Tigers Jubilant After Triumphant World Series Win
Tigers celebrate a dramatic series victory as Schoolboy Rowe and Gerald Walker lead a decisive win over the St Louis Cardinals at Sportsman's Park. Frank Frisch faces questions on breaks while Paul Dean eyes Friday start for a possible decisive game.
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Sportsman's Park
Founder of Chicago Lying-In Hospital Addresses Doctors
Dr Joseph Bolivar De Lee of Chicago, founder of the Chicago Lying-In hospital and a noted obstetrics gynecology authority, addressed the Linn County Medical Society at the Hotel Montrose and Palace theater. The meeting drew 400 doctors with attendees from Clinton Fayette Town City and Waterloo while Dr De Lee highlighted motion pictures in medical teaching and his forty years of practice.
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American Journal of Obstetrics
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University of Iowa
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William F&f Brown
Cedar Rapids
William McCartney
Des Moines
Urges Congress To Transfer Tariff Power To President
James P Warburg proposed transferring major tariff powers from Congress to the President at a Chicago council on foreign relations event. He urged Congress keep two control divisions while the President would guide general policy on foreign trade and tariff framework, arguing for operable executive actions.
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James P Warburg
New York
Chicago Council On Foreign Relations
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Contol
Terroristic Bomb Outbursts In Cuba Overnight Checked
AP reports chaotic scenes in Havana as bomb threats cause alarms and evacuations. Officials say multiple incidents were contained with no injuries.
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Unclear OCR compilation with scattered names and places
Fragmented text lists numerous names, initials, abbreviations, and possible place references without coherent events. Readable entities include Madison, Ames, NBC, CBS, and various initials, but no single full event or story emerges.
Evangelist Faces Mann Act Charge After Arrest
Brief notice reports an evangelist will face a Mann Act charge following an arrest. The fragment mentions legal action and an official or court filing but provides few readable details about names, dates, or locations.
Maytag Farms bull wins at Waterloo show
Waterloo AP reports a record crowd at the dairy congress with full parking on site. Maytag dairy farms of Newton won grand champion Holstein bull honors with Man-O-War 30th Un, defeating last year’s champ. Guernsey, Brown Swiss, and Belgian Horse judging also highlighted the event with multiple senior and grand champion titles awarded to leading farms.
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Four Bankers Could Be Witnesses in Bond Sale Case
Four leading New York bankers may testify in the case involving the Brooklyn Manhattan Transit bond issue. The Securities and Exchange Commission debated calling Hayden Stone Lehman and Co Kuhn Loeb to clarify underwriter subscriptions and timing of authorization. The test centers on whether to permanently block temporary registration amid efforts to keep the bonds listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Lehman Bros
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BMT
Sues Iowa Liquor Commission for Contract Breach
Des Moines AP reports a suit filed against the Iowa Liquor Commission alleging breach of contract. The plaintiff seeks damages and questions the commission’s handling of a cash register matter during the dispute.
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Alleged Forger Held For Chicago
A man identified as Everett S. LaRue, 21, was arrested by police in Chicago on a mysterious forgery case. The incomplete report mentions a check and a suspect named Jorn Sulavan but lacks full details of charges or actions by authorities.
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Golfer Call Your Shot With Chester Norton Golf Teacher
A 1934 golf instruction piece explains how to avoid mid swing traps by keeping hands active and coordinated with the club. It warns that hands must not go dead at any swing phase and describes the drag or lag that results from mis-timed motion.
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Austrian code chief Sonnleithner held for espionage
Dr Franz Sonnleithner head of Austrias secret code bureau was jailed on charges of informing Nazi Germany about Austrian security plans. His arrest caused a stir due to his lineage from poet Franz Grillparzer. Authorities say he sent secret information to Munich and he worked with the federal public security office and state police headquarters.
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Franz Sonnieihner
Secret Code Bureau
Sonnleithner
Austria
Franz Grillparzer
Munich
Federal Office For Public Security
State Police
Post Office Opens Hearings On Ocean Mail Costs
The Post Office Department began exhaustive hearings to trim at least ten million dollars annually from abroad mail costs. Thirty two ocean carriers and four foreign air lines face questioning over use of thirty two million dollars yearly government payments for their services.
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Local Woman Hurt in Marion Auto Accident
Mrs Harry E Jenkinson of 1722 Fills boulevard NW suffered cuts after a collision on highway No 161 near the east city limits of Marion. Her car, driven toward Cedar Rapids, collided with a vehicle operated by A D Wilson of 1613 A avenue NE. Injuries were treated by a Marion physician and the incident was reported to Sheriff Joseph A Petrus.
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Every Series Begets Its Goat And Hero In Baseball Lore
The article notes a recurring pattern of heroes and goats in World Series history. It cites Pep Farnes and Hack Wilson as famous goats and heroes, mentions 1917 and other years, and recalls legendary figures like Mathewson, Babe Ruth, and Casey Stengel while acknowledging stars who underperformed on big stages.
