Republicans map 1934 campaign fight on Roosevelt policy
Senate Republican Campaign Chairman Dickinson says the 1934 race will center on abuse of power and the Roosevelt emergency program. He notes a split in policy between Hull's tariff aims and the farm relief and recovery acts, with prohibition largely set aside.
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Two Children Die in Clarinda Farm Fire
In Clarinda an overheated cook stove caused a blaze that claimed the lives of Donna 18 months old and Howard 3 in a farmhouse occupied by Oren Wiley. Mrs Wiley left the children sleeping in a northeast room to fetch water, returning too late to enter. The bodies were found in an adjoining room. The Wiley residence stood about 100 yards from the Strong home where FE G Strong is employed.
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Here
Oren Wiley
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Howard
Wiley
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Strong
Left wife five minutes after marriage and divorce set in
Eugene Windchy desert ed his wife five minutes after the wedding prompting her to seek a three minute divorce. Judge Joseph Sabath ordered the decree drafted after the trial closed in three minutes. Walker Ninety five Heerner family reunion held at Bever park in Cedar Rapids with talks by two ministers. Officers elected include John Holsinger president and Sadie Heefner secretary treasurer.
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Eugene Windchy
Walker
Heerner
Bever Park
Cedar Rapids
William Mathias
Marion
D. W. Miller
John Holsinger
Sadie Heefner
Leslie Heefner
Orville Edaburn
Vernon Heefner
Flying Laboratory Shell Aims for Eleven Mile Stratosphere Flight
Midland scientists plan a seven foot diameter metal sphere weighing 200 pounds to carry Prof. Jean Piccard and Lieut-Com. T. G. W. Settle at eleven miles up. The payload includes lead dust ballast, radio gear, oxygen, gauges, a 24 hour supply, and a quartz window spectograph for solar spectrum records.
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Jean F. Piccard
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Settle
Chicago
Canada
Grand Slam in Diamonds Demonstrates Distribution Advantage
A Crockford's Club NY deal shows a correctly bid Grand Slam possible in diamonds due to favorable distribution. South opens as dealer with North-South vulnerable, while clubs cannot yield the grand slam despite strong support. The example highlights why unequal side-suit lengths aid discards on established low cards.
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Crockford
New York
How to Play and Win in Bridge Rules and Situations
A compact bridge section discusses bidding and play strategy with an example hand. It covers opening forcing bids, information exchange, alternative bids, and the implications of distribution analysis for a grand slam. The piece includes a sample hand with a suggested pass by East and notes on potential scores and penalties.
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East
South
Confession Ties Ezra to Large Narcotics Ring
Federal agents announced Juda Ezra a former ShangHai exporter confessed complicity in a vast narcotic smuggling ring that moved Chinese heroin into the United States over recent years. Ezra and his brother Isaac Ezra, San Francisco importer and silver dealer, have been jailed with five others on narcotics charges. Ezra led investigators to his apartment where a morphine stash valued at about 49800 dollars was found. U S District Attorney H H McPike said the confession breaks up the largest drug ring in recent years.
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Juda Ezra
Shanghai
United States
Ezra
Isaac Ezra
Pxra
H. H. McPike
Pronunciation notes and trivia from Awakening Japan excerpt
A compilation of language guidance and Q and A items. It covers Japanese phonetics with examples Tokyo and Kyoto, biographical notes about Lincoln and Hanks, Rotary Club history, Princeton president age, gunpowder first use, early traveling carnival figures, U S Constitution location, and a travel spill prevention tip for bottles.
Answers to Selected General Knowledge Questions
In 1932 air express carried 1 600 821 pounds, vs 1 181 348 pounds in 1931. Dennis King was born in Birmingham England and started on stage at sixteen. Helen Keller inspired many though others are likewise successful. The typhoid inoculation began in 1896 by Sir Almroth Wright. In 1932 over a million visited the Shrine of Sainte Therese at Lisieux. Tree marriage rites unite tribes in Chota Nagpur and Bengal with trees like mahua mango jhand and fig. A cup of tea or coffee contains about 1.50 grains caffeine. William Edward Dodd was appointed ambassador to Germany. The 1932 cost of collecting income tax is to be...
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United States
Air Express
Chota Nagpur
Bengal
Children Stage Aid Camp Good Health Fund
Young performers organized a show to raise funds for Camp Good Health with proceeds supporting disabled children. Harriett Dauchy and eight other girls led the effort, while adults and various groups contributed gifts to aid the camp.
Ex-Showman Barne Way By Fashioning Furniture
Charleston South Carolina AP reports Jeff Wille Wright of Macon Georgia abandoned show business after unemployment. He travels with his wife and son selling bamboo furniture and willow garden and porch pieces, trailer home on a truck as long as sales last.
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8. C
Jeff Wille Wright
Macon
Wright
Wrights
Carpet Rag Rug Making Techniques Highlighted By Nancy Page
Nancy Page explains methods for joining carpet rags, from braiding to machine sewing. Readers share quick, stacked piecing with overlaid ends stitched by sewing machine to prevent pulling apart. Nancy promotes canning guidance and offers a pamphlet on canning receipts by mail.
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Olympic air races open in Beverly Hills July
Will Rogers notes the national air races begin July 1st to 4th in Beverly Hills with top flyers from around the world. He predicts record air feats by German and Italian pilots amid an international gathering celebrating aviation achievement.
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Calif
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al Smith
Hitler
Mussolini
Will
Roosevelt Clears London Trip Rumors During Maine Cruise
President Roosevelt enjoyed a Maine coast vacation with his sons, signaling no plan to sail to London. Secretary Early quoted the president denying reports of boarding the Indianapolis and confirming continued communication with Washington as the Amberjack II cruised Penobscot Bay.
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Theaters Show Prominent Nationals with Notable Casts
Cinema listings feature King of Jazz at 1IA with Paul Whiteman and company, The Eagle and the Hawk at Paramount, I Love that Man at State, Fighting Texans and Cohens and Kellys in Trouble at Rialto, Six Hours to Live at Olympic. Masonic lodge and Eastern Star picnic planned at Thrill’s Park, Manchester, with American Legion auxiliary and Red Cross bag packing at Third Ward park Independence. Linn County deed transfer to Charles T Wernershif noted.
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Jeanie Lang
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Cary Grant
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Rialto
Rex Bell
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Kellys
George Sidney
Charles Murray
Olympic
Warner Baxter
Miriam Jordan
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Predicts Roosevelt Policies Cross Debate on Economy and Tax Rise
A column argues Roosevelt era policies cross a regulated wage scale and a thirty hour week while criticizing non continuing government jobs and tax dependence. It recalls Glass on treason and decency as Hurley cites the gold standard shift after a Democratic victory.
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United States
Glass
King of Jazz at Iowa Today
A four day engagement of King of Jazz opens at the Iowa theater with Universal Pictures and directors Paul Whitesman and John Murray Anarene presenting a color spectacle of music dance comedy and stage pageantry praised by critics. The piece is billed as a transcendent musical event eclipsing others in its class.
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Jaz
Universal Pictures
Paul Whitesman
John Murray
Anarene
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