Bandit Subdued After Wounding Two in Chicago Tavern
Frank Haines, fugitive from Lima O hospital for the criminally insane, was overpowered by patrons after wounding two men in a West Side tavern. Paul Gagne of Stafford Springs Conn died from a chest wound. George Roach of Chicago was wounded in the neck. Haines had escaped custody and planned further violence before patrons subdued him as officers arrived.
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Chicago
INS
Middle West
Frank Haines
Lima, O
West Side
Haines
Same” Gire
Paul Gagne
Stafford Springs
Conn
George Roach
Motion To Quash Indictment Against W F Main Overruled
Federal Judge James A Allred overruled a motion to quash the indictment charging Willard F Main of Cedar Rapids Iowa and four teen others with conspiracy to use the mails to defraud in the sale of coin operated vending machines. Trial is set for June 5. Indictment returned by a federal grand jury in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston, Tex
James A. Allred
Willard F Main
Cedar Rapids
Main
legal filing details in Robinson Main vending case in Texas
An application to keep exhibits in the Robinson Main case against W F Main, Cedar Rapids, filed by Main, is noted. Judge Ring directed a verdict for Main Jan 25 1938, overruled a motion for new trial June 25 1938. Hearing set for Monday 10 a.m. in Dallas District Court with exhibits custody and witness subpoena issues pending.
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L. A. Robinson
Texas
W. F. Main
Cedar Rapids
District Court
Ed Lundquist
Main
H. C. Ring
Arthur L. Bye
Ring
Houston
Tex
State Supreme Court
High Court
Rye
Rain Ends Cedar Rapids Drought With 2.3 Inches
Cedar Rapids records 2.3 inches of rain in the 24 hour period ending Saturday midmorning. Temperatures peaked at 90 and fell to 66 by dawn. Downpours caused washouts on dirt streets and mud in alleys while telephone crews handled scattered lightning trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
The
Mercury
Telephone Company
Chambers Inskeep Company
Sense in Life A French Story Becomes Prize Tale
Anna and Jani discuss life’s meaning after a Paris prize story, debating whether life has sense. A neighbor Gill bert dies after tooth extraction and car accident, sparking musings on accidents, suffering, and the purifying but painful trials of existence. The dialogue probes gender views, resilience, and the mystery of why bad events happen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Jani
Paris
Gilbert
City County Agree On Ambulance Aid Plan
Cedar Rapids reports city council and Linn County board of supervisors backed a plan to fund ambulance service with up to 3000 dollars annually, shared equally. A fireman board will review year end adequacy and cost balance, and the plan will be offered to the Ambulance Service on June 10. Both bodies agreed the service should not bear all operating costs alone and that city and county share responsibility.
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Cedar Rapids
County Board of Supervisors
Harmony
Linn County
Linn County Medical Society
Board of Supervisors
His Romance Hits Parental Snag
Milwaukee police searched for Richard Schneider four year old son of Mr and Mrs John D Schneider who had been overdue. By 8 p.m. he returned and calmly said he spent the afternoon with his girlfriend and planned to go back after a bite to eat. He was put to bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Richard Schneider
John D. Schneider
Richard
Paderewski Comfortably Resting in New York Hotel
Ignace Jan Paderewski, famous pianist, was reported Saturday to have passed a comfortable night in his hotel suite in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Diving rage claim linked to Squalus tragedy
Portsmouth NSW report details U S Navy salvage plans for the sunken submarine Squalus and list the 26 dead. It notes Washington experts Cmdr A R McCann and Cmdr A J McKee arriving with a plan using flooded hose lines and air to raise the wreck, and mentions a Buffalo letter alleging deep diving races between ships Squalus and Sculpin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Nsw
Washington
Squalus
Atlantic
A R McCann
A J. McKee
Buffalo
N. Y
Dorothy Balcom
Jack J. Rodstrom
Navy clamps secrecy on Squalus sinking inquiry in Portsmouth
Navy officials halted interviews with the 33 Squalus survivors after one day of questioning about the 30 hour underwater rescue. They prohibited further comments and ordered the men to remain in Portsmouth pending a naval board of inquiry into the 26 deaths and the cause of the disaster.
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Portsmouth
N. HH
INS
United States
Navy
America
Naval Board of
Sunday Classified Ads Promote Flowers and Rentals
Sunday is the day to advertise fresh cut flowers plants for sale and to rent vacant apartments rooms or houses. The Gazette Want Ad section classification 34 reaches hundreds planning decoration day purchases. Dial 2-1121 before 8 tonight to place a Sunday ad and save 25 percent per day for three consecutive days.
Quins To Be Five Sunday
Dionne quintuplets in Callander Ontario will turn five this Sunday. Each girl shows a distinct personality with Yvonne the bossiest and Ce cile the most precise. Dr Dafoe notes they now recognize voices and play a big part in a cake cutting party with family guests.
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Callander
Dionne
Yvonne
Teadher
Annette
Emilie
Marie
Cecile
Allan Roy Dafoe
Mama
Papa Dionne
Dafoe
Quins
George
Queen Elizabeth
Toronto
King George Receives Indian Title Sitting Albino
Banff Alberta reports a ceremonial gifting at a Calgary encampment where Chief Sitting Albino of Alberta’s tribes bestowed King George VI with the title Great White Chief Sitting Over All Chiefs of the Tribes. Dignitaries from Blackfeet Stoneys Bloods Sarees and others attended.
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Banff
Alberta
Ins
Albino
Quebec
George VI
King George
George
Calgary
David Crowchild
Jacob
Phillip
Heavy Shield
Cross Child
Little Dog
Bund Chief Freed After Bail Posted
Fritz Kuhn leader of the German American Bund was freed from Tombs prison after associates posted 5000 bail. He faced 12 counts including grand larceny and forgery and pleaded not guilty. Detectives said Kuhn claimed to be a close friend of Adolf Hitler but showed little regard for Goebbels.
