Mussolini Baer Fight And Roosevelts Police, Debts
A scramble of wartime headlines shows Mussolini and Hitler at Venice debating European solutions while Primo Carnera loses the world heavyweight title to Max Baer. In America a Davenport officer is killed by a gunman, and debates loom over strikes, policing, and New Deal personnel including Tugwell. Debt repudiations and Germany’s moratorium flash tensions as Congress arms police with new guns amid broader political shifts.
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Mussolini
America
Primo Carnera
Green Plan Delayed Strike as Labor Leaders Seek White House Help
William Green leads nearly 200 delegates of the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers to pause a general strike. They plan to send a committee to Washington to present Green's plan to President Roosevelt, seeking government intervention and a labor board to guarantee collective bargaining and resolve disputes with mill owners.
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Association' of Iron
Willy
Pittsburgh
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Union
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Green
Amalgamated
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate Votes Investigation of Milk Sales
The Senate adopted a resolution calling for a Federal Trade Commission inquiry into profits in milk sales and distribution nationwide. The move follows an AAA audit showing milk distributors in four major cities earned over 40 million dollars during the downturn. The Senate then approved a 30000 dollar appropriation to fund the inquiry.
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Washington
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
AAA
Washington Day by Day in 1933 Senate Actions and Weather
The United States collected 166 538 of 477 843 644 in war debt from European nations as the Senate blocked Roosevelt from unilateral use of Reconstruction Finance Corp funds. It ratified twelve treaties including the Geneva pact and moved to aid fruit growers with hurricane relief loans. The House passed railroad labor dispute measures and a pension system. Mrs Roosevelt said Anna Curtis Dall was en route to Reno with her children as a tropical disturbance neared eastern Louisiana. The NRA codes faced dissatisfaction, drought relief funds were restored to 525 million, and a prohibition resolution was introduced in the Senate.
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Associated Press
United States
Senate
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Corporation
Anna Curtis Dall
Reno
Weather Bureau
Louisiana
NRA
Sheppard
Tex
House
Partisan ties vs independent candidates debated
A argued view favors national service by transcending party lines and suggests that candidates should declare party allegiance or independence while noting that voter independence remains a distinct concept. The passage emphasizes intelligent independence over blind partisanship.
Labor Bill Introduced In Both Houses In Washington
In Washington the new labor legislation to curb industrial warfare was introduced in the Senate by Joseph T. Robinson and referred to the labor committee, with a Friday night pledge to press the bill in the House. Roosevelt and leaders unified on a conciliation bill later to be introduced. Labor leaders react with disappointment as Republicans push amendments and conservatives worry over overreach while progressives label it a weak substitute for Wagner's plan.
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Washington
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
Labor Committee
Robinson
INS
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
Soneined
Authoriaas
Nentabtieg
Eae Ee En Treversie
Circuit Court of Appeals
NRA
Senate withholds Roosevelt free hand on RFC relief funds
The Senate adopted an amendment limiting to 500 million dollars the amount President Roosevelt could divert from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for relief or public works. Officials estimate nearly two billion unobligated dollars in the RFC. The measure passed 56 to 25 amid pleas from independents in both parties for broader presidential discretion.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Assassination of Polish Interior Minister Pieracki
Gunmen killed Polish interior minister Pieracki in Warsaw on Friday and wounded a policeman. The assassins fled through the gardens near the Vistula river banks, escaping capture.
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Warsaw
Poland
Bronislaw Pieracki
Vistula
Cedar Rapids Auto Toll for 1934
A brief note reports figures from Cedar Rapids toll data for 1934 including numbers of accidents injuries and deaths. The fragmented OCR text references totals such as seven injuries and other counts but lacks full details or clear attribution.
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Cedar Rapids
Williamsburg Girl First Entrant In Cedar Rapids Beauty Contest
Williamsburg submits the first bona fide entry for the Cedar Rapids Exposition of Progress beauty queen contest. Miss Constance Disterhoff is nominated to become Queen, with a Great Lakes cruise prize and all expenses paid from Cedar Rapids if crowned. Any eligible girl 16 to 25 within a 40 mile trade area may enter, photos required, judged by five judges.
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Williamsburg
Cedar Rapids
Constance Disterhoff
Second Avenue
Second
Third Streets
Chicago
Buffalo
N. Y
The
Gazette
Mrs Dall Daughter of Roosevelts on Train to Nevada
Mrs Anna Roosevelt Dall, daughter of President and Mrs. Roosevelt, is en route to Lake Tahoe with her two children, possibly to pursue divorce. She left Chicago Friday morning on the Pacific Limited, with White House silence surrounding the incident and no firm confirmation from officials.
