French Chiefs Seek Ban On La Rocque Unit
Paris reports nervous officials rejected criminal action against fascist leaders linked to street disorders. Ministers approved a Paris region ban on partisan demonstrations while delaying charges against Col. Francois de la Rocque. De la Rocque’s movement and the Croix de Feu are under scrutiny amid clashes between fascists and communists near Parc des Princes.
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Paris
Leon Blum
Col
Francois de la Rocque
French Social Party
Croix de Feu League of Nationalists
League
de la Rocque
Conference of Ministers
Social Party
Interior
Roger Salengro
Peasants Front
Parc Des Princes
Henri Dorgeres
Schools Will Continue Bedside Instruction State Aid Continued
Superintendent Arthur Deamer told the board that bedside instruction begun last year will continue this year with 19 students, from kindergarten to senior high. The state contributed $10 per month per pupil last year, two teachers were paid $1 per lesson per child, and each pupil had three lessons weekly. With state aid continuing, the program remains worthwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Deamer
Board of Education
Deamer
Mind Changing Over Life Leads To Progress Says Expert
In a 1936 note the author argues rapid belief changes suit youth for discarding superstition about sex race and luck. As maturity grows frequent shifts on life marriage and sin may harm cohesion. Husbands often react angrily when wives vote against them, preferring domestic input over national choices.
Memory booklet promises better recall by science
Dr Henry Cine presents a booklet titled Rules for a good memory with methods to remember names dates lessons and books. Offered as a reader service for 10 cents plus a stamped self addressed envelope to Dr Albert E Wiggam care this newspaper. Request MEMORY title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
CINE
Albert E. Wiggam
September Rainfall Sets 20 Year September Record in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids and vicin‑ity received 9.19 inches of rain in September the heaviest since records began over two decades. The total contrasted with July’s dry spell and 96 degree peak spell. Mean temperature reached 67 plus with warm nights preventing frost, while September 1935 averaged 62.17 and 1934 60.32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Chambers Inskeep Company
Nabbed for Joy Ride Car Thefts in Cedar Rapids
Two youths, 14 year old Robert Suchomel and 16 year old Loren Amspeker, were charged with larceny after police recovered a stolen car and linked them to several prior “joy ride” thefts. Suchomel was arrested after a chase in which shots were fired at the fleeing vehicle.
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Cedar Rapids
Robert Suchomel
Third Street
Loren Amspeker
Fourteenth Avenue
Suchomel
Walsh and
Walters
Amspoker
Walsh
Riverside Park
Suchomel Adae
Charles Filipi
Seventeenth Street
Sid Stemlar
Grande Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Second Street
Dick Vogel
Seventh Street
Vaclav Suchan
Leon Svoboda
K Street
Decorah Man Joe Alexander Found Dead at Hotel Winneshiek
Joe Alexander, 77, was found dead Sunday morning in a house behind the Hotel Winneshiek where he had lived alone for months. A fire was requested an hour earlier as he complained of illness. Death attributed to a heart attack. Alexander came to Decorah twenty years ago and was known in Northeast Iowa as a trackside race horse attendant. He previously worked as a locomotive fireman out of Cedar Rapids.
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Decorah
Joe Alexander
Winneshiek
Alexander
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Lepers Demand Equal Treatment In Manila Protest
About 300 lepers overpowered guards at San Lazaro Hospital and marched to Malacanang Palace to petition President Manuel Quezon for end of leper segregation. They carried placards pleading liberty or death and equality, then returned to the hospital after army officials promised delivery to Quezon.
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Manila
P. I
INS
San Lazaro Hospital
Malacanang Palace
Manuel Quezon
Philippine Army
Quezon
Army
School Board Leases Hill Park For Football
The Cedar Rapids school board agreed with Walter Barngrover owner of Hill Park to allow local high school football teams to play up to sixteen games there this fall for 300 dollars. Barngrover will receive this year. Last year the park was used free. The board must return the property in same condition except natural depreciation. The Cedar Rapids Baseball association offered free lighting if broken globes are replaced.
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Walter Barngrover
Hill Park
Board of Education
Barngrover
Joe Sadowsky
Funeral services held for Albert Reha in Iowa City
Funeral services were held here Tuesday for Albert Reha 81 lifelong resident of Iowa City who died Saturday.
