Political fears and foreign agitators in 1930s debate
A Santa Monica man Patrick Waldberg is ordered to leave France within 24 hours for allegedly fomenting disturbances. The piece discusses foreign agitators in the United States, Dr. Tugwell's views on the Constitution, labor racketeering, and labor codes amid New Deal era tensions. It notes a Tennessee hosiery mill closing under Johnson's code and debates inflation and mortgage moratorium legality under Roosevelt.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Patrick Waldberg
France
Waldberg
Jrrance
America
United States
Tugwell
Senate
Mill 7
Cedar Rapids Dispensary to Open July Second
Cedar Rapids will see a new liquor store at 323 Second Avenue SE open on July 2. Charles H. Walsh, former sheriff’s bailiff and license director, is named manager and will undergo training at Clinton school before duties begin. Eight stores, including Cedar Rapids, plan July 12 openings, with stocked inventories and day night stocking to meet the deadline.
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Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Hill Park
Walsh
Clinton School
Semple Walsh
Ted Nesper
Avenue
Ruby Pameticky
Arthur Seabrooke
Hinkley Avenue
D. A. Bennett
Lisbon
Walter Peterson
Blake Terrace
Carleton J. Hayek
Sixthstreet
Con Brady
Sixth Avenue
W. M. Connell
A ‘Avenue
Aquor
Council Bluffs
Clinton
Sioux City
Fort Madison
Marshalltown
Mason City
Oelwein
Atlantic
Fort Dodge
Burlington
Dubuque
Denison
Waterloo
Algona
Sheldon
Harold S. Cooper
State Liquor Control Commission
Nquor
Oakdale blast fatal fall shocks Cedar Rapids man
Chester Christy of Cedar Rapids died at 5 p.m. after being hurled three stories to the ground in a blow torch explosion at the Oakdale sanatorium main building. He suffered a broken back from the fall while Ed Bowlishta was overcome by smoke but expected to recover. Further details follow on page 3.
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Gazette
Oakdale
Chester Christy
Cedar Rapids
Oakdale Sanatorium
Christy
Ed Bowlishta
Estate of Justice Kenyon Valued At 147000
Des Moines AP The estate of late United States Supreme Court Justice William S. Kenyon was preliminarily valued at 147060.08 for inheritance tax purposes. Beneficiaries include widow Mary D. Kenyon one third, brother Allan 23000, another brother F A Kenyon of Cherokee 1000 annually, and secretary Edith Awe 1500.
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Des Moines
United State Supreme Court
William S. Kenyon
State
Militia Threat In Longs Feud With Walmsley
In Baton Rouge Gov. O K Allen hinted at drastic action against gambling as Huey Long urged possible use of the national guard. Reports said New Orleans gambling rooms briefly closed as Allen declined further comment while Long attacked Mayor Walmsley, who denied Dry City claims.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Leouss
New Orleans
Allen
Senator Long
T.semmes Walmsley
Long
Walmsley
Ways and Means Committee
Roosevelt To Keep Leaders In House
President Roosevelt publicly endorsed House leaders Rainey and Byrns, quashing conservative opposition and signaling their return to top posts in the upcoming Seventy-fourth Congress. Officials said the president plans broad social legislation, with majorities uncertain in both chambers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Henry T. Rainey
Joseph W. Burns
Johnson Not To Restore Blue Eagle
Washington AP reports Hugh S Johnson demands labor concessions from Harriman hosiery mills to reinstate the blue eagle. Johnson defers to Attorney General Cummings on prosecution, noting the Justice Department handles the case after the NRA and Labor Board actions. Mills closed, 600+ workers out. Glancy proposed hiring rules and reemployment plans, which Harriman declined.
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Washington
Hugh .S. Johnson
Harriman Hosiery Mills
Cummings
Department of Justice
Johnson
Justice Department
Harriman
Tennessee
National Labor Board
Ldenartore
Atlanta’ ‘Regional Labor Board
NRA
Harriman Mills
J. Asbury Wright
George L. Berry
A. R. Glancy
Blue Eagle
Heart Taken Out To Be Sewed Up
Lancaster physician reported George Hampton, 41, showing slight improvement after an operation in which his heart was removed for repair, stitched to close a stab wound and returned. Hampton was stabbed Sunday night. authorities say his housekeeper Myrtle Dorwart, now jailed, is alleged to be responsible.
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Lancaster
George Hampton
Hampton
Myrtle Dorwart
Milwaukee Strike Fails To Stop Cars
Milwaukee workers picketed power plants car barns and garages of the Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light company as a three union strike began. Power traction and bus services continued virtually unbroken in Milwaukee and the surrounding metropolitan area.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company
American Federation of Labor
Influence of unseen acts on a life in a London pew
A fragment recounts a gay party in London where Sir Walter Scott is glimpsed writing against death to pay debts. A college student, wrestling with faith, observes a dean’s humble prayer and is moved to persevere. It ends with a reflection that small, unseen influences shape others more than overt deeds. Dr. Newton.
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London
Sir Walter Scott
Sir Walter
Graduate School
Iffan
Defense Assails Canadian Girl Suing Premier
In Edmonton, Alberta, Tuesday, Prime Minister John E. Brownlee’s counsel cross examines Vivian MacMillan, 22, a stenographer, challenging her account of seduction by political reader A. L. Smith. The attorney probes her school days and early sweethearts, hinting a former friend may testify.
