C. C. Julian Buried in Pauper's Coffin
C C Julian promoter dies in Shanghai after a meteoric career ends by his own action on March 25. He lies in a beggars coffin at Shanghai's foreign cemetery with only Miss Leonora Levy as mourner, as funds ran out and the body was placed in a pine box after two luxury coffins were prepared for shipment to America.
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Shanghai
C. Julian
Foreign
Leonora Levy
Julian
America
Winnipeg
Tugwell Calls for Consumer Aid and Price Stability
The speech urges reducing excess competition and duplicative selling costs to benefit consumers and producers. It warns against inflated price spreads by distributors and advocates harnessing crop control to align production with demand and expand consumer purchasing power.
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National Recovery Administration
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Revised Air Mail Bill Sent By House To Conference
Washington The McKellar Black air mail bill revised by the House to remove protections for firms with cancelled contracts was sent to conference with the Senate on Friday The measure passed the House amid charges that Postmaster General Farley will seek to restore private air mail and bars 90 day terms The bill would set one year contracts at a base rate not over 35 cents per air pane and limits on current contractor procedures remain under review.
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Washington
INS
Senate
House
Farley
Court of Claims
Woman credits Vegetable Compound for easy second birth
Mrs F P Severance of 29 Highland 4e Derry says after her first baby she felt nervous but the Vegetable Compound helped. For her second child she took the medicine regularly and had a smooth pregnancy and hospital stay and feels fine now.
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Marie Lubeck
Boston Road
Bronx
New York
F. P. Severance
Highland
Derry
New Aristocracy Based on Achievement Emerges in Soviet Union
Moscow correspondent reports a new elite in the Soviet Union called noble people of our country awarded for merit over birth or wealth. Engineers and miners like Nikita State and Tommke gain status, get preferred housing and auto access, and participate in a formal exchange of ideas with leaders like Kalinin and Gorky, illustrating merit rewards and state honors.
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Josephe Ravid
Moscow
Soviet Union
Worlds
First Socialist Republic
Nikita
Russa
Michael Kalinin
Maxim Gorky
Russia
Europe
England
Japan
France
Italy
Central Executive Committee
Violence erupts at Nazi era church protest in Berlin
Police dispersed a meeting of opposition pastors in Wannsee as they denounced Nazi control of Protestant churches. Speakers accused Nazi bishops of violating the first commandment by displaying Hitler’s picture, while others called Reich bishop Mueller’s decrees illegal.
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Berlin
Germany
Free Evangelical Synod
Kurmark
Brandenburg
Luther
Wannsee
Jacobi
Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial
Adolf Hitler
Emergency League
Hitler
Supreme Court
Flor
Reichsbishop
Ludwig Mueller
Dr Mueller
Pope
Count Arnim
Nazi
Reich
Britain Deports Trebitsch Lincoln Adventurer
Trebitsch Lincoln, a global traveler once styled as a religious leader, was deported from Britain to Canada aboard the liner Duchess of York. He arrived with a group of Chinese monks and nuns who claimed intent to convert Britons to Buddhism.
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Liverpool
England
Tpenatins
Trebitsch
Lincoln International
Canada
Fredary
Duchess of York
Chao
Farh Lincan
Dill Threatens Law Against Telephone Installation Fees
Senator Dill of Washington urged federal action to ban home installation charges by telephone companies. He sponsored a resolution accusing the fees of being excessive and unjustified, tied to high rate bases used by various telephone firms.
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Dill
Washington Tins
Senator Dill T
Wash
Friday Dill
American Telephone and Telegraph
Cuba Adopts New Divorce Law For Quick Residency Based Marriages
In Havana the new divorce act takes effect allowing foreigners to obtain divorces after thirty days of legal residence. Mutual petitions require forty days while unilateral cases take about four months, per Secretary of the Presidency Santoventa.
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Havana
Tap
Cuba
Santoventa
Dust Clouds Darken Plains Then Drift Eastward
Western dust storms harm livestock and irritate eyes in the drought areas as hospitals report increased foreign matter removal cases. Weather officials predict light rain in the Dakotas, Nebraska, Kansas, and surrounding states, with prospects for grain states as drought relief. In Winnipeg drought and grasshopper threats jeopardize the 1934 Canadian wheat crop, needing rains across Manitoba Alberta and Saskatchewan.
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New York
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
Weather Bureau
Dakotas
Winnipeg
Man
Prairie
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Earthquake Shakes Nebraska Towns Near ORD and Horace
A slight quake roused residents of ORD and Horace, Nebraska, and surrounding areas fifteen miles from early Friday, with many mistaking it for a distant explosion. No damage was reported.
