Hitler Demands End of Democracy in Germany
Adolf Hitler told 100000 rallygoers in Berlin that democracy must die within three days as Germany heads toward elections. He vowed to purge 13 parties, build national unity, and reject international aid in favor of self reliance. The Berlin speech followed clashes and political tension as right wing forces push for power before Sunday’s vote.
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Berlin
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Papen
France
Oliver Cromwell
Cromwell
Roever
Oldenburg
Kassel
von Papen
Hans Kerrl
Fire Burns West Main Street Home in Marengo
A two story frame residence on West Main Street in Marengo was destroyed by fire early Wednesday. Owner William Haist lived there with occupant William Willenbrock and daughter Wilma. Neighbor Fred Rabe reported the blaze. Willenbrock was visiting Newton. Wilma was camping. Damages estimated at 2000 dollars with no insurance.
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Marengo
West Main Street
William Haist
William Willenbrock
Wilma
Fred Rabe
Willenbrock
Newton
Marion Visitor Returns From Des Moines Summer
Mrs. Ed Allen has been with Mr. Allen in Des Moines this summer and returned to Marion Saturday evening. Misses Pearl and Leota Van Fleit of Milwaukee were dinner guests Wednesday in the Clogston home as they traveled to Mason City. If you raise fruit vegetables or spring on you can sell for CASH through the Gazette Good to Want ads advertisement.
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Ed Allen
Mr. Allen
Des Moines
Marion
Misses Pearl
Leota van Fleit
Milwaukee
Wis
Clogston
Mason City
The
Gazette
Cedar Rapids Guests At Oxley Home
Mrs. Jerome Smith of Spencer visited the Oxley home at 8380 Fourteenth Street on Thursday. Her son Norman Smith and Mrs. Smith of Cedar Rapids were to be guests that evening.
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Jerome Smith
Spencer
Robert Oxley
Fourteenth Street
Norman Smith
Smith
Cedar Rapids
Oxley
National B Y P U Convention Report Given At Prayer Meeting
Mr and Mrs Raymond Eckhart reported on the national B Y P U convention held July 8 to 11 in Minneapolis during the weekly Baptist church prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
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Minneapolis
Raymond Eckhart
The
Baptist Church
Mrs Bunting Visiting Daughter In Cedar Rapids
Mrs Philip Bunting spends a few days with her daughter Mrs Ben Moates at 1927 Mount Vernon avenue Cedar Rapids establishing family visit in the city.
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Philip Bunting
Ben Moates
Mount Vernon Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Interesting report on state conference at Clear Lake
Miss Ella Harding summarized the state conference held recently at Clear Lake during Canton Marion No. 7 and its Auxiliary meetings. The program met Wednesday in the I O O F hall with members present.
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Ella Harding
Clear Lake
Canton Marion No. 7
I. O. O. F. Hall
Community kitchen to host jars and produce for relief drive
Jars cans and canning tools along with vegetables and fruits will be prepared for Friday's Community kitchen to support the Unemployment Relief organization in a local aid effort.
Epworth League Plans Pool Party At Legion Pool
Miss Kathleen Bromwell visited two weeks at her grandmother Mrs H J Wiley then returned home with her mother Mrs Y G Bromwell. The high school Epworth League cabinet met at Miss Catherine Crane’s home with eight members present and plans for a pool party August 5 at the Legion pool.
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Kathleen Bromwell
Center Point
H. J. Wiley
Y. G. Bromwell
Epworth League
Catherine Crane
Legion Pool
Mrs. Milo J. Gray Visits Marion Kin in Iowa
Mrs. Milo J. Gray of Glenn Falls New York arrived in Marion to visit her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs George P The report lists Mrs Harry D Rockey of 1354 Fifth Avenue in critical condition Thursday. Cedar Rapids guests included Mrs Warren Lundy Mrs George Harford and Mrs Arthur Lint with Galen and Thelma Summers. Netoppen Camp Fire plans a 430 pm Friday picnic supper and swimming at Thomas Park and Legion pool with sandwiches a covered dish and table service.
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Milo J. Gray
Glenn Falls
N. Y
Marion
George P
Harry D. Rockey
Fifth Avenue
Warren Lundy
George Harford
Arthur Lint
Galen and
Thelma
George Summers
Cedar Rapids
Netoppen
Thomas Park
Legion Pool
Local social notes from Marion and North Liberty
Mr and Mrs J M Albright and guests attended a birthday party at Jess Wray home in North Liberty. Other visits include the Kearns couple in South Ninth street and a Marion gathering with Mount Vernon visitors. Frank and son of Chicago visited Marion relatives before returning home.
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J. M. Albright
Mildred Frazee
Alfred Voss
Melvin Dobbs
Marion
Miss Davis
Cedar Rapids
Jess Wray
North Liberty
Aaron Albright
City
Car E. Kearns
Council Bluffs
Mr. Kearns
Valentine Kearns
South Ninth Street
Chicago
Goshen
A. R. Kearns
Mount Vernon
Clinton Air Crash Victim Found To Have Broken Back
Earl Hansen of Butte Montana, injured in the Clinton area crash that killed Basil Farley, has a broken back and fractures to both legs. Doctors reported his condition was not good and doubtful for recovery after examinations. Coroner L O Riggert planned an inquest.
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Clinton
Earl Hansen
Butte
Mont
Here
Basil Farley
Preston
L. O. Riggert
Iowan kills mother-in-law then dies by own action
Bulletin from Centerville Iowa reports John Lesther aged 47 shot and wounded his wife’s mother on a farm near Unionville Missouri and then died by his own action. The incident occurred Thursday and involved the farm of Mrs Dow McKinley.
