Eight Soviet Generals Executed Under Treason Law
Swift Soviet action likely sent eight of the union’s top military leaders to death under a 1934 law after a one day treason trial. Names listed include Mikhail Tukhachevsky and generals Kork Yakir Aborevitch Eideman Feldman rue and Primakov. Official word awaited.
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Moscow
INS
Union
Loubyanka Prison
Supreme Court
Germany
Uien
People
Red Army
Ring
Mikhail ‘Tukhachevsky
A. I. Kork
E. I. Yakir
I. P. Aborevitch
R. P. Eideman
B. M. Feldman
K. V.rue
V. M. Primakoff
Two Youths, Sister Hurt in Marion Auto Crash
Helen Marie Miller 10 and Robert Wesley Miller 12 suffered bruises and cuts when a family car collided with a Mary-Ann taxi driven by Anha Jordan in Marion. Their parents were also involved and treated for minor injuries. Patricia Kelsey 7 was bruised after being struck by Milton Babbage’s car later Friday. she required home treatment.
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Cedar Rapida News
Helen Marie Miller
Robert Wesley Miller
Wesley A. Miller
C Avenue NE
Anha Jordan
Mary-Ann Taxi Company
Marion
Helen Miller
Fourth Street SE
Twelfth Avenue
Third Street
Milton Babbage
Seventeenth Avenue SE
Babbage
Hitler And Stalin Reject Armed Alliance Reflects Treason Trials
The Moscow treason trial condemns eight red army generals as Stalin and Hitler reject any military alliance. The article notes generals urged a pact with Germany, while Hitler dismissed Bolshivik ties, and Stalin executes a harsh purge aligning with the anti alliance stance.
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Stalin
W. R
Red Army
Moscow
Russia
Germany
Omaha Mayor Tries to End Truck Strike Mediation
Omaha Mayor Dan Butler assumes mediator role to settle a two week long truck strike. Union demands a closed shop hold firm as drivers, helpers halt most Nebraska shipments. Butler plans a two stage meeting with striker committee, without union officials, to push a local settlement.
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Omaha
Dan Butler
Nebraska
Butler
Henry G. Burger
International Union
Lincoln
R. L. Cochran
Burger
Germany Threatens Swift Reprisals Over Spanish Incidents
Berlin declares it will strike at the slightest provocation in Spanish waters with a lightning like counter stroke. The Deutsche Nachrichtenburo cites Madrid’s claim of a new submarine chase flotilla and warns Bolshevist attackers to beware.
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Germany
Berlin
Deutsches Nachrichtenburo
Bilbao
Farmers Get Seeds So Why Not Free Pills For The Sick
A satirical piece by Artrub Bugs Baer questions federal aid for medical care and contrasts free seeds for farmers with free medicines for the ill. It mocks government actions and hints at a political debate over health funding and access.
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Medical Association
Russian woman questioned in kidnapping case at Long Meadows farm
Investigators questioned Anna Kuprianoff a Russian housekeeper at the Parsons home about the disappearance of heiress Alice McDowell Parsons from Long Meadows farm. Federal agents and state police pressed her for details after a ransom note demanded $25 000.
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Stony Brook
N. Y
Long Meadows
Alice McDowell Parsons
Anna Kuprianoff
Parsons
Ransom Note Mystery Shocks Stony Brook Case
Police Chief Edward M Bridges reveals new twist in the Alice Parsons disappearance. He says no ransom note was found in the Parsons automobile when first inspected, but a note appeared on the seat four to five hours later.
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Stony Brook
Alice Parsons
Edward
M.‘ Bridges
Mystery deepens in Bay Shore woman's missing trip partner
A middle aged man and woman left on a trip Wednesday morning and the woman has not returned. Police say Alex Kuprianoff 43 a match factory worker identified as the former husband of the missing woman is involved. The woman admits the relationship and says Kuprianoff is the father of her 11 year old son Roy though he denies it. He claims a London affair and infidelity were cited in 1926 letters while he was married. The couple's case echoes past divorce filings in Cleveland.
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Roy
Arata
Kuprianoff
London
Cleveland Court
Grand Jury Indicts 25 More In Election Fraud Probe
Kansas City AP report says a federal grand jury indicted 25 election officials and party workers on conspiracy to deprive voters of franchise in the November 3 election. The tally rises to 151 charged, with 41 convicted. ballots marked for Alfred M. Landon had been altered to record for President Roosevelt.
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Kansas City
Alfred M. Landon
Roosevelt
A First Flight Across America From Minneapolis to Philadelphia
A writer recalls a long airplane trip from Minneapolis to Philadelphia, noting clear skies, vast views of the land, and a sense of awe. The journey passes over Rockford Chicago Toledo Cleveland and a rain shadow as the traveler experiences freedom and wonder before returning home.
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Philadelphia
Rockford
Rock River
Chicago
Toledo
Cleveland
Capyright
Inclusion Of Upper Mississippi In Flood Control
Representative Otha D. Wearin of Hastings Iowa urged the House flood control committee to include the Upper Missouri and Mississippi rivers in flood control plans. He said control measures should cover the source as well as the lower reaches.
