Anglo American Entente Deepens Amid Global Crises
The piece notes unusually strong understanding between Britain and the United States amid Mediterranean and Far Eastern tensions. It cites the Canadian treaty easing British trade barriers, Roosevelt–British policy alignment, and the London naval conference shaping Far Eastern strategy, plus a side note on Rex Tugwell and WPA writers’ relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Canada
U. S
Dominion
Foreign Office
Japan
Asia
Far East
Phillips
Hiram Johnson
League of Nations
Roosevelt
United States
WPA Workers Strike In Chicago Over Delayed Pay
About a thousand WPA workers halted work and gathered in a meeting after failing to receive pay. Police guarded relief stations as the city prepared for potential demonstrations. officials had promised paycheck delivery on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Chicago
Stolen Shotguns From Clark's Bicycle Shop
Shotguns valued at 38 dollars were stolen Tuesday evening from Clark's bicycle shop at 317 First Street SW after a burglar forced the front door. Police were notified at 7 20 pm by William Clark. Three neighborhood children reported seeing a man inside the shop's doorway at 6 45 pm then running away with a bundle. A second theft occurred when Lester Dostal reported his 1931 Chevrolet 57 7458 stolen from a nearby parking place.
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Clark
First Street
William, Clark
Lester Dostal
Eighteenth Avenue
Fourfegnk Avenue
Third Street
Good cattle season boosts Chicago livestock outlook
The western cattle season reports here indicate the strongest volume since 1928 and the highest prices since 1930. Funeral services for Mrs. Edward McGuire, 34, held at St. Patrick's church, with rites by Rev. M. J. Farrelley and Rev. E. J. McDonald. She died Saturday in Cedar Rapids after a long illness. survived by husband, parents, three sisters and a brother.
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Chicago
Joseph Coleman
Harry McCrea
Hazel Duggan
William Duggan, Jr
Funeral Knife Fight Leaves One Dead in Philadelphia
A long feud erupted at a Philadelphia funeral as Joseph Perri was stabbed to death and Samuel Barere suffered loss of his nose and ears. Police said the pair began arguing during the exit and drew knives, engaging in a violent brawl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Joseph Perri
Samuel Barere
Perri
Barere
Veteran 85 Weds G A R Bluebird in Unusual Wedding
In Danbury Connecticut Col Ira R Wildman 85 Civil War drummer boy marries Ella C Bond 58 widow from Oshkosh Wisconsin in a ceremony at St James Episcopal church The romance began at the G A R national encampment in Grand Rapids Michigan last September They plan no honeymoon and will live in the colonel's home Mrs Bond is a niece of Gen Ambrose E Burnside commander of the Army of the Potomac
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Wildman
Bond
Ambrose E., Burnside
Army of the Potomac
Debunker explains Morocco leather myths and origins
The piece by John Hervey Farbay, Ph.D., clarifies that most Morocco leather comes from goat or sheep skins rather than animals unique to Morocco. It notes the grain-side tanning and dyeing, the superior quality of genuine Morocco leather, and compares costs between goat and sheep hides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hervey Farbay, Ph.d
Morocco
New Sobering Gas for Acute Alcoholism Tested
Chicago reports a new sobering gas for acute alcoholism. A 90 percent oxygen and 10 percent carbon dioxide mix, announced by Dr. Leon J. Robinson and Dr. Sydney Selesnick, is recommended as an emergency treatment for paralysis or coma from excessive drinking, not for the general moderately intoxicated patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Boston
Leon J. Robinson
Sydney Selesnick
New Zealand Elects Labor Government After Victory
In Auckland AP reports the general election produced New Zealand first labor government. The result marks a historic shift as labor wins nationally. A separate item mentions expectation of a birth announced by physicians regarding the empress, with due timing anticipated in days.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Zion City Control Is Lost By Voliva
Zion City, Ill. federal trustees take control of Zion and its $10,000,000 industries from Wilbur Glenn Voliva. Trustees serve 10 days to settle receivership issues and repay creditors up to $100,000. If successful, Voliva could regain power after the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion, Ill
Wilbur Glenn
Voliva
Zion
Congress Group To Aid Flying Safety
Washington AP Chairman Mead of the house post office committee said a Dec 10 meeting will draft legislation to improve commercial flight safety. In Independence George Coonrad was found guilty of larceny after a two hour forty five minute jury deliberation. $45 value, new trial arguments due Dec 14. Executors named for Eurene Pinney of Linn County Iowa request immediate payment and filing of claims.
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Washington
Mead
N. Y
House Post Office Committee
Independence
George Coonrad
Coonrad
Aurora
State of Iowa
Linn County
Pinney
Iowa
Eugene M. Pinney
Merchants National Bank
Grimm, Eliott, Shuttleworth and
Ingersoll
Radio Night Schedule Highlights From June 1930s Listings
A dense list of radio programs across networks NBC CBS and WJZ WABC WEAF and others. Includes performances by Mary Lee Taylor Univ of Pennsylvania band Julia Glass Rex Battle and Paul Whiteman orchestra with time slots from morning to late evening. Key venues and acts feature Mary Marin Betty and Bob acts, orchestras, vocal ensembles, and dramatic readings.
