Franco Threatens To Shoot Down French Planes
In Salamanca Spain the Franco government warned that French civil aircraft would be shot down if they fly over nationalist territory without permission. The communique accused Air France pilots of planning to provoke an international incident on the Toulouse to Alicante to Madrid route. The government refused responsibility for any resulting actions.
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H. R. Knickerbocker
Salamanca
Spain
INS
Europe
Francisco Franco
Franco
Air France
Toulouse
Alicante
Madrid
Gazette editor exposes 10 records of cash handled by Herring Kraschel Feuling
Fort Dodge report details Verne Marshall of the Cedar Rapids Gazette recounting bank accounts and cash deposits linked to Gov. Clyde Herring Lieut. Gov. Nels Kraschel and E J Feuling. Marshall calls for cleaning public service and cites 1933 to 1935 cash movements and currency totals with questions about a democratic campaign fund.
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Fort Dodge
Verne Marshall
Cedar Rapids
Clyde Herring
Nels Kraschel
E. J. Feuling
Harold M. Cooper
State Liquor Commission
Marshall
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
New Hampton
Ralph Lynch
Lynch
Pulitzer
Pulitzer College of Journalism
Columbia
Feuling
New Hampton Bank
Des Moines
H. M. Cooper
Waterloo
Cooper
Iowa
Clyde L. Herring
Herring
Central National Bank and Trust Company
Iowa-Des Moines National Bank
Madrid air raid toll climbs as sirens sound
Madrid endured a brief terror as air raid sirens wailed at 1 p.m. with crowds rushing for shelter amid Friday’s bombardment. By nightfall official counts listed 125 dead in Madrid wards, while the overall toll from Friday rose past 165 as injured and missing were added. No planes were immediately seen, and a later 3 p.m. warning interrupted an AP call between Madrid and London.
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Madrid
Associated Press
London
Civil War Bombardment Rains on Madrid Cities
Nationalist and loyalist air fleets unleashed heavy bombing on Madrid as both sides press for a swift win in the civil war. Reports say loyalist bombers struck nationalist targets, with continuing coverage on page two.
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Madrid
Politics on the Air Radio Schedule Highlights
A listings page outlines tonight and Sunday political programs across NBC CBS and local stations. Notable figures include Col Frank Knox Alf Landon Gov Lehman Verne Marshall Fred G Clark and Norman Thomas with debates and commentary from WJZ WEAF WABC WOR and NBC networks.
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CBS
Frank Knox
WJZ
N. Y. State
Judge W. F. Bleakley
Wjznbc
John Hamilton
Weafnbc
Alf M. Landon
Richard Cleveland
Baltimore
Grover Cleveland
NBC
al Smith
WOR
N. Y
H. H. Lehman
WEAF
Roosevelt
WMT
Verne Marshall
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Iowa
Crusaders
Fred G. Clark
George A. Nelson
Daniel W. Hoan
Norman Thomas
Roscoe Conkling Simmons
National Union
F. E. Townsend
James A. Reed
Cooper Sues WHO and WMT Over Marshall Talks
Marshalltown report states Harold M. Cooper files $200000 in damage suits against Central Broadcasting owner WHO and Iowa Broadcasting operator WMT over Verne Marshall talks. Editor Verne Marshall of Cedar Rapids Gazette vows full cooperation with evidence. notes graft coverage spans twenty months and mentions Feuling's $2000 reference.
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Marshalltown
INS
Verne Marshall
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Harold M. Cooper
Iowa Liquor
Cooper
Central Broadcasting Company
WHO
Iowa Broadcasting Company
WMT
Central Broadcasting
Marshall
Clyde Herring
Fort Dodge
Cedar Rapids
Vanity and self deception in human hearts
A reflective essay on vanity as a self trick where individuals project an ideal self. It argues most wear masks to themselves, masking hidden motives, and that truth and vanity cannot coexist. Humility and self respect are the antidotes, urging people to be their best without play acting.
Cummings Denies Forcing Kraschel Beh Case
Baltimore Attorney General Homer S. Cummings calls the idea that all Kraschel Beh PWA case evidence was withheld at the 1934 trial absurd. He told The Gazette’s Washington correspondent there was no motive to force prosecutions. the case was handled by Robert W. Colflesh, then U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Iowa.
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Baltimore
Homer S. Cummings
Beh
Cummings
The
Washington
Ickes
Robert W. Colflesh
U. S
Southern District of
Iowa
Three Railroads Authorized to Buy Omaha Truck Firm
Washington AP The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized Union Pacific Chicago and North Western and Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroads to jointly acquire Union Transfer of Omaha for 150000 dollars. The examiner said the move to take the truck operations marks the first step toward joint control of several motor truck ventures centered in Omaha.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific
Chicago and North Western
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Union Transfer Company
Omaha
Western
Union Transfer
Sale of Insull art and furnishings announced for early next month
New York reports that valuable works of art and various household furnishings belonging to Mrs. Samuel Insull and the late Mrs. Samuel Insull Jr are to be sold here early next month. The sale was announced Saturday and is expected to attract collectors and interested buyers from the region.
