SOVIETS AND JAPAN IN FRONTIER CLASH OVER BORDER SLAIN SENTRY
The incident on June 3 near Mishan on the Manchukuo Siberian border triggered a diplomatic row between Moscow and Tokyo. Each side charged the other with invasion as Soviet sentries reported being fired on by Japanese troops while border reinforcements found only bloodstains and empty cartridges.
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Tokio AP
Russia
Japan
Moscow
Tokio
Mishan
Red Army
Harbin
Manchukuan
Hopei
China
North China
Chiang Kai- Shek
Manchukuo
Earl B Shaw to Wed Maudie Machen in San Francisco
In San Francisco, Earl B. Shaw son of the late Leslie Shaw and Maudie Machen plan marriage after filing a license. Shaw, a government employee on leave, lists San Francisco as residence. Machen hails from Eureka and Oakland California, age 50.
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San
Francisco
Maudie Machen
Earl B. Shaw
Leslie Shaw
Iowa
the Treasury
Theodore Roosevelt
Machen
Oakland
Cold Cooking School Proposed At Montgomery Ward
A free three day cold cooking school led by Miss Gladys Looney will be held on Wednesday Thursday and Friday on the second floor of Montgomery Ward. Looney, a home economics expert and refrigerator cooking trainer, will present dishes and labor saving devices and give lectures each evening at 7 30 on Cool Cooking for Hot Days Prepared for the Unexpected and Leftovers Rejuvenated.
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Montgomery Ward
Gladys Looney
Looney
Ward
Miss Looney
United States
St. Louis
Omaha
Register and Tribune
Des Moines
Middle West
Montgomery. Ward
Two Texas Criminals Await Death In Chair
Huntsville Texas AP both men faced execution after midnight for separate crimes. John Willis was convicted of carjacking and assaulting a married couple, tying the husband and attacking the wife. Elijah Stuart was sentenced to death for killing one of his twin daughters Dortha over a small life insurance payout.
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Huntsville
Tex
John Willis
Elijah Stuart
Dortha
Names Committee On Shelter House Appointed
The playground commission appointed Charles Schoen and the Rev. A. A. Brooks to present shelter house plans to Ed Stefan park commissioner for Sinclair playground. Directors for summer playgrounds were approved but final appointee names will wait on interviews. Newly elected directors meet Wednesday at 9 30 a m to discuss plans for play day Saturday in observance of National Children's Day.
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Playground Commission
Charles Schoen
A. A. Brooks
Ed Stefan
Sinclair Playground
Deaths in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Reflect Local Losses
W. T. Jackson 82 a former Cedar Rapids resident and pensioned Rock Island railroad carman died at his Iowa City home after a brief illness. Survived by his wife and two children his funeral is set for Thursday in Iowa City with burial in Cedar Rapids. Giannoula Lagopoulos died in Cedar Rapids after a brief illness born in Greece she is survived by husband and two children. Funeral services are planned in Cedar Rapids and at St. John's Greek Orthodox church with burial in Oak Hill cemetery.
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W. T. Jackson
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Railroad
Iowa City
Marion
B. C.R
Rock Island
Carman
E. A. Jackson
George M. Hughes
Okoboji
Oak Hill Cemetery
Gianoula Lagopoulos
Peter Lagopoulos
Greece
United States
Belle Plaine
Angelo
Effie
Daughters of Penelope
St. John's
Polansky Chapel
St. John’s
Angelo Vrakas
Notice of final report hearing in Linn County court
Creditors and interested parties are notified the final amended report of receiver I. Larimer, and related decree, will be heard by the District Court in Cedar Rapids Iowa at nine o'clock a.m. on June 17 1935. T Larimer Receiver.
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Otice No
District Court of Iowa
Linn County
Robert I. Larimer
Larimes
Sheffer
Corporation
Larimer
Pir
Jows
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
T. Larimer
Gila Monster Fearful of Humans Says University Study
Studies at the University of Arizona show the poisonous lizard rarely attacks and prefers to flee. The gila monster is described as very afraid of people, challenging the popular belief of its danger.
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United States
Mexico
University of Arizona
Public Ledger, Inc
Six Arrested In Oklahoma Strike Sparks Tense Day
Six people arrested at Wilson and Company packers strike scene in Oklahoma City after cars sped through picket lines. Police say arrests were for reckless driving and disorderly conduct as neither side showed capitulation.
