Not Present Talks Provoked Jersey City Rally Clash
In Jersey City massed crowds gathered in Journal Square to protest a city ban on unpermitted public speaking. ILD head Vito Marcantonio said Representatives O Connell and Bernard would not attend after advising them to stay away. The rally drew 65 000 people with minor scuffles and an assault report, while O Connell prepared to press Roosevelt to remove Mayor Hague from the Democratic Central Committee.
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Jersey City
N. J
Vito Marcantonio
International Labor Defense
Jerry J. O'Connell
Mont
John T. Bernard
Ima
Journal Square
Marcantonio
New York
ILD
Jerry J. O’connell
Washington
Roosevelt
Frank Hague
Democratic Central Committee
Frank) Hague
O’connell
Bernard
Hugh Kelly
A. Harry Moore
State League of War Veterans
Veterans
Jerry O’connell
Hague
Col. Kelly
Hudson River
Hail Sparks Shower Across Cedar Rapids Night
A heavy shower with hail fell in and near Cedar Rapids around 11 30 p m Saturday after a cloudy evening. Daytime temperatures stayed low with a 52 degree noon high and a 46 to 47 degree evening low as night fell.
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Cedar Rapids
Mercury
Jugger Sweep Found Safe After Storm Search
The Jugger Sweep with five men aboard disappeared in a Friday night storm off Galveston. Coast guardsmen located the vessel Saturday and all crew members were reported safe on board.
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Galveston
Tex
INS
Coast
Aldous Huxley Portrait Turns To Spiritual Turmoil
An interview portrays Aldous Huxley as tall and thin with long legs and Byronic looks, but softly spoken and troubled. He shifts from Rebel to Buddhist mystic, driven by world woes toward nonattachment and inner flame, rejecting communism and fascism as remedies.
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Aldous Huxley
Huxley
Fresh Tension Rises Between Japs and Russians
The eleventh month of the Far Eastern war saw renewed Soviet Japanese friction as Japanese forces were harried by Chinese guerrillas. Tokyo reports the discovery of a Soviet officer’s body at Yuwangshan, hinting Soviet officers aiding Chinese troops in south Shantung.
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Japan
Tokio
Manchukuo
China
Shangifat
Yuwangshan
Shantung
Moscow Reels at Russian Incursions Amid Sino-Japanese Fronts
Moscow reports a vigorous protest over alleged Russian incursions along the Siberian Manchukuoan frontier. Chinese sources claim Chiang Kai-shek’s forces moved 30 miles on the Shantung front to bend Japanese right flank along the Peiping-Hankow line. Japanese dispatches say a southern drive toward Haichow advances and piers and warehouses along Lunghai rail line are being blown up as Haichow may be abandoned. Fawning on Haichow route cited as imminent capture by Japan.
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Moscow
Manchukuan
Chiang Kai-shek
Shantung
Peiping-Hankow
Haichow
Seaboard
China
Lunghai
Fawning
Senator Clark seeks repeal of Missouri crop law
Senator Clark of Missouri said he would push to repeal the new crop control law unless the Agriculture Department corrects administrative practices in Missouri.
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Washington
Clark
Department of Agriculture
Missouri
Arms Embargo Recalled As Failed Policy Comment
The piece argues the arms embargo was a flawed amendment, likening it to a gigolo that looked good but did not work. The author suggests embracing gorilla resistance with witnesses, notes smuggling cannot be stopped, and parodies short lived policies from the Prohibition era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Bugs
HEAER
Plane plunges into lake kills two Seattle women
In Seattle, a seaplane piloted by Bradford Washburn Jr. crashed into Lake Union killing Mrs Ome Daiber and Miss Dorothy Mathews. Passengers James Borrows and Washburn escaped as the craft sank. Washburn, visiting en route to Alaska, had aims to climb 13250 foot Mount St Agnes.
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Seattle
Bradford Washburn, Jr
Harvard
Lake Union
Washburn
Ome Daiber
Dorothy Mathews
James Borrows
Borrows
Valdez
Alaska
Democracies Thrive Beside Juggernaut Groups in View
Sir Samuel Hoare told a Rotary International conference that democracies can flourish alongside powerful totalitarian machines if they face facts. He urged against anti-Semitism by dictatorial regimes and pressed for good companionship among nations as the basis of British foreign policy.
