F D R Accuses Wall Street of Financing Against Him
President Roosevelt denounces Wall Street as using ill gotten money in a campaign against him in Cleveland Ohio. He cites Ohio recovery figures and argues the administration helps wage earners and all business groups by boosting purchasing power and living standards. He warns voters against anti reform propaganda and stresses the fight for those at the bottom of the economic pyramid.
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F.D.R
Wall Street
Ohio
America
Washington
Shirley Temple Stars in Dimples at Paramount
Shirley Temple headlines the new Dimples at Paramount with song and dance as she portrays Little Eva in a pre Civil War New York setting. Frank Morgan, Robert Kent, Helen Westley and Stepin Fetchit support a lively comedy with a minstrel finale and a Silly Symphony short.
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Shirley Temple
Paramount
Miss Temple
Shirley
Bowery
Little Old New York
Little Star
Frank Morgan
Morgan
Dimples
Stepin Fetchit
Caroline
Allen Drew
Robert Kent
Uncle Tom
Professor
Eva
Uncle
Charlie Chase
Elmer Elephant
Paramount News
King Edward Plans to Marry Wally and Abdicate Rumor
The article reports rampant speculation that King Edward might marry Mrs. Wallis Simpson and possibly abdicate in favor of the Duke of York. It notes court gossip, church and political opposition to the match, and suggests retirement as a serious possibility amid public fascination.
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Duke of York
Wallis Simpson
Baltimore
Simpson W
Edward
Mrs. Simpson
Britain
Relatives Say They Know Nothing of Simpson King Edward Rumor
Washington relatives of Mrs. Ernest Simpson said they have no knowledge of reports she plans to marry King Edward VIII after her divorce. Aunt chaperone D. Buchanan Merryman and other relatives voiced surprise and disbelief at the circulating rumor.
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Washington
Ernest Simpson
Edward VIII of
England
D. Buchanan Merryman
Simpson
Edward
Prince of Wales
Anne Gordon Suydam
Revision of the Lame Duck Act Sparks Election Crisis Talk
Washington experts study scenarios where no president is chosen by January 20. If no majority, House vote and state delegation blocs could delay inauguration, prompting calls to revise the Twentieth Amendment as Congress weighs the risk of a power vacuum.
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Washington
INS
Senate
House
George Norris
Nebraska
City Briefs Feature Council Session and Local Events
City council met Saturday for a brief session to approve bills and payrolls. The First Baptist B Y P A will present a four scene Biblical play Ruth Thursday at 7 30 p m in the church auditorium at Second avenue and Twelfth street SE. Dr J C Field of Peru South America a Y M C A worker will speak on South American conditions at the Rotary Club luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel Monday.
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First Baptist B. Y. P. A
Ruth
First Baptist Church
Second Avenue
Twelfth Street SE
J. C. Field
Peru
South America
Rotary Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Local boy sustains lip injury in bicycle mishap
Wilbur Matus Jr son of Mr and Mrs W L Matus of Fifteenth Avenue SW fell from his bicycle on the way to drum corps practice Saturday morning. He cut his lip badly, required several stitches, and is recovering at home.
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Wilbur Matus, Jr
W. L. Matus
Fifteenth Avenue SW
Wilbur
Community Players adjust acting class meeting time
The acting class will meet Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Playhouse replacing the regular Wednesday session. The time shift is part of rehearsals for "Ceiling ero."
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Playhouse
Davis Begged Larceny Fine With Work Guarantee
Ted R. Davis aged 22 of 921 Second Street SE faced Justice A. S. Reed on larceny charges. He was fined 100 dollars or 30 days in jail, suspended on good behavior if he leaves town and accepts a farm job. Davis had two sacks of coal in a car rumble seat and admitted taking coal from Riverside Fuel at 9 p.m. Thursday. Detectives Condon and Kudrna reported.
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Ted R. Davis
Second Street
Justice A. S. Reed
Davis
Riverside Fuel Company
Condon and
Kudrna
What Cheer Bank Waives 20 Percent of Deposits
The old First National Bank of What Cheer will pay a 20 percent waiver on deposits, allowing 80 percent to be available immediately. Twenty percent of the waived amount had been released earlier.
