Hatfield and Patterson Spark Isolated Campaign Notes
In West Virginia Henry D Hatfield seeks another Senate term while George W Patterson runs for lieutenant governor in Iowa He is a farmer who owns over 800 acres and says he would rather farm than politics The piece notes campaign funding and questions about relief money and government policy It also references the Stoll kidnapping in Louisville and criticism of crime and law enforcement in America The column mentions a 36 hour week decree and a Kansas dam petition with about 125000 signers and 60000 supporting letters
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Jowa
Surgeon Hatfield
George W. Patterson
Iowa
Patterson
Atterson
George Patterson
Bloodstained boathouse pier linked to Stoll kidnapping
Three youths found bloodlike stains on a nearby boathouse pier and a torn telephone book as investigators combed the Stoll estate. Berry V. Stoll pleaded again for his kidnapped wife Alice while authorities check for links to the abduction and ransom demand.
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Louisville
Berry V. Stoll
Stoll
Harrods Creek
Lost Dreams and the Cost of Realism in Everyday Living
Dr. Joseph Fort Newton discusses the erosion of youthful dreams as life’s harsh realities replace ideals. Two former students recall campus visions while realizing and questioning the light they once followed, concluding that judgment rests on the dreams pursued.
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Joseph Fort Newton
Tangwill
Anid
Paul Richter
Service clubs urged to help feed hungry children
The article notes an arrangement that costs little based on results and argues it is someone’s duty to ensure no hungry children, in or out of school, with service clubs potentially aiding in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Public Health Nursing Bureau
Boy Confesses He Slew Grandmother in Chicago
James Soldat admitted plotting a robbery with two friends to steal from his grandmother Anna Soldat, 67, but the plan turned fatal. He confessed after his relatives found her body and police detained him, with accomplices Frank Skowrowski, 17, and John Machiewski, 19, also implicated.
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Chicago
James Soldat
James
Anna Soldat
Robert Soldat
Frank Skowrowski
John Machiewski
Coogan Trains as Yell Leader at USC
Jackie Coogan, once a famed child star, is being coached for yell leader duties at the University of Southern California.
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Holly Wood
INS
Jackie Coogan
Kid
University of Southern California
Bavarian Church Uprising After Bishop Meiser Arrest
Open revolt against nazification of the German Protestant church spreads in Bavaria after Bishop Hans Meiser is arrested. St Matthews parish council protests their loyalty as Berlin confessional synod issues a manifesto denouncing Reichsbishop Ludwig Mueller. The struggle pits church authorities against Nazi influence amid calls for freedom and unity.
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Munich
Bavaria
Berlin
Reichsbishop
Ludwig ‘Mueller
Meiser
League Council May Meet After Marseilles Slayings
Geneva reports say a special League of Nations Council session could be convened after the Marseilles assassinations. The Belgrade meeting would involve Romania and Yugoslavia authorizing Czechoslovakia to convoke the session. Police findings may influence the move as investigators probe Hungarian accomplices.
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League Council
Marseilles
Geneva
League of Nations Council
Hungary
Little Entente
Professional group elects new president in Lincoln
William R. Kueffner of St. Paul was elected president to succeed William C. Knoelk of Milwaukee as treasurer of the American Interprofessional Institute. The 1935 convention place was set for Rockford, Illinois.
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Lincoln, Neb
William R. Kueffner
St. Paul
American Interprofessional Institute
William C. Knoelk
Milwaukee
Rockford, Ill
Blizzard Grips New England Amid Early Season Storm
New Englanders shopped for winter clothing as a record early October blizzard eased to cold and light rain. Boston saw a 32 degree low, with snow dumping in northern sections and heavy drifts, while towns like North Adams and Mount Washington reported double digit snow totals. Coast guards rescued marooned mariners near Vineyard Sound and Mount Hope Bay as vessels faced grounding and exposure in the storm.
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Boston
New
Boston Weather Bureau
New England
North
North Adams
Berkshires
Northfield
Mount Washington
N. H
Concord
Center Ossipee
Presque
Antietam
Mount Hope Bay
Coast Guards
Newport
R. I
William
Thomas
Harrington
West Island
Sakonett Point
Vineyard Sound
Cape Cod
Coast Guard
Harriet Lane
Cynthia
Presque Isle
M E
Point Allerton
City ‘Point
Conroy
Hingham Yacht Club
Melvin Waite
South Weymouth
Laval gets French foreign portfolio
Pierre Laval, former premier and foreign minister, arrives in the United States to discuss war debts and is given the foreign portfolio to replace the slain Louis Barthou. Premier Gaston Doumergue reshuffles cabinet naming Louis Rollin colonial minister and Paul Marchandeau interior secretary, replacing Albert Sarraut after Barthou’s assassination.
