Roosevelt declares corner in recovery tone at Colorado rally
President Roosevelt spoke from the West Terrace of the Colorado state capitol in Denver saying the monetary system is sound and recovery is near. He linked lower costs and rising private employment to a shrinking need for federal relief and pledged more action to preserve constitutional government. Acknowledging water and sugar policies, he touted mining revival and said the nation is around the corner with a balanced budget potential within a year or two.
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No moral wrong was done yet a tragic outcome followed
An elder reflects on a past mistake described as unwise but not evil. He laments harm to others yet insists no intent to harm, urges not dwelling on errors, and promotes overcoming the past through learning from cause and effect, noting responsibility to redeem future usefulness. Dr Newton.
Stoll Kidnapper Loses New Trial Plea But Appeals Granted
Federal Judge Elwood Hamilton overruled the request for a new trial for Thomas H. Robinson Jr serving a life term for the kidnaping of Mrs. Alice Stoll. The court granted an appeal.
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Louisville, Ky
Elwood Hamilton
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Avenworth Penitentiary
Alice Stoll
Anppeal
Jailed for Selling Space in Heaven in Romania
Vienna reports Ion Gilbherie former church sexton was arrested in Bucharest for selling space in heaven to peasants at 16 lei per square yard about 15 cents. A local priest commented on the incident as a crime against faith and trust.
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Roosevelt visits stir Nebraska as Norris race twists politics
President Roosevelt campaigns for Norris and other Democrats in Nebraska. Norris, formerly a Republican now running as independent, faces Terry Carpenter Democrat and Robert Simmons Republican in a key Senate race. Analysts see split support and unclear primary impact as Roosevelt aims to deliver Nebraska's seven electoral votes.
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Robert Simmons
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Republi
Spanish Rebels Drive Loyalists Back Near Madrid
Reported insurgent forces struck swiftly along multiple highways west of Madrid forcing a retreat of loyalist troops. Rebels claimed new attacks from the north and sighted early Madrid outskirts while Madrid restricted troop movement reporting a grave situation. Loyalists held Oviedo but faced a rebel push toward key forts and the cathedral in the city’s northeast suburbs.
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Toledo Highway
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Man Falls From Ladder Injures Back In 36 Foot Drop
Leslie Webster, 41, of 253 Ninth avenue, Marion, suffered a broken back and fractured rib after a ladder slipped while he painted a barn and he plunged to the ground. He was taken to St. Luke's hospital at 7 p.m. and remains confined. Junior Lundquist, 8, also treated for a fractured right arm at home after an incident Sunday evening. Lewis Kalinsky, Miller apartments, cut on right hand from broken glass and released. Harley Kephart, 5, at 920 Tenth street NE, lacerations on finger and palm from an electric saw and discharged after treatment.
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Ninth Avenue
Marion
Webster
St. Luke’s Hospital
Junior Lundquist
Edwin W. Lundquist
C Avenue NW
21 Killed In Mine Explosion In Japan
In Fukuoka Japan a gas explosion at a nearby coal mine left 21 dead 22 seriously injured and many missing. Officials reported the disaster occurred Monday prompting rescue teams to search the site for survivors.
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Politics on the Air Schedule Spotlight
Radio listings show political programs across networks with the Republican and Democratic lineups. Names include Wm Hard Prof Edwin Lee Holton Gov London and Grace Hutchins, plus diverse stations WEAF WSYR WBEN WHAM WABY and WJZ NBC CBS NBC NBC.
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Wm. Hard
Edwin Lee Holton
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London
Cleveland
WABC
Oe Progress
John Cudahy
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WSYR
WBEN
WABY
Grace Hutchins
WJZ
NBC
Townsend backs Landon in nine states
Dr. Francis E Townsend promotes Landon in nine states where Lemke cannot appear on ballots. He urges defeating Roosevelt to pass the Townsend national recovery plan, insisting Lemke remains aligned with Townsend and that Roosevelt tolerates opposition campaigns.
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Francis E. Townsend
Old Age Pension Movement
Alf M. Landon
William Lemke
Franklin Roosevelt
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Lemke
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Florida
Oklahoma
Nevada
Kansas
New Jersey
North Carolina
West Virginia
Maryland
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New Deal Administration
Widely Known Auctioneer Gene Fagan Dies After Illness
Gene Fagan 64 of 1525 Washington Ave SE died at 1 30 a m Sunday in a local hospital after a little more than two weeks illness from an acute abdominal ailment with heart trouble He was born June 1 1872 in Cedar County near Rochester and began auctioneering in Marion in 1898 He moved to Cedar Rapids ten years ago Surviving are his wife a daughter Delores three brothers and two sisters Funeral mass will be Tuesday at 9 a m at Immaculate Conception Church with burial in Mount Calvary Cemetery
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Washington Avenue SE
Fagan
Cedar County
Rochester
Thomas
Ann Fagan
Marion
Mary Gatens
Cedar Valley
Cedar Rapids
Delores
John
Phillip Fagan
Muscatine
Thomas Fagan
Alexandria
William Gibson
Peoria
Ill
Ben Baker
Immaculate Conception Church
Msgr
J. M. Molloy
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Coughlin Accused by Ryan of Misleading Catholic Voters
Msgr. John A. Ryan, speaking on a radio address, charged Father Coughlin with extensive exaggeration and misquoting Pope Pius XI to attack President Roosevelt. Ryan said Coughlin paraphrased encyclicals and altered words to frame money and private credit as the supreme economic issue, noting the Pope never made that general statement.