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What Cheer
First National Bank of
Oelwein Forms Business Girls League
Business girls of Oelwein met Friday evening to organize the Business Girls league of Oelwein. Miss Stein of Cedar Rapids assisted. Sixteen charter members included officers Mae Shadle president Isabelle Cook vice president Ethel Hoth secretary and Evelyn Eck treasurer.
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Oelwein
Business Girls of
Business Girls League of
Miss Stein
Cedar Rapids
Mae Shadle
Isabelle Cook
Ethel Hoth
Evelyn Eck
Alice in Blunderland and the Roosevelt address
Alice Longworth condemns Roosevelt for defending the NRA and refusing to disclose revival plans. She argues business praise hides monopoly protection and warns that unless he pledges to repeal autocratic powers, the public must doubt his intentions if elected.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
NRA
Blue Eagle
Landon
Congress
Alice Longworth
Second Evangelical To Lay Cornerstone For Remodeled Building
Second Evangelical church at Eighteenth Avenue and Ninth Street SW will lay a cornerstone Sunday at 2 15 p.m. Rev I L Baumgartner Cedar Falls Evangelical district superintendent會 speaker. The building enlarges to about twice its former size and will be renovated completely.
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Second Evangelical Church
Eighteenth Avenue
Ninth Street
I. L. Baumgartner
Cedar Falls
Evangelical
C. H. Webster
Margaret Dill
Etta Payne
Isabelle Dill
Edna Forsythe
G. B. Miller
Ellen Shettel
J. W. Leasure
O. C. Gatrelle
Intoxication fine for driver in head-on collision injuring two
Hortense Schroeder sustained a nose cut and a bruised leg when the car carrying her and Ralph Clemens collided head on with John Kellys vehicle on Sixteenth avenue. Clemens, Amarosa truck driver, was fined 25 dollars and costs in police court for intoxication. Schroeder was treated at Mercy hospital and released. Witnesses included C C Gillin Jerry Platz and Ed Gorman.
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Hortense W. Schroeder
F Avenue NW
Ralph Clemens
Anamosa
John Kelly
Tenth Street
Harold Woodford
Sixteenth Avenue
C Streets
Clemens
Miss Schroeder
Mercy Hospital
Woodford
C. C. Gillin
Second Avenue
Jerry Platz
First Avenue
Ed Gorman
Seventh Street
Catholic Debate Suggested Between Coughlin And Ryan
The Echo Buffalo Catholic newspaper calls for a public debate between Father Coughlin and Monsignor John A. Ryan on money as a major issue. Ryan, aligned with Roosevelt, criticized Detroit priest Coughlin as daring yet prejudicial in his remarks, after a feisty public exchange.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Father Coughlin
Msgr
John A. Ryan
The
Echo
Monsignor Ryan
Roosevelt
Detroit
Dr. Ryan
Sally
Democratic Party
Weather Cloudy And Colder For Football Fans
Cloudy skies and fluctuating temperatures forecast for Iowa City bound football fans in Cedar Rapids. The day opened around 43 degrees at 7 am, rose to 46 by 9 am, dipped to 44 at 10, and stood 45 at 1 15 pm with Friday highs near 63, then 50 by nightfall. Light rain Friday night totaled 0 01 inch.
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Cedar Rapids
Mercury
Chambers
Death Plot Tied to House Servant and Wealth Suspicions
Detectives arrest the butler after finding arsenic in the house tied to a plot around Mrs. Churchill. Lee admits buying poisons claiming squirrels were the target. police allege the plan involved inheritance and insurance to crown Lee as sole heir, with Mrs. Churchill’s wealth at stake. Churchill died mysteriously in Florida at 73. police suggest foul play centered on Lee.