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New York
Ins
Samuel Insull
Samuel Insull, Jr
Landon Claims Home Budgets Pay For Waste In Speech
Governor Alf M. Landon on the Sunflower special arrived in St Louis for an all day campaign swing ending with a 9 30 p m CST nationally broadcast address. In Huntington W Va he told 15000 cheering listeners that household budgets must pay for new deal waste and extravagance while stressing the constitution as the charter of liberties and warning against inflation from public funds.
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ST. Louis
Alf M. Landon
Landon
New Deal
Missouri
West Virginia
Kansas
Municipal Auditorium
NBC Red
Columbia
Huntington
M. M. Johnson
Charleston
Middleburg
Wallace urges imports to stabilize corn prices in Illinois speech
Henry A. Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture, told an Bloomington audience on Monday October 26 that if the corn crop drops below 1.5 billion bushels or prices rise above one dollar a bushel imports totaling about five percent of the crop should be considered to prevent prices from climbing beyond a dollar.
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Henry A. Wallace
Bloomington, Ill
Roosevelt Silent On NRA Plans Amid Campaign Push
President Roosevelt kept silent on specific NRA plans while touring New York ahead of a major Madison Square Garden speech. He briefed national leaders and women figures in the Bronx, then prepared for a 1,300 word Brooklyn address attacking Republicans and praising the New Deal. He urged unity and cited social security and other acts as progress toward a "better, happier America" with voters to decide the policy for the future.
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New York
Roosevelt
Brooklyn
Bronx
East 65Th Street
Madison Square Garden
Academy of Music
America
Marshall Says Lynch Fails To Deny Charles
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports on a radio address by Ralph Lynch sponsored by the democratic state committee. Editor Verne Marshall cites that Lynch did not deny Gazette charges against state officials in the Herring Kraschel misadministration and questions why leaders like Kraschel Herring and others did not respond.
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Speaker
Lynch
Goodnight
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WMT
Cedar Rapids
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E. J. Feuling
Nels Kraschel
Herring- Kras
Cooper
Iowa
Department of Justice
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E. H. Birmingham
Iowa Democratic Central Committee
M. X. Geske
State House Gang
Cedar Rapids Gazette
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Gazette
Ralph Lynch
Des Moines
Democratic State Committee
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the Gazette
State House
Herring-Kraschel
Clyde Herring
Ed O'Connor
Liquor Commission
H. M. Cooper
Walter Maley
Six Sailors Die In Oil Blast On Greek Vessel
In Amsterdam harbor on Saturday six sailors were killed and nine seriously injured when explosions ripped through the oil bunker of the Greek steamer Petrarkis Nomikos. The remaining fifteen crew were rescued as blazing oil endangered nearby buildings and the harbor structures were evacuated.
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Amsterdam
Petrarkis Nomikos
Skies Over Cedar Rapids See Rain and Temperature Dip
Early morning rain measured .45 inches as Cedar Rapids recorded persistent overcast and slow temperature rise from 46 at 5 am to 50 by 10 am. Cloud cover lingered with a brief noon clearing, then darkened again with 58 at 1:15 pm. Friday high of 53 fell to 47 by evening.
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Cedar Rapids
Chambers Inskeep Company
Light Plant Blast Snuffs Out Four Lives in Moberly
A boiler explosion at Moberly’s light and power plant Friday night caused four deaths. Earl Clyde Perkins 22 died Saturday from injuries. W R Brockman 55 fireman B R Reynolds 35 fireman Bert Bousman 45 engineer also killed. J D Lewis 19 was critically injured. Service was interrupted about three hours before restoration by rerouting lines of Missouri Power and Light.
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Moberly
Earl Clyde Perkins
W. R. Brockman
B. R. Reynolds
Bert Bousman
J. D. Lewis
Missouri Power and Light Company
Handyman Charged With Killing Weymouth Widow
Oscar Bartolini a 50 year old Quincy handyman is jailed in Norfolk County charged with murdering Weymouth widow Mrs Grayce Asquith and faces additional counts of breaking and entering and assault with intent to rape in the August 18 incident. The indictments relate to the former photographer's model whose legs and head were recovered from Boston harbor.
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Dedham
Mass
Quincy
Oscar Bartolini
Norfolk County
Grayce Asquith
Weymouth
Bartolini
Louis Goldberg
Asquith
Boston Harbor
Senate panel to guard against voter coercion at polls
Washington 150 special agents of the senate campaign expenditures committee were ordered Friday to maintain an election day vigil at polls in Ohio Pennsylvania and Shelby county Tennessee to guard against coercion of voters on election day.
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Washington
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Shelby County
Tennessee
Wallis Simpson Returns to England After Divorce
Mrs Wallis Simpson leaves rain drenched London after securing a divorce and is believed to be weekending in the countryside with a likely visit to Fort Belvedere, King Edward's country residence, as reported from London.
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London
Wallis Simpson
Royal Fort Belvedere
Fort Belvedere
King Edward
Lynch Talk Des Moines Hits Cedar Rapids Editor
Des Moines attorney Ralph Lynch denounces Verne Marshall editor of the Cedar Rapids Gazette, accusing him of unwarranted persecution of state officials. Lynch describes Marshall as mentally hysterical and unable to distinguish fact from imagination, noting the ongoing controversy has been confined to the Cedar Rapids paper.
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Verne Marshall
Cedar Rapids
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