Von Papen Warns of Dangers in Press and Freedom
The piece discusses Franz von Papen's Marburg University address criticizing Nazi censorship, warning that press freedom in the United States faces threats from secret intelligence. It compares German propaganda tactics to US political pressures and notes reactions from Dr. Glenn Frank and others on safeguarding free speech amid the New Deal era.
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United States
von Papen
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
New Order
Dr. Frank
Roosevelt
Olson Seeks Court Action Over Langer Ouster Fight
North Dakota politics tense after Gov William Langer convicted of a felony. Lt Gov Ole Olson seeks legal clarity and possible court action to become chief executive as federal troops guard the state capital. Olson took an oath of office and awaits court steps while Langer faces sentencing June 29.
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Ole H. Olson
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Langer
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Burleigh County
William ‘Langer
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Omaha
George Harris
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P. W. Lanier
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R. A. Kinzer
Federal Emergency Relief Committee For
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Oscar Chaput
Teader
Harold McDonald
Frank A. Vogel
Two Mt Vernon Girls Entered In Cedar Rapids Beauty Contest
Mt Vernon promotes two local teens Faith Baker and Margaret Fussell as entrants for Cedar Rapids Exposition beauty crown and Great Lakes cruise. Contest runs June 24 to 30 with voting by five judges and a June 28 coronation. Queen departs Cedar Rapids July 4 for the cruise.
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Great Lakes
Roosevelt signs Hayden Cartwright road bill on 50 50 plan
President Roosevelt signs a road construction bill valued at 3 522 000 000 to be spent over three years. The Hayden Cartwright measure authorizes a 50 50 cost share with states and abandons unmatched emergency grants. Funds for year one come from a pending deficiency bill.
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Roosevelt
Benton County Pioneer Dies at 100 in Vinton
Special to The Gazette VINTON George Rudington Benton county pioneer died at 5 15 p m Monday at his daughter's home Mrs Lizzie Bialou He was 100 last Feb 20 and had been bedbound after a six week fall He came to Vinton in 1865 and worked as a teamster He is survived by two daughters Mrs Bialoy and Mrs Alice Donley and a son Will Rudington Funeral arrangements not announced.
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George Rudington
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Lindbergs And Tunneys Await Stork Visit
New York AP report says Col Charles A Lindbergh and Gene Tunney expect visits from the stork. Anne Morrow Lindbergh has repeatedly visited Dr Edward Hawkes’s offices while hospital plans for Mrs Tunney are noted. The Tunneys already have son Gene Jr aged three.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Gene Tunney
Stork
Daily News
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Edward M. Hawkes
Charles A.lindbergh, Jr
Jon Morrow Lindbergh
Tunney
Polly Lauder
Greenwich, Conn
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Gene, Jr
Rescue prisoner held in Cuban riots
Five gunmen seized a wounded prisoner, Emilio Torres, from the University Hospital after a street riot that left 14 dead and 60 wounded. Torres, linked to a gang that shot demonstrators for President Mendieta, escaped with associates in a car after exchanging gunfire with police.
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London Spirit Shown by Tower Sunset Raven Watch
A philosopher poet in the tale urges wandering visitors to seek London’s soul at sunset in the Tower courtyard. He describes the city’s fog obliquely, then notes the White Tower guard retreat, the ravens, and a wiser, ancient London beyond famed sites. The piece evokes a thoughtful glimpse of the capital.
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White Tower
Cedar Rapids Auto Toll in 1934 Recorded
Summary unavailable due to fragmented OCR text. Key terms indicate Cedar Rapids, auto tolls for 1934 and counts of incidents, injuries, and deaths but details are unreadable.
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Cedar Rapids
Johnson Plans Permanent NRA Organization
Washington insiders report a dramatic reorganization of the National Recovery Administration led by Hugh S. Johnson. At a secret Hot Springs meeting, about thirty industrial leaders agreed to make the NRA permanent after 1935 and to create a 21 member permanent board to guide industry policy. The plan replaces the current rotating industrial advisory group and details remain undisclosed.
