Detroit Bank Probers Over Testimony
The Treasury Department refused to provide documents or allow its employees to testify in the Detroit grand jury bank investigation. Undersecretary Acheson sent a letter to Circuit Judge Harry B. Keiden stating the Justice Department was conducting a broad probe and would take criminal action for any disclosure.
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Washington
Treasury’ Department
Grand Jury
Detroit
Treasury
Acheson
Harry B.keiden
Department of Justice
Justice Department
Dr Nelson Sued for 100000 in Love Theft Charge
In Los Angeles a suit filed Saturday alleges Dr E C Nelson a colored physician of Hollywood and divorced husband of Helen Lee Worthing enticed Margaret Fay Desmond wife of Leo F Desmond from her home in Freeport by many love letters in an alienation of affections case seeking 100000 in damages.
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Los. Angeles
INS
E. C. Nelson
Holywood
Helen Lee Worthing
Ziegfeld
Amelia Earhart Sets New Transcontinental Flight Record
Amelia Earhart Putnam landed at Newark airport at 8 19 p m with a red monophone, breaking her own trans continental record by flying from Los Angeles in 17 hours 714 minutes. A crowd watched as she landed and was greeted by husband George Palmer Putnam, surpassing her previous 19 hours 4 minutes.
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Newark
N. J
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Los Angeles
George Palmer Putnam
President Receives Solid Wood Wine Set from New York Craftsman
President Roosevelt was presented a wine set crafted from solid wood by Joe Marinello of Lackawanna New York near Buffalo. Marinello dedicated ten years of spare time to perfecting the set.
Cedar Rapids hit by heaviest rain of the year
Heavy downpour drenched Cedar Rapids causing traffic jams and street flooding. West of Otis hills a wall of water flooded rails and the North Western tracks, delaying the Columbine train. Street cars stalled on both sides and motorists faced blocks in Park Court district as rainfall peaked between 3 and 4 p.m.
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Crear Rapids News
Cedar Rapids
Prairie
Venice
Otissent
Western
Union Depot
Otis
Columbine
Mar~ton
Court District O
Bandits Identified in Mail-Job Shootout in Chicago
Two bandits identified as Ross King and John Bongiori, both 29 and 37, were linked to a mail carrier robbery that yielded $60,000 earlier. They shot Policeman Harry Redlich, 38, during a noon office building holdup in Chicago. Redlich died minutes later as bystander pursuit led to a fleeing gunman captured after a truck crash.
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Chicago
Fife
Ross King
John
Bongiori
Bolnd
Harry Redlich
Redlich
Hull Seeks A Give New Life To Parley
London AP Cordell Hull secretary of state urged world economic conference nations to summon fresh resolution to surmount immediate obstacles. He pressed for broader cooperation especially from France and gold bloc members while promoting a global price-raising program and wider delegation involvement without explicit American labels.
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London
Cordell Hull
France
Roosevelt
Cable
Hull
United States
Harriman Hearing Continues Monday
In New York, federal judge Francis G. Caffey will resume alienist hearings Monday with additional evidence on Joseph W. Harriman's sanity, the former banker.
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New York
Joseph W. Harriman
Francis G. Caffey
Parliament Adjourns For Summer Vacation In Paris
The French parliament closed for the summer as Premier Daladier read a decree calling the chamber of deputies into recess.
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Paris
Daladier
Chamber of Deputies
Seven Nations Forge Pact to Defend Gold Standard
Paris report says seven European nations led by Beveri France Italy Belgium Holland Switzerland Poland and Czechoslovakia formed a bloc to defend the gold standard against the United States and other inflationary nations. The group met at the Bank of France and planned joint central bank actions with future Basel meetings to map campaign plans. Leon Fraser of New York attended.
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Paris
Europe
United States
France
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Bank of ‘France
Staes
Great Britain
Japan
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
South Africa
Australia
Canada
India
New Zealand
Ireland
Basel
World” Bank
Leon Fraser
New York
World Bank
Wallace Denounces Bread Price Rise Tied to Wheat Tax
Secretary Wallace condemned bread price increases linked to a 30 cent per bushel wheat processing tax. He argued that even with higher wheat and ingredient costs, a loaf should rise only slightly above May prices, countering baking industry claims. He cited 1931 claims as evidence that wheat is a minor factor in bread costs.
