Hearings At Sioux City This Week On Graft Probes
Preparations continue for the grand jury graft investigation and the Kuhlmann removal hearing in Sioux City with Monday and Tuesday sessions set Special Prosecutors Goltz and Naglestad may split duties with the grand jury and court work. Outside judge W S Cooper will hear the Kuhlmann action and Des Moines attorney general aide Clair Hamilton may assist. City council also moves to enforce a new beer law cutting licenses and restricting beer rooms while considering a dance hall ordinance.
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Sioux City
Kuhlmann
Charles W. Goltz
Ole T. Naglestad
W.S. Cooper
Winterset
Henry Co
Goltz
Naglestad
Grand Jury
Clair Hamilton
Hamilton
Des Moines
Syereeing
Nazi Musicians Silence One Week Under Noise Drive
Berlin reports that Nazi storm troop musicians will refrain from playing for a week by order of the labor group leading a nationwide noise reduction campaign. Noise supervisors and Strength Through Joy investigations claim 20 to 60 percent of factory workers are hard of hearing.
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Berlin
Maid Rides In Front Divorce Granted in Detroit
Mrs. Flossie D. Neicam obtained a divorce from Lamar Neicam after testifying that her husband made the maid ride in the front seat of the car while she was left in the rear. Judge James E. Chenot granted the decree.
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Detroit
Flossie D. Neicam
Lamar Neicam
James E. Chenot
Golly it’s good to be back in life says reader
A reader recalls two years out of life after layoffs and illness. The writer describes a changed perspective on everyday facts becoming parables and vows to live life with renewed courage and gusto. Copyright 1935 DE Newton.
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Browning
Violent Munich Demonstrations Target Catholic Charity Drive
In Munich on Saturday anti Catholic street protests expanded to attack Jews after nun Sister Katharina Wiedenhoffer was sentenced to five years for currency smuggling. Caritas collectors faced hostility as mobs hurled insults and overturned badges while placards denounced foreign exchange smugglers. The Bavarian interior minister banned further collections to prevent public disorder.
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Munich
Germany
Caritas
Katharina Wiedenhoffer
Caritas Organization
Wiedenhofer
Siamese Twin Chicks Fight And Separate At Canton
In Canton Illinois two Siamese twin chicks separated after a forced battle. The birds, hatched ten days ago and joined at the side and neck, strained for eight days before fighting. One chick split into two, and both now recover and are expected to live.
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Canton, Ill
Ins
Floods and Tornadoes Kill Twelve Across Oklahoma Texas
Severe storms and floods across Oklahoma and Texas cause at least twelve deaths and extensive damage. Eight deaths occurred west of Altus on the Red River forks, with dozens injured and crops and property totaling millions ruined. Towns including Crockett Texas Fort Worth area suffer deaths and destruction as rivers flood and bridges wash out.
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Altus
Okla
Oklahoma
Texas
Great Southwestern
Red River
Here
Weeliie
Crockett
Fort Worth
Hearne
Teague
Hammon
Mangum
Washita
Clinton
Rio Grande Valley
Eagle Pass
Mexican
Quemado
Lake Decatur
Decatur
Cincinnati Auto Strike Ends After UAW Vote
Two thousand two hundred workers at Chevrolet and Fisher body plants in Norwood end a strike following a unanimous UAW Local 42 vote. Picketing ceased and workers accepted the Toledo agreement as a basis for negotiating their own settlement.
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Cincinnati
Chevrolet
Fisher Body
Norwood
United Automobile Workers’ Union
Toledo
State Ready For Trials Of Cooper And Fouling
Des Moines AP says the state will be ready for trial upon the arraignment of Harold M Cooper former chairman of the liquor control commission and E J Fouling democratic state chairman indicted by a Polk county grand jury on campaign and filing charges Cooper was in Sturgis South Dakota while Fouling from New Hampton said the campaign statement was filed properly and donor names include Amos C Pearsall J Edgar Van Liew and another Des Moines man under subpoena by the state central committee now.
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Des Moines
Harold M. Cooper
State Liquor Control Commission
E. J. Fouling
Carl A. Burkman
Polk County
Cooper
Feuling
New’ Hampton
Charles Keeling
Polk ‘County
Marshalltown
Sturgis
S D
New Hampton
Amos C. Pearsall
Pittsburgh- Des Moines Steel Company
Edgar ‘van Liew
Des Moines Steel‘ Company
Ata
Democratie
Atate
Secretary of State
Alburnett Man Killed in Motorcycle Collision
Joseph Wilson, 25, of Spicer Two area two miles north of Alburnett, died instantly in a head on crash with John Heaton's car on Highway 13 near Central City. Heaton reported the motorcycle veered toward his vehicle, causing the fatal impact. Wilson, unmarried, lived with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson. His body was taken to the Wilson home.
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Central City
Joseph Wilson
Alburnett
John Heaton
Third Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Wilson
Heaton
William Wilson
Wilson Ome
Wallace Defends Tariff Policy At Washington and Lee
Secretary Wallace told Washington and Lee students that farmers favor lifting processing taxes if tariffs are removed but will resist if the levies stay. He criticized university teaching on survival of the fittest and laissez faire economics and argued Hamiltonian ideas spurred current forces against farmers. He cited Jefferson as a future ally for farmers.
