Wall Street Pipeline Said To Be Plugged
Washington authorities reduced leaks of treasury policy that fed market operations. Secret Service actions target insiders and external legal links while Morgenthau tightens controls. newspapers’ advance info is not a concern to the treasury.
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Wall Streets
Secret Service
Washington News
Washington
Wall Street
United States Secret Service
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Morgenthau
Treasury Department
Local Cedar Rapids Woman Reports Health Gain From Gly-Cas
Mrs. M. A. Cheney of 323 Third Avenue SW Cedar Rapids says after years of illness including high blood pressure and two strokes she regained normal health in weeks on Gly-Cas. She credits improved digestion sleep and kidney function and urges others with similar suffering to try the remedy sold at Thrifty Drug Store corner First Street and Third Avenue SE.
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M. A. Cheney
Third Avenue SW
Cedar Rapids
First Street
Third Avenue SE
Thrifty Drug Store
Third Avenue
Godfrey Novak
Novak Heating Company
Novak
Quaker Furnace Co
Chicago
Holland Furnace Co
Labor Disputes Ended Strikers Return To Work
The Associated Press reports four major battles ending with more than 10,000 workers returning to posts. Strikes included auto plants in St. Louis and Leeds Missouri Kansas City area, a Massachusetts leather workers’ dispute, and a Vandergrift Pennsylvania coal miners’ walkout. Byrd arranged settlements prompting mass returns.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Kansas City
Peabody
Mass
Vandergrift
Chevrolet
Fisher Body
Leeds
Richard K. Byrd
National Automobile Board
Byrd
Hicks Coal Company
Victor‘ious
Massachusetts
Cleveland
Democrats Look To Axe Three Republican Senators
Democratic strategists say at least three Republican senators may be toppled this year in Ohio Missouri and West Virginia where Simeon D Fess Roscoe C Patterson and Henry D Hatfield are the likely nominees Patterson has not opposed New Deal policies Hatfield and Fess have attacked the administration Fess pushed the air mail issue on the senate floor Primary elections for all three are in August Also Indiana New Jersey and Pennsylvania hold primaries with Kean Reed and Pinchot in the headlines for renomination and possible November clashes The fight in Pennsylvania centers on Mellon ally Reed against Pinchot as a New Deal question looms
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Washington
Ohio
Missouri
West Virginia
Simeon D. Fess
Roscoe C. Patterson
Henry D. Hatfield
Patterson
Hatfield
Fess
Air Mail
Senate
House
Indiana
Arthur R. Robinson
New Way to Hold Loose Teeth with PASTEETH
An advertisement offers PASTEETH as a tasteless powder to secure loose false teeth without gummy taste. It claims firm, comfortable fit and pleasant breath, urging readers to buy FASTEETH at May Drug Co or other drug stores.
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May Drug Co
Symphony in Last Concert of Season at Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra gave a well received season finale at the Memorial building on Sunday. The program included Massent Phedre Overture, Dvorak Largo from the New World, Slavonic Dances, Rimsky Korsakov Scheherazade selections, and Bizet L Arlesienne Suite No 2 with solos by Flora Hromatko Taylor Ed Hazleton F McClelland and De Edward H Files.
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Cedar Rapids
Dvorak
Young Prince
The Roosevelt New Deal and the fate of capitalism
D. S. Newcomer of Vinton Iowa argues in blunt terms that the Roosevelt New Deal is ineffectual and misdirected. He claims social unrest and profiteering threaten prosperity, condemns both major parties for keeping the public mentally enslaved, and asserts socialism could paradoxically advance private property. He warns capitalism is self-destructing but suggests public aid and reform may yet save it.
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the Gazette
Wall Street
America
Federal
P.W.A
D. S. Newcomer
Vinton, Iowa
Laguna Beach Heroine Rescues Drowning Woman At Sea
Mary Belle Sheridan, 19, of Laguna Beach, rescued a distressed woman from heavy surf after two men failed. Using a Red Cross buoy, she navigated currents and cross currents to bring the woman to shore. The report also notes the Mount of the Holy Cross in Colorado as a famed, hard to reach phenomenon.
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Laguna Beach
Calif
INS
Mary Belle Sheridan
Miss Sheridan
Red Cross
Harlow splits from third husband Hal Rosson
Hollywood star Jean Harlow announces separation from Hal Rosson with plans for divorce. She explains incompatibility, says they will not reconcile, notes Rosson is a fine man, and recalls their whirlwind Yuma elopement and past marriages to Charles F. McGrew II and Paul Bern.
