Italians Attend Mass After Rome to Chicago Journey
RHE NINETY-SIX Italians who finished a 6100 mile trip from Rome to Chicago attend Mass led by Cardinal Mundelein in thanks for completing the voyage. The piece notes wartime optimism and broad support for relief efforts and critiques local unemployment programs, urging coordinated action and employment projects similar to Grand Rapids to aid the jobless in Linn County.
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Rome
Chicago
Mundelein
Parity Urged by Corn Hog Council at Des Moines Meeting
A 25 member national corn and hog council formed at Des Moines to plan a Chicago conference with packers produced aims to raise hog prices to parity and regulate corn hog production. Members from ten states include Ralph Moyer Iowa Earl Smith Illinois Roswell Garst Iowa and H B Test South Dakota. A separate meeting named a resolutions committee and Dr A G Black was elected council chair.
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DES Moines
Chicago
Federal Farm Relief
Nation
Earl Smith
Ilinois
Ralph Moyer
Fairfield
Department of Agriculture
Ray Anderson
Des’ Moines
Iowa
Roswell Garst
Coon Rapids
Oscar Heline
Marcus
R. M. Evans
Laurens
William McArthur
Mason City
Ohio
F. G
Clyde Coffman
Kansas
F. G. Ketner
H. B. Test
South Dakota
R. W. Brown
Missouri
M. S. Barker
Indiana
C. B. Crandall
Minnesota
D. S. Dalbey
Nebraska
C. V. Gregory
Illinois
Black
A. G. Black
National Council
John Chalmers
Iowa Farmers’ Holiday Association
J. H. Mercer
Kansas Livestock Sanitary Board
Kansas Livestock Association
Mercer
H. G. Keeney
Nebraska Farmers’ Union
Order of Procedure
Winds
Gregory
Claude Wickard
Keeney
George Godfrey
Ralph Snyder
Barbara Davis Recovering After Evanston Car Crash
Mrs Barbara Davis wife of Robert B Davis advertising manager for Metropolitan Supply company is recovering satisfactorily from injuries after being struck by a car in Evanston She is at St Francis hospital Evanston and is expected to leave in ten days to return home Her injuries include a skull fracture severe cut above one eye and other cuts and bruises
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Cedar Rapids
Barbara Davis
Robert B. Davis
Metropolitan Supply Company
Evanston
St. Francis Hospital
D. W. Warren
Davis
Wisdom, humor, and clash of generations in church life
A reminiscence on Robert Collyer and John Haynes Holmes at the Church of the Messiah. Collyer, emeritus pastor, notes that youth will test beliefs and snakes rise in the back of old minds. Generational clashes persist but can be softened with tact humor and patience.
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Robert Collyer
John Haynes Holmes
Church of the Messiah
New York
Collyer
Iowa Supreme Court rules against proposed $20 million public loan
Des Moines Iowa top court declares the legislatures plan for borrowing 20 million to liquidate deposits in closed banks unconstitutional. The decision blocks a tax backed bond issue and penalties for state debt over the constitutional limit. The ruling upholds a Polk county case brought by Hubbells against the executive council.
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State Supreme Court
General Assembly
Polk County District Court
F. C
J. W. Hubbell
State Executive Council
Lehmann Brothers
New York
Carleton D. Beh Company
Eee
Truman
Btevens
Evans
Supreme Court
State of
Iowan
Major League Baseball Scores Roundup Tuesday
American League results show Chicago and New York trading runs with 4 to 5 outcomes, while Cleveland and Detroit list mixed tallies. St Louis and Washington split with late innings while Boston tallies 14 and Philadelphia 6 in a shutout defeat. National League games feature New York dominating Cincinnati 14 to 8, Brooklyn and Pittsburgh combining to 15 to 11, and Chicago and St Louis routing Philadelphia and Boston respectively.
