More Democracy Not Less Says Dr Brauer at Roosevelt Hotel
Dr Max Brauer, former Altona mayor, urged more democracy worldwide in a speech at the Roosevelt Hotel, linking Nazism to totalitarianism and stressing self government as essential to democracy. He traced persecution under Hitler, escape routes to Austria and France, and his later work with the League of Nations on Chinese reconstruction.
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Max Breauer
Altona
Sehlesig-Holstein
Germany
Club
Fritiv
Roosevelt Hotel
Brauer
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Federation of Curses of Christ In America
Otvedgh
Sears
Hitler
Dr. Brauer
Hiller
Sta
Austria
Hus Fanuly
Austin
France
China
League of Nations
Europe
Sh. Brauer
Blames Reds in Ship Explosion
Water spouted to the mast as the blast hit the German ship. A five foot square hole tore in the hull and plates bent inward, officers said. A mystery phone call to the Oakland Tribune claimed the sabotage and warned of a bomb on a German ship.
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C Diederich
Oakland Tribune
Tribune City
San Francisco Bay
Roumanians Demand Czech Territory Amid Axis Moves
Roumanians press for three frontier towns on the River Tisa as Hungarian troops ready to advance into Czech lands ceded by the Rome Berlin axis. The demands were filed by the League for Cultural Union of All Roumanians led by ex-Premier Nicholas Iorga after King Carol II declares a 100 percent totalitarian state aligned with Nazi fascism.
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Bucharest
Czechoslovakia
Roumania
Tisa
Czech
Hungary
League For Cultural Union of All
Roumanians
Nicholas Iorga
Carol II
Danube Basin
Missionary Doctor Edwin McDaniel Dies After Illness
Dr Edwin Bruce McDaniel a Cedar Rapids pioneer and medical missionary to Siam died in a Los Angeles hospital after a seven month illness. Born August 9 1873 in Glidstone Alabama he studied at Coe college and Rush Medical School. He and his wife Ellen Carson built a mission hospital in Siam and later led the Nakon Leper Home serving about 400 lepers. He retired in 1997 and is survived by six grandchildren and several children. His body will be returned to Cedar Rapids for burial on November 11.
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Edwin Bruce McDaniel
J. S McDaniel
Cedar Rapids
Orient
Los Angeles
Porn
Glidstone
McDaniel
Coe College
Rush Medial School
Chicago
Chicamauga
Crystal Falls
Ellen Carson
Petchaburi
Siam
Ito
America
Agnes Barland
Eau Claire
Wis
United States
J. D McDaniel
Edwin B. McDaniel, Jr
Wheaton
W. J. Clark
Watervliet
Carl Kunath
San Angelo
Prajadhipok
Dr. McDaniel
Prince Damrong
Roosevelt Discusses Defense Plan and 1940 Campaign
President Roosevelt outlined defense measures including reopening the New Orleans navy yard and the West Virginia armor plate plant, and urged using government lands and plants to save costs. He warned many races will shape national policy and defended his court fight while backing Democrats in primaries.
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Richard Russell
Dutchess County
Dewey
Manhattan
Roosevelt
Navy Yard
New Orleans
West Virginia
Hoover Named Symbol of Fascist Drive in U.S.
Chicago beamed Earl Browder, perennial communist presidential candidate, described former President Herbert Hoover as "a symbol of a strong fascist movement" and a leader of "forces within this country from which Hitler expects active cooperation."
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Chicago
Earl Browder
Herbert Hoover
Hitler
Revenue Freight Loadings Increase Week End Oct 29
The Association of American Railroads reports revenue freight for the week ended October 29 reached 708 840 cars, up 3 212 from the prior week but 59 184 fewer than the same week in 1937.
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Washington
INL
Association of American Railroads
Hoover Predicts Gains in Colorado Elections
Northern Colorado Republicans welcomed former President Herbert Hoover's forecast of important gains in next week's elections. Hoover spoke Friday in Greeley, expressing optimism about Republican prospects across the state.
