No Decision Made In Defense Plea For Boy Murderer
Independence AP report says defense strategy for Rodney Pace 16 remains undecided as Buchanan county seeks insanity plea. Rodney killed his 18 year old brother Ogden after an attack on their sister Thyrza 13. Pace occupies Buchanan county jail during funeral services.
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August Hammelman
Paul Smith
Kremer
Ogden Pace
Rodney Pace
St. John’s Catholic Church
W. T. Donohue
Thyrza
Thomsen Breaks Down On Stand In Manslaughter Trial
Elkader attorney Thomas Thomsen, on trial for manslaughter in the Jimmie Jacobson case, broke down on the witness stand forcing a ten minute recess. He testified he fired twice upward then lowered aim after an object struck his arm. testimony supported by Pearl Hudgins and Mrs. George Beate. fair grounds duties cited. Judge Goheen presiding with County Attorney A. H. Borman aided by Senator M. X. Geske.
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Elkader
Thomas Thomsen
Jimmie Jacobson
Thomsen
The
Fair Association
Pearl Hudgins
Fairground Police
George Beate
Jacobson
Vincent Boland
Boland
Helen Bauer
Fair Board
T. H. Goheen
Calmar
M. X. Geske
McGregor
A. H. Borman
Farmers Form Tax Recovery Group In Iowa
Des Moines AP Fifty Iowa farmers organize the Farm ers Processing Tax Recovery association to seek return of the processing tax to farmers. They will pursue action possibly up to the U.S. Supreme Court, with D W Van Vleet of Greenfield Jr. elected president.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Farmers Processing Tax Recovery Association
AAA
A. J. Johnson
Moorhead
Iowa Farmers Union
Elmer A. Benson
United States
Minnesota
Department of Agriculture
Triple A
United States Supreme Court
D. W. van Vleet
Greenfield, Jr
Cedar Rapids Gazette public service statement
The Cedar Rapids Gazette presents its active alert coverage for its large Eastern Iowa readership. It emphasizes broad news coverage fairness and service to the public while upholding American ideals and government principles.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
the Gazette
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Germany ready to defend rights warns Hitler in Rhine speech
Adolf Hitler told cheering crowds in the reoccupied Rhine land that Germany will resist any force denying its vital rights. He offered a peace proposal once and warned it would not be repeated if rejected, framing Germany as a great power pursuing equal rights while denouncing war and the Locarno and Versailles treaties.
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Karlsruhe
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Rhineland
Derfuehrer
Hitler
Robert Wagner
Baden
Thither
France
Saurday
Russia
Britain
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Ethiopia
Doings of Congress by the Associated Press Friday
Senate in recess as finance studies liquor tax and agriculture probes cotton trade methods. House considers 50000 to fund Townsend pension inquiry and boosts Commodity Credit Corp stock, with judiciary on chain store rules and tax proposal studies. Holt arraigns Hopkins. Ritter impeachment set for April 6. Appropriations panel approves 600 million army bill and House passes 23 million for legislative branch. Interstate Commerce probes rural electrification hearings.
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Finance
Agriculture
HOUSE
Townsend Old Age Pension Investigation Committee
Commodity Credit Corporation
Judiciary
Ways and Means
Holt
W. Va
Harry Hopkins
Halsted L. Ritter
Florida
Appropriations Committee
Legislative Branch
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Pleads Guilty To Murder Of Woman Gets Life Sentence
Jerome Von Brau Selz pleaded guilty to the murder of Ada French Rice, 58, in Redwood City. He received immediate life imprisonment after waiving a preliminary hearing and being brought before Superior Judge Aylett Cotton.