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Hollywood
INS
Jean Harlow
Hal Rosson
Miss Harlow
Rosson
Hollywood Athletic Club
Carmelita Geraghty
Carey Wilson
Hal
Hai
Yuma
Ariz
Charles F. McGrew
Chicago
Illinois
Paul Bern
Harlow
Sam Insull issues fighting statement on landing
Princeton Junction New Jersey AP Samuel Insull returns to America to fight for freedom and vindication. He explains leaving the country amid reorganizations of companies he helped build and defends his actions as honest errors amid the financial panic. He notes charges followed his three month absence and says the full story will emerge in court.
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Princeton Junction
N. J
Samuel Insull
America
American Securities
France Poised for Fourth War Debt Default to U S
Paris officials privately warned the fourth default on France's World War I debt to the United States seems likely. No negotiations have been underway, and clarity from President Roosevelt is needed before any talks. The June installment of 59 million 218 thousand dollars is in question as the overall debt nears 3.96 billion dollars.
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Paris
United States
Edouard Herriot
Roosevelt
France
Bomb Explodes in Armagh City During IRA Memorial Plot
An IRA gun crew detonated a land mine in Armagh aimed at destroying a large war memorial. The blast, a reprisal for Ulster Government refusal to allow a memorial, caused only minor base damage before the attackers fled toward the Irish Free State.
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Armagh
Northern Ireland
INS
Irish Republican Army
Ulster
I. R.A
Garrickmore
Tyrone
Irish Free State
Gold Plated Doorknobs At Fifth Avenue Flats
A twelve story New York apartment building on Fifth Avenue features gold plated doorknobs throughout each unit. In one flat every hinge, door handle, and key is gold, creating an opulent detail in the luxury residence.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
Insull to Fight for Vindication
The state department arranged a highly secret transfer as Samuel Insull Jr. boarded the Coast Guard cutter Hudson off New York. After quar antine, Insull spotted his son being brought from the Exilena and embraced him amid rough seas while photographers pressed for control. He declared the event his own show and mug.
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State Department
Coast Guard
Hudson
Battery
New York City
Samuel Insull, Jr
Insull
Exilena
Flush Poisons From Kidneys And Stop Getting Up Nights
An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem O11 Capsules as a cheap diuretic and stimulant to cleanse kidneys, remove waste and acids, and stop nightly awakenings. It claims the product reduces uric acid and eases ailments like neuritis and rheumatic pains, urging readers to ask their druggist for Gold Medal Haarlem O11 Capsules.
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Drusgeist
Haarlem
Edward Henningsen elected president of Grinnell dormitory
Edward W. Henningsen son of Mr and Mrs W T Henningsen 1108 Eighth street NW was elected president of Langan hall Grinnell where he resides He is a junior and a football team member He also serves as head waiter of the men’s dining hall and was social chairman before becoming president His house president position makes him a member of the council of house presidents the student government body for the men
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Edward W. Henningsen
W. T. Henningsen
Eighth Street
Langan Hall
Grinnell
Henningsen
Gazette
Dustpan pedal locks edges for tight sweep collection
A new long-handled dustpan uses a stepping pedal at the back to press its edges firmly against the floor. This design seals the mouth to receive and hold sweepings efficiently during cleaning.
Campaign In House For Six Hour Day Railroad Bill
Washington dispatch reports a drive in the House for passage of Crosser six hour railroad day bill backed by ninety six members. The bill would require railroads to pay current wages for a six hour day while a commission observes implementation and reports to Congress.opponent voices had not yet testified as the effort races toward adjournment.
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Washington
INS
Rep
Withrow
Wisconsin
House
Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
Crosser
Ohio
Democratic Steering Committee
Railroad Brotherhoods
Stock Exchange
Congress
Eleven Die in Five Plane Crashes Across Week End
United Press reports eleven people killed in five crashes over the weekend. Among the victims were Gladys Wood and Fred Burnett in Houston, Leon Holly Irene Clark and John Parsons near Fulton, Low ell Markwith and George J Kuntz near New Market, Arthur Johnson and Harold Christman in San Francisco Bay incident, W A George at Pocatello, and Clarence Ryder in Buffalo hospital injuries.
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Houston
Tex
Gladys Wood
Fred Burnett
Bob Glyn
Leroy Grandy
Fulton
N. Y
Leon W. Holly
Irene Clark
John Parsons
New Market
N. J
Lowell Markwith
George J. Kuntz
Gene May Johnson
San Francisco Bay
Berkeley Pier
Arthur Johnson
Harold Christman
Mrs. Johnson
Johnson
Christman
W. A. George
Pocatello
Ida
Clarence Ryder
Amherst
Buffalo
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