Coughlin Breaks With New Dealers in Radio Address
The Rev. Charles E. Coughlin declares a definitive split with Roosevelt administration policy and the New Deal. He accuses the NRA AAA and labor measures of favoring plutocracy while opposing living wages and constitutional legality.
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Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
Washington
Roosevelt
National Union For Social Justice
Father Coughlin
White House
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
NRA
Two Governors Dedicate River Bridge Linking Iowa and Illinois
Governors Clyde L. Herring of Iowa and Henry Horner of Illinois joined Ray Murphy national American Legion commander to dedicate the Iowa Illinois memorial bridge spanning the Mississippi between Bettendorf and Moline. The $1 800 000 suspension span, funded by the PWA, will carry traffic after a ribbon opening by Mrs J L Hecht. Tolls set as the lowest in the nation take effect at 11 pm. ceremonies restrict bridge access to officials.
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Davenport
Clyde L. Herring
Iowa
Henry Horner
Illinois
Ray Murphy
National American Legion
Iowa-Ilinois Memorial
Mississippi
Bettendorf
Moline
Ill
J. L. Hecht
PWA
Iowa Shore
Rock Island Arsenal
Legion
Murphy
Hit and run leaves man unconscious along Highway 161
Arthur Huss, 58, of 1006 Third Street SE, was found unconscious along Highway 161 near the south city limits. He was taken to St Luke's Hospital with severe head bruises a leg fracture and a pencil sized wound blamed on a possible bullet. An Iowa City caller reported the incident but left before officers arrived.
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Arthur Huss
Third Street SE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Highway 161
South City
Iowa City
Huss
Gifts Go To Bride in Costello Sherman Suit
Los Angeles. Superior Judge William J. Palmer rules it an established social custom that wedding presents go to the bride. He awards Helene Costello a judgment of 4655.55 for recovery of wedding presents and personal property from the estate of the late Lowell Sherman, her former husband.
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Los Angeles
INS
William J. Palmer
Helene, Costello
Lowell Sherman
Company union wins in Keokuk vote
In Keokuk 185 workers backed the Hubinger employees' representation plan over 157 for the Corn Products union and AFL, with 347 eligible voters. The company agreed to recognize the larger union as the bargaining agent.
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Keokuk (Ap
Hubinger
Corn Products Union
A. F. of L
Public Bidder Tax Sale Act Explained to Iowa Officers
C J Burns of Des Moines explained the public bidder tax sale act at the Sixth Highway District Officers association meeting in Montrose. The act mandates bidding on all advertised property to recover total taxes and costs while offering redemption within one year with penalties and interest.
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Iowa
Sixth Highway District
Montrose Hotel
C. J. Burns
Des Moines
Burns
Board of Supervisors
General Assembly
One-Act Plays Night at Wheatland Gymnasium
Two one-act plays directed by Miss Thelma Gregory will be staged Monday in the Wheatland school gym. An entry from the winners will advance to the sub-county contest. The high school Glee club and the school orchestra will also perform under Miss Nita Floyd. Casts include Violet Mae Dahl Della De Varere Stanley Fagerland Wendel Lohman Moila Bentrot Mayme Barenthin Donald Peterson Ethel Mae Guenther Dale Klahn Ruth Bicknese Edna Schanze and Wendel Lohmann.
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Wheatland
Thelma Gregory
Nita Floyd
Violet Mae Dahl
Della de Varere
Stanley Fagerland
Wendel Lohman
Moila Bentrot
Mayme Barenthin
Donald Peterson
Ethel Mae Guenther
Dale Klahn
Wendel Lohmann
Ruth Bicknese
Edna Schanze
Death of Mrs Eunice Gilpatrick in Waterloo
Word reaches Center Point of the death of Mrs Eunice Gilpatrick 37 wife of Ben Gilpatrick at her Waterloo home Saturday after a pneumonia illness. Survived by husband three sons Russell Kenneth and Thurald one sister Mrs Lee McArthur of Cedar Rapids. Funeral services held in Waterloo Monday and body to be buried in northern Iowa. The Gilpatrick family lived in Center Point for several years before moving to Waterloo about a year ago.