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Redwood City
Alif
Jerome von Brau Selz
Ada French Rice
Selz
Aylett Cotton
Federal Tax Office Opens For Last Filing Rush
The United States collector of internal revenue, located on the second floor of the federal building, will stay open until 8 o'clock tonight for filing assistance. Deputies will assist on Saturday from 8 30 a.m. to 5 p.m. including noon. On Monday the office opens 8 30 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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United States Collector of Internal Revenue
Federal Building
Collector of Internal Revenue
Walker High Edges Tiffin 28 26 In Sectional Quarterfinals
Walker HighSchool won 28 to 26 over Tiffin in the McKinley gymnasium to advance to the Class B sectional semifinals. They will face the Toddville Alburnett winner in the next round.
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Walker High School
McKinley Gymnasium
Tiffin
Walker
Deadlock at London Parley Over Sanctions On Germany
France and Britain clash over punitive steps against Germany as Soviet Russia backs France in pressing for strong league action. Litvinoff renews promise of support for penalties while Britain fears war risk. Rome-Berlin tensions rise as Locarno talks stagnate and Mussolini faces possible sanctions changes.
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Germany
Britain
League Council
Versailles
United Press
France
Litvinoff
Maxim Litvinoff
Pierre-Etienne Flandin
Council
Russia
Rhineland
League
Nicholas Titulescu
Neville Chamberlain
Locarno
Labor Party
Laborite Daily Herald
Hitler
Berlin
Europe
Italy
Belgium
Driver killed at Fulton grade crossing
Alex Brightman aged 75 died when his car was struck by a Milwaukee train at a Fulton Illinois railroad crossing. Witnesses report warning signals were operating but Brightman did not heed them. He and his wife recently celebrated their golden wedding anniversary.
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Fulton, Ill
Alex Brightman
Brightman
Miss Eleanor Hale Weds Raymond Mizaur in Metho dist Parsonage
Miss Eleanor Hale daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hale of Baldwin married Raymond Mizaur son of Mr and Mrs Edd Mizaur in the Meth odist church parsonage Saturday forenoon Rev E J Campbell officiated Attendants were Mr and Mrs Lumir Vacek The couple will reside in Olin
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Oxford Junction
Eleanor Hale
William Hale
Baldwin
Raymond Mizaur
Edd Mizaur
E. J. Campbell
Lumir Vacek
Olin
Teacher Too Heavy Refused New York Teaching License
Miss Rose Freistater a 26 year old school teacher was denied a permanent teaching license in New York after weighing 182 pounds at five foot two inches. The board set a six month goal to drop 30 pounds but she lost only 20 and sought an extension, which was refused.
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Albany
LLP
Rose Freistater
New York
Board of Education
Miss Freistater
Board of Examiners
City Schools Department
Margaret Sullavan Divorce Revealed
El Paso report says actress Margaret Sullavan obtained a Juarez divorce from director William Wyler. Through attorney Moises Garza Ramos the action was announced on a Thursday night stating incompatibility as the grounds.
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EL Paso
Tex
Margaret Sullavan
Juarez
William Wyler
Moises Garza Ramos
Delegates Named for Democrat County Convention at Waukon
Postville selects delegates Hattie Weihe William J Klingbeil Arthur J Palas Frank D Rounds Rudolph Huebner Melinda Casten Mrs Warren Harrington Otto Beucher John A Schroeder H H Douglass and alternates W H Burling Mrs Mabel Meyer Clay Meier Peter Meland Gustav Dietsch Felicia Dresser Elmer Sander David E Henry Albert Zieman Mrs Frank Samek for the Saturday convention at Waukon.
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Postville
Waukon
Hattie Weihe
William J. Klingbeil
Arthur J. Palas
Frank D. Rounds
Rudolph Huebner
Melinda Casten
Warren Harrington
Otto Beucher
John A. Schroeder
H. H. Douglass
W. H. Burling
Mabel Meyer
Clay Meier
Peter Meland
Gustav Dietsch
Felicia Dresser
Elmer Sander
David E. Henry
Albert Zieman
Frank Samek
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Young Pace
William Pace
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Dr. Doherty
Star Jewelry Co
Second Street
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Associated Press
Federal Income Tax Office
London
Little Entente
Roumania
Czechoslovakia
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Turkey
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Duce
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Sterling Brand
Hoat Lass
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