Mussolini Opens Ethiopia to American Capital Interest
Mussolini declares abandonment of sanctions and opens Abyssinia to foreign capital including the United States. He outlines a long term, fascist guided plan for Ethiopian development, aims at economic profit over decades, and emphasizes security, peace, and cooperation with international partners.
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Rome
Ins
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Ethiopia
League of Nation
Il Duce
Europe
America
Mussolini
Abyssinia
Atlantic
Pacific
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Ilduce
Prospering Callander Welcomes Dionne Quintuplets Tourists
Tourists flock to Callander to glimpse the Dionne quintuplets at the Dafoe nursery as improvements lure visitors. An elliptical pavilion and glass screens let many watch the five girls while they play, with Ontario collecting gasoline taxes and locals benefiting from hotel and camp business amid growing prosperity.
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Callander
North Bay
Ont
Army of American Pilgrims
Dafoe Nursery
Yvonne
Annette
Cecile
Emilie
Marie
Ontario
Oliva Dionne
Ben la Belle
Alex Legros
United States
Leon Dionne
Oliva
Dafoe
M. Granney
Funeral services for Frank Aicher in Iowa City
Funeral services for Frank Aicher age 74 long time Johnson county resident and retired farmer who died Sunday night will be held at 9 am Thursday at St. Mary's church. He resided with relatives and is survived by four daughters.
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Iowa City
Frank Aicher
Johnson County
St. Mary’s Church
Aicher
Iowa News in Brief Highlights Local Tragedy and Reunions
Miss Mary Brown of Columbus Junction died from heat while visiting Hannibal Missouri. Funeral in Mount Pleasant area church with burial in Elm Grove. Separate items: Maynard reunion drew 51 attendees led by Ella Claxton with multiple Beckner family members present. Funeral held in Kalona for Joseph D Miller born 1861. Coggon death of Anna De Woody Warnock aged 79 with funeral planned Wednesday.
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Columbus Junction
Mary Brown
William Brown
Hannibal
Miss Brown
Philip Brown
Mount Pleasant
Washington
Elm Grove Cemetery
J. W. Hubbard
Edward Brown
San Francisco
Calif
Frank
Pueblo
Colo
Philip
Shawnee
Okla
Maynard
John
Susan Beckner
Irving Patridge
Ella Claxton
Elkader
Lillie Beckner- Evans
Jessie Beckner-Meyers
Zetta Beckner-Gilmer
Frank Cummings
Ellen Cummings-Ashbaugh
Ella Patridge-Leonard
Ralph Beckner
Arlington
Mae Beckner-McKee
Osage
L. D. McKee
Donald
Irving Leonard
Alice Margaret
W. P. Ashbaugh
Duane Snodgrass
Dubuque
Nellie Cummings
Lillian
Dale Jardow
Alden Lee
Paris Bastille Day Parade Overshadowed by Street Protests
In Paris on Bastille Day, 6,600 mobile guards plus 4,600 police kept rival left and right wing groups apart as 100,000 communists and socialists chanted the Internationale while nationalists sang the Marsellaise. President Lebrun and Premier Blum reviewed a modern army with bombers and tanks. The government barred civilian revelry after the army parade to deter unrest.
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Paris
Popular Front
Champs Elysees
Leon Blum
Cramps Elysees
Albert Lebrun
Blum
Chandler Company Gets Temporary 2 Year Tax Cut
City council grants a two year reduction in 1935 and 1936 assessments for the Chandler manufacturing company. Real estate drops to 29519 and personal property to 3068 each year, total assessments cut from 88890 and 89155 to 32587 annually. Relief is subject to county and state approval and reverts to original levels in 1937.
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Chandler Company
Frank K. Hahn
County Board of Supervisors
State Board of Assessment
Cedar Rapids couples obtain marriage licenses
Anton L. Naso Jr and Nelda M. Schnoebelen both of Cedar Rapids receive marriage license. Frank Klimes Jr and Elizabeth C. Kozik both of Cedar Rapids also obtain licenses.
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Anton L. Naso, Jr
Nelda M. Schnoebelen
Cedar Rapids
Frank Klimes, Jr
Elizabeth C. Kozik
Play-ground Commission Delays Meeting Schedule Change
The Camera Clique will not meet this Wednesday but will gather July 22 and every second Wednesday thereafter through summer. City council approved Cedar Rapids Gas to lay mains on Thirty-eighth Street NE and B Avenue NE for specified distances from First Avenue.
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The _ playground commission Camera Clique
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Thirty-eighth Street
First Avenue
B Avenue
Regal Voss Boy Fractures Leg After Barn Ladder Fall
Regis Voss five year old son of Mr and Mrs Francis Voss route 1 suffered a fractured right leg Monday morning after a fall from a ladder to a barn hay loft at their home. He was taken to Mercy hospital for treatment.
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Regis Voss
Francis Voss
Mercy Hospital
State Theater Hosts Gazette Newsboys Night
Under Alex Fidler the Gazette newsboys enjoyed a cool Monday evening at the State theater as guests of manager John Krier. The double feature bill included Border Flight about the coast guard and smugglers and the comedy mystery Half Angel.
City Authorizes Beer Permit Transfer to New Riverview Site
The city council on Monday approved Frank Brookhiser to transfer his beer permit from Riverview park pavilion to 227 Fourteenth Avenue SE. Council members said Brookhiser plans to close the Riverview dance hall and operate the new location as a beer parlor.
