Germany Faces Trade War as Nazi Regime Fights for Control
Berlin and London brace for mutual retaliation as Germany plans a moratorium on foreign obligations next Sunday. Hjalmar Schacht warned of countermeasures while Krupp's industrial leadership tribute sparks demand for more imports and a widening state effort toward the new Reich across economic, political, and social fronts. The Nazi press reports arrests in the Stahlhelm and notes a provincial paper's closure amid the upheaval.
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Berlin
Germany
Great Britain
France
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Britain
British Empire
London
Adolf Hitler
Gustav Krupp von Bohlen
Cologne
Rudolf Hess
Hitler
Nazi Party
Drug Company Pictures At Roosevelt Hotel
Local dealers and druggists were entertained at the Roosevelt hotel Monday and Tuesday with sound pictures from Squibb company titled A Glimpse Behind The Doors. The program showed laboratory work and product manufacture plus a sales picture on merchandising. W W L Arscott of Kansas City western sales manager and W F Theisen of Fort Dodge with C W Schafer of Des Moines led the meetings, each ending with a hotel dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
Squibb Company
Squibb Laboratories
W.W. L. Arscott
Kansas City
Western
W. F. Theisen
Local Motorist Hurt In Highway Collision With Two Trucks
E. L. Escher of 508 B avenue NW sustained chest injuries at 6 55 a m Tuesday after two large trucks stalled a path on highway 30 five miles east of Cedar Rapids. Escher, eastbound, tried to pass the first truck near Big Creek bridge when a second truck behind swung left into his lane. Both trucks were westbound. The first truck was driven by C A Jackson of Sterling Illinois with his wife. The second truck driven by Clyde Lyons of Sioux City carried George Suggitt of Sioux City. Lyons said the front truck stopped suddenly forcing him to turn left to attempt a pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Escher
B Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Escher
Big Creek Bridge
C. A. Jackson
Sterling, Ill
Clyde Lyons
Sioux City
George Suggitt
Sronx City
Y Lyons
Larry
Condon
Octuplets Reported Born In Canton
The Chinese Daily Times reports Mrs Tom Sing of Canton province has given birth to eight children in one birth. Seven are boys, with all eight alive and well as of June 18. A Cantonese club of Atkins band mothers forms here to raise funds for band music. Officers include Mrs J T Barker president Mrs John H Lensch vice president Mrs Charles G Freeman secretary and Mrs Louisa Beatty treasurer.
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4Toronto
Ovila Dionne
Chinatown
Chinese Daily Times
Tom Sing
King Shing
Canton Province
Atkins
Mothers of Atkins
J. T. Barker
John H. Lensch
Charles G. Freeman
Louisa Beatty
Will Rogers on Hitler Mussolini and White Award
Beverly Hills notes the caricatures of Hitler and Mussolini from the press and compares them as tensions rise. Will Rogers praises William Allen White for a high award amid mentions of Kansas reporters and Roosevelt at a Tammany Hall meeting.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Hitler
Mussolini
Presse
William Allen White
Kansas
Roosevelt
Tammany Hall
Will
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Neighborhood Notices
City briefs report local events and notices including a bungalow canning class on Wednesday afternoon and a Kenwood Presbyterian ice cream social. Mrs Henry Wetzel is seriously ill at her daughter’s Palo home. Firefighters were called for a false alarm at C avenue and Twentieth street NE. A 1926 Buick was reported stolen in Swisher. A bigamy charge concerns Mrs Mary Brown who no longer lives at 622 Fourth Avenue SE. A black hound with white points is missing near Ames, and Irene Lybarger was omitted from a queen nomination list for the Cedar Rapids Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brown
Fourth Avenue SE
Irene Lybarger
Sixth Street
Cedar Rapids
Suthers plan ten day auto trip to Toledo
Dr and Mrs W A Suthers of 1406 Sixth Avenue SE will leave by automobile Saturday for Toledo Ohio where they will spend about ten days. They will be accompanied to Bloomington Illinois by Mrs Suthers sister and mother Mrs Earl Allen of Dows City and Mrs A R Templeman.
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W. A. Suthers
Sixth Avenue SE
Toledo
Ohio
Bloomington
Lll
Suthers
Earl Allen
Dows City
A. R. Templeman
Newhouse Brothers Return From California Trip
Donald Newhouse aged 21 and Lewel Lyn Newhouse 23, sons of Mr and Mrs Vance Newhouse of 1425 N Street SW, left for San Diego on June 18 by automobile and arrived Sunday evening. They were joined by their grandson James of San Diego who has lived with the grandparents for two and a half years. Donald plans to return to Nome Alaska where he lived for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Newhouse
Lewellyn Newhouse
Vance Newhouse
San Diego
Calif
Newhouse
Lewellyn Plans to Stay in California Ahead of Return
Before returning here last fall Lewellyn announced plans to remain in California for the duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewellyn
California
Lions Club Picnic at Camp Wapsie Y With Kittenball Game
The regular Lions club meeting Thursday becomes a picnic for members wives and friends at Camp Wapsie Y in the evening. A kittenball game between Lions and campers plus various stunts by both sides are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Camp Wapsie Y
Mrs Nolan Hurt in Park Court Street Car Collision
Mrs Nolan suffered a small knee cut Monday evening when a car driven by Mrs Hansen backed into her parked car on the south side of First avenue near Park court. Nolan was on the running board and thrown against the curb, according to police.
