U S Defense Policy Voiced By Hull Aide
United States speeds armament program to defend the Western Hemisphere against aggression. Undersecretary Sumner Welles reiterates Monroe Doctrine aims and pledges cooperation among American republics while warning world peace depends on law over force. He urges tolerance and democratic institutions across 21 nations and calls for peaceful dispute settlement.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Latin America
Sumner Welles
United States’ Defense
North
South America
Welles
Germany
Halian
Lima
Peru
New World
Night Fire Claims Norman Carroll Brother of Earl Carroll
New York fire investigators say a cigarette not fully extin guished ignited the blaze that killed Norman Carroll aged 48, brother of musical comedy producer Earl Carroll, as he slept.
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New York
INS
Norman Carroll
Earl Carroll
Mundelein Reports U S Cardinal Prospects to Pope
Rome sources say George Cardinal Mundelein spoke with Pope Pius XI for 40 minutes about the Catholic Church in America. He outlined the Eucharistic congress in New Orleans and suggested creating a fifth U S cardinal. the Pope asked many questions. Mundelein praised the Pontiff’s health and cordiality after the audience.
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Rome
INS
George Cardinal Mundelein
Pius XI
America
Vatican
Chicago
New Orleans
United States
Mundelein
Maria Giuseppa Rosselo
Munde Iein
Eclipse Of Moon Scheduled To Be Seen Across U S
New York AP reports a total eclipse across the United States with variations by time zone. Eastern light will reveal the moon rising nearly eclipsed, entering totality within two minutes after sunset. Twilight will give pastel hues unlike the usual copper color.
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U. S
New York
United States
Wintry Midwest Brings Hazardous Travel Conditions
Snow sleet and freezing temperatures sweep the Midwest causing slick roads and delays Monday. Western Kansas reports one to three inches of snow and sleet with rain further south, while Missouri and Oklahoma see mixed precipitation and slowed transport. Air travel and railways experience varied delays but most flights continue.
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Kansas City
Midwest
Missouri
Here
Kansas
Oklahoma
Prussian Prince Given Two Year Immorality Sentence
Prince Friedrich Leopold of Prussia was sentenced to two years in Moabit prison on immorality charges. The 43 year old is a great great grandson of Friedrich Wilhelm II and a cadet branch Hohenzollern relative of Kaiser Wilhelm.
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Berlin
Friedrich Leopold
Prussia
Moabit Criminal Court
Leopold
Friedrich Wilhelm II
Kaiser Wilhelm
Farley Urges Voters to Know Candidates Before Election
Democratic Chairman James A Farley told the New York Advertising club that it is vital to know the candidates for Thursday's election amid abroad turmoil. He urged reelecting Gov. Herbert H Lehman for his proven business judgment and warned of unrest and fanaticism threatening liberties.
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New York
James A Farley
New York Advertising Club
Herbert H Lehman
Farley
Roosevelt
Marion Polling Places and Election Judges Listed
The Marion column lists polling places for wards one through four and the township, with assigned judges and clerks at each site. It also notes a junior science society initiation, civic notices, and local social updates including visits, dinners, and upcoming events.
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Marion
City Hall
Frank Osburn
Huse Clark
John Larkin
Mildred Titus
Ethel Courtney
George W Burns
Celan Rollins
Sara Nott
Viola Schenken
Erma Boyle
Margaret Taylor
William Ryan
Susan Sanborn
Margaret Leming
E. F E. Parsons
Fourth Ward
P. F. Schultz
Carl J Kassler
B. F. Brockman
Emma Klein
Bernice Williams
C. O. Secrist
A. F. Levasseur
George Michel
John W. Gill
Fred MecShane
Shower honors Ellen Davin ahead of Marion wedding
Mrs. Davin of Cedar Rapids and Mrs. Ray Davin of Marion hosted a Sunday evening shower at Mrs. Ray Davin’s home for Miss Ellen Davin who weds William Murrin of Marion on Wednesday. Guests included many Davin relatives and local families. beverage and refreshments were served alongside social greetings. A parade of notices and ads followed, with drugstore promotions and event reminders, plus a D.A.R. meeting announced for Marion Linn chapter.
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A =H Levnen
East Fifth Avenue
Clark Fisher
Marion
Violet Jean Woodworth
Cedar Rapids
H. W Sampiea
Chris Sampica
John Watson
Mary Oliver
Eileen Levien
Bertha Woodworth
al Rich
Irvin Tschantar
Robert
Clifford Sampica
Ray Tschintz
Carl Thomas
Washington Avenue SE
Mayflower
S. J. Jordan
James A. Lowe
Lowe
A. B. Merritt
Mr. Jordan
Mr. Lowe
Park McCalley
Tenth Street
Dale Norman
Vinton
Henry Stafford
Mr. Davin
Ray Davin
Ellen Davin
William Murrin
Charles Davin
Patsy
Margaret Murphy
T. V. Davin
Milo Davin
Jim
Don Davin
George Munier
Harold Munier
George Zier
Bill Zier
Joe Murrin
Marion Linn
D.A.R
C. R. Biddick
Thomas Taylor
Will Taylor
Margaret
Glenn Olinger
Springville
Max Knudsen
Bessie Shearer
Lorraine
Robert Mulhousen
Ruby Layton
Ralph Root
Ladies Union of the Christian Church
HF Breed
Esther Erwin
Charles Harlan
Hungarians Demand More Territory After Czechoslovak Gain
In Budapest crowds backed by Thr Hungarian leadership celebrated partial territory recovery from Czechoslovakia following Italian German arbitration. Officials said 4.874 square miles were returned as the army began administering the regained land with regent Admiral Horthy presiding at Komarom.
