Nation Joins Utah in Mourning for Dern Funeral
The article details President Roosevelt joining the Dern funeral train, attending services and graveside honors at Mount Olivet, then heading to Des Moines for drought conferences with seven state leaders including Governor Alf Landon. Crowds in Wyoming expected a public appearance, but officials said no rear platform talks until after the funeral.
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Mount Olivet
Des Moines
Iowa
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Sidney
Neb
Wyoming
O. D. Burris
Cheyenne
Hanna
Laramie
Rawlins
Wyo
Marvin H. McIintyre
Edwin M. Watson
Hull
Washington
Kane
State Department
Air Bombs Rip Spanish Cities In Civil War Update
Bombing raids devastate towns including Burgos and Bilbao with reports of hospitals hit. Government says enemy planes are German and Italian made as factions divide into united left and right with Madrid a key focus. Rebels hold the south and west while government controls Madrid and major ports Valencia Alicante and Barcelona.
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Iran
Bilbao
Burgos
Madrid
War Ministry
Guadarrama Mountains
Capital
Badajoz
Malaga
Paris
la Passionaria
Washington
U.S.S. Kane
Spain
United Left
United Right
Workers
Barcelona
Catalonia
Valencia
Alicante
Andalusia
Adura
Waterloo student pilot dies in crash
Allen Hansen a 16 year old student pilot was killed when the Aeronica two seater he was piloting dove 250 feet near highway 20 a mile north of Waterloo Officials said the plane was fairly new witnesses reported a steep bank and loss of momentum Instructor David Baker and George Hansen had mentored the youth and had piloted the plane earlier in the day
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Waterloo
INS
Allen Hansen
Highway 20
Canfield
Aeronica
Douglas Harris
George Hansen
Young Flyer
John St. Aubin
Cedar Rapids
David Baker
Crater Search Party Disbands in California
A seven day effort near Warner's Hot Springs to locate missing New York judge Joseph Force Crater ended as the search party was told to disband. Capt. W. C. Allen and Lloyd Davis of Los Angeles were ordered home after instructions to cease searching.
Desert search continues for missing judge Crater figure
A prospector who gave the initial tip quit the posse and went to Hollywood to pursue movies. By Tuesday only Deputy Sheriff August Grad of San Diego county and a few reporters remained. Captain Allen said a man matching Judge Crater’s description is likely still in the desert near the area. Further searching will be handled by New York police and San Diego authorities.
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Hollywood
August Grad
San Diego County
Allen
Judge Crater
New York
G Man To Speak At K C Meeting
Gene Hemry special agent of the department of justice will address Knights of Columbus council No. 909 Cedar Rapids Wednesday. He is with the Omaha office of the FBI and will speak after the council meeting about 8 45 p m. Edward McPartland United States commissioner arranged the talk.
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Uncle Sam
Knights of Columbus Council
Gene Hemry
Department of Justice
Hemry
Omaha
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Knights
Mr. Hemry
Edward McPartland
United States
Cedar Rapids
Henry
Landon recalls drought cooperation plan for relief
Kansas Governor Alf Landon urged President Roosevelt to push state and federal water programs. He cited a 1934 letter endorsing joint action and urged surveys of small tributaries, farm ponds, and reservoirs to aid drought relief in parched regions across multiple states.
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Topeka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Roosevelt
Des Moines
Landon
Kansas
War Department
Walter Welford
North Dakota
Western Railroads
Avert Confusion and Discrimination Between Farmers
A reported effort to prevent confusion and gross discrimination among farmers is noted, with officials urging fair treatment, clear guidelines, and coordinated action to ensure equitable opportunities for all agricultural workers.
Herring to urge drought relief program continuation
Governor Clyde Herring said he will urge continuation of the drought relief program when the President arrives. The program has provided 6,410 WPA jobs in drought areas.
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Des Moines
INS
Clyde Herring
Brain Hemorrhage Cited in Menzer Death
An autopsy on 54 year old Fred Menzer found a small brain hemorrhage as the cause of death after he died suddenly in bed Monday morning Coroner B L Knight said Tuesday pending further tests to rule out poison.
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Fred Menzer
B. L. Knight
Death inquiry cites brain hemorrhage as cause of Menzer death
Coroner Knight rules brain hemorrhage caused Menzer death after stomach analysis found no poison. Funeral at Barta chapel Wednesday 2 p.m. burial at Lone Tree. Menzer served eighteen months in World War I with company A, 109th engineers. Lone Tree Legion post to furnish firing squad at grave.
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Knight
Menzer
Barta Chapel
Lone Tree
109Th Engineers
American Legion
Lone Tree Legion
Waterways Hit Record Lows Since Early Settlers Arrived
In Fergus Montana creeks and lakes fell to their lowest levels in decades, the driest period since the first White settlers arrived about 75 years ago, scientists warn of potential impacts on local water sources and wildlife.
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Fergus, Mont
Amnesic girl collapses in Watertown street
An 18 to 20 year old girl with no memory of her identity is under medical observation in Watertown after collapsing on a street. She mutters fragments of an alleged robbery tale and says she was forced to accompany three men in a gangland venture, but recalls nothing about her name, family, or address.
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Watertown
S. D
Imprisoned girl subjected to narcotic abuse and escape
A girl was abandoned after days of imprisonment and constant automobile riding. An alienist warned her mind may be impaired from the treatment and drug effects.
Two Million In AAA Checks Still Due Iowa Farmers
Iowa farmers in the 1935 crop program still await about 2.5 million dollars in AAA payments. The Agriculture Department on Monday cited 2,344,000 in corn hog and 159,000 in wheat subsidies among the due checks.
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Iowa
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Fall stock alert on Buster Brown and Sterling anklets
Fall and school stockings available in 5/8 and 3/4 lengths. Buster Brown and Sterling brands offered with colors, fancy cuffs, and elastic tops. Choose several pairs while assortments last.
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Buster
Here They Are Fall Bags for Children at $1.00
New Shirley Temple and Jane Withers style bags arrive in pouches top handles and envelope forms. Dionies invites kiddies to match fall outfits with bright colors. Sale offers 4 percent and $1.00 pricing.
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Craemer's
Shirley Temple
Kate Greenaway
Jane Withers
Missy
Dionies
Buster Brown Lisle Hose Ad Promotes Misses Stock
New semi shaped hose for misses by Buster Brown in fine lisle. Available in tan shades. Prices 25 cents and 39 cents per pair.
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New School
Buster Brown
Lisle
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