Paris police raid fascist party offices in Greater Paris
Police acting on government orders raided headquarters of the French social party across Paris. Weapons and a German dagger bearing a swastika were seized from Col. Francois de la Rocque’s home. Prosecution seeks to link the party to the outlawed Croix de Feu and to curb alleged semi military structure and arms influx from Switzerland.
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Paris
Germany
Col
Francois de la Rocque
Social Party
Seine Department
Leon Blum
French Social Party
Croix de Feu
Cross of Fire
la Rocque
New Social Party
France
Switzerland
Local School Teachers Convene at Waterloo District Meet
Local school men and women attend the Northeast district meeting of the Iowa State Teachers Association in Waterloo this weekend. Public schools close Friday for teachers to join convention sessions including talks by Supt. Arthur Deamer and Mary Icke among others, with presiding round table chairs and Kluss in charge of arrangements.
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Iowa State Teachers’ Association
Waterloo
Arthur Deamer
Mary Icke
Round Table
Margaret MacDonald
Polk
Sara Ann Brown
Wilson
Household Arts Round Table
E. H. Christensen
Robert L. Ebel
Roosevelt
Portland
Science Round Table
Buelah Perrin
Franklin
Science Group
Katherine Munkhoff
Commerce
Fred J. Kluss
Northeast chairman Fred A Winter named PE supervisor
Fred A Winter, northeast chairman, has been appointed physical education supervisor in the public schools. The move places Winter in charge of K 12 PE programs and school athletic policies.
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Northeast
Fred A. Winter
Non-Conforming Permit Sought for Auto Refinishing Site
Local attorney Dave Bleakley appeared before the city council with a petition for a non-conforming permit to enlarge the J. G. Harper Automobile Refinishing building on adjacent Harper land. The matter was sent to the legal department for opinion after Bleakley reported plan commission rejection of rezoning but its recommendation for the non-conforming permit.
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Dave Bleakley
J. G. Harper Automobile
Waukon High Defeats West Union 7 to 0
Waukon high school football shut out West Union 7 to 0 in a Wednesday afternoon game. Ed Thomas scored the touchdown as Waukon opened holes and played strong on defense, delivering one of the season’s best performances.
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Waukon
West Union
Ed Thomas
Calamus PTA Plans Monday Meeting at School Auditorium
The Calamus P T A will meet Monday evening in the school auditorium. The program includes community singing led by Mrs. George Wagner devotions by Mrs. H J Sheldahl a solo by Margaret Koster a reading by Bernice Lahann and an address Character Building by the Rev E J Braun of Lost Nation.
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Calamus
Calamus P. T. A
George Wagner
H. J. Sheldahl
Margaret Koster
Bernice Lahann
E. J. Braun
Lost Nation
Voters Rally For Noon Registration Window
A protest filed by attorney Joe Mekota urged the city to keep the registration office open at noon. A council member disclosed the office had already begun noon-hour operations the previous day.
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Council
Joe Mekota
Democratic Party
Mekota
Dave Williams Defends Street Oiling Protest At Council
The city council faced a protest from Kathryn Murphy Horlivg over street oiling in front of her property and rising costs. Commissioner Dave Williams defended the measure, noting the oiling cost was listed in signed petitions and the council acted per established procedures.
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Dave Williams
Council
Kathryn Murphy Horlivg
Williams
Petition Drive Drives Review Of J Street Improvement
Mrs Horlivy cites errors in procedure and 12 objectors as the council considers J street SW improvement petitions signed by over sixty percent of residents. Mayor Hahn refers the matter to Williams’ department for a full investigation and report to the council.
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J Street
Evangelist Says Satan Never Takes Vacations at London Revival
The Rev. Cecil E. Chapman of London Ontario conducts revival services at Church of God on L avenue at Eighth street NW. He declares Satan has a full time schedule and no holidays, portraying sin as a pervasive threat to individuals nations and civilization. Tonight he discusses Meeting the King and will recount meeting the late King George V of England.
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Cecil E. Chapman
London
Ontario
Canada
Church of God
L. Avenue
Eighth Street NW
Satan
Garden of Eden
Chapman
George V
England
Revival Nights With Evangelist Continue This Week
Evening sessions run daily except Saturday at 7 30 with a 30 minute song service each night. The final week features lectures on the book of Revelation, illustrated by 600 square feet of charts.
Mayor Proclaims Navy Day Observance with Roosevelt Tribute
Mayor Frank K. Hahn issued a Navy Day proclamation designating October 27, Theodore Roosevelt’s birthdate, as Navy Day. He urged citizens schools civic groups and churches to participate in the national observance honoring the navy and Roosevelt's memory.
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Frank K. Hahn
Theodore Roosevelt
Hahn
Roosevelt
Kindred Named Cornell Field Representative. Macaulay On Leave
Arthur Kindred, Cornell class of 1929, has become field representative on the college’s administrative staff. James Macaulay, also a field representative, is on leave at Columbia University pursuing a master’s degree and will return after the semester. The Kindreds, with son Jeremy, reside in Mount Vernon. Mrs. Kindred is Carol Hunt of Marion.
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Mount Vernon
Arthur Kindred
Cornell
Cornell College
James Macaulay
Columbia University
Kindred
Clinton
Garrett Theological Seminary
Mechanicsville
Earlville
Boulevard Light Plans On First Avenue Delayed By Protests
City council postponed a hearing on a proposed boulevard lighting project for First Avenue between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets SE after oral and written protests from residents. Objectors argued one block of lights would not connect to the city system and could worsen driver glare. The hearing was tabled for seven days while engineers verify petition support and potential impacts.
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First Avenue
Fifteenth
Sixteenth Streets
Engineer’s Department
C. F. Clark
C. W. Bingham
First Presbyterian Plans Recreation For Young People Friday
The First Presbyterian church opens its recreation rooms from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday for church youths and friends with supervision for games and crafts for both girls and boys. A Saturday bicycle trip to Shaver Park is planned for boys 7 to 15 with transportation for those without bikes. Meet at 9:30 a.m. with lunch. treasure hunt and more games are on the program. George Stone and Wallace Lyons lead the activities.
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First Presbyterian Church
Shaver Park
George Stone
Wallace Lyons
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