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Father Charles E. Coughlin
America
Msgr
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Ryan
Catholic University
Detroit
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Msgr. Ryan
Court keeps New York women wage ruling. weighs Washington law
The Supreme Court affirmed prior rulings that New York's female minimum wage law is unconstitutional and agreed to review a challenge to a similar Washington state statute. The court also signaled readiness to rule later on Wagner Act questions while outlining other appeals on labor and bankruptcy laws.
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Beardsley Brother Dies in New York Hospital
Andrew H. Beardsley 72 president of Miles Laboratories Elkhart Indiana died of pneumonia in Doctors Hospital New York City. Funeral in Elkhart Tuesday. He served in the Indiana senate 1916 to 1924. Born September 29 1864 in Cass county Michigan. Dr Beardsley and his brother Charles F Beardsley of Elkhart attended at his bedside. His wife had been traveling with him from Europe aboard the Normandie.
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Cedar Rapids
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Indiana State Senate
Cass County
Mich
Kalamazoo
Iowa Bank Act of 1933 Upheld by U S High Court
The U S Supreme Court refused to hear the appeal of John A. and Alice M. Timmons challenging the Iowa 1933 bank reorganization law. Depositors with over $10 received cash, trust certificates, or assumed liabilities after banks reopened post the banking holiday, and the Timmonses sought full payment of $500.
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Supreme Court
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Alice M. Timmons
Iowa
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Iowa Supreme Court
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Luzon Typhoon Kills Hundreds and Wrecks Towns
A powerful typhoon sweeping Luzon caused at least 109 deaths and hundreds missing as it struck Friday and Saturday. Officials fear higher tolls as bodies are recovered in Cabanatuan and Nueva Ecija province with more drownings reported in Camarines Norte. relief officials plan aerial surveys.
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Philippines
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Here
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National Relief Commission
Tallmadge Becomes Ill As Wife Murder Trial Opens
Guy Tallmadge, 58, an undertaker's assistant, faces murder charges for allegedly shooting his wife to marry another woman. He became ill from nervous excitement Monday as his trial opened in Ogle county circuit court and returned to the courtroom shortly after.
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Oregon, Ill
Guy Tallmadge
Ogle County
DeLos Blanchard
Italian Daredevil Wins Speed Classic
Tazio Nuvolari the Italian daredevil won the 300 mile speed classic at Roosevelt Raceway on Long Island leading most of the race. Antonio Brivio briefly took the lead during a gas and supply stop before Nuvolari regained the front as about 75 000 spectators watched the European champion claim victory.
Landon Calls for Balanced Liberalism in Akron Rally
Governor Alf M. Landon urged a crowd in Akron to support a sane balanced liberalism, promoting real jobs and wages, social security, and a balanced budget. He criticized wartime style spending and a large bureaucratic state, claiming he would balance the budget without denying relief to the unemployed.
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Armory
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Ohio
Germany Threatens Navy Buildup Over Pact
London reports Germany delivered a note to Britain suggesting it would be compelled to enlarge its navy substantially if the pending Anglo Soviet naval pact is signed. The warning comes amid tensions over naval disarmament and alliance shifts.
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Great Britain
Train air search for Dillinger gang in Indiana
Indiana state police authorized use of an airplane to aid the hunt for three men possible as the Brady gangsters who escaped Greenfield jail. Sightings in Marion county prompt pursuit of Alfred Brady and two companions Shaffer and Dalhover, after a Hancock county jail break following a raid on Sheriff Watson.
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Matt Leach
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Greenfield
Watson
Richard E. Rivers
Richard Imhausen
Chicago
Imhausen
Fisher
Mickleyville
Landon Attacks Roosevelt Exports Claim in Ohio Drive
Governor Alf M Landon assails President Roosevelts Omaha remarks as deceptive claiming agricultural exports fell in quantity while dollars rose due to dollar devaluation He cites Hull and Roosevelts statements to challenge export growth moving from Ohio toward Cleveland in a Northern campaign stop.
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Ohio
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Omaha
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London
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Department of Commerce
Weather Turns To Indian Summer Type In Cedar Rapids
October showcased crisp sunshine as Cedar Rapids enjoyed Indian summer like weather. Temperatures ranged from a 40 degree overnight low to 67 during the day with a 50s evening and 45 by midnight as recorded by Chambers Inskeep company records.
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