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Britain to Build Up Her Defenses
Bristol report on Neville Chamberlain addressing the Conservative party conference. He says disarmament stalls without credible allied defense, urging Britain to strengthen defenses and empire security amid fears among great powers. Lord Lloyd warns imperial provisions are inadequate and Britain’s sea mastery has been compromised.
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Mrs Randol Tested Over Abuse Before Husband Slaying
In Waterloo AP report defense testimony claims Mary A Randol sustained bruises after a shooting as part of a defense of temporary insanity. Witnesses describe injuries from alleged kicks by Randol and prior head bruises treated by Dr. Harry Brown. County Attorney Gwynne seeks to strike much of Wednesday testimony.
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Jones Proposes Plan to Pay Off Small National Banks
In Washington AP Jesse Jones chairman of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation said a near finished plan would wind up about 400 small national banks receiverships by distributing assets to pay depositors roughly six million dollars. The plan could extend to closed state banks and hinges on state banking commissions with possible later modifications. Local depositors committees would handle assets post receivership with RFC holding a lien for the lent amount.
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Round Heel Teams Disappear From Football Stage
New York report notes shift in college football as underdog programs surprise powerhouses. Southern California held 6–0 by College of the Pacific, Stanford tied 7–7 with Santa Clara, signaling waning dominance of traditional rivals.
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Boy Paralyzed By Shot From Railway Detective's Gun
CHICAGO IN S I N G Take good care of Brownie Ma four year old Charley Verba lay on a hospital cot awaiting fate after a bullet fired by railway detective Ulysses McBride struck Brownie the boy’s dog and pierced Charley’s spine leaving him paralyzed from the waist down doctors reported the boy’s father is dead and the family is on relief rolls Charley told his mother to care for Brownie as he feared for his life and health after the incident near railroad yards on Wednesday night
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Mrs Marshall Field May Seek Divorce
Reno dispatch reports Marshall Field III son of a Chicago family and New York banker may face divorce as his second wife Audrey Field has taken legal steps here She previously divorced Evelyn Marshall Field in 1930 after accusing desertion The couple married in New York on February 6 1916 and a trust fund of 1 million dollars annually was provided for her and their three children.
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Weinberg Convicted in Zukor Jewelry Theft Case
James Weinberg was found guilty by a Chicago jury of theft of 65 000 in jewelry from Mrs Adolph Zukor wife of the Hollywood mogul. Weinberg faces one to ten years in prison after his co defendant and acquitted wife Eula and co defendant Robert Vestal. The robbery occurred while Mrs Zukor slept at the Blackstone hotel two months earlier.
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Iowan Dies As He Nears Age Of 102
Reikens D Reikens died at his Wellsburg home on Thursday at nearly 102. Born in Vollenersehn Germany in 184? he emigrated in 1866 and lived in Forreston Illinois and Bremer county Iowa before settling in Wellsburg. He served twenty three years in the merchant marine before retiring.
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MacDonald Endorses Roosevelt View On Britain Recovery
London reports Prime Minister James Ramsey MacDonald praised President Roosevelt for the right approach to Britain's recovery program. He said the national government used practical methods to solve problems, mixing orthodox and unorthodox policies as conditions dictated. The Labour leader indicated the campaign for reelection would run in 1935 or 1936 with all three parties active in the pre election effort.
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Raiders Treasury Shows Deficit But Faces Major League Tie Up
Cedar Rapids Baseball association reports a $2200 treasury deficit after routine business. President Harry Johnson says outlook favorable for a hookup with a major league club next year and cites talks with Detroit Tigers Chicago Cubs St Louis Cardinals and Cincinnati Reds. Directors expect to stay in the Western league with another meeting before the National association gathering in Louisville next month.
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Marion Captain Out Likely For DeWitt Clash
Coach Don Wolfe prepares the Marion Crimson for a Friday matchup with DeWitt. Captain Ike King is sidelined by a torn rib cartilage, leaving left guard uncertain. Backfield changes place Johnson and Derflinger on the first team while Widger and Junior Reed vie for other spots as Marion aims for its first win on the road.
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Scottsboro Retrial Refused by Alabama High Court
Alabama Supreme Court overruled rehearing for Heywood Patterson and Clarence Norris in the Scottsboro case. The court fixed December 7 as the execution date for the two condemned defendants in the attack trial.
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Patterson Renews Nepotism Charge in Iowa
Melbourne report says George W. Patterson republican candidate for lieutenant governor renewed nepotism charges against the democratic state administration. He claimed a complete list of state employees is being withheld and questioned why payroll lists are inaccurate or incomplete.
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George W. Patterson
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Sealed Verdict Returned In Oral Lease Suit
A district court jury returned a sealed verdict at 3 p.m. in a $179 oral lease case brought by H. F. Kohl against Fred Beebe and Jennie Beebe. Jury had received the case at 12:30 p.m. and the verdict will be opened by Judge Ring on Friday morning.
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Hammock Dancer Draws Large Crowds in Sierra Leone
A popular hammock dancer tours Sierra Leone attracting huge crowds as he performs gymnastics while suspended between tall poles. Drums accompany the act and assistants hold the supporting poles while the show can last for hours.
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