Pecora Reports Near Billion Net in 6 Years
Senate committee hears that New York stock exchange member firms earned about 833 million in net profits over six years as commissions totaled 1.502 billion. Data show peak profits in 1929 and a drop during 1930 31, with partial recovery by 1933.
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Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Senate
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Stock Market Committee
New.York Exchange
D. Ou
neNeaak A Gs Es Karnage
Exchange
Pecora
New York
Stacks
Love Shapes Life Through Heart and Faith
A reflective piece argues that inner love, not mere thought, forms character and happiness. It cites Spinoza on affections and Eliot on transforming ideas through love, urging enduring, real things to guide a life. Only a pure heart reveals true God and lasting joy.
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George Eliot
Spinoza
House Approves Tax Bill Changes
In Washington the House passed the conference recommended income tax tightening bill by 81 to 62. The vote followed acceptance of all compromises with the Senate. a tally on the additional 10 percent tax proposed for individuals was pending with rejection anticipated.
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Washington
House
Senate
Conference Committee
Dentists Discuss Socialized Dentistry at Iowa Meeting
The Iowa State Dental Society opens its seventy second annual session in Cedar Rapids with emphasis on protecting professional standing amid possible federal relief and socialized dentistry. Dr John J Booth and Dr Lon W Morrey urge policy submission and a permanent committee to study proposed fee schedules and relief plans.
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Cedar Rapids
Dental Economics
Iowa State Dental Society
Memorial Building
John J Booth
Marion
Lon W Morrey
Chicago
Bureau of Public Relations
American Dental Society
Booth
Morrey
Town State Dental Society
Memorial Auditorium
Woodrow Wilson Junior High School
Henrietta Franks
R. C Wiilett
Peoria
Til
Booth and Morrey
Iowa State University Ends Year With Excess Revenue
Des Moines AP report states the University of Iowa finished the fiscal year ending June 30 1933 with a net excess of 122065 48 after total expenditures of 3383593 62. Hospital net gain 76362 82, endowment fell, and 16 856 patients were treated at an average 74 14 per patient.
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DES Moines
State University of Iowa
W D_ Worden
University Hospital
Worden
Tien
Joan
Three Ohio Felons Evade Posse After Gunfire Exchange
Cornred near Conesville in the swamp bottom lands, three escaped Ohio penitentiary inmates Arthur H. Koontz Martin Schmidt and Rufus Deeds eluded a searching posse after exchanged shots Tuesday. They had escaped the penitentiary Sunday afternoon.
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Coshocton
INS
Conesville
Here
Ohio Penitentiary
Arthur H. Koontz
Martin Schmidt
Rufus Deeds
State Penitentiary
Cedar Rapids Auto Toll For 1934 Accidents and Injuries
muddled OCR text mentions Cedar Rapids car tolls for 1934 and references accidents injuries and deaths though details are unclear.
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Cedar Rapids
Japan Resents U S Opposition To Asia Policy
Tokyo reports show nationalist groups decrying American interference in the Orient as U S opposition to a Japanese Monroe doctrine is studied. Police guard the U S embassy while leaders pledge restraint. In Washington, officials say Hull’s statement defines U S treaty rights in China and a joint standard for all powers.
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United States
Reinanzaka
Foreign Office
Metropolitan Police
Black Dragons
Purple Cloud Society
Japan
Washington
Cordell Hull
China
Koki Hirota
Nippon
Hirota
Eiji Amau
Asia
State Department
Supreme Court Signals New Stance on Utility Rates
The U S Supreme Court tossed out Illinois Bell’s decade long suit for higher rates and ordered 18 million dollars returned to Chicago telephone users. Chief Justice Hughes instructed dissolution of the injunction against state rate reductions and framed utility decisions around whether profits under the rates are reasonable.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Illinois Bell Telephone Company
Chicago
Charles Evans Hughes
Dillinger Henchman Carroll Linked to Council Bluffs Past
Police cite a Justice Department bulletin tying Tommy Carroll to Council Bluffs as a former resident. He was sentenced in 1922 to five years at Anamosa reformatory for auto theft and served thirteen months. Earlier he worked as a cab driver and hotel clerk in the area.
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Council Bluffs, Ia
Department of Justice
Tommy Carroll
John Dillinger
Council Bluffs
Anamosa Reformatory
Von Starhemberg Named Austrian Vice-Chancellor
Prince Ernst von Starhemberg, head of Austria's fascist faction, was appointed vice-chancellor by President Wilhelm Miklas. He succeeds Emil Fey, who becomes minister of public security the same day.
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Vienna
Ernst von Starhemberg
Wilhelm Miklas
von Starhemberg
Emil Fey
May Day Clashes and Large Rallies Reported in Havana and New York
In Havana bullets from rooftops struck a 10,000 strong communist march, killing one and wounding ten, including civilians and security personnel. In New York City large May Day rallies drew up to 100,000 communists in Union Square and 60,000 socialists at Madison Square, with police cordons preventing clashes and tear gas not yet employed.
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Havana
New York
Betwen
Union Square
Communist Party
Madison Square
Socialist Party
Paris May Day Unrest Rages Across French Cities
On May Day crowds in Paris, St Denis and Lille clash with police. In St Denis thousands threaten the cathedral area, guarded by rifle-armed forces. In Paris, 15 000 communists face police after a lengthy demonstration, with ten injured. Lille reports serious rioting and over ninety injured in clashes between socialists and communists.
