Baldwin Takes British Helm as MacDonald Quits
London reports Stanley Baldwin became prime minister after James Ramsay MacDonald resigned. Baldwin formed a 22 member cabinet largely conservative with key posts to Sir Samuel Hoare and Anthony Eden in new league of nations roles. MacDonald visited the king, then resigned. Baldwin rushed to Downing Street to establish a new government ahead of a potential 1936 election.
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Stanley Baldwin
James Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
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MacDonald
John Simon
Foreign Office
Anthony Eden
League of Nations
Samuel Hoare
Buckingham Palace
MacDonall
Downing Street
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Philip Cunliffe-Lister
Viscount Halifax
Lord Hailsham
Nevile Chamberlain
Malcolm MacDonald
National Labor
Dominions
James H. Thomas
the Admiralty
Bolton Eyres-Mansell
Board of Trade
Walter Runciman
Mealth
Kingsley Wood
Hilton Young
India Office
Marquess of Zealand
Labor
Ernest Brown
National Liberal
Oliver Stanley
Walter Elliot
Privy Seal
Lord Londonderry
House of Lords
Scotland
Godfrey Collins
William G. A. Ormsby-Gore
Eustace Percy
George Clement Tryon
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Radio Schedule Dense with NBC CBS Orchestras Across Day
A crowded Saturday schedule lists NBC CBS and mutual network programs from morning to night. Highlights include Washington Aglee club, Gordon and Pearce ensembles, farm bureaus, golf results, and prominent orchestras led by Waller, Roth, Waller, and Noble with multiple stations covering Chicago, New York, and St. Louis.
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WEAP
ti—Maufussorch
WJZ Chain
NDC
Weap Who
Washington Aglee Club
Wabg Chain
Honeyboy
Sassafras
Weaf Who
Genla Fonariova
WJZ
Chas. Fleischer
CBS
WABC
WCCO
Madcaps
Roth Orch
Kmox Woc
Ltlers Ensemble
Weap Manon Orch
Webm Woc
KMOX
Farm — Bureau Federation
Kyw Wow Stenross
WEAF
Village Green
Se Music Guild
Weaf Chain Helmont
NHC
Weaf Chain
Sosson Orch
Sparnon String Ensemble
Webb Orch
Aiw
Bruneseo Orch
Wiliem Jack Heller
Our
Chicara
Evelyn MacGregor
Westminster Choir
Princeton
Bain
Geneva
Switzerland
Wbbm Co
Nall
Jimmy Braddock
Thornton Fisher
Hayton Orch
Goro de Lys
Phil Cook
Dorsey Orch
Wimber Oreh
Pats Waller
WLW
WMAQ
Navy Band
Wdz
Walter Huston
al Jotvon
Young Orch
WLS
Gene Baker
Barlow Orch
Wabc Woo
California Melodies
Wwcco
Inter-fraternity
Hopkins Orch
WBBM
Childs Orch
Jarrett Orch
WOC
Wusse Orch
Pendarvis Orch
Herbeck Orch
Ray Noble
WEBM
Scientist predicts synthetic vitamins and hormones
Dr Roger Adams president of the American Chemical Society and head of the University of Illinois chemistry department predicted synthetic vitamins and hormones at the Chicago colleges of the state university commencement for 350 graduates.
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Chicago
Roger Adams
Amerian Chemical Society
University Ofllinois
State University
Fayette 4 H Dairy Champions To Tour England
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce directors authorize a $100 donation to the travel fund supporting Fayette county national champion 4 H dairy judging team trip to England. The three youths Robert Putman Grover Miehe and Paul Harrison coached by B W Lodwick will sail June 21 from New York to Newcastle on the Tyne to compete in July at the invitation of English clubs.
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Iowa
Fayette County
England
Cedar Rapids
Young Farmers Clubs
Newcastle-on-the-Tyne
New York
Normandie
Chambers of Commerce
Local Druggist Promises 150 Percent Strength Gain in 10 Days
May's Drug Store offers Clements' Tonite nerve and blood tonic claiming rapid absorption of iron and phosphates. The ad guarantees a full refund if strength and endurance do not increase 150 percent in ten days, inviting nervous, anemic, rundown residents to test the product.