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Mary Lee Taylor
CBS
WBBM
WGST
KMOX
the Honeymooners
NBC
WZ Chain
Morton Bowe
Weaf Y
Univ
of Pennsylvania Band
Weaf Chain Songs of Thanksgiving
WIZ Chain Girls Vocal Trio
WABC
WCCO
Simpson
Sprucehead Bay
Wiz Chain Green Brothers Orch
WEAF
Julia Glass
WIZ Chain
WWI
WLW
John Herrick
Salvation Army Band
Betty and
Bob
WJZ Chain
Old Kentucky
CBS Wabc
Wwoc
Wwccoo
Wine Briant
Ena 420
Louise Finnea
Cen
Singing Lads
WLM
Buck Rogers
Arthur Lang
Patti Chapin
Sonss
Connie Gates
WJZ
George Halford
Popeye the Sailor
Phil. Regan
Buddy Clark
Lum
Abner
Hary and
Esther
Rudy Valleeorc
Hen
Paul Whiteman Orch
Woc
Roy Shields Orch
Goro de Lys
Trving Aaronson Orch
Leonard Keller Arch
Howard Lally Orch
Isham Jones Orch
Herbie Kay Orch
WBSM
Weco
George Olsen
Orch
Boner
Henry Kine
Oreh
Kiwanis Club Urged to Embrace Thanksgiving Gratitude
Rev. Nelson C. Dreier urged Kiwanis members at the Montrose hotel to cultivate gratitude for everyday blessings at Thanksgiving. He recounted the Pilgrims inviting all, contrasted with modern excess, and noted Dr. H A Boysen of Waterloo spoke briefly as district lieutenant-governor.
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Kiwanis Club
Nelson C. Dreier
First Congregational Church
Montrose Hotel
Dreier
H. A. Boysen
Waterloo
Iowa- Nebraska Kiwanis
Employment Office to Schedule Interviews by Fifteen Minute Slots
Iowa State Employment service at 417 First Avenue East will assign definite appointment times in fifteen minute blocks to clients seeking interviews. Manager Benj W Robinson said the new system will reduce waiting times. The office will be closed all day Thursday.
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Iowa State Employment Service Office
First Avenue E
Benj. W. Robinson
Robinson
Tipton Elects Edna Chamberlain O E S Matron
Mrs Edna Chamberlain was elected head of chapter No 367 O E S for the coming year. Other officers elected include J M Black as worthy patron Mrs Florence Rehbehn associate matron Ralph Wingert associate patron Mrs Ethel Bolton conductress Mrs George Geller associate conductress Miss Edith Buck treasurer Mrs Anita Chamberlain secretary.
Iowa in Brief: Marriages, deaths and local notices
Victor witnesses Alma Gryp and Emil Williams wed at St. Bridget's with a reception at the Gryp home and a later dance. Dysart man Ernest Arp pays fine after odor complaint. Marie Steiner, 83, dies near Wellman. funeral held at Methodist church. Oxford Junction hosts 35th anniversary dinner for John and Mrs Peckosh with 100 relatives. Rowley hosts birthday dinner for Fred Davis. John May, 63, retired Columbus City railway mail clerk, dies. survived by widow. Belle Plaine to see Greenlee and Draper wedding on Thanksgiving day. Keystone bride LeVerna Warford and James Hosek wed in Vinton. couple living with bride’s parents in Keystone.
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Victor
Alma Gryp
Emil Williams
St. Bridget’s Catholic Church
Adrian
Mary van Horbeck
Isadore Gryp
Henry Gryp
St. Bridget’s
Dysart
Ernest Arp
Dysart Produce Company
Cedar Rapids
Daniel
Anna Whetstine
Emma
Martha
Charles
William Steiner
Wellman
Catherine Steiner
California
Methodist
Thomas Osborn
Oxford Junction
John A. Peckosh
Gregor
Lumir
Latislav
Mary
Frank S. Peckosh
Lost Nations
Antone J
Chicago
Rowley
Adelaide Parkhurst
Fred Davis
Walker
Walter Norton
Verne Shep
Belle Plaine
Helen E. Greenlee
Curt Ealy
Frederick J. Draper
Fred E. Draper
Earle S. Selden
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Robert S. Allen
Rex
Lee A. Strong
Department of Agriculture
Rex Tugwell
Strong
Walla Walla
Rex Tucwell
Mexico
San Antonio
Mexico City
Tugwell
Harry Hopkins
New York
Greenwich Village
Maxwell Bodenheim
Harry Kemp
Bodenheim
Jessica
Kemp
Poet’s Theater
Henry Alsberg
Alsberg
Hopkins
The
American Guide
Henry Wallace
Allenia
America
Veteran
G. A. R. Bluebird
Labor
Congress Group
Iowa News
Cedar Falls
Greenlee
Chillicothe
Draper
Cornell College
Bennett Tire and Service Station
Keystone
LeVerna M. Warford
Jess Warford
James Hosek, Jr
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
G.M.A.C
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