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Center Point
Eunice Gilpatrick
Ben Gilpatrick
Waterloo
Evelyn Green
Riley
A. F. Anderson
E. R. Hayslett
H. A.johnson
Randolph Reierson
Marjorie Scheel
Gladys Olson
Bernice Anderson
Verla Gunderson
Loretta Belsehner
Central City
Hatch
Enoch Harvey Newman
Muscatine
E. C. Allen
R. Gordon Hatch
E. G. Burdock
Leo Davis
Beverly Butters
F. W. Sauer
Herman Sigmund
Ben Lapham
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mr. Newman
Martinville
Ohio
Iowa
Jennie C. Stotts
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Railroad
Winifred Connell
Hazel Bock
Chicago
William Harvey Newman
Beryl C. Newman
New York City
Columbus Junction
J. S. Blair
Nettie Lewis
M. W. Klotz
Blair
C. W. Turner
Cadillac, Mich
Estella Coffin
Independence
Jacob Bearbower
Homer Township
Brandon
Phillips
Meadville
Buchanan County
Agnes Murphy
Roy Davis
Kanawha
Edward
Jesup
Frank
Scottsbluff
Neb
Ray
Rowley
Bert
Eugene
David
Clinton
George
Martin Miller
Fairbank
Anna Bird
Mary Rhodes
Cosmetic shade varieties in production
The article notes that fifty shades of face powder are available while forty eight shades of rouge are being manufactured.
U.S. Watches League Battle on Mussolini
Washington observers weigh the League of Nations sanctions on Italy as a pivotal test of global power. Officials fear the outcome will shape Mussolini’s fate, Britain's prestige, and the modern world order, with a three-way diplomatic save hoped within months.
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Washington
INL
League of Nations
Italy
State Department
League
Benito Mussolini
Europe
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Britain
Great Britain
La Guardia Attacks New Deal Delays At Mayflower
Mayor Fiorello La Guardia denounces Roosevelt administration delays in the public works relief program. Speaking to about 100 mayors at the Mayflower hotel he condemns federal engineers overruled by younger staff and says cities should be judged by project credit and value rather than repeated approvals.
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Washington
New Deal
Fiorella H. la Guardia
Roosevelt’administration
la Guardia
Mayflower
United States Mayors Conference
Roosevelt
City Council Denies Lease of Park Property for Store
The city council rejected R. W. Dahms petition to lease a triangular city tract at B Avenue and Twenty‑First Street NE for a store building. Building inspector Otis Leefers reported the area is presidential and deeded to the city for park purposes, a finding the council confirmed.
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R. W. Dahms
B Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Otis Leefers
Sergeant Absolved In Army Killing
In Cheyenne Wyoming Corporal Joseph Steinman 35 stationed at Fort Francis E Warren was shot dead in a pistol duel with Sergeant Eugene W Cranmer 30 his superior officer A coroner s jury found the killing was in self defense
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Cheyenne
Wyo
INS
Joseph Steinman
United States Army
Fort Francis E. Warren
Eugene W. Cranmer
Steinman
Transfusions Used To Aid Flyer In Fatal Boeing Crash
Blood transfusions were used Monday to try to save the life of Leslie Tower of Seattle the pilot of the Boeing bomber that crashed with five aboard during a test flight at Wilbur Wright field on October 30.
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Dayton, O
INS
Leslie Tower
Seattle
Wilbur Wright Field
Drake Estate Trial Opens in U S Court
In Chicago federal court 42 defendants from six states face mail fraud charges over a scheme claiming riches from Sir Francis Drake's estate. Oscar Hartzell, the promotor, arrives from Leavenworth. prosecutors plan to call 220 investors who were promised 5000 for 1 to fund a lawsuit.
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Chicago
Sir Francis Drake
Devonshire
England
Philip L. Sullivan
Drake
Oscar Merrill Hartzell
Leavenworth
Austin Hall
United States
Edward Hess
George Crane
Otto G. Yant
Hall
Bakers Find Papers Best Ad Medium
A nationwide survey by the American Bakers Association shows newspapers as the best advertising medium for bakers. Store displays radio and billboards trail in effectiveness, with newspaper ads in the columns delivering the most business.
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Bakers
Chicago
American Bakers Association
Red Cross Aids Many Disabled War Veterans Each Year
Red Cross and public relief cooperate to assist unemployable veterans. Last year 2 336 interviews and 66 home visits supported service for veterans or dependents, totaling 32 362 dollars in compensation. The program includes hospitalization field service recreational planning and seasonal greetings.
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D. R. Pugh
Eighteenth Street SE
Red Cross Service Svar
Red Cross
Hoover Spark in East Set to Nudge 1936 Bid
Former President Herbert Hoover stirred New York politics with private talks and a weekend Ohio Society of New York address that many saw as a sign he may seek the Republican nomination in 1936. He met William H. Hill and Ben S. Allen and faced snowbound travel back from Monticello as he weighed opposition.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Binghampton
Hoover
William H. Hill
Ben S. Allen
Palo Alto
Calif
Ohio Society of New York
New Deal
Roosevelt
William E. Borah
Idaho
Allen
Monticello
N. Y
Truck Driver's Hard Luck Story At Tama Brings Him Leniency
Janesville Indiana trucker Jack Dorman faced charges for failing to report an accident after a collision with Louis Novotny near Tama. He told his court the hardship of supporting a wife and six children on small coal-haul profits. The charge was reduced to reckless driving. a $100 fine plus costs was imposed, with a suspended portion if damages and medical bills are paid, and $5 monthly payments arranged.
