Duce Seeks Price for Aid Amid Abyssinian Crisis
Paris dispatch reports Italian Premier Mussolini pressing for major concessions in Abyssinia while denying a suspended hostilities order. Piccolo warns of harsher terms beyond the Hoare Laval proposal as Italy seeks a swift political settlement. Meantime Russia and Balkan ententes back France against Germany in a shifting alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethiopia
Asmara
Eritrea
Hitler
Mussolini
League
Piccolo
Abyssinia
Hoare
Paris
Russia
France
Germany
Roumania
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Greece
Turkey
Caddy Aids Police In Murder Case Of Mrs Reedy
A 14 year old caddy told state troopers he could identify a man seen with Mrs Dorothy Reedy near the scene where the 24 year old mother was assaulted and slain. Robert Hoffman found her body at the Kanawha County club grounds and reported the sighting to Lt James Fillinger. Reedy is held for questioning. he claimed the woman was his common law wife and they argued over supper. The coroner said the victim had been assaulted before death and her clothing was scattered as the body was dragged and hidden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Dorothy Reedy
Robert Hoffman
Kanawha Country Club
James H. Fillinger
Relief Worker Held For Murder Of Illinois Grocer's Wife
Harrison Crooke a 28 year old relief worker is held on murder charges after police say he admitted shooting Mrs C A Ander wife of a De Kalb grocer. Crowds threatened lynching delaying arraignment for safety. Crooke reported intoxicated at the time of the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Geneva
Ill
Harrison Crooke
Crooke
de Kalb
C. A. Ander
O. M. Larson
Larson
Ander
Four CCC Workers Die In Auto Crash
Four members of a CCC camp at Devil's Tower near Gillette Wyoming died Monday in an accident when a hospital transport vehicle plunged from the highway into Dr Donkey Creek. Killed outright were McCoy Wilson Ismal Cobb and Everett Barnes all of Kentucky. Marion Bush driver died later in a hospital. H C Sasser and Jess Scott were not expected to live. Kirkley Rohan of Corbin Kentucky and William Hendrickson had minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillette
Wyo
INS
CCC
Devil’s Tower
Dr. Donkey Creek
McCoy Wilson
Ismal Cobb
Everett Barnes
Kentucky
Marion Bush
H. C. Sasser
Jess Scott
Kirkley Rohan
Corbin, Ky
William Hendrickson
Way to Stop Rheumatic Pain and Suffering
Former sufferers report quick relief from rheumatism neuritis sciatica and neuralgia with Nurito a non narcotic prescription. The offer guarantees money back if the first three doses fail to relieve intense pain and urges testing by those who have tried other remedies. Available at all drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
Safe Driving Advice From National Safety Council
The Gazette presents tips from Sergt. Gordon Hughes on windshield maintenance. Dirty windshields reduce visibility and increase glare from oncoming headlights. Keep wipers in good condition so they are ready in rain. Clean windshield glass each evening to lessen glare and improve safety.
Cedar Rapids Launches City Advancement Campaign
The Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce introduces the Forward Cedar Rapids campaign. Arthur Poe chairs with H. H. Cherry and R. R. Epler as co-chairs and a luncheon audience hears plans to accelerate steady growth and attract events, industries, and business activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
United States
Arthur Poe
Chamber of Commerce
H. H. Cherry
R. R. Epler
C. W. Cottingham
Gunboat Tutuilla Leaves Hankow to Shield Americans
The U S S Tutuilla, a Yangtze river gunboat, departed Hankow for Hwankshihkiang fifty miles below to protect Americans from bandits said to threaten the river town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
Tutuilla
Hankow
Hwankshihkiang
Youth Admits False Identity In Sioux Falls Prison Break
State agents questioned Floyd Lindberg 18 as instigator in last week's fatal South Dakota prison break in Sioux Falls. Lindberg admitted using the name Claude Carrier earlier and said he lived near Hinsdale Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
S. D
State Department of Justice
South Dakota
Floyd Lindberg
W. S. Gordon
Department
Lindberg
Hinsdale
Ill
Claude Carrier
Labor groups resist terminal merger across railroads
Officials from the Order of Railway Conductors and related unions warn mergers will increase layoffs after a period of widespread railroad job losses. They plan to discuss labor impact this month and may seek a ruling from the Interstate Commerce Commission under the national railway labor act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Railway Labor Act
Mr. Phillips
G. M. Harrison
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Harrison
Geneva
Switzerland
Labor Executives’ Association
Phillips
Department of
The
American Federation of Labor
Jean Patou Dies Noted Paris Stylist at 49
