Japan Moves Toward One-Party State
Tokyo reports from the Konoye government indicate a one party movement is taking shape as key ministers meet to discuss a new regime. The press says the drive will be pushed before the diet in December with national emergency cited as justification.
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Koichi Kido
Hankow
Canton
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Prince Khonoye
Mussolini
Lithuania seeks to appease Germany and Poland over minority rights
Lithuania moves to modify state security laws in Memel to appease German demands while offering limited rights to Polish residents. Memel diet meeting canceled amid reports of concessions as ministers return to Kaunas for talks on Germany and Poland and the fate of Memel.
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Memel
Czechoslovakia
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Baltic tensions prompt Baltic corridor talks amid Danzig fears
A report cites fears of a German Polish exchange that would give Germany the Free City of Danzig and the Polish corridor in return for Warsaw gaining Baltic access through Lithuania. Minority rights proposals for Poles in Lithuania aim to avert a regional crisis, but a climax over the dispute is feared in coming months. Burial details follow.
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Deaths Agnes Thompson 66 Widow of John Thompson
Agnes Thompson 66 widow of John W. Thompson died at her Chicago home at 4 am Thursday. Survived by daughter Mrs. Ray Challis Tipton two grandchildren Mrs. Ralph Becker Mechanicsville Mary Louise Arnold Tipton great granddaughter Florence Louise Becker Mechanicsville brother Arthur Ritchie Cedar Rapids three sisters Mrs Madeline Scott Mrs John Gawley both of Chicago and Mrs W E Peterson Cedar Rapids. Funeral in United Brethren church Morgan Park Chicago Friday then Cedar Rapids late Friday with additional services Beatty chapel Sunday and burial in Linwood cemetery.
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Second Street
Cedar Rapids
Milwaukee
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Norma Voss
Herman
Trinity Methodist Church
Mount Herman Lodge A. F
Loyal Order of Moose
The
Confectioners Union of Milwaukee
Beatty Chapel
J P. van Horn
Linwood Cemetery
Agnes Thompson
John W. Thompson
Chicago
Ray Challis
Tipton
Ralph Becker
Mechanicsville
Mary Louise Arnold
Florence Louise Becker
Arthur Ritchie
Madeline Scott
John Gawley
Chicageo
W. E. Peterson
Avenue
United Brethren Church
Morgan Park
Funeral for Joseph Havlik Scheduled in Brosh Chapel
Funeral services for Joseph Frank Havlik will be held in the Brosh chapel on Saturday at 3 p.m. The notice lists the time and location of the service.
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Joseph Havlik
Joseph Frank Havlik
Brosh Chapel
Funeral rites for James E. Bowersox at Shueyville church
Funeral services for James E. Bowersox pioneer Johnson County farmer and sorghum maker will be held at 2 30 p.m. Sunday in Shueyville United Brethren church. Rev. James T. Stewart will officiate. Burial in Shueyville cemetery with Modern Woodmen of America at the grave. Nephews acting as pallbearers.
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James E. Bowersox
Johnson County
Shueyville
Thomas A Skevington Dies at Home in Ona
Thomas A Skevington of Ona wa died Thursday night at his home. Survived by daughter Mrs Harry M Ivins and granddaughter Audrey Lea Ivins of 1832 Fifth Avenue SE. Funeral services set for Saturday at 3 p.m. in Onawa.
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Thomas A. Skevington
Onawa
Harry M., Ivins
Audrey Lea Ivins
Fifth Avenue SE
Joe Ladehoff Wins Jones County Corn Husker Title
Special to The Gazette Center Junction Joe Ladehoff led with 36 bushels to win the Jones county corn husker championship at the N C Holst farm two miles east of Center Junction. Remmington of Martelle took second with 2 3541 pounds, Grover of Wyoming third with 2 3254 pounds. Other results include Willis Scotch Grove 23239 pounds and Mortensen Center Junction 22885 pounds. The article notes past champions and field-tested yields averaging 104.8 bushels per acre.
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Joe Ladehoff
Jones County
N. C
Frank Remmington
Martelle
Harvey Grover
Wyoming
Grover
Clarence Willis
Scotch Grove
John Mortensen
Conrad Monck
Langworthy
Lester Benische
Court House News on Lindeken Workmen's Claim
Deputy state industrial commissioner heard Ida R. Lindeken’s reopened workman compensation claim for injuries suffered by the late Theodore F. Lindeken at Rock Island shops on October 16 1937. Lindeken died October 30 1937 after a staybolts incident. A settlement had been reached October 28, and the hearing named Mrs. Lindeken as substituted claimant seeking full compensation.