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Greeley
Colo
INS
Colorado
Herbert Hoover
Five Feet Of Rock Stand Between Dog And Rescuers
Clarksburg West Virginia reports five feet of solid rock allegedly separate a rescue crew from Sport the beagle trapped sixteen days in a sink hole on Spelter mountain. Norman Hall says more dynamite was secured and if the hound lies where believed, only five feet remain to reach him. rescuers had halted dynamite use and resumed with picks and shovels.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Sport
Spelter Mountain
Norman Hall
Spelter
Redmond Appeals To Czechs In Democratic Rally
Redmond urged Czechs in attendance to back the Democratic ticket to support President Roosevelt. He claimed opposition aims to humiliate Roosevelt and urged voters to choose the Democrats to sustain him. A Negro quartet provided music as a parade of twelve cars formed on Sixteenth Avenue SW.
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Redmond
Czechoslovakia
Roosevelt
Robert Johnson
Arthur Taylor
Amity Blakey
Sonny Washington
Sixteenth Avenue
Absentee Ballots Cast or En Route for County Election
Up to noon Friday 662 absent voters ballots had been cast or mailed in Vesely s office. Office to stay open Saturday until 9 p m for voters unable to reach polls. Absentees must have ballots in by the day before election.
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Robert M. Vesely
Wife Answers Husband's Suit For $500, Property
Josephine Chihak answers Milo Chihak's suit in Linn County for $500 judgment and cancellation of a note and chattel mortgage. She contends the $500 and property covered by the mortgage were given to her by Chihak on reconciliation after a divorce action last winter. He says the note and mortgage were part of a $3,000 settlement of alimony and support rights under a stipulation to be effective only if a divorce was obtained. She alleges no decree was filed and that he waived all rights to the $500 and property upon reconciliation. She seeks judgment accordingly.
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Josephine Chihak
Milo Chihak
Linn County
Chihak
Hearing on Ida Lindeken workman's claim resumed
Deputy Industrial Commissioner Ralph Woodcock resumed Friday a hearing on Ida Lindeken's workers compensation claim tied to Theodore Lindeken, 61, of Cedar Rapids, injured at Rock Island shops October 16, 1937, with death following October 30 due to knee injury complications. The employer denies death links to the injury.
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Ida R. Lindeken
Ralph Woodcock
Theodore E. Lindeken
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Lindeken
Skalsky Defends Receipt Credit In Realty Contract Case
Anton Skalsky Christina Skalsky deny Elsie Castek wife and Georgene and Marion Castek children of Otto C Castek entitled to a 5428 receipt credit claim 12100 contract consideration 6577 due to Skalskys balance to Frances Castek. They seek dismissal. Fred Hook seeks dismissal in residence partition action and aims for homestead status and 120 judgment. Herman E Johnson Herman Jacobson seek 250 on rent claim and lien on crop share. C O Wilson defendant.
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Anton Skalsky
Christina Skalsky
Elsie Castek
Georgene
Marion Castek
Otto C. Castek
Johnson County
Skalskys
Frances Castek
Ida Bowers
Ida Hook
Fred Hook
Hook
Herman E Johnson
Herman Jacobson
C. O. Wilson
Argentina to Grant Loans for Poor Cotton Crops
Argentina will provide loans to cotton growers affected by poor harvests in the last two summers. The program targets farmers facing crop failures and aims to stabilize the sector and support regional income.
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Argentina
Peter Salm Receives 1.6 Million From Rogers Estate
In New York AP report, 14 year old Peter Salm, son of Mary Millicent Rogers and Count Ludwig Salm, wins about 1.6 million from Henry H. Rogers estate after a surrogate court compromise. One third share to Peter's mother and a reduction of her widow's one third to a sixth under the will. funds awarded to guardians and a trust for Salm. The family, including Balcom and three sons, resides in the Austrian Tyrol.
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New York
Peter Salm
Mary Millicent Rogers
Ludwig Constantin Salm
Henry H. Rogers
Standard Oil
Young Salm
Rogers
Peter
Ronald Balcom
Townsend club to meet at Moose hall tonight at 7 30
Towns end club No 1 will meet in Moose hall tonight at 7 30 replacing the Y M C A location. Sergt August Miller reports the enlistment of Donald L McAllister of Dubuque for duty with the Fourteenth Cavalry at Fort Des Moines. Cottage meetings by First Lutheran church set for 7 and 8 p m at Tapper home and Fitch home. Iowa Volunteers pre Armistice memorial services at First Evangelical church at 7 30 p m. T Z Cook Women’s Relief Corps invited to join at Memorial building at 6 45 p m. Mormon Church Women organize a relief society with Harriet B Norris as president to care for the sick promote talent and adult education.