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Associated Press
Washington
Reno
Anna Roosevelt Dall
Roosevelt
White House
Nevada
Dickinson Denounces Tugwell In Iowa Senate Clash
Washington AP report notes Senator Dickinson of Iowa calls Tugwell a theorist and impractical during a battle over Tugwell’s confirmation as undersecretary of agriculture. The exchange included charges about Tugwell’s books in schools and policy proposals on pensions wealth distribution and farm living conditions.
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Washington
Wallace
Dickinson
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Iowa
Murphy
Black
Ala
Tugwell
Hoover
Mellon
Mills
Robinson
Arkansas
Trio freed as St Joseph police nab kidnapper
In St Joseph Missouri three Iowa men were released after nearly eighteen hours held by escaped Texas convict Joe Palmer and the kidnapper was captured. Palmer, 32, escaped from Eastham prison farm February 16 after killing guard Major Crowson and is wanted on murder charges in Tennessee. Police say his motive was to avoid identification and he hoped to reach St Joseph where he had connections.
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Joseph
Texas
Iowa
Elmer Schlueter
Davenport
al Schultze
W. H. Fitch
Walcott
Joe Palmer
Eastham
Tex
Major Crowson
Ray
Palmer
Tennessee
Schultze
St. Joseph
Schlueter
Mrs Insull Sails for United States on July 11
Paris dispatch says Mrs Samuel Insull has booked third class passage for the United States from Cherbourg on July 11. She, wife of the Chicago utilities magnate Samuel Insull, is under federal prosecution on bankruptcy charges and had left Athens for Paris a day earlier.
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Paris
Samuel Insull
United States
Cherbourg
Insull
Chicago
Athens
Sally Helps Camp Health Fund For Diminished Girl
Sally seeks aid to finish a health and happiness care at Camp Good Health for one more season. The piece recounts her early struggles, weight loss, and a family burden after her father's death, highlighting poverty, a widow mother, and ongoing illness.
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Sally
Big Creek
Are You Mentally Healthy A 1934 Reflection On Balance
A 1934 essay questions everyday mental health and emotional control amid a tense world. It defines mental health as emotional poise, open mind, considerate behavior, and a sunny temper, arguing discipline and religion can aid steady balance despite infections and unsettling ideas.
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Pete the Maes
Mussolini Allies With Hitler on Arms Parity Promise
In Venice Premier Mussolini and Adolf Hitler reached a deal to back Germany’s demand for arms parity in exchange for recognition of Austrian independence. The accord suggests Germany must restore balance at Geneva before broader aims, with Hitler signaling Austrian independence while pursuing anschluss goals. Fulvio Sovich announced the accord at a Friday press briefing.
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Venice
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Italy
Germany
Reich
Austria
Il Duce
Hitler
League of Nations
Geneva
Mussolini
Fulvio Sovich
Mussolini and Hitler Advance European Collaboration
Mussolini and Hitler pursued a policy of economic and political collaboration to avert a Europe-wide crisis. Mussolini stated the aim was to disperse looming clouds and avoid disquiet among peoples while praising Italy’s strengthened government. The leaders reviewed Italian troops as they planned further militant fascist demonstrations.
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Duce
Europe
Hitler
Mussolini
St. Mark's Square
Italy
Il Duce
Major League Results From Friday Action
American and National League games featured St Louis and Detroit posting large wins while New York Boston Chicago and Washington struggled. Key pitchers included Newsome Wells Hemsley MacFayden Jorgens Rowe Hayworth Cochrane Ostermueller and H Johnson. notable hits by Hildebrand Pytlak Flohr Hayes and Mazeroski not present.
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St. Louis
New York
Newsome
Wells
Hemsley
MacFayden
Jorgens
Detroit
Boston
Rowe
Hayworth
Cochrane
Ostermueller
H. Johnson
Welch
R. Ferrell
Chicago
Summer Days Bring Demand For Puppies
Mrs L P Rider of 1063 Fifth Avenue SE reports at least 50 responses to a Want Ad offering White Collie puppies. Five pups sold. space for more. Gazette Want Ads cited as effective for selling pets. For selling pets, use the Dogs Cats Birds Rabbits column and call 2 1121 for 3 day rates.
Iowa To Collect 2 Percent Tax On State Liquor Sales
Assistant Attorney General Leroy Rader stated in a Friday opinion to the Iowa liquor control commission that liquor sold in state stores will bear the 2 percent sales tax. He said the tax is on the consumer, not the state, making private merchants responsible for collection, and the commission awaited guidance as stores prepare to open Tuesday.
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Des Moines
Leroy Rader
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Radeveld
Bernard Manley
Ford Announces Price Reductions for 1934 Models
DETROIT AP Reductions of 10 to 15 dollars in list prices for 1934 Ford V-8 passenger cars and 10 to 20 dollars in list prices of Ford V-8 or V-3 commercial cars were announced Thursday night.
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Detroit
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