Glass Attacks New Deal as Farmers and Counties Face Bills
Senator Carter Glass blasts the New Deal as a government of privilege in a Ashland speech during Patrick Henry bicentennial events. Alberta farmers praise reciprocity with the United States while Linn county faces a seven hundred thousand dollar state care bill unpaid by former patients and their heirs. The city plans a budget increase and urges collection of county reimbursements to offset costs.
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Carter Glass
Virginia
Linn County
Board of Supervisors
Music teacher held in Asheville murder case
Authorities arrest Mark Wollner a 35 year old music teacher and concert violinist as a third suspect in the killing of Helen Clevenger 19 at a Asheville hotel detectives say Wollner may have known the NYU co ed and had previously worked in Washington DC and New York City two other suspects Joseph Urey and Daniel Gaddy are being questioned Urey had been released but will be reinterviewed and detectives plan an all night session. Clevenger's father expressed hope the case will be solved soon.
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Asheville
N. C
Mark Wollner
Helen Clevenger
New York University
Wollner
Laurence Brown
Sheriff's Office
Joseph Urey
Daniel H. Gaddy
Urey
Washington, D. C
Sheriff Brown
Fred Jones
Piqua, O
Clevenger
How to get along with ourselves and others
Shackleton warned that irritability among men on long polar expeditions was the greatest danger despite friendship. The piece urges daily mental and moral hygiene to prevent quarrels at home work or church and cites Dr Harper preparing for important interviews as a model of self mastery.
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Ernest Shackleton
Dr. Harper
Chicago
Iowa Republicans Nominate Three For Supreme Court
Justice E. G. Albert from Jefferson, Judge T. G. Garfield of Ames, and former Justice William L. Bliss of Mason City were nominated at the Republican state judicial convention in Cedar Rapids. Ballots showed Bliss winning on the final tally after several rounds and county switches.
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E. G. Albert
T. G. Garfield
Ames
W. L. Bliss
Mason City
Jefferson
State Supreme Court
William L. Bliss
Iowa Supreme Court
Memorial
Albert
Garfield
Black Hawk County
A. B. Lovejoy
Waterloo
Allan Herrick
Des Moines
Norman R. Hays
Knoxville
Bliss
Walter P. Jensen
A. Hollingsworth
Keokuk
John M. Rankin
Supreme Court
John M. Grimm
Cedar Rapids
Emmet
Iowa
Heat Wave Is Badly Bent If Not Broken
Des Moines reports cooler readings as weather bureau notes the heat wave is at least bent. Rain begins in northern and eastern Iowa easing temperatures toward normal with Des Moines at 91, while some areas stay above 100 with Inwood reaching 115 the previous day.
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Des Moines
Weather Bureau
Iowa
Charles D. Reed
Inwood
Townsend national convention opens amid cash for war chest
Norman Mattoon Thomas faced boos at the Townsend convention in Cleveland while Dr. Francis Townsend’s supporters poured cash on stage to raise a war chest for a legal fight against Rev. A J Wright over pension funds. In ten minutes $803 was collected and a nationwide drive for $1,000,000 was launched. Thomas warned the crowd that his pension plan would not work as Townsend’s aides urged large pledges.
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Public Hall
Cleveland
Norman Mattoon
Thomas
Francis E. Townsend
Dr. Townsend
Townsend
A. J. Wright
Northern Ohio
Movement
Wright
Treasury
Gerald L. K. Smith
Gomer Smith
Inside story of Tipton slayer hunt in 1930 Gazette
The Sunday Gazette highlights the quest to catch Jack Mercer, wanted for the Robert Sproat murder in Tipton in 1930, traced coast to coast by Marion Hamiel, county attorney. The feature appears among world, national and local news with notes on CTA bureau activity and related crime reporting.
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Robert Sproat
Tipton
Marion Hamiel
Jack Mercer
Sunday Gazette
Late World
O. O. McIntyre
William A. Brady
Edgar Guest
Jay Sigmund
Clyde Tolson
Cedar Rapids
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Karpis
Gazette
Washington
Marion
Tama County
Terhune
Josephine Culbertson
Meighan Estate Worth Nearly Two Million Revealed
New York silent film star Thomas Meighan who died July 8 in Great Neck L I left an estate close to two million dollars. The will filed for probate Saturday places most of the fortune in trust for his wife of thirty years with a guaranteed income of at least fifteen thousand dollars annually. Trustees named are Mrs Meighan and Arthur Nunn of New York.
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New York
Thomas Meighan
Great Neck
L. I
Mrs. Meighan
Arthur Nunn
Dionne Quints Baby Named Oliva Junior Instead of Joseph
Oliva Dionne Jr replaces Joseph Robert Telesphore as the Dionne baby’s name. The christening date remains unset as Papa Dionne confirms the switch. A souvenir stand is planned across from the quintuplets’ nursery to welcome visitors.