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May
May’s Drug Store
Constitution Anchor, Says Cole In Talk Here
Former congressman Cyrenus Cole warned Friday that the Constitution and the Supreme Court are the nation’s anchor and that pulling it up would destroy the country overnight. He criticized fascism, socialism, and “pink” tendencies, urged a Washington Jeffersonian Americanism, and attacked New Deal farm measures as faulty on production and distribution.
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Supreme Court
Cyrenus Cole
High Twelve Club
Cole
NRA
America
Longs
Coughlins
Johnsons
Congress
PWA Probes Iowa Loan Rules Misunderstood
Washington AP reports PWA officials say Iowa misinterpreted new loan grant rules for the relief program. Iowa PWA engineer Hopkins protested alleged bans on grants without loans. Policy unsettled whether to allow private financing or require PWA funding to stretch the multibillion fund.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Iowa
P. H. Hopkins
PWA
Ickes
Iowa News In Brief Highlights Local Courts And Obits
Waukoon James Clancy released from jail after weeks held in Joe Weipert robbery case. daughter Edna Kreiger jailed on larceny charges. Wilton Junction Louise Daufeldt, 80, dies after month illness. Washington social welfare worker Alice Teeple to take over June 15. Monticello William Freese dies aged 37. De Witt Charles Howson 80 dies after months illness. Manchester Judge Hasner keeps decision in Merriam estate case. divorces granted to Laura Ross and Bernice Brown.
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Waukon
James Clancy
Lansing
Joe Weipert
Edna Kreiger
Fred May
Decorah
Martha Knopf
Donald Clancy
Wilton Junction
Louise Daufeldt
Emil
Davenport
Martin
Durant
Trinity Rural Church
J. M. Newegard
Moscow Cemetery
Washington, Ta
Alice Teeple
Oshkosh
Wis
Washington County
Marian Baker
Teeple
Monticello
Zion’s Lutheran Church
William Freese
Amber
Mr. Freese
Tobe and
Anke Mary Schaaf Freese
John Willms
DE Witt
Charles Howson
Lincolnshire
England
Manchester
Ralph W. Hasner
R. M. Merriam
Ryan and
Cedar Rapids
Laura L. Ross
Loren J. Ross
Edgewood
Frank C. Brown
Bernice Brown
Nazis Gather for Mass Demonstration in East Prussia
Thousands of loyal nazis streamed into Koenigsberg for the 55th annual convention of the association for Germans abroad. The event in East Prussia Friday aims to showcase pan Germanic ideas to locals and will continue for a week with meetings and demonstrations.
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Koenigsberg
East Prussia
Adolf Hitler
Association For Germans Abroad
Atkins Nine Remains Ahead In Valley Loop
The Atkins baseball club remained undefeated in the Iowa Valley league with a 7 to 0 win over Keystone Sunday. Batteries: Atkins Schirm McMurray Risen. Keystone Hecht Hennings. Next game with Amana at Atkins moved to 3 15 p.m. due to the Mission festival.
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Gazette
Atkins
Keystone
Schirm
McMurray
Risen
Hecht
Hennings
Amana
Belle Plaine Girls and Men Sweep Conroy in Twin Bill
Belle Plaine hosts Conroy in a twin bill winning 4 3 by the girls and 3 0 by the men. The results come from Wednesday’s matchups with both teams securing victories.
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Belle Plaine
Bill
Conroy
Owens Sparks Trials in Milwaukee Meet Qualifications
Ohio State star Jesse Owens failed to surge in trials but qualified in three events and set a meet record of 25 feet 9 inches in the running broad jump at the Central Intercollegiate conference track meet in Milwaukee. Wisconsin led qualifiers with ten. Marquette second with eight. Ohio State had five.
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Milwaukee
Ohio State
Jesse
Owens
Wisconsin
Marquette University
Mark Panther
Iowa
Dan Caldemeyer
Indiana
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Ohio University
Illinois
Oklahoma
Western
Michigan State
Northern Illinois
Minnesota
Purdue
Drake
Northwestern
Valley City
N. D
de Pauw
Capitol University
Moody advances to final round at St George's Hill tennis
Helen Wills Moody reached the final round in Weybridge England with a straight set win over Billy Yorke 6 1 6 4. Moody advances after today's match at the St George's Hill tournament.
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Weybridge
Eng
Helen Wills Moody
St. George's Hill
Billy , Yorke
England
Softball League Formed in La Porte City
Special to The Gazette reports La Porte City forms a kittenball league with six teams planned and a girls' team to be organized for the season.
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la Porte City
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