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Industrial Advisory Board
Hugh Johnson
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George H. Mead
Mead Corporation
Dayton, O
Frenzied Congress Session Log Deliberates Adjournment
A Monday log from Washington shows Senate and House attempting adjournment with rapid actions. Key items include a $2 billion relief bill, housing and Frazier Lemke farm measures, railway labor act debates, and conferees reaching agreement before evening.
Torso of Woman Found in Trunk In Brighton
Police link the trunk discovery at Brighton Station to the disappearance of American lawyer Agnes C Tulverson. Dresses matching Tulverson’s were found in Vienna with suspect Captain Ivan Poderjay, who admits to two marriages including Tulverson. Mme Susanne Ferrand is detained for questioning.
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Von Papen Attacks Nazi Regime in Marburg Speech
Franz von Papen vice chancellor of Germany criticizes the Nazi regime before Marburg University students. He calls for monarchy restoration, condemns press muzzling and one party rule, and warns of danger to the German revolution. He urges clarity on religion versus state and cautions against demagogy and propaganda.
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Maine Votes Today Primary Nominates Nation State and County Candidates
The Maine electorate nominated candidates for nation, state and county offices in a Monday primary, signaling the New Deal’s fall election test. The report notes Portland, Me AP coverage and indicates results pertain to the statewide contest.
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Maine
New Deal
Major League Baseball Monday Results Reported
Summary of American and National League results with scattered rain delays. Scores show Philadelphia and St Louis games, noting pitchers Madjeski, Cain, Dietrich, Berry and others. Games called or shortened by rain, with Detroit and New York outcomes listed amid weather interruptions.
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Hayes
City Council Seeks Tightened Beer Parlor Regulations
Cedar Rapids moves to regulate beer permits by requiring full disclosure of partners and interests. New rules bar obscuring windows and demand strong interior lighting, two public toilets, and higher inspection fees for Class B holders.
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Marin
John Kennelley
Second Avenue SE
Club Royale
Katee City
Harry, Johnson
Johnson
New York Blasts Claims 3 Dead and 42 Burned
An explosion at a Richfield oil tank farm after a fire killed at least three people including two firemen. Coroner says three dead, investigation to open. Twenty two severely burned, five in critical condition. Names: Oscar Bloom, Walter Kastenhuber, Henry Gollezinski.
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N. Y
Richfield
David Lincoln
Clifton Beatty
Oscar H. Bloom
Walter Kastenhuber
Henry Gollezinski
Senate clears way for adjournment after filibuster end
Washington report details the Senate ending a tense session by midnight after a filibuster by Senator Hastings, with Democratic Leader Robinson offering a truce to pass the railway labor bill. The House awaited Senate action on amendments and the conference report as the session neared closure.
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Congress
Senate
Daniel O. Hastings
Delia
Democratic
Joe. T. Robinson
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Robinson
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House of Representatives
House
Senate Clears Debt Bill As Labor Protests Surface
The Senate passed a debt relief bill aimed at mortgage relief for farmers, clearing major obstacles to adjournment. A mediation board to resolve labor disputes surfaced as liberals and progressives pressed for guarantees of collective bargaining rights. Senate leaders faced distraction over missing papers tied to the Louisiana senator Huey Long before final action.
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Ball
Summer Closing Hours Extend For Cedar Rapids Stores
Downtown Cedar Rapids retailers switch to earlier closing times from today through Labor Day. Weekday hours end at 5 p.m. instead of 5 30 p.m. and Saturday closings move to 5 p.m. all summer.
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Cedar Rapids
President Roosevelt Signs Silver Bill to Back Currency
In Washington on Monday night President Roosevelt signed the silver measure launching a new monetary policy that requires increased uses of silver to back the nation's currency.
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Washington
LLP
Roosevelt
United States
Boy Goes On Trial For Kidnapping Blast
In Chicago George Rogalski, a boy just beyond grade school age, stood trial in criminal court Monday for kidnapping tiny Dorette Zidlow who died from exposure. Jurors heard details of the case as the prosecutor outlined the charge and the defense prepared its response.
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George Rogalski
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