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Iowan
Centerville
John Lesther
Art
Ara Ursday
Sle Seesaiaal
Per Sae Eeccier
Dow Mckinley
Unionville
Rural districts seek higher levies as city cuts grow
State Budget Director Oscar Anderson reports city districts trim general fund needs by substantial amounts while rural schools request higher levies. Davenport cuts reach 75000, Mason City 50000, Dubuque 47000, Council Bluffs 46000, and East Waterloo 43000. Rural budgets show an overall uptick of 21400, contrasting with 329000 reductions among 23 city districts.
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Des Moines
Oscar Anderson
Davenport
Mason City
Dubuque
Council Bluffs
East Waterloo
Anderson
Romanian King Accepts Ban on Companion in Bucharest
King Carol II of Romania will keep Mme Magda Lupescue away from Bucharest for a short time to prioritize state affairs. Iuliu Maniu, now party leader, agrees to form a cabinet only if Lupescu departs the capital. Alexander Vajda Vojvod, recent premier, resigns, clearing the path for Maniu’s return.
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Bucharest
INS
Caroll II of
Roumania
Mme
Magda Lupescue
Dimineaza
Iuliu Maniu
Mme Lupescue
Alexander Vajda Vojvod
Prof
Nikolas Iorga
Maniu
Theory Links Comet Surges to Jupiter Eruptions
A theory linked to the Astronomical Institute of Moscow proposes that many comets seen at night originate from eruptions on Jupiter’s surface. The researcher S. Vsessviatsky argues these planetary outbursts could feed recurring cometary appearances.
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S. Vsessviatsky
The
Astronomical Institute of Moscow
Jupiter
Answers to Questions by Frederic J. Haskin
Q and A on early baseball pay and rainfall. Cincinnati formed the Red Bee as the first salaried team in 1868. The heaviest US shower yielded 1.03 inches in a minute, projecting 618 inches if it lasted ten hours.
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Cincinnati
Red Bee
United States
Ratified states of the lame duck constitutional amendment
Eleven states have ratified the amendment including New York Mississippi Arkansas Virginia New Jersey Kentucky Michigan South Carolina Maine Rhode Island and Louisiana The last Revolutionary War fighter to die was David C Dakeman who died in 1869 at age 109
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New York
Mississippi
Arkansas
Virginia
New Jersey
Kentucky
Michigan
South Carolina
Maine
Rhode Island
Louisiana
David C. Dakeman
Rutgers appoints Robert Clothier president in 1932
The Office of Education reports Robert Clarkson Clothier was appointed president of Rutgers University in New Brunswick New Jersey on March 1 1932.
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Rutgers
Office of Education
Robert Clarkson Clothier
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Henry Ford recreates Greenfield village at Dearborn
The Edison Institute at Dearborn Michigan includes a historic village named Greenfield spanning about 250 acres. It preserves 19th century handicraft arts in authentic public buildings and homes illustrating colonial architectural types.
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Henry Ford
Dearborn
Michigan
Detroit
Government information service offer to readers
The Cedar Rapids Gazette announces a free information service for readers to obtain factual answers by mail. Enclose three cents for reply postage and address inquiries to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Information Bureau in Washington, D C, directed by Frederic J Haskin.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Cedar Rapids Gazette Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Edison Leaves Fourteen Million Dollar Estate
Thomas A. Edison died leaving an estate reported at fourteen million dollars. The value reflects his long career in invention and business interests with a portion going to heirs and trusts.
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Thomas A. Edison
Beebe Sets 1930 Sea Dive Record In Steel Ball
Zoologist Dr William Beebe established a new record by diving eight hundred feet in a steel ball in June 1930 to study submarine creatures.
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William Beebe
Beebe
What are Alpine clubs
Alpine clubs are societies for mountaineering fellowship, mountain exploration, and scientific research. They exist in leading countries, with the Appalachian Mountain Club as the largest in the United States, and on the Pacific Coast the Sierra Club, Mazamas, and Mountaineers.
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United States
Appalachian Mountain Club
Pacific Coast
Sierra Club
Mazamas
Mountaineers
Iowa State Teachers College Commons Contracts Awarded
The Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls board awarded the commons building contracts. Anderson Construction, Council Bluffs, won the general contract for 118,284 dollars. Carstens Brothers, Ackley, won heating and plumbing for 19,545 dollars. Cedar Rapids Electric Supply won wiring for 3,997 dollars.
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DES Moines
INS
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
State Board of Education
Anderson Construction Company
Council Bluffs
Carstens Brothers of
Ackley
Cedar Rapids Electric Supply Company
Governor’s Son to Wed in Corning in Informal Ceremony
The marriage of Miss Rowena Hawley to Ned B. Turner son of Governor Dan Turner will take place Thursday night at the bride’s home in Corning Indiana. The ceremony will be informal with the governor and Mrs. Turner present along with a few friends. Turner recently left a Des Moines law firm and is practicing law locally.
Red Cross Life Saving Expert To Manchester
Konrad C Testwuide Jr a Red Cross life saving field representative conducted reviews for local life saving examiners over two days and performed demonstrations at the American Legion pool in Marion. He led examinations and instruction in new life saving methods Thursday morning.
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Konrad C. Testwuide, Jr
American Red Cross
Manchester
Mr. Testwuide
American Legion
Marion
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