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Paris
Aires
St. Denis
Cathedral of
France
Lille
Ins
Tucson ransom due for kidnapped heiress June Robles
The Robles family plans to pay 15000 in ransom for six year old June Robles, reportedly held near Tucson or nearby, with payment to occur in Mexico near Santa Ana Sonora. Bernabe Robles, grandfather and contact, seeks definite proof and asks for his daughter's dress piece and answers to four questions before release.
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Tucson
Ariz
June Robles
June
Mexico
Santa Ana
Sonora
Bernabe Robles
Robles
Nogales
Methodists move to retire Bishop Cannon at conference
Jackson Miss UP reliable authority says episcopacy committee voted 43 to maybe to retire Bishop James Cannon. Reported that the plan will reach the general quadrennial conference with expected opposition from Cannon who denies physical disability or moral charges. A law change push seeks retirement for inefficiency or unacceptability. Cannon arrived late after acquittal in Washington on conspiracy charges tied to 1928 anti-Smith activities.
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Jackson, Miss
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
James Cannon
Bishop Cannon
Cannon
Nin
Washington
Test Tube Babies Born in Chicago Under Doctor Lespinasse
Dr Victor D. Lespinasse announced the birth of synthetic babies in Chicago. He said sixty women able to bear children have benefited, with some cases using ecogenic male parents when husbands cannot provide paternity.
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Chicago
Victor D. Lespinasse
Lespinasse
Chester Conklin to Wed Miss Margherita Rouse
Hollywood film comedian Chester Conklin and invalid concert violinist Miss Margherita Rouse announced plans to marry in a church on Saturday. Rouse, who has been in a wheelchair for 23 years, will wear a bridal veil. Friends call their love story one of devotion and idyll.
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Hollywood
INS
Chester Conklin
Margherita Rouse
Miss Rouse
United States
Schumann-Heink
Chicago
Last Greeley Civil War Veteran Dies
Charles Carroll 91 Greeley's last Civil War veteran died after a week's illness following a stroke. Survived by four surviving veterans in Delaware County, he enlisted in the Fourteenth Wisconsin and served west of the Mississippi. He moved to Greeley, married Mary Gilmore in 1861. she died in 1919. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm at the Christian church, Rev Paul Pease officiating. burial in Manchester.
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Charles Carroll
Delaware County
John Richards
Edgewood
Edward Dillon
Edmund Hooker
Thomas Sedgwick
Manchester Carroll
Lafayette County
Wisconsin
Fourteenth
Wisconsin Infantry
Gen A . Smith
Mary Gilmore
The
Christian Church
Paul Pease
Manchester
Tuesday's Major League Results in the National League
Box score style listing shows Chicago, Brooklyn, New York, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Boston, Cleveland, St. Louis, Detroit, and Washington outcomes with runs and pitching lines from United Press reports. Key pitchers include Root, Tinning, Nelson, Hartnett, and others across nine NL games.
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United Press
National League
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Root
Tinning
Nelson and Hartnett
Birkofer
Grace
House Rejects 10 Percent Tax Increase Proposal
The House voted down a ten percent extra income tax proposal as part of a $417 million revenue bill. The conference report passed 253 to 106, while the tax addition failed 283 to 77 amid bipartisan opposition and defections from several Democrats and Republican conferees.
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White House
Senate
O'Malley
Wis
Truax
Ohio
Representatives Treadway
Massachusetts
Bacharach
New Jersey
House Representatives
Bennett's Wife Sues for Separation in Abuse Case
Angela Raisch Bennett files suit against actor Richard Bennett for separate maintenance. She alleges repeated beatings, threats with a pistol, and a nail file stabbing in an Oklahoma hotel. She seeks restraining order on community property over 75,000 and monthly living, legal, and court costs.
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Los Angeles
Angela Raisch Bennett
Richard Bennett
Bennett
Constance
Joan
Barbara Bennett
Oklahoma
Carpenters Go On Strike Over Pay And Hours
Two thousand carpenters mostly on government projects walked out seeking higher hourly wages from one to a higher rate and a shorter work day. The Labor Department conciliation bureau launched immediate mediation efforts to resolve the dispute.
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Washington
Conciliation Bureau
Department of Labor
Drought grips Midwestern farms as relief hopes dwindle
Dry winds scorch upper Mississippi Valley and surrounding states. Creeks run dry, dust storms devastate crops, and farmers await rain while officials rush to tap lakes and combat hog cholera amid record drought conditions.
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Chicago
Upper
Mississippi
Iowa
United States Weather Bureau
Creston
Nebraska
Dakotas
Minnesota
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Towa
Trovatten
Weather Bureau
Infected Jaw Confines Senator Murphy to Bed
Special to We Go Washington reports Senator Murphy remains confined in his Washington apartment with an infected jaw after three teeth were pulled last week. Doctors expect a ten day to two week recovery before he can return to the Senate.
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Washngton
D. C
Murphy
Senate
Man Arrested For Drink‑Driven Bridge Attempt
Clarence McCormick, 29, of News hall, was arrested at 12:50 a.m. Tuesday by police for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after attempting to cross the river at First Street SE near the Fourth Avenue Interurban bridge. A streetcar motorman nearby called police.
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Clarence McCormick
Newshall
McCormick
First Street
Fourth Avenue Interurban
Berry Leads in South Dakota Democratic Primary
In Sioux Falls, Gov Tom Berry leads Lieutenant Governor H A Ustrud by more than three to one for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Berry has 1 725 votes to 516. In the Republican contest, D K Loucks of Watertown leads with 1 583 votes while Allen has 387 Alseth 199 and Kaas 161.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Tom Berry
Jed
H. A. Ustrud
Berry
Ustrud
D. K. Loucks
Watertown
Loucks
Allen
Alseth
Kaas
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