Britain France clash over naval accord terms
London reports a fresh disagreement between Great Britain and France on the British German naval accord. France balks at sending delegates to London until Germany's seven year build plans are disclosed, while Britain seeks reciprocal disclosure from France Italy and Russia to prevent future surprises.
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London
Great Britain
France
Germany
Britain
Italy
Russia
Nab Alleged Drunk Driver After Crash
Ole Barnes of 124 Tenth Street NE was held for drunk driving after a collision on Third Street at Twelfth Avenue SE with William Rose of 165 Twenty Ninth Avenue SW. No injuries. Rose’s car was northbound. Barnes’ car hit it from the west. Police found a beer bottle and an empty gin bottle in Barnes’ vehicle. County Attorney G K Thompson filed a true information approved by Judge H C Ring. Barnes posted a $500 bond.
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William Rose
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G. K. Thompson
H. C. Ring
Troops Rescue Cuban Girl From Kidnappers Near Esperanza
Santa Clara Cuba AP troops saved 14 year old Maria Alonso daughter of a local undertaker from kidnapers who snatched her Wednesday. They recovered the girl on the San Felipe farm near Esperanza and arrested Juan Rodriguez as a suspect. Abductors had demanded a $1000 ransom.
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Maria Alonso
Daugh‘ter
Auerlio Alonso
San Felipe
Esperanza
Juan Rodriguez
Radium Value Said Hidden in Empire State Build Material
Report notes that about 300000 tons of material used to construct the Empire State Building in New York contained an estimated $17000 worth of radium.
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Empire State Building
New York
Radio Schedule Snapshot With Big Lineup Across Networks
A dense listing outlines morning and afternoon broadcasts across NBC CBS and related stations. It features orchestras, choirs, rep acts, radio plays, and concert programs with many named performers, studios, and city stations noted.
Bandit Steals $22 From Bever Park Streetcar Motorman
W C Lane a Bever Park streetcar motorman lost 22.40 and his money changer to a robber who boarded the car west of Park Terrace SE at 10 30 p m The bandit flashed a gun and demanded money then dropped off at Twenty-fifth Street Lane described the suspect as 45 to 50 years old five feet nine inches tall about 155 pounds with dark complexion wearing a dark cap light striped trousers and a short dark coat Police cars searched the area but no one was arrested.
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Horner Grants 10 Day Reprieve To Three Men
Governor Horner issued a ten day reprieve for John Kruhl Van Buren Dedmon and Edward Balling who were sentenced to die at Chester state prison for the murder of East St. Louis street car conductor William Moss The delay allows attorneys to file records appealing to the Illinois Supreme Court.
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Henry Horner
Chester State Prison
John Kruhl
van Buren Dedmon
Edward Balling
William Moss
East St. Louis
State Supreme Court
Stand Position Aids Golf Ball Striking Says Coach
The article advises players to stand with a line from left heel to the ball and from the ball to the left shoulder, keeping that stance throughout the swing. It warns that standing too far forward makes the clubface vertical at impact, smothering the ball and making it skid along the ground. Let the clubhead do it.
Kenney Pushes Federal Lottery as Revenue Plan
Rep Edward Kenney of New Jersey urged a federal lottery to raise up to 1 billion dollars yearly. He outlined three options including a joint federal state profits split, with plans backed by the veterans administration or a presidentially appointed board. He argued the idea would keep gambling money at home and win passage despite opposition from reform and religious groups.
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CCC Men Recover Body Of Waterloo Youth In Spirit Lake
Spirit Lake AP report says Edward Wenner 21 of Waterloo drowned Sunday night while trying to reach help for two girls after their canoe overturned. Wenner was recovered Friday afternoon near the overturn point. Firth reached shore after swimming through rough water. Dunkelberg and Merkley were rescued at 5 a.m. after clinging to the canoe for hours.
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Edward Wenner
Waterloo
CCC
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Jean Dunkelberg
Dora Bell Merkley
Sac City
Jack Firth
Davenport
Firth
Inbreeding May Improve Livestock Says J J Lush
Dr J J Lush of Iowa State told the American Association for the Advancement of Science that mating related livestock, including brothers, can improve health and milk yield. He cited University of Minnesota hog experiments and eight-generation intermarriage of Poland China hogs at the Waseca experimental station.