Motives in ouster case taken apart
Motives of three relators in the ouster petition against Dan Kruidenier public safety commissioner were dissected in district court as H. W. Frager W. F. Hupp and L. W. Stone testified under cross examination. Frager said he signed to oppose older men being dismissed and favored the idea that gun permits be issued by Kruidenier with restraint. Stone admitted uncertainty about the petition’s truth and said if given a chance he would not participate again. Hupp described access to the police station and opposition to the rotation system and recounted past friction over night work for Sgt Christiansen.
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Public Safety Commissioner
A. Clock
Hampton
H. W. Frager
W. F. Hupp
L. W. Stone
Elmer Johnson
Hupp
Kruidenier
Third Avenue’ SW
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Gazette
Sheriff's Office
American Legion
Frager
Stone
Dennis
Sam Christensen
Christensen
Post Pauses in Siberia on World Flight Halfway Point
Wiley Post lands Winnie Mae in Irkutsk after a 6 hour 40 minute leg from Novosibirsk. He is 75 hours 25 minutes from New York and 16 hours 34 minutes ahead of his own record. He plans a brief stop before continuing east for a hazardous trans Pacific leg.
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Wiley Post
Siberian
Winnie Mae
Novosibirsk
Post
New York
Himself
Harold Gatty
E.D.T
Siberia
Murder Suspect Commits Death by Own Action
Charles King, 32, shot and killed himself as police prepared to arrest him in the slaying of Mrs. Rose Gaylock, 22, and her four year old daughter Helen. The mother was shot twice and Helen beaten to death. the husband was away at work. Police said King had been an unwanted suitor.
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Pontiac
Mich
Charles King
Rose’ Gaylock
Helen
Harriman Bail Forfeited After Disappearance
J W Harriman, indicted banker and former Harriman National Bank leader, had bail forfeited by federal Judge Francis G Caffey after he disappeared from a nursing home. A bench warrant was issued as authorities searched New York New Jersey and Long Island for Harriman who faced a sanity hearing amid fears he might have attempted suicide. Special watch was kept at his deceased son Alan's Long Island grave.
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NEW York
Joseph W. Harriman
Lst
Francis G. Caffey
Liberty
Harriman
Harriman National Bank
New York City
New Jersey
Long Island
mid-Manhattan
Alan
Democrat Demands Spangler Resign As Receiver's Attorney
Rep Edward Eicher Democrat in whose district Iowa City is located urged Cedar Rapids Republican committeeman Harrison Spangler to resign as attorney for the receiver of the closed First National Bank at Iowa City. The Treasury Department has sent the request forward.
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Washington, D. C
Harrison E. Spangler
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
First National Bank
Iowa City
Edward Eicher
Treasury Department
Assistant Chief Christensen resigns over rotating police shifts
Tuesday morning the first veteran to break from Kruidenier rotating system. Assistant Chief Christensen submitted his resignation effective August 1. The city council unanimously accepted the move at a special forenoon meeting. Christensen had opposed rotating assignments shifting officers every thirty days.
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Cedar Rapids
Police Department
Dan Kruidenier
Christensen
Kruidenier
Louis Zika
Kruldenier
Stepanek
Bone
Ice Department
Columan
Spangler Says No Resignation Request Amid Waterloo Reference
Mr Spangler told reporters Tuesday afternoon he had not received any request to resign and commented They did that at Waterloo referencing Rep A C Wilford's move to remove Republican officeholders in that district Spangler had been appointed attorney for the receiver in Iowa City about a year and a half ago
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Spangler
Waterloo
A. C. Willford
Iowa City
Omaha Policeman Slain By Youths
Otto P. Peterson a 48 year old special policeman patrolling a Omaha residential district died of five bullet wounds suffered when one of two youths he stopped to question drew a gun and opened fire His partner Ora Ledgerwood 43 was cut by glass from a shattered window but survived the attack The youths fled
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Omaha
Otto P. Peterson
Ora Ledgerwood
Peterson
Appraisers to Begin Work in Seven Iowa Counties
DES MOINES AP D W Bates state banking superintendent announced the banking department has chosen Story Keokuk Carroll Fayette Woodbury Ringgold and Cedar counties for the mortgage refinancing plan appraisers first to start work. The program will expand to additional counties later.