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W. H. Nolan
Glenway Drive
First Avenue
Park Court
F. H. Hansen
Tipton
Farnham pleads not guilty in police court trial set
Harold Farnham of 1124 Sixth Street NW pleads not guilty to a reckless driving charge and awaits trial on Thursday after being jailed Monday night for a warrant. In other notices Lloyd Hunter at 1043 Tenth Street SE pays $2 and costs for improper parking and C G Lorene at 703 Fifth Avenue SE pays for parking in front of a hotel entrance.
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Harold Farnham
Sixth Street
Farnham
Lloyd Hunter
Tenth Street SE
C. G. Lorene
Fifth Avenue SE
Fines imposed in police court on several defendants
Louis Walsh 35 of 539 Tenth Street SW was fined 25 dollars and costs for disturbing the peace with suspension of the fine. Mrs Mary Butcher 28 and L Rogers 39 were fined 25 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct. Frank Griffin 65 of 717 Second Street NW paid 25 dollars and costs for intoxication while Jack Walton 38 and Frank Pavlik 23 of 1208 First Street NW paid 10 dollars and costs each on the same charge. Enroute from Titusville Florida to Mayo Clinic, a paralyzed man in a wheelchair stopped in Cedar Rapids on Monday evening while contacting family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Walsh
Tenth Street
Mary Butcher
L. Rogers
Walsh
Frank Griffin
Second Street NW
Jack Walton
Frank Pavlik
First Street NW
Notice of Probate of Will in Linn County Iowa
The District Court will hear on July 2, 1034 at 9 a.m. the purported Last Will of Fred D Merritt, deceased of Linn County. The notice, dated Cedar Rapids June 25, states the will seeks probate admission and outlines the hearing for proof and admission in Cedar Rapids Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wili
Linn County
District Court
Fred D Merritt
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gettle Threats Blamed on Cranks in Extradition Case
Federal investigators labeled the threatening letters to William F. Gettle as the work of cranks after Gertie followed instructions to place a package in Westlake Park, amid extortion demands of 6000 dollars and a rescue from kidnappers.
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Gettle
Los Angeles
William F. Gettle
Department of Justice
Gertie
Westlake Park
Warning Of Check Forger Using Printed Forms
Local merchants were warned Tuesday of a check forger using Merchants National Bank forms to print the name of local firms and then forging signatures as company officials. Two stores reportedly accepted bogus checks, one for 18 dollars and one for 20 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants National Bank
Marie Dressler Reported Unchanged in Illness
Santa Barbara California reports film star Marie Dressler aged 60 remains unchanged after a battle with heart and kidney disorders. Her condition is listed as serious by physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Dressler
Santa Barbara
Calif
Arson Ring Suspects Face Possible Murder Charges in Chicago
Chicago police say sixteen prisoners tied to a wholesale arson ring confessed to twenty five fires netting over 1 million in insurance. State's Attorney Courtney warned more arrests to come as three deaths may bring murder charges. One suspect Rudolph Pisani alias Miller and Valentine Notari confessed to the $125000 loop fire at Pappas and Alex restaurant Supply quarters for 5000.
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Chicago
INS
Thomas Courtney
Courtney
Rudolph Pisani
Miller
Pisani
Valentine Notari
Pappas and Alex
Deaths of Carrie Ernst and Tom Frish Today
Carrie Ernst 1885 1 a m Tuesday Cedar Rapids long illness died at 218 Second Street NW She married Peter J Ernst Sept 6 1905 survived by mother Elizabeth Schirmer sister A H Wagley of Wisconsin brothers Adam N Schirmer Hibbing Minnesota Fred Schirmer Cedar Rapids and several nieces and nephews Funeral Thursday 2 p m Trinity Lutheran Church Rev P L Barnholeft burial Linwood cemetery service at 1 30 p m home Friends may call Beatty chapel Tuesday evening and at home Wednesday evening Tom Frish 58 former Cedar Rapids resident died Monday night in Omaha of long illness Born in Bohemia came to Cedar Rapids at 17 lived here until moving to Omaha Surviving widow Julia formerly of Solon Body to Cedar Rapids for funeral at Barta chapel Wednesday 3 p m Bohemian National cemetery burial
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Carrie Ernst
Peter J Ernst
Second Street
Carrie Schirmer
Cedar Rapids
Adolph
Elizabeth Schirmer
Peter J. Ernst
A. H. Wagley
Wauwatosa
Wis
Adam N. Schirmer
Hibbing
Minn
Fred Schirmer
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid Society
P. L. Barnholeft
Linwood Cemetery
Beatty Chapel
Tom Frish
Omaha
Bohemia
Julia
Solon
Barta Chapel
Bohemian National Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Almon Reed in Turner chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Almon Reed will be held Wednesday at 3 p m in Turner chapel conducted by Rev EB F Austin. Burial will be in Linwood Cemetery.