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the Gazette
Tama
Jack Dorman
Janesville
E. C. Carnal
Dorman
Novotny
E. B. Martin
Grundy Center
Traer
Centerville
Raphael R. R. Dvorak
Carnal
Novot
West Liberty Woman Dies After Illness
Mrs E C MacGowan aged 64 of West Liberty died at 12 40 pm Sunday after a two year illness. She belonged to First Presbyterian church the Women’s Relief Corps and was a past matron of the Eastern Star where she served as secretary. Survived by husband a son Harold and four daughters Mrs L E Lewis Miss Dorothy of West Liberty and two daughters in California. Funeral set for 2 pm Tuesday at First Presbyterian with Eastern Star in charge at the grave.
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West Chester
James W. Pulver
Dutch Creek Township
Caleb
Ellen Lape Lemley
Pulver
H. M. Grant
Burdett Gegenheimer
Theodore Olsen
Glenn Brown
A. K. Zalesky
Frank E Corbin, Jr
Dick Kinsey
L. C Rummels
Ernest Olsen
George Jensen
E. L. Hollingsworth
West Liberty
E. C. MacGowan
California
S. C. Snider Funeral Home
First Presbyterian Church
Eastern Star Lodge
Conviction Upheld in Union Station Massacre Plot
The U S circuit court of appeals affirmed the convictions and fines of four men charged with conspiring to free Frank Nash in the 1933 Union Station massacre in Kansas City. The four, Richard T. Galatas Louis Doc Stacci Herbert A. Farmer and Fritz Mulloy, received two years in Leavenworth and $10 fines each. Nash's wife was acquitted. Four women received $500 fines and three years probation.
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ST. Louis
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Union Station
Kansas City
Frank Nash
Midwest
Leavenworth
Richard T. Galatas
Hot Springs
Ark
Louis
Stacci
Cicero
Herbert A. Farmer
Joplin
Farmer
Fritz Mulloy
Nash
Community Chest Headquarters Relocated to Y M C A
The Community Chest campaign offices moved from the Hotel Roosevelt to the Y M C A on Saturday to collect reports. S R Hawkins of the Y M C A will oversee the campaign windup, with progress updates at Tuesday noon's executive committee meeting. The fund has surpassed $75,000.
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Community Chest Campaign
Hotel Roosevelt
S. R. Hawkins
Grey Clouds Persist Over Cedar Rapids For Fifth Day
Dry, overcast skies continued in Cedar Rapids for a fifth straight day as temperatures lingered near the mid thirties. The day opened around 36 degrees, dipped to 35 by early morning, rose to 42 by mid afternoon, and remained cold through the evening under persistent cloud cover.
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Cedar Rapids
Mbers
Court sets next hearing on petty larceny charge
Curly Hart of Cedar Rapids on Cedar river road posted 100 bond after being brought before Justice A S Reed by Deputy Sheriff Dick Payn on a petty larceny warrant. The case was continued until Tuesday at 9 am. Information filed by E J Becicka alleges disappearance of furs and traps on a trap line last week.
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Curly , Hart
Cedar Rapids
Cedar River
A. S. Reed
Justice Reed
Dick Payn
E J. Becicka
Mallory Street
Marriage Licenses West Branch Report
Jens Christensen, 81, of West Branch died Saturday after a lingering illness. A native of Denmark he lived in or near West Branch many years. His wife predeceased him and he is survived by seven children including Mrs. Josephine Christensen of Duluth and Mrs. Emma Christensen of Austin and Albert Christensen of Minneapolis along with five more relatives in Michigan Minnesota and West Branch.
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West Branch
Jens Christensen
Denmark
Josephine Christensen
Duluth, Minn
Emma Christensen
Austin
Miann
Albert Christensen
Minneapolis
Helga Claussen
Flint, Mich
Lena Sorenson
Nora Christensen
Martin Christensen
Expectorant Ad Promises Quick Relief for Coughs
A drug advertisement touts Swift-acting P. G. S. as a new added ex pectorant to Thoxine. It claims rapid relief from coughs sore throats and helps expel mucus with safe taste and a money back guarantee. Podzimek Pharmacy sells it for 35c 60c and 1.00.
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Podzimek Pharmacy
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Hotule
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U.S
Flyer
U. S. Court
Iowa News
the Capetta
H. A. Moore
Richie
W. A. Bloomquist
Methodist Church
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Moore
Deersville
Stella Cline
Cleda Gharsham
Wapello
Florence Boarsh
Rock Island
Ralph
Alan
Burdette
R. W. Hasner
Mabel Johnson
Liberty Township
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Grand Mound
Paul J. Lichtenstein
E. H. Lichtenstein
Community Chest Headquarters
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Nick E. Zulakis and
June E. Wilson
May Drug Co
Sanford
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