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Washington
Otha D. Wearin
Hastings
House Flood Control Committee
Missouri
Mississippi
Congress
Wearin
Rebels Claim Defenses at Bilbao in Franco‑Spanish Fight
Insurgent forces bombarded Bilbao from the air and by artillery on Saturday, breaching the outer line of the city’s defenses along the Nerbioi river. Reports say heavy guns and 39 bombers hit water fronts, militia barracks, and reservoirs as Davilès forces said to hold the front from south of Bilbao to north.
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Hendaye
Bilbao
Francisco Franco
Amurrio
Galdacano
Fidelio Davile
Fanny
Pair of strangers fleece Wisconsin farmer of last savings
In Eau Claire Christ Benson, 71, says two men posing as philanthropic oil heirs conned him out of his final $1,000, promising to double his money. He had already lost $2,700 in a prior bank failure and is now penniless after opening a tin box that contained only newspaper and four dollars.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Christ Benson
Benson
Camp Good Health Gears Up for Summer Campers
Camp Good Health near opening date for fifty six children this summer. Staff under Public Health Nursing association report for duty and begin bed-making as doctors and nurses plan care. Dietitian Vera Murray leads kitchen with nutritious menus, while Isabel Stark nurses the camp and Florence Gritzner directs on site. Camp counselors named including Jane Henderson as head cabin counselor and Roberta Galloway Shirley Like Constance Weatherton aiding staff and kitchen.
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Vera Murray
Mercy Hospital
Camp Good Health
Isabel
Stark
Public Health Nursing Association
Florence Gritzner
Tyler School
Jane Henderson
Coe College
Roberta Galloway
Postville
Shirley Like
Constance Weatherton
Eighteenth Street
Misses Murray
Kathryn Knutson
Charles City
Wilma Galloway
Fred Samek
Ellis Boulevard
Plan to Reopen Republic Plant in Youngstown Sparks Strike Threat
In Youngstown a stormy council session approved emergency powers to hire and arm police to defend a Republic Steel reopening by force if needed. SWOC and AF of L leaders faced denial of a hearing as they watched. a Sunday meeting of the central labor body will decide on a general strike.
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Youngstown
Lionel Evans
Republic Steel
American Federation” of Labor
John L. Lewis’ Steel Workers Organizing Committee
SWOC
A. F
Michael Lyden
Ohio Federation of Labor
Youngstown Central Labor Body
Anthony Hubbard
Cedar Rapids Boy Dives to Save Classmate From River
McVay, a 13-year-old peer, jumped from a sand barge into Cedar River at 7:30 pm to rescue Jayne, 12, who had fallen in. He pulled him aboard despite seven feet of water and later helped him home, earning quiet praise from neighbors.
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Cedar ‘ Ives
McVay
Arnold
Jayne
A. K. Jayne
Second Street
West Bani
Mey
nestVay
Roosevelt Junior High
J. D
Cedar River
Treasury May Shun New Notes in 1938 Budget
Fiscal officials say after six years of heavy borrowing the government may run the next fiscal year without new money market borrowing. With 800 million dollars from June's borrowing, the treasury could refinance obligations due after July 1 and rely on Social Security and baby bond sales for cash, effectively borrowing about 700 million from future beneficiaries instead of investors.
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Washington
Treasury
Cedar Rapids Posts Pleasant Weather Parade
June days continued in Cedar Rapids with abundant sun and mild to warm temperatures. The thermometer rose from 53 at 5 a.m. to 81 at noon and peaked at 84 in the afternoon before easing to 74 at 7 p.m. and 56 at midnight per the Chambers Inskeep recorder.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Mercury
Chambers Inskeep Company Recorder
Governor to Deploy Guards for Monroe Mass Meeting
Governor Frank Murphy announced on Saturday that a battalion of national guardsmen and 7160 state police would be sent to Monroe early Sunday to prevent disorder at a tri state mass meeting of United Automobile Workers members. Homer Martin had urged union men from Michigan Indiana and Ohio to attend to protest routing of striking steel workers pickets but the governor said Martin would discourage outside attendance. The meeting is set for 2 p.m. Sunday in a state park north of Monroe with traffic rerouted and spectators urged to avoid the city.
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Detroit
Frank Murphy
National
Monroe
Tri-State
Unis Jon
Homer ‘Martin
The
United : “Automobile Workers
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Martin
Murphy
CIO
Mich
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers
CIO Steel
Republic Steel
Monroe City
Michigan City
Morechigan City
Monroe Mayor Protests Traffic as Steel Walkout Rises
Monroe Michigan mayor Daniel Knagga denounces road routing changes amid protests by steel workers. Admittance to the city tabled pending permit controls as demonstrations continue.
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Monroe, Mich
Daniel’ A
Knagga’ A
Eee
Steel strike talks fail to end major plant walkout
A peace conference between Bethlehem Steel and its unions collapsed after nearly eleven hours in Ohio. The 73000 to 80000 workers at Bethlehem and Inland Steel faced walkouts with a proposed seven point settlement from Governor Martin-Lewis failing to gain agreement. Michigan Governor Frank Murphy planned a Detroit meeting with CIO leaders to organize a mass rally in Monroe to protest picket line routing at Republic Steel. Continued on page 10 column 5.
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Gale
Beth
Gavernoe Martin - le Davey
Ohio
St Mille
Oungs and Tube Company
Inland Steel Corporation
Bene Jehem
Johnstown
Bethlehem
Lice
Sheet and Tube
Johan L Lewis
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