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Frank Brookhiser
Riverview Park Pavilion
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Brookhiser
Traffic Violator Fined
Mrs. Richard Sears of Marion was fined 10 dollars and costs on a speeding charge in police court Tuesday. The fine was suspended and her driving license ordered suspended for ten days. Alford Gratzek, 831 A Avenue NE,
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Richard Sears
Marion
Alford Gratzek
A Avenue NE
Parking fines levied on multiple residents
W Klinger of 119 Second Avenue SE paid $1 and costs for alley parking. Clarence Berry of 621 Tenth Street SE and H W Foshnaugh of Belle Plaine paid $1 and costs each for double parking.
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W. Klinger
Second Avenue SE
Clarence Berry
Tenth Street SE
H. W. Foshnaugh
Belle Plaine
Special Nazarene Tent Meetings Open at Van Buren Grounds
Daily 7 45 p m tent meetings begin this evening at Van Buren school grounds Third street and Fourteenth avenue SW under Church of the Nazarene auspices Evangelist Rev H A Thon of Waterloo and musical director Walter Fillenworth Rev Mr and Mrs E R Robinson to present Negro spirituals as a special feature tonight
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Church of the Nazarene
van Buren School
Third Street
Fourteenth Avenue
H. A. Thon
Waterloo
Walter Fillenworth
E. R. Robinson
Tourist Loses Purse. Denver Woman Seeks Return
Police report a tourist, Lillian White of 344 Blair Street Denver Colorado, left her black alligator purse at an oil station and requests its return. The bag held her driver's license address Eastern Star receipt and seventy dollars in traveler's checks drawn on a Denver bank.
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Clinton
Lillian White
Blair Street
Denver
Colo
Miss White
Eastern Star
Promotion Confirmed for Raymond Coward in Cavalry Reserves
Raymond Coward of Cedar Rapids has been informed by the War Department that he passed the examinations for promotion from second to first lieutenant in the United States Army Reserve Corps Cavalry.
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Raymond Coward
Cedar Rapids
War Department
Cavalry
United States Army Reserve Corps
Coward Earns Two Weeks Cavalry Instructor Duty
Mr. Coward is assigned two weeks as an instructor at the Fort Des Moines C. M. T. C. camp starting Thursday. In 1935 one unit he instructed placed second in camp competition and he won two firsts in an officers' horse show.
Winn to Speak at Foursquare Church in Cedar Rapids
John H. Winn and Lela Taber Winn former Cedar Rapids ministers in the Foursquare group will speak at the Foursquare Gospel Tabernacle 609 First Avenue West Friday at 7 30 PM on Where Do We Go From Here The Winns recently returned from Los Angeles where they served with Aimee Semple McPherson as pastors of the Angelus Temple 500 Room and Winn is one of Angelus Temple's twenty four elders.
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John H. Winn
Lela Taber Winn
Cedar Rapids
Foursquare Organization
Mr. Winn
Foursquare Gospel Tabernacle
First Avenue
Hedges Company
Mrs. Winn
Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Angelus Temple
Obituary for Joel J Swartzendruber 1854 193? Timber Church
Joel J Swartzendruber 82 longtime resident of Iowa died earlier this week with funeral held Sunday at Timber church. Born March 29 1854 in Allegheny County Maryland he moved to Iowa with parents at age two. He married Gert rude Yoder in 1877 who died in 1917 and later married Mrs Mary Gingerich who died in 1935. Surviving foster children are Joe Eimen and Ida Kreden.
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A. M. Gantenbein
Ruth
Verna
Irving Patridge
A. L. Evans
Ella Leonard
Zetta Gilmer
Kalona
East Union Mennonite Church
Joseph D. Miller
Johnson County
David P
Barbara Miller
Amanda Kauffman
Tillie Gingerich
Amelia Burkholder
Ida
Laurence
Elmer
Glendale
Ariz
Levi
Weatherford
Okla
Ephriam
Chicago, Ill
Lewis
Muscatine
Peter D
Tacoma
Wash
John D
Hydro
Elizabeth Riggs
Coggon
Anna de Woody Warnock
Winnifred Nietert
Warnock
Nelson de Woody
Perna
Colo
John de Woody
Chico
Calif
Wesley
Jennie Montgomery
Presbyterian Church
I. F. Hayenga
Timber
Joel J. Swartzendruber
Joseph J
Barbara Brenneman Swartzendruber
Allegheney County
Maryland
Iowa
Gertrude Yoder
Mary Gingerich
Joe Eimen
Ida Kreden
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Duce
U. S
Knickerbocker
H. R. Knickerbocker
Ace
International News Server
Britain
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Willis Thornton
NEA Service
Mesdames Legros
la Belle
Quins
Dionne Farm
Travel and Publicity Bureau
Corbeil
New York
Midwives
Lower Canada
Shields
Iowa News
the Gazette
Ses
Ford
M. E.garmoe
Optometrist
Council
Nash
F.O.B. Factory
Nash Ambassador
Borschel Motor Company
2Nd Ave
Pingrey Motor Company
Blairstown, Iowa
Immaculate Conception Social
Eighteenth
Blake
Public Improvement Department
R. Thomas Termohlen
Twenty-first Street
Boston
Elizabeth Termohilen
Rudolph Vorishek
Twenty Second Street
Twenty-sixth Street
Linn County Old Age Assistance Office
Des Moines
Y Boys Band
Newsies
Foursquare Church
Burkhalter Insurance Agency Fire Casualty Surety
Cedar Rapids Gas Co
Gazette
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