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Townsend Club No. 1
Moose Hall
August Miller
Federal
Donald L. McAllister
Matthew McAllister
Dubuque
Fourteenth Cavalry
Fort Des Moines
First Lutheran Church
B. O .Tapper
Forest Drive
Fred Fitch
Sixth Avenue
Iowa
First Evangelical
First Avenue
Third Street
T. Z. Cook Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial Building
Mormon Church
Woman's Relief Society
Cedar Rapids
Harriet B. Norris
Jessie P. Wier
Alice Garrett
Lucile Floetchinger
Mary Rickey
Jessie Volz
Births in Tipton and local area
Born to Mr and Mrs Harry Yates Jr a daughter at St Lukes hospital Nov 3. Born to Mr and Mrs Clare Nebergall Tipton a daughter at St Lukes hospital Nov 3. Born to Mr and Mrs Marek Augustine Jr 906 Tenth Street NE a daughter at St Lukes hospital Nov.
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Harry Yates, Jr
Pale
St Luke S Hospital
Clare Nebergall
Tipton
St. Luke's Hospital
Marek Augustine, Jr
Tenth = street
King Praises U S Stand In Czech Crisis
London reports King George praised President Roosevelt for timely U S actions guiding the Czechoslovak crisis toward peace. He cited Chamberlain’s talks with Hitler and Mussolini’s support, and lauded Munich settlement as dignified and widely admired.
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U.S
Czech
London
King George
Roosevelt
Europe
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
United States of America
Neville Chamberlain
Berchtesgaden
Godesberg
Germany
Hitler
Mussolini
Munich
Czechoslovakia
Members Of Illinois Central Club Meet
The Illinois Central Service Booster club met at 8 pm in agent H R Peters office with 55 members and friends attending. C A Kent presided as host. speakers included H R Peters R T Ohley Bal four August and Frank Schroeder. An Inter Railway dance was announced for Nov 12. Elections set for Dec 7 to choose officers.
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Illinois Central Service Booster Club
H. R. Peters
C. A. Kent
Mr. Peters
R. T. Ohley
Mechanical Department
Balfour
Waterloo
Frank Schroeder
Inter- Railway Association
Nazi jurists killed in Berlin Hannover crash
Berlin reports that Attorney General Parey and First State's Attorney Geibel of the people's court died in an automobile accident Friday on the highway between Berlin and Hannover. The court focuses on espionage and high treason cases.
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Berlin
Parey
First State
Geibel
The
People's Court
Hannover
Wright Defeats PWA Office Building Plan in Madison
Frank Lloyd Wright and Dane County farmers helped defeat a downtown city county office building project the PWA planned to fund with 939000 dollars. The county board, by 39 to 38, rejected the plan after Wright warned it would be yet another office block. Wright proposed a lake shore dream project with terraces gardens fountains and a 5000 seat auditorium costing about 2750000 dollars. No action was taken on the dream project.
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Madison
Wis
Frank Lloyd Wright
Dane County
PWA
Wright
Missing Heir Leaves Home To Earn Living
Sydney E. Martin Jr., 20, heir to two fortunes, who had been missing about six weeks, said he tired of living on his father’s money and left Philadelphia to make his own living. He disappeared after a Sept 15 nightclub visit and was later identified in Richmond as a house-to-house vacuum cleaner salesman for a Midtown electrical shop, debuting soon after arriving.
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Richmond
Sydney E. Martin, Jr
Philadelphia
Martin
Democrats Accused of Using State Cars for Campaigning
Des Moines Iowa Republican State Chairman J H Milroy filed a demand with Attorney General John H Mitchell under the Iowa corrupt practices act, alleging state employees and state cars are being used to campaign for Kraschel and Gillett. He cites cases in Linn Chickasaw and other counties and urges immediate action to stop the practice.
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Des Moines
J. H. Milroy
John H Mitchell
Iowa
Milroy
State Board of Assessment and Review
G. W. Kirtley
Kraschd
Department
Milton Hand
Linn County
Lucian Hewett
Chickasaw County
Kraschel-Gillette Machine
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H. H. Rogers
Illinois Central Club
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