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Blackpool
England
Samuel Hoare
Rotary International Club
Italy
Warrant Issued for Archduke Otto’s Brother Felix Mapsburg
Vienna reports police issued a warrant for Archduke Otto von Mapsburg’s younger brother Felix for fleeing Hungary on March 1 with government silver dinner set cutlery and tablecloths. Otto already faced treason charges.
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Vienna
Archduke Otto von Mapsburg
Felix
Hungary
Otto
Roosevelt Ship Alters Course In Mercy Role
The cruiser Philadelphia carrying President Roosevelt diverted to aid an injured sailor aboard the Norwegian steamer Marathon in the South Atlantic. Surgeon Commander Oscar Davis went to the Marathon by whaleboat as the ship altered course, with the President and party watching from the bow. No delay to Sunday arrival was reported.
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Charleston
8. C
Philadelphia
President Roosevelt
South Atlantic
Navy Yard
Montreal
New Orleans
Fanning
Oscar. Davis
Arkansas Girl, 3, Is Kidnap Victim
Sheriff reports 3 year old Frances Conley was abducted from her Hardy Arkansas home before noon Saturday by a man who overpowered the mother and fled in a Chevrolet sedan with Texas plates. He dragged the child to the car after entering the house. The parents are divorced. threats by the father were noted.
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Hardy, Ark
Sheriff's Office
Frances Conley
Texas
Newhall Man Held On Drunk Driving Charge Hit Bus
Eddie Matson, 44, of Newhall, was arrested at 12 10 am Sunday by police for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after his car struck the side of an Interstate Transit Lines bus. The bus was taking the University of Iowa baseball team back to Iowa City. The crash occurred at Second avenue and Second street SW. Harold B. Workman, 1612 C avenue NE, owned the bus.
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Cedar Rapids
Eddie Matson
Newhall
Interstate Transit Lines
Second Avenue
Second Street
Harold B. Workman
C Avenue
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Matson
Hitler renounces claims in Tyrol at Mussolini banquet
Adolf Hitler renounced all claims to protection of Germans in the Italian Tyrol in exchange for Italian concessions, signaling a new strength in the Rome Berlin axis. He set Germany's frontier at the Brenner pass and hinted at a possible bloc with 120 million people. Mussolini praised Italy's military display as talks continued on the axis partnership.
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Rome
Adolf Hitler
Tyrol
Europe
Benito Mussolini
Mussolini
Italy
Germany
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Rebel gang leader Issa Battat killed near Hebron
Issa Battat, leader of the Holy Land rebel gang, was killed Saturday in a clash between his followers and British police near Hebron. He was a longtime figure in the insurgent movement and his death marks a major setback for rebel forces in the region.
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Holy Land
Jerusalem
Issa Battat
Hebron
Camp Good Health Fund Opens With $106 Donation
The Cedar Rapids Gazette starts its annual Camp Good Health Fund with a $100 donation plus $6 from Mary Kutchera in memory of her mother. The fund supports Camp Good Health for 115 needy children aged 6 to 12, requiring about $5 per week per child for three weeks, with donations directed to The Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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Camp Good Healtit
Cedar Rapids
Gazette
Mary Kutchera
Mother
Cedar Rapids News
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Camp Good Health
the Gazette
Public Health Nursing Association
Camp Good Health Fund
Iowa
The
Claim 45 Slain In Plot Against Stalin
London dispatch reports that 45 people were executed on May 3 in a plot against Stalin. The Sunday Express cites a wireless Soviet radio, said to roam in a van, evading the secret police.
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Stalin
London
Russia
Will O
Radio Today
Sunday Express
Express
Requests Probe of Propaganda Drives
A House probe of organized propaganda movements aimed at influencing members of Congress on legislation was proposed by Rep. Dies of Texas. The resolution seeks a sweeping congressional investigation into party or group efforts to sway lawmakers through propaganda strategies.
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Washington
INS
Congress
House
Rep. Dies
Texas
Notorious Adventuress Helps Crack Ten Year Murder Mystery
Genevieve Paddleford once known as queen of crooks played a key role in solving the Bassett murder and other crimes. She drew out confessions from Mary Eleanor Smith and Decastro Earl Mayer, leading to renewed searches and a prison confession that connected murders in Montana and Idaho. The tale traces Mayer and his mother from 1928 Seattle arrests to their eventual unraveling.
