Roosevelt Urges Liberal Unity in California Stop
President Roosevelt addressed about 100000 in Los Angeles urging progressive liberals to unite and share concessions to advance civilization. He recalled Will Rogers and warned democracy is an ongoing march, praising faith and hope as the nation moves from stormy seas to fair weather.
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Los Angeles
INS
Roosevelt
Southern California
Coliseum
Spring Street
Broadway
Central Railroad
University of Southern California
W "Con
Will Rogers
Rogers
Wilson
Liberal California Speech Praises Social Aid Efforts
The president lauds California's liberal tradition and government help for the needy. He cites social justice, family protection, unemployment relief, and shared progress, urging liberals to unite despite differing paths and recalling Will Rogers and 1932 memories.
Students Advance European Peace Camp Closes at Evian
A Franco German student camp at Evian-les-Bains ended its holiday program fostering closer contact between nations. M Souchere and H Schlottmann led the effort under joint sponsorship. Earlier French students visited Usedom on the Baltic for a similar exchange.
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France
INS
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Grenoble
Herr H. Schlottmann
Usedom
Baltic Sea
Donahue Secludes Self at Ritz After Deportation
James P. Donahue once jovial cousin of Barbara Hutton hid in a hotel room at the Ritz Paris after being deported from Italy. He locked doors, refused calls, and ordered staff to deny his presence as he avoided discussing his Rome to France escort.
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Paris
INS
Italy
Benito Mussolini
James P
Jimmie” Donahue
Girl in Canary Isles Awakens After Yearlong Sleep
Fourteen year old Carmen Bodoy remains alive after a year in Gaia hospital. She is nourished by nasal feeding through a tube as doctors monitor her condition.
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Carmen Bodoy
Gaia
Canary Isles
Roosevelt Aids Get Scare in Mountains
President Roosevelt on a Boulder Dam visit and a subsequent mountain drive faced a risky turn on a narrow shale road 27 miles from Las Vegas. A steep drop loomed as aides prepared rocks to aid wheels. the president, unfazed, joked I love mountain motoring and pressed on with Mrs. Roosevelt and Harry Hopkins aboard.
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Los Angeles
Franklin D. Roosevelt
California
Nevada
Army
Navy
Secret
Service
Boul~ der Dam
America
Panama Canal
Secret Service
Germany to Train 10 000 New Workers
Berlin dispatch reports ten thousand labor conscripts of the class of 1914 entrained from Berlin on Tuesday for Silesia to begin six months of training. Similar groups departed for camps across the country as part of the Nazi government labor training program.
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Berlin
INS
Silesia
Births Reported From Local Families At St Luke's
Born to Mr and Mrs Franklin Kemp 2400 First avenue E a son Sept 28 at St Luke s hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs George N Myers 4006 avenue NW a daughter Sept 29 at St Luke s hospital. Twins born to Mr and Mrs C W Peterson 243 Twenty sixth street drive SE a son and a daughter Sept 30 at St Luke s. Born to Mr and Mrs Stewart Shank 4352 Hinkley avenue NW a daughter Sept 28 at St Luke s. Born to Mr and Mrs J M Leonard 412 Fourth street SW hospital
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First Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
George N. Myers
Avenue NW
C. W. Peterson
Twenty-sixth Street Drive
Stewart Shank
Court House News: Auto Damage Suit and Divorce Actions
Charles Kurtz seeks 185.13 against Richard Bucy for damage from a trailer on highway 18 west of Garner March 10. Matilda Holmquist seeks a separate maintenance decree from C. J. Holmquist after a 1926 Jackson County marriage. alimony and stock title requested. Divorces filed for cruel and inhuman treatment include Clyde Caffee vs Mabel Caffee and Lucile Swartzbaugh vs Merlin Swartzbaugh. Other suits list R. M. DeCastello vs I. M. Stickel for 3397.34 and Perpetual Savings v Kent for 755.55.
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Charles Kurtz
Richard Bucy
Kurtz
Garner
Bucy
Matilda Holmquist
C. J. Holmquist
Jackson County
Minn
Defense Testimony Heard In Auto Damage Suit
Judge H C Ring and a district court jury heard defense testimony in a $250 auto damage case brought by Lamir Dlask against Joseph and John Kadlec trading as Kadlec Brothers garage and B E Duncan. The collision occurred on highway 161 near the airport last April 2 as Duncan’s car stopped suddenly. Dlask claims rear impact. Duncan seeks $100 personal injury and Kadlecs $350 for damage. A defense motion for directed verdict was submitted.