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Ord, Neb
Ins
Middlewest
Horace
Morning radio schedule collage with NBC CBS WABC mentions
A dense radio program log lists NBC WEAF WOC and CBS WABC WMT slots from morning through evening. It names performers, orchestras, and venues like Frege Von organist, Hamilton college choir, and Meredith Willson, alongside various stations such as WJZ WENR KYW and WMAQ.
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Skin
Saten
Hapmana
NBC
WEAF
WJZ
CBS
WIZ
WTMJ
Genla_ Fonarova
Wenr Woolers Orch
WARC
WMT
Anne Tate
WABC
Stern Orch
Wihaq
Knight
Ann Leaf
Wwoc
The
SACO
Enain Chapin Muste
Warsaw
Oheteries
London
SBC
Frank Black
Hamilton College Choir
Aera
Pimbio Preakness
W-feenamies
Preakness
van Steeden
al Vearce
Mertay Downes
Artoin Vineriva
Ces Wart
Wear O
Cerman
Nat Weta
Tands Arrow
Shilkret
Arch Vinesh Gibbons
Donald Nevis Sac
Chi Intercollegiate Orch
WIP
Chad
Erete Stueckgold
Orch
WRRM
WCCO
AMON
Duchin Orch
WMAQ
Ord
WREVE
WMP
KMON
Saran Sisters
Havton Arch
WLS
Nall
Wi Tider
Michauy
Ales Gen Cummings
John
WEAP
Van—Sima
Trans Crs
WRAY
Weca
Madrmeguera Oorch
Hellmass
Arch Crs
One Man’s Family
Rite Arch
WJ7
Dickerson
WRAM
WMT Russo Arch Nbc
Arch
WJZ Chain
Meredith Willson
Arch Carte Quartet
WHRM
Susan
Dr Cadman
Southernaires
Lauren
Bowes
Prince
D.U
Snbc
Chicago
WFAF
Oberammerrau
Church of the Alr
Stamm
Mars Small
Wirses Orch
WBBM
Janne Meredith
Carson Robison
James Roosevelt
Dion Kennedy
Chain Mothers
Sahen
Trial By Jury
Harry E
Walter Winehell
WLW
WFNR
Waring
Hundesen
WIZ Wenr
Mme
Schumann Lelnk
Koil Wren Victor Young
WLIW
Wasne King
WBAM
Wcccn
Dav Vrostam
NBC Wiz
Jo— Fascha
WOC
WSM
Hollywood
KMOX
HIW
Stone Crch
NBC Wiz Chain
Wac
Jack Little
Panis Bolignini
WIZ Chain
Johnny Johnson
Wweco
Russo
Red Nichols
Honor Your Mother With Gift To Camp Good Health
Mother's Day appeals for gifts to Camp Good Health managed by The Cedar Rapids Gazette. Three lists of undernourished children guided by Public Health Nursing office await funds to provide immediate camp care. About eighty children on the emergency list need nourishment, air, rest, and supervision to regain health.
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Public Health Nursing Association
Camp Good Health
Camp Good Health Fund
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Roscoe Turner Sets New Flying Record
Colonel Roscoe Turner, speed flyer, established a new Detroit to New York flight record. He flew from Detroit to Floyd Bennett Field in 1 hour 47 minutes 21 seconds, beating the previous 3 hours 26 minutes from Detroit to Newark. He departed Detroit at 11:39 am EDT and arrived at 1:13 pm EDT.
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New York
INS
Roscoe Turner
Speed Flyer
Detroit
Floyd Bennett Reid
Newark
Turner
Floyd Bennett Field
Milroy Neptash Transfer Of Hulls Addition Lots
Milroy E. Neptash and wife convey to Bohm Says and Loan Association a parcel described as lot 11 in block 21 Hulls resurvey blocks 15 and 16 in L. S. May's addition subject to unpaid taxes. The deed is for $1 and valuable consideration.
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Milroy E. Neptash
Bohm. Says. & Loan Assn
L. S. May's
W. GC. R
Argentina rejects wheat price pact at world conference
At a world wheat conference in London the Argentine delegation led by Dr A Fernando Beyro refused to sign a proposed minimum export price agreement. Most nations accepted it only if unanimous consent was achieved, a condition Argentina did not meet. Meanwhile in Ne whall Miss Ethel Chambers was showered with gifts ahead of her June wedding to Leonard Mullins as she prepares to leave Newhall school after four years of teaching.
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London
Argentina
A. Fernando Beyro
Beyro
Agnes Boddicker
Henrietta Jakso
Cleo Horsfal
Leota Jones
Catherine Greiser
Reva McNabb
Elizabeth Lynott
Ethel Chambers
F. A Maeder
Miss Chambers
Newhall School
Leonard Mullins
Corwith
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