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Budapest
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Thuntari
Nicholas Horthy
Danube River
Komarom
Rail labor and management agree to map compromise plan
A six member committee from railroad management and labor will draft a legislative program to aid carriers facing declines in business. The rosters include George Harrison, B M Jewell, B R Robertson, Curl Gray, M W Clement, and Ernest E Norris. They aim to finish recommendations before Congress convenes in January.
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Washington
Roosevelt
George Harrison
Railway Labor Executives Association
B M_ Jewell
A F. of L
B. Robertson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Williams Asserts Fraud Findings In Pennsylvania
Acting WPA Administrator Aubrey Williams challenged the senate campaign expenditures committee findings in a bitter Pennsylvania election campaign. He claimed he had not found a word of truth in charges of coercion and intimidation by WPA workers and disputed substantiation cited by Senator James J. Davis.
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Washington
INS
WPA
Aubrey Wiliams
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Pennsylvania
Williams
Morris Sheppard
Senate
James J. Davis
Couple Weds At Riding Stable Meeting Last Spring
In Chicago Municipal Judge Thomas A Green presided over the ceremony for Hal Eisner 29 and Lucille Dickman 24. The wedding took place in the riding stable where the couple first met last spring with two men and a woman on horseback present.
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Chicago
INS
Thomas A Green
Hal Eisner
Lucille Dickman
Frances Parkinson to Lead Local Women in Tax Reform Drive
What Cheer Frances Parkinson has been named to lead local women in a nationwide drive by the National Consumers Tax Commission against all taxes that raise living costs. The non political group conducts a drive by housewives of the nation against hidden and direct taxes. Mrs Charles Stephen Hickman of Centerville is the commission's Iowa national committee member.
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Frances Parkinson
National Consumers Tax Commission
Charles Stephen Hickman
Centerville
Ccommission
Iowa
Claims NLRB Official Wrote Red Textbook
Washington hearing reveals David Saposs, chief economist at the National Labor Relations Board, authored a textbook used in a New York communist workers school. J B Matthews testified Saposs’s book Left Wing Un unionism argued trade unions should strike to develop class struggle, not necessarily tied to bargaining. Matthews noted Browder and Broun ties, plus past associations with communist fronts. Dies questioned a State Department figure over communist links. Matthews retracted some claims about University of Chicago lists.
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Washington
House
David Saposs
Labor Relations Board
New York
J. B Matthews
Matthews
Saposs
Communist Party
Dies
Texas
State Department
A. Noel Field
Heywood Broun
American Newspaper Guild
United
Mathews
Broun
Tn Petting
Browder
Dipla
Mall
Newton County
Wee
WPA
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Cigaret
POL Ass
Armstrong’s Shoe Repair Downstairs
Vravi
Pontiff
Mark
Smith Brothers
Smith Bros
Newton
Gowa Interests
FsRa
Marion News
Junior Academy of Science
Robert Oakley
Elvin Shirley
Robert Mitchell
Ralph Morgan
Neal DeWees
Justin Kincaid
Hazel Mae Hutton
Margaret Wilkinson
Ellis Bauman
Glenn Jenkins
Earl Fulton
Jeanne Bowdish
Phyllis Ford
Jeanne Lanning
Eileen Schenken
Enefue Ellison
Theresa Farley
Marilyn Fontaine
Vivian Lingard
Warren Bleakly
Bonnie Carey
Mary Ives
Kathleen Mullaley
Marion Township
D. B. Bishop
Modesto
Calif
Charles Burch
D. M Bishop
Bishop
WJ. Rose
Christian Church
William Elliott
Howell
R Lee Taylor
Lulu
Secrist
Eldora
A. G. Beekman
Gail Postel
Mothers’ Club
Leonard Storm
Stanley Kellams
Sth
Irene Gaumer
Norman
Fort Dodge
Effie Gaumer
S. T. Legvold
Democratic
Koppenhavers
John Pazour
Nyals
Owens Drug Store
Grace Koppenhaver
Amos Kinkead
Mable Irene
Irving Kinkead
Mable Ore
Mystic
Roy McCannon
Cincinnati
C. E. McCannon
Dickey’s Foods
Mrs. M. O. Rumple
Ladora
J. L. Roberts
Mrs. Rumple
Mrs. Roberts
Charles Hood
James A. Pringle
Donald O Pringle
Veterans' Hospital
Des Moines
Opal MccCannon
Bertha Roberts
Mrs
Golden Rule Lodge No
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Memorial Hall
Patmos Commandery No
K. T
Masonic Temple
Sil. Hanscom
Rochester
Minn
Carolyn Hanscom
Hanscom
Minneapolis
WO. Young
Martha Ann Young
John Young
Mrs. Young
J G Vernon
Killian
Bargain
Goodrich Rubber
Killiz
Barcain
Ney
NLRB
Hollywood
Killian Company
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