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Iowa State College
American Association For the Advancement of Science
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China
Body Of Child Believed Murdered Found Near Greenville
The body of Helen Glenn, 9, daughter of Rev. Ernest Glenn, was found Friday a mile and a half east of Greenville. Police believe the child was slain after she disappeared Wednesday night while seeking her younger brother. State troopers recovered the body in a swampy wooded area after a farmer reported hearing screams about 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
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Cardenas Lifts Ban on Catholic Papers
President Lazaro Cardenas issued a decree permitting unhampered circulation of all Catholic periodicals nationwide. In Colima the legislature, amid the governor’s absence, passed a bill granting the Catholic church full freedom of action, a gain akin to San Luis Potosi’s status.
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Mexico City
INL
Mexico
Lazaro M. Cardenas
Colima
San Luis Potosi
Tests call intelligence tests bunk says expert
Miss Florence L Goodenough of the University of Minnesota told a symposium that many child psychologists rely on outdated Binet tests. She said tests mix many factors, not intelligence, and warned against racial comparisons of immigrant children with American youngsters.
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Johnny
Florence L. Goodenough
University of Minnesota
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Test Developed May Reveal How Modern Man Learns
A scientist notes that the test could show how civilized man compares with prehistoric ancestors in learning ability, senses, and manual skill, providing insight into human development.
Dave Barry Given Year for Bank Plot
Dave Barry former prize fight referee was sentenced to one year in Cook County jail for his role in a conspiracy to embezzle fifty thousand dollars from the Amalgamated Trust and Saving Bank. Judge Feinberg granted a stay of execution until July 12 to arrange business affairs.
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Dave
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Michael Feinberg
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Funeral services for Wilbur Gensicke held in Turner chapel
Funeral services for Wilbur Allen Gensicke were set for 2 p.m. Saturday in Turner chapel with Rev. John J. Gent officiating. Burial followed at Cedar Memorial Park. Born March 26, 1922 in Cedar Rapids he was the youngest Roosevelt junior high tenth grader and a three year Clintonian 4-H member. He was survived by his parents two brothers Robert and Hugo two sisters Edith and Joanne all at home plus his grandmother Mrs Hannah Gensicke of Cedar Rapids and grandfather J C Armstrong of Toddville.
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Turner Chapel
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Hugo
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Omaha Non-Strikers Seek Court Action Over Arbitration ruling
Non-striking Omaha streetcar workers asked a federal court to overturn an arbitration board decision that restored full seniority rights to colleagues who had recently been on strike.
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Omaha
INS
Trustees of Frisco Charge Rock Island Stock Fraud
New York report of suits by Trustees of Frisco against Edward N Brown and Speyer and Seligman firms alleging fraud and conspiracy in sale of 183 333 Rock Island stock and 25 000 Gulf Mobile shares. Actions seek over 10 million and 1 million dollars respectively. cases filed in Supreme Court after hearings June 12.
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Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Ry
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James M. Kurn
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Seize Million Of Fake Liquor Labels
Chicago authorities arrested a major operation distributing and manufacturing fake liquor labels stamps wrappers and caps. Agents led by E C Yellowley seized over a million labels and related paraphernalia from a two car garage on the north side in a bid to curb illicit alcohol.
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INL
E. C. Yellowley
Eva Coo And Slayer Of Cop Die In Chair
OSSINING New York Eva Coo road house proprietor known as the Diamond Lil of Otsego County and Leonard Scarnici a vicious killer died in the electric chair Thursday night Coo prayed for a reprieve until the end Scarnici who had five reprieves spent his last hours cursing Lehman authorities and smoking cigarettes He was executed for the murder of Harry Gimpy Wright the crippled handyman at her road house Scarnici died for the murder of a policeman in a hold up
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Lehman
Three West Point Cadets Injured In Highway Crash
Three West Point cadets were injured in a motor car accident on the Phoenix Superior highway Friday. The injured are John Finn 22 McCoy Ore Maxwell Tincher 20 Owatonna Minn and Ralph Nattons 19 Baltimore Md.
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Prominent American in Cuba Threatened in Extortion Letter
In Santiago Cuba Robert Wetmoore an American national told army officials he received a letter threatening death unless he paid 15000 dollars. He is the second American threatened in two weeks.
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