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Des Moines
D. W. Bates
Banking Department
Story
Keokuk
Carroll
Fayette
Woodbury
Ringgold
Cedar
Dempsey Marries Hannah Williams in Elko Nevada
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey wed Hannah Williams a Broadway actress in Elko Nevada. A crowd of miners cowboys and railroad workers watched as the couple, after arriving from Salt Lake City under fake names, registered at a hotel and then married by a justice of the peace at the courthouse.
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Nev
INS
Jack Dempsey
Hannah Williams
Salt Lake City
Miss Williams
Dempsey
Broadway
Estelle Taylor Wishes Happiness for Dempsey Marriage
Hollywood reports Estelle Taylor ex wife of Jack Dempsey extends best wishes to Dempsey and Hannah Williams for happiness. She says she will be disappointed if their marriage is delayed and notes a bond with Dempsey despite their divorce. She plans singing lessons in Pasadena and aims for a New York production next winter.
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Hollywood
INS
Estelle Taylor
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Hannah Williams
Miss Taylor
Jack
Miss Williams
Pasadena
New York
Cedar Rapids Auto Toll This Year
Report shows road toll in Cedar Rapids with figures on accidents injuries and deaths. Data appears incomplete with garbled digits but indicates a comparison to prior periods and outlines the scale of traffic harm in the area.
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Cedar Rapids
Elliott Roosevelt Arrives in Chicago Amid Romance Rumors
Elliott Roosevelt, recently divorced in Minden, Nevada, flew to Chicago where he visits Ruth Googins of Fort Worth Texas. Reports persist the friendship has grown into a romance and a possible marriage, though officials deny it.
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Chicago
Elliott Roosevelt
United States
Minden
New
Ruth Googins
Fort Worth
Texas
Roosevelt
Miss Googins
Mystery surrounds Mattern return flight in Siberia
AP reports Jimmie Mattern, famed for attempting a solo world flight, may have left Anadir with Soviet pilot Levanovsky in a seaplane to Nome. A sketchy wireless message indicated a takeoff from Anadir, with expected Nome landing at 6 pm Nome time, but no confirmation by Tuesday.
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Mattern
Siberia
Icelands
Anadir
Levanovsky
Khabarovsk
Nome
Matern
Green seeks probe of textile worker dismissals
President William Green of the A F L urged Administrator Hugh S Johnson to investigate alleged politically inspired layoffs in the cotton textile industry under the new fair competition code. Green cited Chattanooga dismissals and reports of unions' the cause, with complaints from the south and notes from labor adviser John P. Frey.
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Washington
Wiliam Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Hugh S. Johnson
Chattanooga
John P. Frey
Frey
The
A. F. of L
South
Southern Wet Vote Shapes Repeal Test in Alabama and Arkansas
Early returns from Alabama and Arkansas show wet support for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. Alabama reported 5796 for repeal to 2499 against from 60 boxes. Arkansas small precincts 344 for repeal to 87 against. The South’s votes, with Tennessee soon, could push repeal toward ratification this year amid Democratic support and party loyalty arguments.
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United Press
Alabama
Arkansas
Hill
Lenin
Prairie County
Tennessee
Dixie
Rati
Sear
Eadquays
Akansas’ Sons
James A. Farley
Americans jailed in Mallorca case prompt Azana intervention
Madrid reports Premier Azana may order action in the case of five Americans jailed for 43 days on Mallorca island. Ambasssador Bowers seeks immediate action as Mrs Lockwood nears collapse after confinement near a demented prisoner in Palma jail.
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Madrid
Premer Manuel Azana
Maleorca
Claxie G. Bowers
Palma
Azana
Clinton B. Lockwood
Springfield
Mass
Rutherford Fulleron
Columbus
Roderick F. Mead
New York
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Stamford
Conn
Mallorca
Joe Ee
Washington
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A.bowers
State Department
di Mallorca
Clinton Lockwood
West Springfield
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