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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1936

Page

3

French Extend Line of Fortifications

The piece describes new extensions to the Maginot line from Velosnes toward Montmedy and Laferte, forming a strong fist to thwart any flanking attack. Engineers expect completion within a year, with deeper subterranean forts near Verdun influencing the design and defense strategy along the Belgian border.

Loraine Cutrey Longwy Longuyon Velosnes Montmedy Laferte Maginot Line Belgium Verdun France Fort Douaumont Fort Vaux Douaumont

Extremists seize property of President Zamora

In Madrid on Monday Spanish extremists seized extensive properties owned by President Niceto Alcala Zamora. An aunt of the president was attacked but saved from serious injury by police. The seizure followed a call from leftist leaders to halt demonstrations.

Madrid Niceto Alcala Zamora

Okla Republicans Decide Instruct Landon Delegates

Oklahoma City GOP delegates at the state convention choose six at large delegates to back Governor Alf Landon for the presidential nomination. State chairman Charles C. Hawk said the convention will instruct for Landon, ensuring twelve of Oklahoma's twenty one delegates. Six district delegates were instructed, six more were chosen after electors endorsed Landon, three remained uninstructed.

Oklahoma City INS Oklahoma Alf M. Landon Kansas Charles C. Hawk Landon Kansan Gov. Landon

Debates on Stockyards Act and House Private Bills

Senate debates changes in the stockyards act as the lobby committee hears Robert E. Smith of the National Conference of Investors. Banking committee studies housing legislation. Finance committee examines liquor tax proposals. House considers private bills while appropriations and Ways and Means pursue state and tax matters. Special committee begins Townsend old age pension inquiry.

THE Associated Press Senate Robert E. Smith National Conference of Investors Banking Finance Committee HOUSE Appropriations Department State, Justice, Labor, Commerce Ways and Means Townsend

Admiral Beatty Buried at St Pauls Cathedral

London AP report says Earl Beatty once first sea lord and World War I hero died last Wednesday and was laid to rest Monday at St Pauls Cathedral beside other famed British figures.

London Earl Beatty The Admiralty St. Paul’s Cathedral

Editor Accused of Private Prosecution Ties

Claims detail alleged graft probe actions by Marshall and Havner including paying witnesses and directing grand jury activity. Arguments describe Bert Bollinger’s appearance, hotel costs, and promised pay to prosecutors, painting the editor as a de facto prosecutor in Sioux City.

Marshall Havner Grand Jury Maley Salinger Bert Bollinger Fort Madison Penitentiary Sioux City

Federal Tax Office Open Until 9 Tonight

Offices of the United States collector of internal revenue on the second floor of the federal building will remain open tonight until nine to help taxpayers file income tax reports. Returns filed today avoid delinquency and penalties.

United States Collector of Internal Revenue Federal Building

Roosevelt Among Last To File Their Income Tax Returns

President Roosevelt filed his 1935 income tax return in the last hour rush on Monday. He prepared the form himself during a luncheon hour, earning a $75,000 salary and paying the tax like other government officials.

Roosevelt Washington

WPA Strikers Move Into Governor’s Office at Madison

Wisconsin WPA strikers occupying the capitol assembly chamber moved into Gov. Philip La Follette’s office. Five of 125 camped workers posted outside the inner door while demanding higher pay from $48 monthly and the discharge of strike-breakers.

Madison Wis WPA Wisconsin Capitol Assembly Philip F. la Follette la Follette Washington Lyle Olson Ragged “Army Marble Capitol Olson

Man With Stitched Heart May Recover

Francis co Parra a 55 year old Mexican laborer received emergency heart surgery after a knife wound from a beer parlor brawl. Dr A E Saversen, night surgeon at the police hospital, stitched the heart as he lay dying. doctors say he has a fighting chance to recover.