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NEW York
Fritz Kuhn
Tombs Prison
Kuhn
Tombs
Gustav Elmer
William Adams
Krumsville
Adolf Hitler
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Hitler
On Wedding Day Awaits Word Of France's Body
Ruth De sautel awaited word on her fiancé Sherman Shirley as the Squalus submarine tragedy near Portsmouth New Hampshire kept 26 dead in limbo. She had planned to marry Saturday while Lloyd B Maness faced mixed fate as best man. She defended Maness saying his action saving others was right.
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Portsmouth
Nhh
Ruth Desautel
Dover
Squalus
Sherman Shirley
Little Rock
Ark
Navy
Lloyd B Mianess
Maness
Shirley
Ruth
Widow With Kiss Of Death Hunger Strike Ends
In Philadelphia a three day hunger strike by Mrs Rose Carina ended after liquid nourishment was given. She was moved from jail to a hospital and fed via hypodermic injections as authorities say she was involved with a ring of mass murderers. Her condition Saturday was reported as very well.
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Philadelphia
Rose Carina
Hoese
Funeral services set for Dr Charles Mayo founder of Mayo Clinic
Private funeral for Dr Charles Mayo 73 co founder and chief of Mayo Clinic will be Monday at 3 45 pm at Mayowood estate near Rochester Minn Public services at 4 30 pm Monday at Calvary Episcopal church in Rochester conducted by Rev Dr Guy C Menefee. He died after a long illness in Chicago while on business. He was stricken Friday and his son Dr Charles W Mayo and three daughters and daughter in law were at his bedside. Doctors failed to save him despite blood transfusion and use of sulphapyridine. Born in 1865 in Rochester he and his father and brother built the famed Mayo Clinic. (Continued on Page 2 Col 4)
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Chicago
Charles Mayo
Mayo Clinic
Mayowood
Mayos
Rochester
Minn
Calvary Episcopal Church
Guy C Menefee
Charles W Mayo
Edith Rankin
Lexington
Louise Trenholm
Esther Hartzell
Detroit
Joseph Mayo
Mayo Laboratories
Mayo
Charles Horace Mayo
Charley
Camp Good Health Opens For Disabled Children This Summer
Craftsmen donate labor to paint cabins and the hospital at Camp Good Health in Cedar Rapids. The summer health center serves physically handicapped children from low income homes, supported by the Camp Good Health Fund via The Gazette. Donations cover food, medicines, and camp expenses, with carpenters and Elmer Ahlgren among recent helpers.
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Painters Union
Little Hospital
Public Health Nursing Association
Cedar Rapids
Union
Elmer Ahlgren
Mr. Ahlgren
Camp Good Health Fund
The
Gazette
Towa
Gazette Business
Camp Good Health
New Rochelle Hospital Airlift Aids Wilms Tumor Child
Tow headed seven year old Joan Menzel flew from South Dakota to New Rochelle New York seeking life saving therapy for Wilms tumor. Beulah Menzel her mother and the child crossed via Minneapolis Chicago and Newark aided by A N Spanel the “fairy godfather” who financed the trip. Doctors plan daily deep therapy with results expected in ten days to two weeks and compare hopes to the Holt case once treated here.
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New Rochelle
Joan Menzel
Beulah Menzel
A N Spanel
New York
Dover
New Rochelle Hospital
Spanel
Neray Department
Harry Holt
Gr 2
Monongahela
Young
Shoneke
Effret
Quits in protest at trust inquiry delay
Joseph Kelly a securities and exchange commission expert resigned in protest over the indefinite postponement of hearings by the National Monopoly Committee on Investment Banking. He had been hired last March at 6500 a year to handle the investment banking phase of the idle dollars inquiry and said his assignment is complete given the postponement. The hearings were called off after subpoenas were sent to investment bankers to ignore. Chairman Joseph C O Mahoney said the delay stemmed from the committee being overloaded with work and unable to fit the phase into its agenda at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Lp
Joseph Kelly
Securities and Exchange Commission
National Monopoly Committee On Investment Banking
Kelly
Wall Street
Washington
Commission
Shelly
Joseph C O'Mahoney
Wyo
Monopoly
Explosion Injures Woman Canning Asparagus
Mrs. Annie Minck, 48, of 823 Third Avenue SW, suffered severe facial and upper body burns and possible eye injury when a jar of asparagus exploded at 5 p.m. Friday. She received treatment at St. Luke's Hospital where her condition was listed as fairly good.
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Cedar Rounds
Annie Mincck
Third Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
Morgenthau says New Deal tax revisions eyed by Congress
Secretary Morgenthau told the House Ways and Means Committee that the administration backs tax revision to stimulate business. He proposed trimming high personal surtaxes if exemptions for government securities are ended, and listed irritant taxes to repeal or modify while noting the revenue base must be preserved. He stressed a balanced budget and suggested gradual changes with further study, outlining three tax groups for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington
Tacile
Congress
House
Secretary of
Treasury
Henrys Morgenthau, Jr
Roosevelt
Morgenthaus
Morgenthau
Ways and Means Committee
Treadway
Massachusetts
Market Knits Through Slow Recession Hopes
Arthur Bugs Back notes that Wall Street's old drivers have slowed. The market shows cautious gains with small, steady advances as investors await a clearer trend. If momentum strengthens, hopes rise that the recession could ease.
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Ohio
W.F. Main
Newton
Paderewski
Rodstrom
Redskins
France
Rochester Clinic
Chicago Hospital
di Mayso
Marion King
Eeges
Eae
Ernest B. Cameron
Seers
Henry Morgenthau
Girs
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AIN
Arthur
Bugs
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