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Olympia
Wash
Ins
Europe
America
Northwest
Decastro Earl Mayer
James Eugene Wassett
Annapolis
International News Service
Genevieve Paddleford
Crooks
Paddleford
Washington
Walla Walla
Seattle
Paddlefard
Mary Eleanor Smith
Mayer
John Fawcett
Smith
Bassett
Joseph McCauley
Warden McCauley
Montana
Idaho
Snowy, icy conditions hit western Iowa Saturday night
A thin white snow cover spread across northwestern and western Iowa with sleet and rain elsewhere. Snow totals reached about three inches near Denison while temperatures hovered near freezing in Spirit Lake Sioux City Storm Lake and Council Bluffs as forecasts warned of freezing temps overnight.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Mercury
Spirit Lake
Cherokee
Storm Lake
Denison
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Weather Bureau
Lowe
Crash injures Brickells near West Liberty
Mr and Mrs Q O Brickell of Fairbuns Nebraska were critically injured in a head on crash on Highway 6 eight miles east of West Liberty at 620 pm Saturday. Ward James of Durant suffered a deep scalp wound. The Brickells were taken to Mercy hospital in Iowa City.
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Spreoh
Gazette
West Liberty
QO. CL. Brickell
Fairbuns
Neb
Highway No 6
Ward James
Durant
Brickell
James
Cedar River Bridge
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Warren James
Towns City
Drunk Driving Charge After City Street Crash
Raymond Roth 26 of 1315 Sixth Street NW was charged with op toxicated after a collision with a parked George Krebs car at 1509 E Avenue NE. Roth admitted drinking beer and whisky and lacked a valid license after the Saturday crash.
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Cedar Rapids
Raymond Roth
Sixth Street
E Avenue NE
George Krebs
Krebs
Roth
Iowa
Guard Thinks Self Ganged Slain by Cops in Atlanta
In Atlanta a 42 year old night watchman Charles Knight died after a gun battle with more than twenty police. Knight, wounded, said he believed bandits attacked the building and fired on Detective Roth. Detective Denny was among officers responding to a break in. Mayor Hartsfield accompanied police.
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Atlanta
UINS
Charles Knight
Knight
Roth
Denny
Bieglar
William Hartsfield
Million Dollar Parcel Found In Pocket By Seattle Man
John F Dore Jr. allegedly carried one million dollars in pocket cash for three days after receiving a federal check for 1 241 961 dollars. The check was a grant for Seattle Skagit power project.
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Seattle
Wash
INS
John F Dore
Dore
John Dore
John, Jr
Skagit
Gustave Alesch Injured in Snow Crash Near Remsen
AP reports Representative Gustave Alesch of Marcus Ja sustained a broken nose and head injuries in a snowstorm car crash near Remsen Ja on Saturday night. He was treated at a local hospital for shock and was not believed to be in serious danger. Other family members had minor injuries.
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LE. Mars
Gustave Alesch
Marcus
Remsen
Rubinoff In Serious Danger After Apendectomy
Violinist Dave Rubinoff was reported in serious danger at Battle Creek sanatorium after an emergency appendectomy when the appendix burst during surgery.
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Battle Creek, Mich
Ins
Dave Rubinoff
Battle Creek Sanatorium
Weekly Forecast for Chicago and Midwest Valleys
The weekly outlook covers the upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys with cool weather at the start of the week followed by rising temperatures. Precipitation chances are not indicated in the readable text.
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Chicago
Mississippi
Missouri
Parents weigh operation to save Helaine Colan’s life and sight
Chicago report on 5 week old Helaine Colan's glioma prompts a conference of Dr and Mrs Herman Colan with relatives. Helen Keller and international appeals influence the choice toward possible x ray treatment at Mercy Hospital Institute for Radiation Therapy, with rabbi Abramowits to be consulted. Doctors say delay worsens outcomes as surgery or radiation may save the child’s health and one eye.
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Chicago
INS
Helaine Colan
Helen Keller
Herman Colin
Moris Hershman
A&e Abramowits
Miss Keller
Colan
New York
Helaine
New Hope
Mercy Hospital Institute For Radiation Therapy
Cassius C Rogers
Garfield Park Hospital
Electric shock ends life after six hour battle
In Fort Worth Texas J R Bills a 37 year old electric company lineman was fatally shocked by 1200 volts Saturday. Doctors fought for six hours to revive him but the spark of life faded each time and medical science finally surrendered.
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Fort Worth
Tex
INS
J. R. Bills
America's Mothers Are Honored Today
The nation pauses for Mother's Day with flowers, candy, telegrams, songs and sermons as clergymen mark the occasion. More than 1,000 singers in cities prepare to sing greetings from sons and daughters unable to be home, while singing telegrams spread the message.
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Mothers of America
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