Russia Adapts Navy Growth Amid Broad Security Moves
Moscow reports indicate the Soviet navy is being strengthened to defend the coastline Baltic and Black seas as the army grows. Officials say progress on an eastern European security pact continues with months likely before a formal accord. Russia will consider joining the League of Nations only if a security pact is in place, and trade talks with the United States stall over legislative hurdles.
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Moscow
United Press
Baltic
Black Seas
Far East
Soviet Union
League of Nations
Russia
Geneva
Craig Cook Former Cedar Rapids Resident Dies in New London
Craig Cook a Cedar Rapids native and son of pioneer residents died in New London Connecticut Saturday after an operation. He was about 63, lived in Cedar Rapids until about 25 years ago. Survived by wife Winifred formerly Augsburg, a daughter Katherine of Cleveland and a son Thomas of Chicago. Burial in St Joseph Missouri.
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Craig Cook
Cedar Rapids
T. Z. Cook
New London
Conn
R.S Cook
Crescent Drive
Sbe
Cook
Winifred Augsburg
Katherine
Cleveland
Thomas
Chicago
St. Joseph
Myr
Three Badgers Killed On Central City Farm
Three badgers raiding nearby chicken yards were killed on the Frank Svoboda farm five miles south of Central City Saturday night. Svoboda's dog Prince, a collie and alce hale mix, chased the intruders from a bridge as Mr Svoboda and Linn Boyer used a shoe to help end the fight. one badger escaped.
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Central City
Frank Svoboda
Prince
Svoboda
Linn Boyer
NRA enforcement falters amid Johnson blue eagle delays
The piece details ongoing NRA enforcement troubles under General Hugh Johnson with weak actions despite calls to crack down. It covers the Harriman hosiery case, Johnson’s hesitations over reinstating fired workers, and mentions related personnel moves including Ickes and Farley as well as the Wagner board and prominent labor figures shaping policy.
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Ashington
NRA
Hugh Johnson
Congress
Johnson
Blue Eagle
Harriman Hosiery Mulls
Harriman Company
Lttle
Harriman
Tenn
National Labor Board
Cummings
Masonic and Eastern Star Picnic Draws 150 At Scattergood
West Branch hosts annual Masonic and Eastern Star picnic at Scattergood two miles east with 150 attendees. West Branch reports injuries, puff ball discovery, and entertainment notes across Mount Vernon and Vinton.
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West Branch
Scattergood
Ole Petersen
John Thompson
L. N. Ellyson
Tom Siler
Tom Bailey
Roy Frauenholz
W. B. Anderson
Joe Christensen
Mount Vernon
Kenneth Sawyer Goodman
Harold Ericson
Francis Gilliland
Robert Hartung
Peter Steele
Priscilla Williams
Peter
Prudence
Vincent Gough
Gilbert Stueck
Henry Stueck
Vinton
William Caldwell
Vinton High School
Stueck
Hawkeye Henry Hose 78 dies after months of heart trouble
Hawkeye Henry Casper Hose 78 died at his home after months of heart illness. Born in Watertown Wisconsin he married Sarah E Weing in 1883 and lived in Hawkeye 26 years. They had three children Emma Harder Edward and Oscar with Oscar deceased recently. Funeral held at Methodist Episcopal church led by Rev O J Felter.
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Hawkeye
Henry Casper Hose
Mr Hose
Watertown
Wis
Sarah E. Weing
Emma Harder
Hartford
Edward
California
Oscar
Fred
Fond du Lac
Louis Kronitz
John Harder
Methodist Episcopal Church
O. J. Felter
Maynard
Hall
Backbone State Park
Purley Jennison
Jennison
Pearl Davis
Dysart
C. T Brown
First Church
Waterloo
Howard Gaston
J CC. Marson
Oxford
John Kinney
Oxford Fire Department
Stanley James
Frank Schweitzer
Clarence Hardy
George Saxton
Eldon Cook
Roosevelt Urges Peace in Americas in Cartagena Speech
President Roosevelt told Colombians that all American republics stand on the threshold of a new era of peaceful understanding. He urged citizens to understand the problems and cultures of the diverse races and nations across the Americas during a reception in Cartagena hosted by President Enrique Olaya Herrera.
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Cartagena
Colombia
Roosevelt
Washington
Hue
Leaire
Enrique Olaya Herrera
Americas
Infants Paralysis Susceptibility Linked to Family History
Dr W Lloyd Aycock director of research for the Harvard infantile paralysis commission announced presumptive evidence of family susceptibility to poliomyelitis. He cited that 20 percent of cases at the Boston clinic had a family history and three Vermont communities showed 51 percent.
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Boston
W Lioyd Aycock
Harvard University
Infantile Paralysis Commission
United States
Aycock
Vermont
Man Re elected By Postal Clerks In Iowa Convention
Harold G Holle of Clinton was re elected president of the Iowa State Federation of Post Office Clerks at the closing session. Leroy Hollan of Cedar Rapids was re elected first vice president and C E Harrington of Ottumwa, secretary treasurer. Mrs Edna Landon of Council Bluffs headed the women’s auxiliary. Resolutions favored restoring the two cent first class postage rate.