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Lettie Dye Kinrade
John Edward Kinrade
North Western Railroad
Twelfth Avenue SE Crossing
Kinrade
Ralph Woodcock
Ida R. Lindeken
Theodore FE
Lindeken
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Central City Boys Sought After Hitchhiking Incident
Sheriff’s office in Angleton Texas asked local authorities to search for Ernest Hagerman 15 and companions Donald Moss and Laurence Boots all of Central City. The trio, high school students, were last seen hitchhiking toward Cedar Rapids from Central City on Monday evening per parental requests.
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James H. Smith
Angleton
Tex
Ernest Hagerman
Central City
Donald Moss
Laurence Boots
Fred Hagerman
Hagerman
Cedar Rapids
Angleon
Quieting title actions in Ash Park addition face hearings
Eugene and Louise Devereaux and Ina Le Grand as administrator for Alice M. Lyon estate are defendants in quieting title suits for Ash Park addition in Mount Vernon. Albion R. King sues to quiet title in Ash Park. Sanford Tallman and others named defendants. Judge C. J. Haas orders Linn county grand jury report November 10. Judge H. C. Ring sets aside Hazel Raftis v Carl Raftis divorce decree filed October 20 1937. Libbie Straka v Paul Straka divorce hearing held on cruelty grounds. marriage occurred in Chicago.
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Eugene Devereaux
Louise Devereaux
Ash Park
Mount Vernon
Ina le Grand
Alice M. Lyon
Albion R. King
Sanford Tallman
C. J. Haas
Marion
Linn County
Plaintifff
H. C. Ring Friday
Hazel Raftis
Carl M. Raftis
Libbie Straka
Paul V. Straka
Chicago
Custody Battles and Will Probate Center March 8 1929
The plaintiff seeks custody of three children and household goods. Arina Davis’s will dated June 6 1927 was probated Aug 12 with Minnie M. Davis as beneficiary and executrix. Clara Nassif sues for divorce from George Nassif citing cruel and inhuman treatment. they married Nov 30 1936 in Cedar Rapids. Ivan S. Harger files a $200 not suit. L F Benesh and FE W Yanda named as defendants.
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Arina Davis
Minnie M. Davis
Clara Nassif
George Nassif
Cedar Rapids
Ivan S. Harger
L. F. Benesh
FE. W. Yanda
Iowa City and Cedar Rapids Couples Secure Licenses
Marriage licenses issued to George F. Morrow and Florence Robertson of Iowa City Rollie Blackwell and Margaret Randall of Cedar Rapids Don Morgan and Margaret Lenore Day of Cedar Rapids Don V. Butler of Chicago and Helen Craft of Cedar Rapids.
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George F. Morrow
Florence Robertson
Iowa City
Rollie Blackwell
Margaret Randall
Cedar Rapids
Don Morgan
Margaret Lenore Day
Don V. Butler
Chicago
Helen Craft
Medley Whelpley Named President of Pacific Tin Corp
Medley G. B. Whelpley son of Dr and Mrs C B Whelpley 853 Fourth Ave SE was elected president of Pacific Tin corporation He is a Guggenheim Bros partner and heads Anglo Chilean Nitrate and Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd He serves on the New York Trust Co board and directs Kennecott Copper Corp.
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Medley G. B. Whelpley
C. B. Whelpley
Fourth Avenue SE
Pacific Tin Corporation
Guggenheim Bros
Whelpley
New York City
Anglo- Chilean Nitrate Corporation
Lautaro Nitrate Co., Ltd
New York Based Chairman Ties Yukon Pacific Mining
The individual serves as chairman of the board for the Yukon-Pacific Mining corporation, an operating company controlled by the Pacific Tin corporation. Born and educated in Cedar Rapids, he has lived in New York City since soon after World War I.
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Yukon-Pacific Mining Corporation
Pacific Tin Corporation
Mr. Whelpley
Cedar Rapids
New York City
FiveYearOld Billy Hintz Swallows Ring From Clothespin
Billy Hintz five swallowed a metal ring from a clothespin at 7 30 pm. He was X rayed at St Luke s Hospital where the ring was seen in his stomach. He felt well and was discharged after the exam.
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W. G. Hintz
Marion
St. Luke's Hospital
Billy
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