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Lamir Diask
Joseph
John Kadlec
Kadlec Brothers Garage
B. E. Duncan
Kadlees
Duncan
Dlask
Kadlecs
Man receives up to fifteen years for forgery
Selby Jones 25 of Monrovia Indiana was sentenced to an indeterminate fifteen years at Anamosa state reformatory for uttering a forged instrument after pleading guilty. He was brought from Lewisburg West Virginia and charged with passing a travelers check signed in the name of B Fitzsimmons of Fairfield at a Cedar Rapids store on July 15.
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Selby Jones
Monrovia
Ind
Anamosa State Reformatory
H. C. Ring
Jones
Indiana
Lewisburg
W. Va
B. Fitzsimmons
Fairfield
Cedar Rapids
Fitzsimmons
Freeport
Plaintiff Seeks Relief On Alleged Malfunctioning Machine
A plaintiff claims the machine did not operate properly and moves for a directed ruling or judgment. The filing argues the device failed to perform as specified, seeking remedy under relevant contract or warranty provisions.
Appeal Trial Adjourned Over State Highway Condemnation
The district court appeal from the condemnation award for the Fairfax No 149 viaduct site has been adjourned to October 7 before Judge A B Clark. Plaintiffs Rosa Farrell Mary Farrell Reagan Lillian Barger Rose F Farrell and Leo T Farrell are the appellants. A jury was impanelled and plaintiffs testimony completed last week.
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State Highway Commission
Fairfax
A. B. Clark
Rosa Farrell
Mary Farrell Reagan
Lillian Barger
Rose F. M. Farrell
Leo T. Farrell
County Attorney Preparing Charge Against Local Man
County Attorney G. K. Thompson's office prepared a true information charging Francis McLain of 1608% E Ave NE with illegal possession of alcoholic liquor. The charge stems from seizure of a gallon of whisky in an upstairs room at McLain's residence Sunday night by Sheriff James H. Smith Deputy Sheriff Roy Radebaugh and Dick Payn.
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Francis McLain
E Avenue
McLain
James H. Smith
Roy Radebaugh
Dick Payn
Pentz Dismissed in District Court DWI Case
Judge F O Ellison dismissed the operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated charge against 86 year old G W Pentz on state motion Tuesday. Pentz pled not guilty Sept 5.
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F. O. Ellison
Pentz
Money Stabilization Now Is Unthinkable Says Chamberlain
Neville Chamberlain, chancellor of the exchequer, told the opening session of an international parliamentary commercial conference that under current European conditions any approach to stabilization is unthinkable. The conference drew over 200 delegates from 31 nations and opened with King George's message.
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London
Neville Chamberlain
Europe
George
Death notices for Wes Prochaska and Harry Raglin
Funeral services for Wes Prochaska will be held at Polansky chapel on Wednesday at 2 p.m. Burial in Bohemian National cemetery follows. Harry Raglin, World War veteran of 1215 Fifteenth Street SE, died after a long illness at age 43, survived by wife Julia and his stepfather and mother. Friends may call at Johnson funeral home.
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Polansky Chapel
Theodore B. Hlubucek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Harry Raglin
Fifteenth Street
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Julia
Earl Berry
Legion
Johnson
Funeral services for Mrs Olava Johnson
Funeral services for Mrs. Olava Johnson will be held in the Beatty chapel Wednesday at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. Blaine Hyten. Burial follows in Oak Hill cemetery family lot. Friends may call at 214 Fifteenth street NE until noon Wednesday.
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Beatty Chapel
Blaine Hyten
Oak Hill Cemetery
Fifteenth Street
Warden of Illinois Prisons Resigns to Rest
Governor Horner announced Col. Frank B. Whipp warden of Joliet and Statesville prisons has resigned to take a rest. He asked to be relieved Oct. 14. Whipp led the prison system since 1933 and served forty five years in state service.
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Ill
Horner
Frank B. Whipp
Joliet and
Statesville Penitentiaries
Whipp
Statesville
Joseph Ragen
Louis L. Emmerson
Charles S
Fears Social Security Plan Could Foster Fascism
At the 21st national conference of Catholic charities in Peoria Illinois delegates warned the U S social security program might push toward fascism. Dr Goetz briefs a Washington DC professor linked to Germany 1924 job insurance warned that removing profits from capitalism could break the social system.
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Peoria, Ill
United States
National Conference of
Catholic Charities
Goetz Briefs
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Germany
Rogers Post Plane Remains Marker In North Alaska
In Point Barrow Alaska the wrecked red monoplane that killed Will Rogers and Wiley Post August 15 remains as a landmark. The text notes a bank deed transfer and land parcels in a separate line, indicating property interest tied to the area.
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Point Barrow
Alaska
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Arctic
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