Poland Gains Prestige In Europe By Marshal Pilsudski
London dispatch notes Marshal Pilsudski and Colonel Beck skillfully maneuvering to elevate Poland’s status with France and Barthou. Events detail non aggression pacts with Russia and Germany, the Four Power pact fallout, and Polish fortification while Barthou’s Warsaw visit signals Poland as an equal power and wary balance in European diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Europe
Marshal Pilsudski
France
London
Joseph Beck
Louis Barthou
Louis
Germany
England
Italy
Kattowice
Gdynia
Pilsudski
League of Nations
Russia
Upper Silesia
Danzig
Hitler
Barthou
Warsaw
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Roumania
Teschen
Silesia
Czech Silesia
Prague
Edward Benes
Barthon
Benes
Une Tang
Pates
Pata Go
LWT
Central
M. Barthou
M. Benes
Johnny Miler Stops Saxon In Third Round
Des Moines bout ends with Johnny Miler defeating John Saxon in the third round of a scheduled ten round heavyweight contest. Miler floored Saxon once in the first and again in the third for a decisive victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Miler
Saxon
Des Moines
Alba Ta
Cmender
Tite
John Saxon
Crevelare O
Pere Friday Nicht Miller
Wrta Ek
Knarkee
Ohio Battler
Olit
Earlville Juniors Beat Manchester in 15-5 Game
Special to The Gazette Earlville defeats Manchester 15 to 5 on Earlville diamond Monday evening. The Earlville Juniors also beat Manchester Juniors 5 to 2. imperfect patrol text about bread temperature is unrelated.
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Earlville
Manchester
Fear
Ir Leegion
Manchester Legion
Marion residents honor Memorial Day with services and events
Marion marks Memorial Day with a city park service led by Dr H N Strader and Rev John M Waiters. Musicians, choirs, and a firing squad observed a moment of silence and wreaths were laid on the Soldier's monument. A procession included the Marion school band and veterans groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B B Hickenlooper
Cedar Rapids
H N Strader
John M Waiters
Paul Popejoy
O. I Muller
Marion
Robert Mitchell
Fundamentals of the Golf Swing by Chester Horton Teachings
An instructional note on how swing mechanics rely on the club head and wrists, advising golfers to let the swing flow and resist extra pressure. Chester Horton and Brent ittie contribute an illustrated booklet for permanent reference on golf fundamentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Horton
Brent
Local Club Officers and Weekend Notices
First vice president Charles West and other officers listed in a Marion area club. Auction sale of household furnishings Saturday afternoon at 1825 Eighth Avenue. Memorial day visits referenced and family reunions planned near Marion. Various residents travel between Marion, Monticello, Allerton, and Evanston. social plans and weekend visits noted.
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Eighth Avenue
Five Hundred Athletes Compete At Fort Madison Relays
Five hundred athletes from fifty-seven schools across four states gathered for the fifth annual Fort Madison Memorial Day Relays. University of Iowa stars joined exhibition events with Mark Panthor and a noted 480 yard high hurdle shuttle relay team aiming for a world record. State champions from Malinois Missouri South Dakota and Iowa raced, including Floyd De Heer of Oskaloosa with titles in shot put and discus.
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Fort Madison
Girl Struck by Car Injures 15 Year Old Names Noted
Eleanor Brantner 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Brantner 515 First Ave W, suffered facial cuts and bruises when struck by an automobile as she ran across an alley behind her home at 10 am Wednesday. Driver E A Beardsley 1304 A Ave NE stopped. girl treated at home by a physician who gave several stitches. Beardsley reported the accident to police.
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Eleanor Brantner
Russell Brantner
First Avenue
E. A. Beardsley
A Avenue NE
Beardsley
Youth Upholds Old Man's Game Highlights Young Golf Prodigies
A 15-year-old caddie Joe Lynch won a state caddie tournament with 150 over 36 holes at Albemarle near Boston. Twelve-year-old Sonny Fraser shot Seaview in 75. Fifteen-year-old Walter Swope carded 36 for nine holes at Pinehurst. 11-year-old Mildred Hacks drove 200 yards thrice her weight. Bobby Clark, 11, made a hole in one in Watertown. The item notes youths excel in golf against adult labels.
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al. Demaree
Wolf
Joe Lynch
Albemarle
Boston
Sonny Fraser
Seaview
Walter Swope
Pinehurst
Mildred Hacks
Bobby Clark
Watertown
Conn
New York Yankees
New York
Massachusetts
John Marcum
Athletics
Phil Pace
Johnny Frederick
Dodgers
Twins
Community Players elect new president at picnic meeting
Lael Abbott was chosen president of the Community Players after a board meeting and picnic at the Herbert Stamats farm. Arthur Poe steps down. Frances Prescott remains vice president and Hazel Brown secretary. Jane Riley treasurer. John Carey to chair the playhouse committee. Stamats to chair the director committee.