PARIS AP Jean Patou aged 49, once among Paris top dressmakers for fifteen years, died Sunday night of heart disease. He built fame and fortune selling mostly to American women, moving gowns worth over 1 million dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jean Patou
Patou
Former Florida governor Sidney Catts dies at 72
Sidney Johnston Catts, 72, former wartime governor of Florida, died Monday in Defuniak Springs, Florida, according to AP reports. The controversial figure led the state during wartime and remained a notable political voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Defuniae Springs
Fila
Sidney Johnston Catts
Evening Radio Schedule Dense with NBC CBS Listings
A lengthy listing details the day’s radio programming across networks NBC CBS and WJZ WABC WBBM and others. It lists show titles hosts guest artists orchestras and times from early morning to late evening including Lois Revel Dim and Myrt and Marge Bin selections and musical acts like Grace Moore and George Olsen. The page also notes the presence of talk and variety programs with host names and network affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
WEAF
Lois Revel
WJZ Chain
Myrt
Marge
CBS
WABC
WBBM
Dwin E. Hill
Abner
WJZ
Sam
Boake Carter
WCCO
WHS
Eaee McGee and Molly
Jack Denny Orch
Eeensy
Lisbon Orch
WJZ _ chain
Eorge
New York
Helen Hayes
Harry Sosnik
Andy
KYW
WJZ_chain
Gould and Shefter
Weaf Chain
Lum
Kate Smith
WGST
KMOX
Doroth Lamour
Leo Reisman Orch
Crime Clues
Frank Mann
Wayne Was Orch
WMAQ
Edgar Guest
Lawrence Tibbett
Vox
Bop Wee
WEAP
Mary Lewis
Bbc
Quchin Orch
Chalered Waring Oren
Sigmund = gee
Nickelodeon
Mary Pightore
WGS
George Olsen
Henry King Orch
Don Redman
Ee Saree Orch
Frank Dailey
Shandor
Oars Gmpins Orch
Jin
Eden outlines Britain aid to France amid Locarno blow
Foreign Secretary Eden tells Parliament Britain will support Belgium and France after Germany scraps the Locarno pact. He notes Berlin’s 25 year non aggression offer and a new demilitarized zone as talks move to Paris and Geneva ahead of a League council session. Eden departs for Paris to join Halifax for the discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden
Europe
Hitler
France
Belgium
Germany
Paris
Viscount Halifax
Privy Seal
Locarno
Commons
Geneva
League Council
League
Britain
Simple Funeral Rites for Edward F. Winslow
Funeral services for Edward F. Winslow, general traffic manager of the Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Railway, were held Sunday at Turner chapel with Rev. Robert Little and Rev. Charles F. Edwards officiating. Oak Hill cemetery burial followed as five hundred mourners attended the ritualistic service. The Cedar Rapids line sent a floral tribute of carnations and lilies surrounding the casket, reflecting a large company display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Winslow
Cedar Rapids and
Iowa City Railway
Turner Chapel
Robert Little
Charles F. Edwards
Oak Hill Cemetery
Iowa City Railway Company
Honorary pallbearers listed for local funeral service
Members of the Iowa Electric Light and Power company and railroad officials from across the country attended the Cedar Rapids service. Employees of the Cedar Rapids and Iowa City railway and light company were present. Honorary pallbearers included Marvin Wright Neil Montgomery Harvey McClary Carl Jordan Verne Marshall Dr J K Von Lackum James Yuill Sutherland Dows and C S Courtright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Cedar Rapids and
Iowa City Railway
The
Light Company
Marvin Wright
Neil Montgomery
Harvey McClary
Carl Jordan
Verne Marshall
J. K. von Lackum
James Yuill
Sutherland Dows
C. S. Courtright
Oldest Corpus Christi Native Guards Rare Zachary Taylor Relics
John B. Dunn 84 owns South Texas historic relics in Corpus Christi including a pistol once held by Col. H. L. Kenney who was slain in Matamoros a chair used by Col Zachary Taylor and a saber and gun from Taylor's army reflecting family ties to early Texas history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Tex
John B. “Red” Dunn
Texas
H. L. Kenney
Matamoros
Zachary Taylor
Dunn
Taylor
Countess Barbara Hutton Haugwitz-Reventlow Improves
London AP reports Countess Barbara Hutton Haugwitz-Reventlow's condition was greatly improved on Monday after a health setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Barbara Hutton Haugwitz-Reventlow
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Duce
National Safety Council
Sergt
Gordon Hughes
Police Traffic Department
Cnain
Bluebirds
Freddie Miller
Weaf Nly
W. Chain
Angle
Wwoc
Ida Patee
Allen
Mary Lee Taylor
Martha and
Hal
Coberience
Mary Marlin
George Halford
Larry Cotton
Milton Charles
Wabc Chain
Howard Haggard
Rhythm Octette
Golden Melodies
American School of the Air
Forever Young
WOW
Margaret McCrae
Benny Venuta
Edw. F. Winslow
HICK
WYETH
Irradol
Pacquin
Parke-Davis
Bengal
Palina
PET Supplies
Apei
Roger
Gallet
Fleur D'Amour
Jasmin
Ciro
Caron
Enavion
Rock Garden
Coty
L’aimant “Emeraude
Dram
Yaardrey Bas Rao
Koa
Yardley
Eastman Kodak Films
Lucien
Lelong
Monimage,” Dram
VOGUE
INIA
Gue “Shalimar
Breez
Boyer’s
Bourjois
Barbara
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