Los Angeles Francisco Parra A. E. Saversen Para

Iowa in Brief Reports From Manchester Calmar Oxford and Wilton

Funeral services were held for Mrs Leverett S Stone 78 longtime Delaware county resident. She was born Leah Ann Gleed in England and lived in Delhi before marrying Stone. Survivors include a Delhi stepdaughter and several cousins. Local meetings in Lowden and Calmar covered church and community planning. In Oxford funeral services were held for Mrs Walter Immel Velva Edwards. Wilton Junction lists two city election tickets with multiple candidates.

Manchester Leverett S. Stone Delaware County J. Frank Moore Delhi Cemetery Leah Ann Gleed Samuel and Ann Gleed Des England Cleveland William Lewis Delhi Paula Schmidt You Walther League Lillian Wiebel Edwin Wenndt Hugo Licht Paula Licht Lillian Rixe Alma Pruess Calmar Chris Farnes Ridgeway John Farnes Decorah Mabel Clara Clarence John Adolph Rockford, Ill Carl Omaha Oxford Walter Immel Methodist Church Giles Wilson Velva Edwards A. H. Edwards Near West Liberty Williamsburg Immel Here Hazel Marie Nelle Scott Oakland Calif Nella Larimer West Liberty Alvin Erwin Edwards Harold Delo Edwards Wilton Junction Citizens E. H. Einfeldt A. J. Wacker J. J. Hoskins A. B. Darting M. J. McDermott Earl Baldridge Earl Atkinson Harold Grunder Independent Herbert Wacker John F. Maurer H. F. Schnack E. C. Whitmer W. B. Claussen T. A. Hill

Miss Goddard and Chaplin to wed in Singapore

The Malaya Tribune reports Charlie Chaplin will marry Paulette Goddard on their arrival in Singapore next Wednesday. A special license is expected to be issued for the ceremony.

Singapore Charlie Chaplin Paulette Goddard Malaya Tribune

Crazed Farmer Kills Aunt and Himself in Illinois

Laurence Dvorak, 40, killed his 74 year old aunt Anna Feeney with a hatchet in Joliet after attacking his mother Julia H. Dvorak who survived by feigning death. He then killed himself following a fear of losing his two acre truck farm near Lockport, Illinois.

Joliet Ill Laurence Dvorak Anna Feeney Julia H. Dvorak Dvorak Chicago Lockport

Borah and Knox To Speak In Illinois Primary Race

Illinois voters set to witness test of strength as Sen. William E. Borah and Col. Frank Knox begin rival six city and six day tours. Knox launches a six city downstate tour this Wednesday while Borah invades the state Saturday with a later March finish in Fairfield, the birthplace of Borah.

Chicago William E. Borah Frank Knox Col Knox Illinois Borah Fairfield, Ill Idaho

Doomed Prisoner Dies After Guillotine Threat

Michel Rosa an Italian condemned for killing two men committed suicide in Dijon prison Monday by leaping from a balcony after knocking down a guard. He was chained and unable to flee as he fell to his death in the prison yard.

Dijon France Michel Rosa

Nations Agree On German Equality Pact Rules

The council states Germany and France must jointly accept any Hague court ruling. If the court finds a pact with the Franco Soviet alliance conflicts with Locarno, Germany must evacuate the Rhineland. if it finds no conflict, France may modify the pact accordingly.

Germany France Rhineland

Germany’s Rhine crisis reply misinterpreted by Allies

London reports a mistranslation of Germany’s reply to join the league council discussion on the Rhineland crisis. Berlin says the word alsbald meant in due course, not immediately, while France and Britain weigh acceptance of Hitler’s terms and discuss next steps under Locarno.

London Germany League Council Rhineland Britain League Fuehrer Adolf Hitler France Hitler Alsbald Locarno Great Britain Belgium Italy Pierre-Etienne Flandin Paris

Insane Lawyer Kills Two in Court Then Takes Own Life

In Nykoping Sweden a disbarred lawyer named Willen opened fire in a courtroom killing the prosecutor and a witness, then shot himself after using two revolvers and a third to end his own life. The incident occurred Monday in the courtroom.

Nykoping Sweden Willen

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