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Lee
Reeves
Churchill
Florida
Chang
One Dead Two Hurt In Two Blasts At Michigan University
At the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor two lab blasts left one graduate student dead and two others injured. George Drasin, 23, of Grand Rapids, died while working on a steel drum with an acetylene torch. Oliver Brown, a chemistry instructor, and Frieda Kaufman, a Chicago student, suffered facial cuts from a separate explosion.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
George Drasin
Grand Rapids
Oliver Brown
Frieda Kaufman
Chicago
Alfred W. White
Department of Chemical Engineering
Drasin
Belgium Denies Gaining Any From Three Accords
Brussels AP reports Independence Belge claims Belgium will not give up its military pacts with France nor its League Covenant duties or Locarno pact adherence. It also says the chief of staff seeks 100 million dollars to modernize the army. King Leopold’s cabinet speech is seen as guiding principles, not neutrality.
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Brussels
Independance Belge
Belgium
France
Leopold
Grinnell seniors honored with Phi Beta Kappa shingles
Four Grinnell College seniors ranked highest in scholarship received Phi Beta Kappa shingles at a chapel service. Prof J W Charlton spoke and presented the honors to three men Robert Gannaway Berger Graves Roger Nelson and one woman Frances Hansen. Graves has been a star tackle on the college football team for three seasons.
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Grinnell
Grinnell College
J. W. Charlton
Robert Gannaway
Berger Graves
St. Louis
Roger Nelson
Gowrie
Frances Hansen
Omaha
Judge Grants Hemphill Promissory Judgment in Chi Kappa Pi Case
Judge James P. Gaffney awarded $1 208.61 on promissory notes in district court Friday against the Chi Kappa Pi fraternity in Iowa City.
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Iowa City
James P. Gaffney
E. E. Hemphill
Chi Kappa Pi
Iowa double bill thrills packed audience at local theater
An eager crowd filled the Iowa house for a two feature program headlined by Daniel Boone with George O'Brien. The Big Game follows football players and gamblers with romance, a wedding, and a riot on the field as a news reel closes the show.
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Iowa Theater
Kain-to-kee
Daniel Boone
George O’brien
Heather Angel
Bobby Wilson
William Shakespeare
June Travis
Bruce Cabot
Andy Devine
N. D
Theaters Open With Notable Double Bill Listings
Iowa venues feature The Big Game with Philip Huston and June Travis alongside Daniel Boone with George OBrien and Heather Angel. Paramount showcases Dimples with Shirley Temple and Frank Morgan. Palace screens Hearts Divided with Dick Powell and Marion Davies, plus Country Beyond with Paul Kelly and Rochelle Hudson. State shows Last of the Mohicans with Randolph Scott and Binnie Barnes, plus Back to Nature with The Jones family. Rialto features Pinto Rustlers with Tom Tyler and Ticket to Paradise with Roger Pryor and Wendy Barrie. Sun presents Music is Magic with Alice Faye and Ray Walker and Whispering Smith Speaks with George OBrien and Irene Ware.
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Iowa
Philip Huston
June Travis
Daniel Boone
George O’brien
Heather Angel
Paramount
Shirley Temple
Frank Morgan
Dimples
Palace
Dick Powell
Marion Davies
Paul Kelly
Rochelle Hudson
State
Last of the Mohicans
Randolph Scott
Binnie Barnes
Henry Wilcoxon
Jones Family
Nature
Rialto
Tom Tyler
Roger Pryor
Wendy Barrie
Democrats Use Franking Privilege for Massive Campaign Mail
In Washington the senate office building hosts a large mailout of campaign literature. About 14 men operate under Emil Hurja's direction to print 6 million cards in ten days. The pieces quote Alf Landon, with franked mail issued by Democrats Guffey Barkley Brown and Merritt.
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Washington
Senate
Special
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Emil Hurja
James A. Farley
Alf M. Landon
Guffey
Pennsylvania
Barkley
Kentucky
Brown
New Hampshire
Representative Merritt
New York
Frank
Two Plead Not Guilty To Charges At Vinton
Heinie Fintel aged 68 and Andrew Miller aged 64 pleaded innocent to statutory charges on behalf of a 12 year old Vinton school girl when arraigned before District Judge C E Walters. A Benton county grand jury indicted them earlier Friday. Bail was set at 1500 for Fintel and 2000 for Miller. both remained jailed unable to post bonds.
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Vinton
Heinie Fintel
Barber
Andrew Miller
C. E. Walters
Benton County
Walters
Fintel
Miller
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