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Oklahoma City
Wilson and Company
George Vanderbilt Engaged To Society Girl Lucille Parsons
George Vanderbilt heir to a 30 million estate and famed hunter, aged 20, is engaged to Lucille M Parsons of West Orange New Jersey. The engagement, long rumored, was announced by Miss Parsons’ parents Mr and Mrs J Lester Parsons.
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New York
George Vanderbilt
Lucille M. Parsons
West Orange
N. J
CCC Member Faces Suspended Fine After Liquor Plea
James Hall of Epworth pled guilty to illegal possession of intoxicating liquor in district court after a Sunday arrest near Springville. He received a $300 fine and costs with suspended sentence on good behavior, tied to CCC camp confinement. Elmer Hall and Roy Urban remain jailed on liquor charges awaiting trial.
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James Hall
Epworth
Springville
H. C. Ring
Elmer~Hall
Roy
Urban
Dubuque
Palisades CCC
James’ Hall
CCC
Hall
Elmer Hall
Linn Towns Receive Blanks for Driver's License Apps
Sheriff Jim Smith distributed driver license renewal application forms to Linn county towns. Supplies are limited, with under 2,000 of about 10,000 blanks remaining and a call for more from Des Moines as an estimated 40,000 drivers exist in the county.
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Linn County
Jim Smith
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Tinkham Pays Fine on Drunk Driving Charge
Marvin A. Tinkham pleaded guilty to a drunk driving charge in district court after withdrawing a not guilty plea. He was fined 300 dollars plus costs, with 100 dollars to be paid to secure his release, and is banned from driving for three months.
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Tinkham
Marvin A. Tinkham
H. C. Ring
Mount Vernon Avenue
Robert W. Kingsmuth
King Thompson
Washington Taxicab Fares Mixed After One Day Strike
Visiting Shriners could not hire taxis on Monday but found taxis on Tuesday at six different rates. The one day cab strike followed accusations of gouging toward Shrine delegates. Drivers returned after a rate increase was agreed, but some firms charged higher fares and a new strike threat lingered.
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Washington
Minnesota Man Hurt In Highway Collision
Kenneth Ackerman of Grand Rapids Minnesota told Linn County sheriff that he was injured in an automobile accident at 5 p.m. Saturday on Rock Road.
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Minnesota
Kenneth Ackerman
Grand Rapids
Minn
Linn County
Sheriff's Office
Rock Road
Driver James Blake Hits Ackerman Car Near Central City
Ackerman, confined at St. Luke's Hospital since the crash between Center Point and Central City, says Blake, of 2340 Linden Dr SE, failed to stop for an arterial highway sign, colliding with Ackerman and causing nose bruising. Blake was unreachable for comment.
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Center Point
Central City
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ackerman
James D. Blake
Linden Drive
Blake
Socialization in U S Will Continue Says Lapp in Montreal
John A. Lapp of the petroleum labor policy board told the National Conference of Social Work in Montreal that the United States has pursued socialization under both conservative and liberal administrations. He spoke Tuesday to a group focused on social action.
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Montreal
United States
John A. Lapp
Petroleum Labor Policy Board
Washington, D. C
National Conference of Social Work
Lapp
Movement Will Continue Despite Legal Pushback
A spokesman predicts the movement endures into the future, arguing constitutional and court setbacks will not halt progress as critics cling to profit. The remarks emphasize resilience against opposition from privilege and self-interest.
FCA To Be Lenient With Farm Debtors
The Farm Credit Administration said it would refrain from seeking judgments against farmers trying to pay. Representative Hildebrandt announced he would drop efforts for a system to pay a percentage of old debts annually, fearing a good crop could trigger full collection of unpaid seed loans from several bad years.
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Washington
Farm Credit Administration
Hildebrandt
S. D
FCA
Juror Barred By Richetti Defense Because Of Film
In Kansas City federal case against Adam Richetti linked to the Union Station massacre of June 17 1933 prosecutors questioned jurors about movie depictions of G men. Conrad Hug Jr was rejected after admitting he saw a film showing a station killing and forming an opinion on such killings. Attorneys anticipated a jury by mid afternoon.
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Kansas City
Adam’ Richetti
Frank Nash
Union Station
Conrad Hug, Jr
Wiley Post Delayed Again By Dense Fog
Dense fog delays Wiley Post takeoff for a planned stratopheric high altitude flight to New York City. The fog slows operations in Los Angeles as officials report the postponement of the historic flight.
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Los Angeles
Wiley Post
New York City
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Chas, M. Seely
Vinton, Ia
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Gila
Oklahoma
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