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Lael Abbott
Community Players
Board of Directors
Herbert Stamats
Arthur Poe
Frances Prescott
Hazel Brown
Jane Riley
John Carey
Playhouse
Abbott
Henry S Ely to Speak at High Twelve Club Meeting
Henry S Ely will give a crayon talk at the High Twelve club meeting Friday at Hotel Roosevelt. If you lose anything over the holiday place a Lost and Found ad in The Gazette. Dial 2-1121 Ad-taker. An accident report notes B O Hasek escaped without injury after a bicycle collision with an auto driven by Claudine Thomas at Sixth Street and Seventh Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Ely
High Twelve Club
Hotel Roosevelt
the Gazette
B. O Hasek
Fourth Street
Sixth Street
Seventh Avenue
Claudine Thomas
Cottage Grove Avenue
Thieves Break Into Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Railway Sheds
Cedar Rapids and Iowa City railway watchman William Hemer told police thieves broke into railway sheds over the weekend and stole ten flashlight batteries three pairs of pliers five dry cell batteries a battery tester and a voltmeter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hemer
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Taylor
Death notices state funeral services for Mrs Mary Taylor will be held at her home on 1231 Fifth Street SE at 8 30 am Thursday and at 9 at St Wen Ceslaus church conducted by Rev Father August Vojacek. Burial follows in St Johns cemetery.
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Mary Taylor
Fifth Street
St. Wenceslaus Church
Father August Vojacek
St. John's Cemetery
Funeral for David S. Woodford Set Thursday
The funeral will be from the Rohn chapel Thursday at 10 am with the Rev E J Wykle officiating. Burial follows in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David S. Woodford
Rohn
E. J. Wykle
Linwood Cemetery
Burial Set in Palo Cemetery for A. Quass
Quass burial will be in Palo Cemetery. Services held in Turner chapel Thursday at 2 p.m. Rev. I. E. Baumgartner will preside.
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Mary A. Quass
Turner Chapel
I. E. Baumgartner
Palo Cemetery
Birth Announcement for Dale LeVerne Nye
Born to Mr and Mrs Vern Nye of 1339 Third Street NW a son named Dale LeVerne on Monday. The mother and child are at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs T J Miller of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Hanson
Chicago
Marion
George Oakley
Ninth Street
Vern Nye
Third Street NW
Dale LeVerne
Cartier Celebration Planned by Province of Quebec
The Province of Quebec plans a July celebration for Jacques Cartier’s 400th anniversary of discovering Canada. Events will span Quebec with a pageant of Cartier’s landing near Gaspe Harbor and may include a member of the British royal family as a guest.
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Province of Quebec
Montreal
Jacques Cartier
Canada
Quebec
British Empire
United States
France
Gaspe Harbor
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Francis I
Cartier
Frances
Dwarfs of Hungary Form National Union to Hold Congress
Dwarfs rally under a racial purity creed and invite dwarfs worldwide to a congress likely in Budapest next year. The movement seeks endogamy with normal-sized people and lower fares and smaller houses for tiny folk. Its leader is described as 30 inches tall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwarfs
Hungary
Budapest
Hitler
Defense Corps Plan Aimed at Guard Duties in Britain
The Royal Defense Corps would guard key points in Great Britain during war, per a British War Office announcement. It calls for former service soldiers and Territorial Army veterans aged 45 to 60, excluding reservists, to enroll.
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Defense Corps
Royal Defense Corps
Great Britain
British War Office
Territorial Army
Chicago Kidnap Suspect Held On French Coast
State's Attorney Thomas J. Courtney said French authorities hold three men at Cape Gris Nez after a Chicago gambler James Hackett gang kidnapping case. Eddie Dorow and aliases Drew Wagner were suspected. authorities sought photos and fingerprints to confirm identity. Two gang members, Frank Souder and Gail Swelley, received life terms. Julius Jones awaits sentence after pleading guilty.
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Chicago
Thomas J. Courtney
Cape Gris Nez
Eddie Dorow
James Hackett
Blue Island
Frank Souder
St. Charles
Gail Swelley
Peoria
Julius
Babe) Jones
East St. Louis
France
Drew
Wagner
Hackett
Cornell Letters Awarded In Three Branches At Cornell College
Special to The Gazette Mount Vernon I status announces spring athletic awards at Cornell College. Varsity letters went to basketball track wrestling and intramural supervision with numerals for basketball wrestling track and tennis. Recipients include Charles Berve Rochelle Eldon Coffman Gale Henke Harold Still Underwood John Winnie Tom Ray Ray Bunch Gordon Ellison Dale Hill Lawrence Hunter Yanus Johnson Laurel Morford DeLoss Osburn Tom Shaffer Wesley West and others.