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Iowa City
Albert Reha
Farmer-Labor Women's Auxiliaries Open State Convention Here
The Iowa Farmer Labor Association of Women's Auxiliaries holds its statewide convention at the Roosevelt hotel with a banquet Tuesday at 7 p.m. Speakers Willard Lee and D L Harvey will attend. A Quaker Oats plant tour follows the business session tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. over 100 attendees expected.
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Farmer-Labor Women’s Auxiliaries
Iowa Farmer-Labor Association of Women’s Auxiliaries
Roosevelt Hotel
Willard Lee
Clinton
D. L. Harvey
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Harvey
Iowa
Charlotte Gaunt
Commercial Appeal Joins Scripps Howard Chain Memphis
The Commercial Appeal in Memphis sold to Scripps-Howard, with Col James Hammond retiring as publisher and president. Scripps-Howard gains control of the Memphis morning and afternoon editions, with the Press-Scimitar becoming the afternoon paper.
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Memphis
Scripps-Howard
Memphis, Tenn
Commercial Appeal
South
James Hammond
Press-Scimitar
Hazelle Harper Resigns as Harrison Geography Teacher
Hazelle Harper, 849 Third Avenue SE, geography and history teacher at Harrison school, resigned accepted by the board Monday night to pursue another line of work. Alice M. Charlesworth of Clarinda was hired to replace her, recommended by Supt. Arthur Deamer.
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Hazelle Harper
Third Avenue SE
Harrison School
Board of Education
Harper
Alice M. Charlesworth
Clarinda
Italians Predict New Trade Treaty With United States
Rome sources say the removal of export bounties will open talks on a Italo American commercial treaty long discussed but blocked by fascist policy. The change may also aid an Anglo Italian agreement now under negotiation. The Italian stock market will reopen Wednesday after a devaluation decree.
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Rome
Italy
United States
Middle Amana Gets New Slate Roof On Woolen Mill
A slate roof is being added to the Middle Amana woolen mill under a contract awarded to Paul Herr. The project aims to upgrade the building and protect its historic structure.
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Middle Amana
Paul Herr
Sir Henry Craik Born in Glasgow in 1846
Noted British author and educator Sir Henry Craik was born in Glasgow in 1846 and died in 1927.
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Sir Henry Craik
Glasgow
St Paul Girls Leave After Visit Report
Mrs Mae Baller of 195 Saint Anthony Avenue St Paul reported her daughter Annette Chipoka 13 and Josephine Dorner 16 left St Paul after a visit on September 21 and went to Cedar Rapids on September 19 with funds from Annette's father Louie Chipoka and uncle Tommy Thomas. They visited Louie Chipoka at 863 Center Point Road NE and Tommy Thomas at 1602 Bever Avenue SE. Police were informed and the girls had not returned.
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Mae Baller
Saint Anthony Avenue
St. Paul
Minn
Annette Chipoka
Josephine Dorner
Cedar Raids
Baller
Louie Chipokas
Certer Point Road
Tommy Thomas
Beverav Nue SE
Thomas
Milwaukee
Annette
Easton Heads Iowa City University District Dental Society
Dr. George Easton of Iowa City was elected president of the University District of the Iowa State Dental Society at the annual meeting held at the Roosevelt hotel on Monday. Dr. L. C. Dow of Marion was elected vice president, Dr. L. Butterfield of Cedar Rapids secretary, and Dr. M. B. Katzoff of Cedar Rapids treasurer. Dr. C. V. Leman was re elected representative to the state executive council.
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George Easton
Iowa Ci
Uiversity
Iowa State Dent Society
Roosevelt Hotel
L. C. Dow
Marion
L. Butterfield
Cedar Rapids
Secreary
M. B. Katzoff
Ced Rapids
C. V. Leman
Counc
Australia Sells Iron Ore to Japan from Koolan Island Mines
Australia will ship 3000 tons of iron ore to Japan in the first year from Koolan Island Ya Sound mines on the northwest coast. A $5,000,000 Australian company will develop the mines with Japanese demand rising to 1,000,000 tons annually, providing steady local employment.
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Sydney
Japan
Koolan Island
Ya Sound
Australia
Orde
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