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Edmonton
Alta
John E. Brownlee
Vivian MacMillan
A. L. Smith
Brownlee
Misa MacMillan
Cedar Rapids Heat Reaches 102 At 2 50 P M
Summer heat continued in Cedar Rapids with the temperature hitting 102 at 2 50 P M matching the prior day. The day rose from a 24 hour low of 75 at 5 A M to 82 at 7 A M and 91 at 9 A M amid humid conditions. Desultory thunderstorms dropped .08 inch of rain Monday night.
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Cedar Rapids
Mercury
Roosevelt vetoes fourteen minor bills after adjournment
President Roosevelt vetoed fourteen routine measures after congress adjourned, breaking precedent by not allowing them to die quietly. He outlined reasons in a White House statement and prepared a national radio address as he planned a return cruise toward Hawaii and possible stops in Portland Minneapolis and Green Bay along the way.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White ‘House
Congress
The
Union
White House
Annapolis
Hawaii
Executive Council
Frank C. Walker
New York
Stephen T. Early
Portland
Ore
Minneapolis
Green Bay
Wis
Milk Licensing Plans Enjoined in Chicago District
Federal Judge John P. Barnes issued an injunction restraining Secretary Henry A. Wallace and Attorney General Homer B. Cummings from enforcing the AAA milk licensing program in the Chicago district. The ruling also bars Frank C. Baker, Chicago milk market administrator, from enforcing the code. The judge denied Wallace’s cross petition to enjoin four milk distributors from further alleged violations of the milk marketing code.
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Chicago
John P. Barnes
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Homer
Cummings
AAA
Frank C. Baker
Barnes
Wallace
Boy Dies in Wreck Near Waverly Indiana
Clyde Harris, 15, of Clarksville died Tuesday from injuries after a car he was riding in overturned on a highway near Waverly Indiana.
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Waverly
Clyde Harris
Clarksville
Tuesday Major League Results in Brief
Major League results across the American and National Leagues show Chicago and New York sweeping totals in the AL while Cleveland, Detroit, Philadelphia and others posted varying scores. Key pitchers Lyons, Shea, Hudlin and Auker appear among the notable names with multiple hits and runs noted in the day’s tallies.
Norma Faints Under Cross Examination in Millen Case
Relentless cross examination reveals Norma Faints wrote love notes and received lavish gifts from Morton Millen her husband. Prosecutor Edmund Dewing uses a stash of lingerie from Suitcases and packing boxes to challenge her testimony while she wavers under questions about involvement as an accessory to murder. The Pater Millen gang ties to planned future robberies are noted as the trial continues with adjournment and expected evidence from government rebuttal.
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Ahaey
Norma
Brighton Millen
Morton Millen
Edmund R. Dewing
Dewing
Washington
New York
Pater-Millen
Douglas
Dewling
Boston
York
Offer of 100000 Bribe Ties To Chief Appointment
St Paul police chief candidate Frank W Sommer faced a bribery claim after Commissioner H E Warren said he was offered 100000 to block Sommer’s appointment. Warren stated he delayed the council vote to Friday for more consideration and refused to elaborate on the offer.
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ST. Paul
St. ‘Paul's
H. E
Ned Warren
Warren
Frank W
Sommer
Federal Reserve banks to loan 280 million to business men
Governor Eugene R Black of the Federal Reserve Board said Tuesday night that lending rules under which 280 million dollars may be loaned to industry will be announced Wednesday. The plan, allowed by law, takes effect in October and follows a two day regional governors meeting.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Eugene” JR Black
Reserve “Board
Black
Congress
Reserve Banks
du Sanhigh
New -York
Carl E. Perry
Reserve Board
New York
Judge Grants Writ Halting Extradition In Factor Case
In Chicago Tuesday Judge Evan A Evans ordered the release of John Factor known as Jake the Barber after a writ of habeas corpus sought by former Senator James A Reed acting for Mrs Bella Factor wife of the prisoner. The action raises questions about Factor possibly escaping to England to face swindling charges involving British investors over 7 million dollars though British authorities may pursue extradition steps.
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Chicago
John
Jake
Evan
Evans
United
Circuit Court
James A. Reed
Bella ‘Factor
Facor
England
Ctor
John Jay Ill. Cedar Rapids Executive In Denver Plight
John Jay former president of the Iowa Steel and Iron Works in Cedar Rapids has fallen critically ill at his Denver Colorado home. News reached Iowa Tuesday as his wife Mrs Jay and his parents learned of the sudden heart ailment. Dan Bunter president of Cedar Rapids Airways arranged flight for Jay’s father George Jay from Shenandoah. Hunter piloted the aircraft. Jay earlier practiced law with Judge John M Grimm before leading the Quick Way Truck Shovel company in Denver after moving from Cedar Rapids six years ago.
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John Jay
Iowa Steel and Iron Works
Cedar Rapids
Denver
Colo
Mia
Jay
J. F. Eggers
Nineteenth Street
Howard
Hall
Iron ‘Works
Quick Way, Truck: Shovel Company
Tilly Losch Found Guilty by Jury in Divorce Suit
London report says Tilly Losch the Hungarian dancer was found guilty of adultery with Prince Serge Obolensky, brother in law of Vincent Astor. The jury took fifty minutes to reach the verdict in Edward F. W. James's divorce suit. a decree nisi was granted and cruelty charges were unproven.
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London
INS
Tily ‘Losch
Prince Serge Obolensky
Vincent Astor
Edward F. W. James
Marshall Field
James
Wence Tilly
Astor 3d reports slight cold ahead of wedding
Newport dispatch says John Jacob Astor III, 21, heir to wealth, is nursing a slight cold on Tuesday. Family aides dismissed reports that he could be too ill to marry next Saturday, keeping the wedding timeline intact.
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Newport
R. I
John Jacob Astor
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