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Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Richard Barker
Charles Berve
Rochelle
Eldon Coffman
Harlan Current
Gale Henke
Cedar Rapids
Harold Still Newton
Benton Underwood
Albion
John Winnie
Clear Lake
Charles Zoda
Geneva
Tom Ray
Oclwein
Ray Bunch
Oregon
Gordon Ellison
Dale Hill
Clarion
Lawrence Hunter
Yanus Johnson
Osace Laurel Morford
DeLoss Osburn
Perry
Tom Shaffer
Elgin
Wesley West
Kenneth Xkiefer
Pocahontas
Tudor Price
Lime Sprines
Harold Still
Newton
Fred Shadle
Chicago
Hugo Birkhahn
Rock Island
William Cook
Waterloo
Robert Cline
Blairstown
Fancher Donly
River Forest
Alan Green
Marshall Town
Ronald Mac
Ill
Frank Novak
Rockford
Ralph Rhode
Oak Park
Richard Rhode
Til
Rodman Thacher
Minneapolis
William Schroeder
Preston Lyle Vernon
Central City
Alvin Wheeler
Ralph Kunz
Clinton
Richard Currie
Mason City
LaVon Kremer
West Chicago
Everett Laughlin
Freeport
Dan Shea
Ottumwa Ward Miller
Vernon. Scott
Muscatine
Dale Sieben
Genrsee
Alden Young
Maynard
Iowa Rain Record To Date This Year
Precipitation during twenty four hours ending at 7 a.m. is .01 inch. This month to date totals 1.01 inches, with normal 4.00 inches and a deficiency of 2.99 inches. From Jan. 1 to date 4.45 inches, vs normal 10.70 inches, a deficiency of 6.25 inches. Figures supplied by the U. S. Weather Bureau in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
U. S. Weather Bureau
Des Moines
First 1894 Paris Rouen car race attracts 102 entrants
In the epoch event the 1894 Paris to Rouen race drew 102 automobiles attempting to meet a 7 percent speed threshold for entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rouen
France
Lack of Defense Destroying China Shows Dismemberment Risk
Washington report cites China as example of how weak national defense invites foreign encroachment. Britain, France, Japan, Russia, and others have carved spheres of influence since 1842, with Hongkong, Indo China, Korea, Formosa, and Outer Mongolia among gains as China remains disunited and unprotected. The Foreign Policy Association warns dismemberment trends are rising.
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Washington
INS
China
Empire
East
American Foreign Policy Association
Japan
Confucius
Great Britain
Russia
France
Britain
Hongkong
Indo-China
Burma
Sikkim
Tibet
Korea
Formosa
The
Pescadores
Manchuria
Jehol
Outer Mongolia
Foreign Policy Association
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Milton Bronner
NEA
Penitent
Marion News
Barbara Clark
Ruth Engstrom
Paul E Popejoy
Rebekah Lodge
Earl Holsinger
Fred Holsinger
Charles Granger
Ella Harding
Mary Howell
Jennie Rearick
John Rohrer
Monticello
Irene Carpenter
Vinton
C C Carpenter
Frank W Lindahl
Coggon
Herman Coon
Oxford Junction
St. Luke’s Hospital
L. C Coon
Cary Club
H. W. Erwin
Phoebe
Alice Cary
Albert Bragg
Dick Diederich
Kenneth Gibson
Bill Gibson
Lee Koppenhayer
Indianapolis
Rudy Foile
Marshalltown
Jim Foile
Baker
Ed Scott
Mrs
W. W. Vaughn
Lester Peck
Mary Smith
Anamosa
Dick Brown
Barbara
Corning
Alvy Berber
Jerome Dochterman
J B Howell
Missouri
Rena Rice
Nettie Northrop
Earl Northrop
Fred Skedin
Davenport
Sara Nott
J R. Treichier
Helen Crane
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
G. Rowley
Jordan’s Grove Church
Edna Roberts
Christian Church
Albert Roser
Yocom Chapel
John M Walters
Methodist Church
Oak Shade
Pauline Nase
Eleventh Street
Claire Mershon
Lloyd Peterson
Ralph
William Kirkpatrick
Marengo
Kirkpatrick
Dorothy
Hazel Hutton
Center Point
P F Schultz
Kathleen Newman
John Schultz
Storm Lake
Jean
Lions
Lions Club
New
Hailwood Astrowows
Hugh Gordon
Chester Horton Goli
Copsrisht
Charles West
J. L. Papes
F W. Lindahl
E. J Miller
Charles T. Rowe
H. O Young
Merle Knight
Mrs. Knight
Clark
Robert Martin
Sam Fulkerson
Kansas City
Allerton
Mrs. Fulkerson
Pulkerson
Ray Dougherty
Wednesday
Evanston
Dougherty
Marie Muirhead
Hallwood Cafe
W. H. Laxson
Lorraine
Billy
Ontario
Ore
Fred Lutz
Karl Kendall
Ethryn and
Elinor
Ed Sigfred
This City
Isla McSperrin
Marian Dwelle
Arline Dwelle
Elna Erickson
Coe College
Maquoketa
Paul Fiedler
Helene
Robert
Dubuque
Cuba City
C. Q Miller
Ft. Madison
Que Lynch
Capa
David Woodford
Quass
Cornell
Constance Bennett
Peter
Elmirador Gardens
Palm Springs
Calif
Iowa
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