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Washington
Wallace
Japanese Envoy Debuchi Honored At Century of Progress
The Japanese ambassador Katsuji Debuchi led Japanese Day at the Chicago fair. He arrived from Washington by train to take part in the Century of Progress events and a weekend of activities in his honor. The day marked the 80th anniversary of Commodore Perry’s arrival in Uraga Bay and the opening of Japan to relations with the United States.
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Chicago
Katsuji Debuchi
United States
Japan
Debuchi
Washington
Commodore Perry
Uraga Bay
Weather outlook for Chicago week beginning July 10
AP reports a Chicago weather outlook for the week starting Monday July 10. The upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys expect occasional showers with temperatures near or slightly above normal.
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Chicago
Mississippi
Missouri
Factor’s Kidnapping Case Shifts Toward Mexico
Fragmented AP report traces John Factor aka Jake the Barber from Chicago to Alice Texas area after his alleged kidnapping. British counsel Overmyer claims Factor aided by market scheming faces extradition issues. U S and Texas authorities monitor developments while Factor reportedly heads toward Mexico for sanctuary.
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Corpus’ Christi
Tex
John
Jake
Chicago
Speculator
Alice
Corpus . Christi
Caber-Times
Lieut
Lee. Miller
Texas” Highway Patrol
Jake the Barber
Franklin R.' Overmyer
The
Crown
England
Overmyer
Factor
Mexico
Supreme” Court
State Department
Gilbert
Penne
Refuge
Forery
Eepor Factor
Board of ‘Atrategy
Pan Lew
William Cohen
Flooded Morrison Bear Creek Repeats. Search Continues
In Morrison and Starbuck renewed downpour triggers flood risk as Bear Creek rises three feet in minutes. Rescue teams again search for twenty or more missing after earlier cloudburst, but fear grows that lives may be claimed and previous searches are abandoned.
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Morrison
Colo
Bear Creek
Starbuck
Parachute Failure Kills Woman Pilot and Rescuer
In Kansas City area, Miss Mildred Wright an instructor at Warrensburg State Teachers College and airport attendant John A Moss died after Wright leaped from her aircraft when parachute failed to deploy over the Missouri River near Patr fax airport. Don Covington 19 friend of Moss plunged in to help but survived. Wright home was St Louis. she practiced acrobatic feats en route to a private pilot license.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Mildred Wright
State Teachers College
Warrensburg
John A. Moss
Don Covington
Moss
Wright
Missouri Pacific Railway
Patrfax
Washington AAP Urges Repeal of Eighteenth Amendment
President Franklin D Roosevelt appeals for repeal as Postmaster General Parley plans further action. The communication cites party platform adherence and calls for a special session to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment. States Alabama Kentucky Arkansas face political pressures as funding and temperance rhetoric shape the campaign.
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Washington
AAP
Prewedson
Roosevelt
Beturdey
McCord
Cemocresic Party
Mec
Oseee
Ransia
Ricaen
Franklin
Roos
Alabama
Arkansas
Ruby Leffoon
Kentucky
Jay
Postmaster
Oklahoma City News Brief on Prohibition Repeal Vote
An AP dispatch from Oklahoma City notes a Saturday message permitting early voting on the repeal issue of the Eighteenth Amendment restrictions. The official said he was not opening a broader referendum on the constitution’s prohibition sections.
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Oklahoma
City
Court Breaks Up Domestic Triangle in Racine
RACINE Wisconsin reports police broke up a domestic triangle involving a machinist Beegle 32 his wife Lyda Weber 33 and Linda 27. Beegle was sentenced to one year to eighteen months in Waupun prison while Lyda Weber received three months in county jail. The machinist pled for mercy.
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Racine
Wis
Folice Sateurday
Hing
Liv Wee
Day
Beegle
Lyda
Linda
Beegie
Burgess
Bessie
Waupun
Weber
Leonard plant boosts wages by ten percent in July
Grand Rapids Michigan report states the Leonard plant of the Kelvinator corporation, maker of electric refrigerators, announced a ten percent wage increase effective July 1. The raise benefits about fifteen hundred employees.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Leonard
Kelevinator Corporation
Benes
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