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Callander
Oliva Dionne, Jr
Joseph Robert Telesphere
Dionne
Papa
Mama Dionne
Joseph Robert Telesphore
Oliva Junior
Dionne “Pere
Charles A. Moran
Atlanta
Body of CCC worker recovered after river flood
The body of Ralph Lewis a 22 year old CCC worker who drowned when his truck was swept away by flood waters was recovered Saturday in Nevada. The body traveled fifty four miles downstream from the Virgin River crossing through Utah to Arizona and into Nevada, after the incident near St George Utah last Thursday.
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ST. George
Utah
Ralph Lewis
CCC
Here
Nevada
Arizona
Heat Wave Sets New All-Time Kansas Oklahoma Records
In Kansas and Oklahoma the extreme heat surged without relief with new records in Fort Scott 121 degrees Wellington 120 Nowata 119 Tulsa 113 and Topeka 113 as Saturday’s high.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Fort Scott
Kan
Wellington
Nowata
Okla
Tulsa
Topeka
Mercury Top Surges Past 100 Degrees for Sixteen Days
A Cedar Rapids heat wave extended to sixteen straight days with a 102 degree peak at 3 pm per Chambers Inskeep readings. No rain arrived, though temperatures eased from 95 at 6 pm to 90 at 7:30 pm and 80 by midnight.
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Cedar Rapids
Chambers
Soviets Reveal Rail Wreck Month Ago In Which 51 Were Killed
The Soviet government announced that a June 22 collision between two trains at Chita Siberia killed 51 people and seriously injured 52 others. Thirteen railroad workers face trial for criminal negligence and could face execution.
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Moscow
Chita
Siberia
May Performs Wedding of Hilton Twin Violet to Dancer
In Dallas at the Texas Centennial Cotton Bowl Rev Henry A May joined Violet Hilton and Jimmy Moore in marriage before about 5000 spectators paying 25 cents each. Daisy Hilton watched, bride in white bouquet in hand, best man W O Brickey, and Mrs Henry May gave the bride away as guests cheered and danced after the ceremony.
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Dallas
Tex
Henry A
Violet Hilton
San Antonio
Jimmy Moore
Daisy Hilton
Violet
Conbin
Maid of Honor
W. O. Brickey
Henry May
May
Alsace-Lorraine Protests French Policy Amid Unrest
Leaders from Alsace Lorraine delivered a ultimatum to Premier Blum warning against socialist experiments and bolshevizing France. Deputies Oberkirch Serot and Senator Sigrist with Metz Mayor Vautrin drafted the protest accusing the Blum government of connivance with revolutionary strikes. Alsace Lorraine says they voted against the popular front and will safeguard regional liberties.
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Paris
Alsace-Lorraine
France
Blum
Alsace- Lorraine
Germany
Danzig
Strassbourg
Woman Found With Throat Cut Sewn With Buttons
A woman named Mrs. Edna Morris, 33, of Cincinnati, reportedly survived a gory throat wound stitched with black thread and sealed with buttons after an automobile incident. She was found near a church in Louisville and described companions who bound and dumped her from a car. Doctors said the wound was 36 hours old and infected but she is expected to recover.
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Louisville
Edna Morris
Cincinnati
Ohio
Spain forms new cabinet after anti government revolt
The Spanish cabinet of Premier Santiago Casares Quiroga resigned following a military revolt in Spanish Morocco and the Canary Islands and unrest in Spain. Diego Martinez Barrio organized a new cabinet including five veterans of the previous group as the government claimed control of the uprising centered near Seville.
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Madrid
Santiago Casares Quiroga
Spanish
Morocco
Canary Islands
Spain
Diego Martinez Barrio
Republican Union
Casares Quiroga
Seville
Rebels Gain Control in Spanish Morocco as War Deepens
Twenty thousand rebel troops seize absolute control of Spanish Morocco after 24 hours of heavy fighting. Government planes bomb rebel positions while ships block Gibraltar straits. Ceuta and Melilla are bombed as bombardment continues and reports say rebels hold key centers despite air attacks. casualties include two generals and twelve civilians. General Franco leads rebellion. Tangier reports his role amid ongoing conflict.
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Madrid
Spanish Morocco
Mediterranean
Spain
Straits
Gibraltar
Ceuta
Melilla
Morocco
Tangier
Franco
Canary Islands
Ramon Franco
Air Force
Nazis Tighten Grip On Danzig Free City Decree
The Danzig Free City administration led by Arthur Karl Greiser issued a decree to curb opposition. It dissolves groups deemed to threaten state interests, bars court review of political police measures, bans Jewish ritual slaughter for food, and imposes three month protective custody on those labeled endangering public peace.
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Free City OF
Danzig
Arthur Karl Greiser
Senate
Court of Police
Condition Of Local Girl Beaten Remains Critical
Lawrence Kansas AP reports 17 year old Alice Williams of Cedar Rapids Iowa remains in extremely critical condition after skull fracture believed from a fight. Her mother Mrs Clara Williams stayed by her bedside at a local hospital seeking information about the alleged assailant and the ride given to Williams.
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