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Paris
Pierre Laval
United States
Louis Barthou
Gaston Doumergue
Louis Rollin
Paul Marchandeau
Albert Sarraut
Barthou
Vicki novel unveils Eva Wiley mystery on Park Avenue
Julie Anne Moore's new novel Vicki unfolds a Park Avenue intrigue involving Eva Wiley and Mac Kenzie Westcott. Amid a daring abduction by Killer Kruger, Eva's fate remains central as readers are invited to follow the opening chapters in The Cedar Rapids Gazette starting Monday Oct. 15.
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Eva Wiley
Park Avenue
MacKenzie Westcott
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Roosevelt accuses relief funds of buying votes in Connecticut
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt charged that federal relief funds were used to buy votes and push Democratic propaganda. He called the programs a colossal campaign fund and compared Maine’s Democratic win to past Tammany-style elections. He warned of a return to spoils system via new government branches and civil service exemptions.
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Bridgeport, Conn
New Deal Administration
Theodore Roosevelt
Young Republicans
Connecticut
Democratic’ Party
Congress
Roosevelt
Bays
Maine
Farley
Tammany
Col
Col. Roosevelt
United States
Legion of Decency urged to ban animal abuse in films
Hollywood report says the Los Angeles Federation of Women's Clubs asked the Legion of Decency to extend its bans to movies featuring animal abuse. The appeal targets pictures that depict mistreatment of animals in productions.
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Hollywood
INS
Legion of Decency
Los Angeles
Film couple held in postal money order case
Pretty Kay Keith and her husband William A. Keith were detained by federal postal inspectors in Los Angeles on charges they raised a one dollar postal money order to one hundred dollars.
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Los Angeles
Pretty Kay Keith
William A. Keith
Keith
Weather Outlook for Chicago Week of October Fifteenth
AP forecast shows the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys along with the northern and central Great Plains experiencing generally fair skies in the north and unsettled conditions in the south at the start of the week. Mostly fair conditions expected for the rest of the week with showers in northern areas on Wednesday and Thursday, and temperatures near normal.
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Chicago
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Slayer Of Cop Given Life Term In Siko Murder
George Couch a 27 year old former convict was found guilty of the murder of Patrolman Albert Siko. The jury fixed life imprisonment as punishment for the shooting on April 29 during a street car pursuit by a bandit.
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St, Louis
George Couch
Albert Siko
Siko
Government cannot pay gunfire hospital bills for Dillinger case
Comptroller General J. R. McCarl ruled that the government cannot cover hospital expenses for three people wounded during the Dillinger pursuit. The claim included Miss Etta Natalsky and two CCC workers, with a justice agent also killed the same night. McCarl said special legislation is required.
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Washington
J. R. McCarl
Department of Justice
John Dillinger
Etta Natalsky
Dillinger
Chicago
CCC
Little Bohemia Lodge
Wisconsin
Dillinger” Gang
John Hoffman
John Norris
W. Carter Baum
McCart
70 Cent Corn Price Satisfactory To Him
FAIRMONT Minn AP Joe Goraczkowski farmer of East Chain township is satisfied with 70 cents a bushel for corn. He marketed last year's crop of 6 825 bushels for 4 770 50 here Saturday. A year ago with corn at 33 cents a bushel his check would have been 2 252 25, while in 1932 with corn at 18 cents his money would have totaled 1 228 50.
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Fairmont, Minn
Joe Goraczkowski
East Chain Township
Hungarian Miners Enter Hunger Strike in Pecs Mine
More than 1,000 coal miners including youths as young as fifteen have barricaded themselves in a Pecs coal mine and begun a hunger strike demanding pay increases. After forty eight hours the strikers sent a messenger noting they would rather die than abandon their stand. A prior strike in Jugoslavia had success.
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Budapest
INS
Pecs
Jugoslavia
Manchester man admits plot in wife murder with two accomplices
Reginald Tracy 54 and accomplices conspired to kill his wife on Oct 3 near Manchester. Adolph Berg, 34, allegedly fired the fatal shots. Berg is at large after a past record. motive given as robbery was denied by investigators.
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Manchester
Reginald Tracy
Tracy
Flossie Fear
Farley
Adolph
Berg
Lenore
Iowa
Fort Madison
Mrs. Fear
Sand Creek Bridge
Fear
Retrial Denied in Kelley Kidnap Case
Clayton Missouri. Circuit court denied Angela Rosegrant's motion for a new trial in the kidnapping of Dr. Isaac Dee Kelley Jr. three years ago. Judge granted bail of thirty thousand dollars pending appeal.
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Clayton, Mo
Angela Rosegrant
Isaac Dee Kelley, Jr
Rosegrant
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