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Almon
Reed
Turner | Chapel
EB. F.” Austin
Linwood Cemetery
Birth of daughter Marcia Alice Jenkins at Bt. Luke's
A daughter named Marcia Alice Jenkins was born Sunday morning at Bt. Luke's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Jenkins of 1972 B Avenue NE.
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Bt. Luke's Hospital
Albert P. Jenkins
B Avenue NE
Marcia Alice
Dr E E Hruska Elected International Secretary
Dr E E Hruska a Detroit dentist was chosen as international secretary of the High Twelve clubs at their convention Sunday in Detroit. He also serves as secretary of the local High Twelve club.
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E. E. Hruska
High Twelve
Detroit
Dr. Hruska
Tugwell Inspects ES State College Projects
Rexford Tugwell undersecretary of agriculture arrived in Ames to tour Town State College projects with federal cooperation. He was joined by Paul A Porter Earl N Bressman and Dean R E Buchanan for a luncheon and campus inspections of the agricultural wastes laboratory engineering and extension service facilities.
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AMES
Rexford G. Tugwell
Agriculture
Town State College
Tugwell
Paul A.porter
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Earl N. Bressman
Iowa State College
Department of Agriculture
Dean R. E. Buchanan
Dean Buchanan
Marshalltown
Engineering and Extension Service
End Paroles To Combat Crime Would End Paroles To Combat Crime
CHICAGO UP A former Illinois parole official urged abolition of parole laws at a parole supervisors conference. He argued removing parole would stop many criminal careers as convicts would serve full sentences, removing a perceived incentive to reoffend.
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Chicago
Hinton G. Clabaugh
Illinois Board of Pardons and Paroles
Oaks
Cedar Rapids Couples Enter Marriage Licenses
Marriage licenses issued to Leo Biskup and Marie Henderson both of Cedar Rapids Raymond C. Buckner of Tipton and Geraldine James of Cedar Rapids William F. Ryan of Pekin Illinois and Mildred G. Delaney of Cedar Rapids were recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Biskup
Marie Henderson
Cedar Rapids
Raymond C. Buckner
Tipton
Geraldine James
William F. Ryan
Pekin, Til
Mildred G. Delaney
Cedar Rapds
Chicago cafe owner kidnapped by gang
Andrew Sciacca, 50, owner of the Oriental cafe in Chicago, was abducted from his garage by five or six armed men early Tuesday. Police believe a ransom is sought and say the victim’s children were in the car. meanwhile the family's financial status is disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Andrew Sciacca
Sciacca
Oriental Cafe
West Jackson Boulevard
Ann
Anthony
Carla
Carlo
Philomena
Tourists Slugged And Robbed Near Clinton
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Turner of Detroit were attacked near Clinton on Tuesday by three young robbers. They were bound with fish cord to prevent an alarm and beaten with guns. Turner freed himself, walked to a nearby farm for help, as they traveled to Jewell, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
INS
L. D. Turner
Detroit
Spanish War Veteran Comes Back To Life At Encampment
Davenport INL veterans marking their twenty eighth annual encampment were startled when comrade Harry Orendorff, believed long dead, walked in supported by a cane. He had been reported dead after a gunboat Newport incident in August 1898 when he risked his life to smother a premature explosion, saving others.
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Davenport
INL
Harry Orendorff
Uncle Sam
Newport
Orendorff
Ten Prizes for Best Guesses at Welch's Standard Window
Morris Sanford Co advertises a contest offering ten prizes for top guesses on Welch's Standard Overalla See Window. The notice highlights participation details and prompts readers to infer results from the window display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welchs
Morris Sanford Co
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Hazel Humphrey
Lasswell
Caryl Kurtz
Twelfth Street NW
Corrine Lackman
Second Avenue SE
Ruth Kray
Vinton
Ramona Simmons
Marengo
Canton
Railway Express
Third Avenue SE
Express Agency
Will Rogers
Editor
Bungalow Canning School
Henry Wetzel
Merle Tanner
Palo
James Sera
C Avenue
Twentieth Street
Kenwood Presbyterian
Arnold Kaplan
Marion
Swisher
St. Ludmila’s
C. C. Bourland
Bourland
Will Motor
Titusville
Fla
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
John Barnes
Washington Street
Edwin W.lundquist
United Air Lines
Boeing
Cleveland
Washington
New York
OWA
Denver
San Francisco
Seattle
City
Aleft
Postal
Western Union
High Twelve Clubs
ES State College
Ruth
Hollywood
Lux
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