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Lexington
Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Washington and
Lee
United States
Doremus
America
Bandits Rob Railroad Ticket Office in Minneapolis
Two bandits held up a Great Northern railroad station near noon Saturday, targeting a supervisor and three employees. They escaped with $3,000 in receipts from the ticket office.
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Bandits
Minneapolis
Great Northern Railroad
Great Northern
Kidnap Trio To Be Sentenced May 27
ST PAUL UP John J. Boss McLaughlin James J Wilson and Harold Alderton three of five persons convicted Friday in the Edward G Bremer kidnappings will be sentenced May 27 announced Saturday.
Prize Winning Bird Houses Donated to Camp Good Health
Three prize winning martin houses from the De Molay bird house contest were donated to Camp Good Health. Bob Kolarik led with his 12 room green trimmed green roof house, first prize. Dick Morehouse added a 5 pound 16 room white house, second prize, and Carl McMoran contributed an 8 room gray modern home for third prize. The Gazette urges readers to support the Camp Good Health Fund for physically handicapped children.
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Martin
de Molay
Camp Good Health
Bob Kolarik
Madison Street
Dick Morehouse
Seventh Street
Gray
Carl McMoran
Daniels Street
Public Health Nursing Association
the Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Bonus Bill Split Over Roosevelts Veto and Plan
Supporters of the Patman bonus bill claim enough votes to override President Roosevelt’s veto while administration leaders say they can sustain him in the Senate. Roosevelt himself works on his veto message during a weekend yachting trip and plans to read it at a joint session to kill the bill.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Potomac
House
Patman
Pat McCarran
Nev
Shanvas
Okla
Huey
P. Long
la ‘la
George McGill
Kan Jand
Fright Patman
Tex
Boeseh
Joseph W. Burns
House of Representatives
House Bonus Committee
Harold Knutson
Minn
Knutson
Roosevelt Patman veto fuels campaign finance issue
Senator Thomas of Oklahoma and silver advocate said Roosevelt’s Patman bonus bill veto will shape the next presidential campaign as a monetary issue. The comment frames the veto as a major political lever in the upcoming race.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Thomas
Oklahoma
Senate
Plane Crash Kills Pilots and Family at Flint Airport Dedication
A tri motor plane crashed during the Flint Bishop Airport dedication night, killing pilot Theodore Knowles of Detroit and mother Mary Rushlow and son Conrad Rushlow of Flint. Eight others were hospitalized in serious condition, including family members and local residents.
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Flint
Mich
New Bishop
Theodore Knowles
Detroit
Mary Rushlow
Conrad Rushlow
Clement Rushlow
Polish Ocean Flyer Dies in Dramatic Detroit Air Crash
Stanley Hausner, twice aiming to fly the Atlantic to Poland, dies when his plane the Josef Pilsudski crashes near a Detroit church memorial service for the Polish dictator. He had earlier survived an eight day漂漂 ocean drift after a 1932 voyage and rescue.
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Detroit
Stanley Hausner
Atlantic
Poland
Josef Pilsudski
Hausner
Ders
Floyd -Bennett
Warsaw
England
Bay of Biscay
Spain
Martha
Paul : Knappek
Newark
Tomlinson and Bartels Set Nine New Records in Aerial Flight
D W Tomlinson and Joseph Bartels piloted a Douglas monoplane at Floyd Bennett Field to set nine new American and international marks, plus three world records, during a 1000 kilometer New York–Washington–Norfolk triangle flight. The duo completed two laps in six hours thirty four minutes, averaging 190.906 mph, and achieved strong speeds across individual legs.
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New
York
D. W. Tomlinson
Joseph Bartels
TWA
Floyd Bennett ‘Airport
Brooklyn
New York-Washington-Norfolk
Tomlinson
Bartels
ThursaYe
Pilsudski Buried In Sacred Shrine
Marshal Josef Pilsudski was buried in Wawel Castle crypt beside John Sobieski in Krakow. A 1011 gun salute rang out nationwide and a three minute silence marked the burial in a sacred Polish royal tomb.
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Krakow
Poland
Josef Pilsudski
John Sobieski
Austria
Wawel ‘Palace
Largest plane disaster near Moscow kills forty nine
The Maxim Gorki, the world`s largest land plane, crashed after colliding with a smaller escort plane near Moscow. Forty nine people die including eight women and six children, with many bodies scattered near the village of Socol. Pilot Blagin of the smaller plane also dies. Officials blame Blagin for the stunt.
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Moscow
Maxim Gorki
Socol
Blagin
Central
Afrodynamic Institute
Mikhoels
Maxim ‘Gorki
Gorki
Central Airdrome
Russia
sSontemporary
Lane
Maxim Gorky
Weather Outlook for Midwest and Plains May 20 to May 25
Chicago AP reports a period from May 20 to May 25 with unsettled conditions across the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and the central plains. Occasional showers expected with temperatures near normal.
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Chicago
Mississippi
Missouri
Great
Plains
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Nuster
Frday
Newton
South
Beats
Wallace
Alexander Hamilton
Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
Camp Good Health Fund
St. Paul's
Cedar Rapide News
Flint, Mich
Tomlinson, Bartels
Pilsudski
Maxin Gorki
Moscow - Central
M. Juroff
M. Mikheef
Mexim
Gorky
Blaguin
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