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Fort Dodge
Harold G Holle
Clinton
Iowa State Federation of Post Office Clerks
Leroy Hollan
Cedar Rapids
C E. Harrington
Ottumwa
Edna Landon
Council Bluffs
End of OGPU Judicial Power Signals Soviet Police Reform
The OGPU is reorganized into the interior ministry with no judicial role for secret police officials. All cases will be handled by regular courts. Henry Yagoda becomes internal affairs commissar, Jacob Agronov and George Prokofiev named vice-commissars as the leadership largely remains, but with altered methods and a cabinet division status.
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Moscow
OGPU
Secret Police
Department of Internal Affairs
Henry Yagoda
Jacob Agronov
George Prokofiev
Lynching of Andrew McCloud in Bastrop public square
In Bastrop Louisiana on Tuesday a mob of about 3000 lynched Andrew McCloud a 26 year old Black man accused of an attempted assault on a white girl. The crowd dragged him from jail beat him as a rope and pole were used to force entry and the car was driven away with the noose around his neck. Local officials offered no clear plan for charges or actions.
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Bastrop
Public
J. F Carpenter
F W. Hawthorne
Andrew McCloud
McCloud
Hawthorne
Carpenter
Hire Children To Break Onion Strike
Labor leaders accused onion weeders in the Scioto marshlands of forcing children into field labor to protect a million-dollar crop. The use of child strike-breakers drew statewide protests and charges of violating child labor laws. Court action against landowners was threatened by the new farm labor union leaders.
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McGuffey, O
Scioto
Farm
Baby Son Of Central City Couple Dies At Four Months
Lawrence Everett Peterson Jr four months old son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Everett Peterson of Central City died Tuesday at a Cedar Rapids hospital after a short illness Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Yocum chapel in Marion Arrangements to be announced later
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Lawrence Everett Peterson, Jr
Lawrence Everett Peterson
Central City
Cedar Rapids
Yocum Chapel
Marion
Radio Schedule Highlights From NBC CBS Nightline Lineup
Daily radio grid lists programs across NBC and CBS networks. Notable items include Gene Arnold and Vic and Late on WEAF WEAF WOC. orchestras led by Ravellin and Velazco. drama and soap Romance of Helen Trent. musical acts by Royal Hawaiians and Wiseman. multiple city stations WABC WMT WENR WGN. and evening programs featuring crime clubs Phil Spitalny and Fred Allen among others.
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Gene Arnold
NBC
WEAF
WJZ
KYW Cloutier Orch
Weaf Chain
WJZ Chain Jthi—Ravelln Orch
WABCG
WMT
Hon Archie
WJZ Chain
James Gerard
N. WY
Kiwanis Club
Velazco Orch
Sanford Orch
Carol Dele
Helen Trent
WABC
KMOX
WGN
Ann Leaf
CBS
Terkins
Jack Weller
WIZ Chain
Chicago Symphony
Jim Bridger
Armchair Quartet
WHO
Salty Sam
Yaccha Davido
Basso
Jack Armstrong
WBBM
Wowo
Ornhan Annie
Marthe Mears
WEAP
Kardos Orch
Grace Hayes
s—Moarton Downey
Wecco
Lilian Bucknam
Irene Rich
Goldberss
WMAQ
Wow
Boake Carter
WCCO
Crime Clubs
WLW
Era Pearl
WOCO
Phil Spitalny
Bean
Beans
Biase Gorin
Baritone
Everett Marshall
Habe Ruth
WLS
T.C
Fred Allen
James Melton
WEAM
Goldman Band
Ralph Hellamy
Sally Blaine
Wdja
Wenr
Koa Koil
WARG
Wabc Chain
Gene and
Gienn
Wmaq Woc
Robert Royce
Jack Little
BO Forum
Wish
Theas Orch
Wockavella Orch
Werger Orch
Russell Atch
O'Hara Oreh
Harriman Sees Guarantees That Could Have Aided Banks
Joseph W. Harriman, 68, former president of Harriman National Bank, told reporters he would “come back” after serving a four-and-a-half year term in Lewisburg federal prison. He speculated new guarantees could have saved his bank, saying government backing for 80 percent of loans might have changed outcomes.
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Harriman
Allentown
INS
Joseph W. Harriman
New York
Lewisburg
Harriman National Bank and Trust Company
Washington
Dysart Station Agent M S Barnes Retires After Forty Three Years
After twenty nine years as Dysart Rock Island railroad station agent M S Barnes will retire in December unless dispensation is granted. He has served nearly forty three years in railroading, one of only five men to hold the station agent post since the era of steam in Dysart over sixty years ago.
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Dysart
Rock Island Railroad
M. S. Barnes
Barnes
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