Vatican Paper Condemns Coughlin Attacks on Roosevelt
The Osservatore Romano denounces Father Coughlin as a liar and betrayer for criticizing President Roosevelt. Vatican editors stress speech liberty but warn against denouncing public authority, noting the risk when a priest attacks supreme social authorities. The piece adds that the Holy See respects freedoms while cautioning clerical speakers.
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Vatican City
Osservatore Romano
Vatican
Father Charles E. Coughlin
Roosevelt
Father Coughlin
Overrule Motion To Ignore Graft Story In Hearing
Sioux City civil service commission overruled a defense bid to exclude graft indictments testimony in the reinstatement hearings of five Sioux City police on five discharged officers. Deliberations continued on witnesses from the graft cases and Mayors Welch and other figures were excluded as not present.
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Sioux City
INS
Supreme Court
Woodbury County
Grand Jury
Civil Service Commission
Nile Lake
John Diebert
Kirby Kerr
Nile V. Luke
John Deibert
Thomas Barron
Edward Asmussen
Luke
Kerr
Deibert
Bert Welch
Clyde Mayer
Frank Caine
Joe Young
John Gibeau
Henry C. Kuhlmann
Commissioner of Public Safety
W. D. Hayes
Edward L. O'Connor
We Belief in Democracy and Peace Carrier Quote 1936
The text extols democracy liberty and peace as core American ideals. It frames government by the people under the rule of law, rejects licentiousness, and urges sustained faith and neighborliness to strengthen national well being. Copyright 1936.
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Chautauqua
Lincoln
Rebels breach Iran defenses as Madrid reports air drome found
Rebel troops stormed government trenches outside Iran as they push toward suburbs of a besieged northern city. Madrid says a secret air base used for fascist raids has been destroyed. La Pasionaria appeals to France for aid while diplomats move to protect interests on the Franco-Spanish front.
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Iran
Madrid
Paris
la Pasionaria
Germany
Alicante
Behobia
Turiarte
Puenta Ridge
Europe
Portugal
Great Britain
Storm Hits Nebraska Farms Destroying Buildings
In Lincoln region a severe storm smashed about a dozen farm buildings and blocked several miles of roads. Mr and Mrs Ernest Reese lost their home and were hospitalized with cuts and bruises after the storm caused $30000 in damage near Lincoln Nebraska.
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Lincoln, Neb
Ins
Ernest Reese
Nebraska City
Fitzgerald moves to fire Black Legion members in Oakland County
Gov. Frank Fitzgerald orders purge of alleged Black Legion members from officialdom in Oakland County after a grand jury report links officials to a plot against the government. Pontiac officials, sheriff deputies, and Royal Oak and Pontiac police figures face actions while Wayne County murder trial jury pool details unfold.
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Pontiac
Mich
Frank Fitzgerald
Black Legion
Oakland County
Fitzgerald
John S. McDonald
State Liquor Control Commission
Gordon S. MacDougall
MacDougall
Spencer C. Howarth
E. M. Shafter
Royal Oak
Charles E. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Fred Scheid
Charles MacMillan
George B. Hartrick
Joseph A. Long
David Pence
Milo D. McClintock
George C. Johnston
Charles W. Cole
State
Burton P. Daughtery
Pontiac Police and Fire Trial Board
The
Legion
Wayne County
Detroit
Landon And Gazette Editor To Address Kan. Legion Monday
Governor Alf M Landon plans a Des Moines drought conference with President Roosevelt with a 6 am departure by motor car on Thursday. If time allows he will visit Gov Clyde L Herring and attend a Wichita American Legion state convention on Labor Day with speakers Verne Marshall Col Walter R Wilson and H H Dudley.
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Topeka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Des Moines
Roosevelt
Landon
Fort Des Moines
Statehouse
Clyde L. Herring
Verne Marshall
Cedar Rapids
Walter R. Wilson
Seventh Corps
Omaha
H. H. Dudley
American Legion
Cedar Rapids Auto Toll for 1936
Accident toll in Cedar Rapids for 1936 remains unclear with figures for injured and deaths not provided. Community records show no confirmed numbers at this time.
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Cedar Rapids
Two Years Too Late On Roosevelt Drought Tour
Des Moines hosts a drought relief summit as Governor Landon’s 1934 plan resurfaces. The piece argues Tugwell enlarges the federal deficit by resettling farmers and labels the tour non-political though timed ahead of a 1936 election.
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Roosevelt
Tugwell
United States
Alaska
Columbia
Des Moines
Alfred M. Landon
Kansas
Harry L. Hopkins
WPA
North Dakota
Topeka
Landon
Washington
J. N. Darling
Federal Bureau of Biological Survey
London
Darling
Biological Survey
Plains States
Hopkins
Federal
Roosevelt-Hopkins
Richman and Merrill Start Transatlantic London Flight
Night club entertainer Harry Richman and pilot Dick Merrill departed Floyd Bennett Field pointing east in the monoplane Lady Peace on a projected transatlantic flight to London and back.
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New York
INS
Harry Richman
Dick Merrill
Lady Peace
Floyd Bennett Field
London
Hunt for Missing Alaska Plane with Six Aboard
Search began in Anchorage for Pilot Steve Mills and five passengers all residents of Anchorage missing since Sunday after a short flight to the Russian River. The party included Mr and Mrs George Markle Mr and Mrs Lawrence David and Augustus Teik. No contact has been heard since takeoff.
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Eanchorage
Alaska
Ins
Steve Mills
Mills
George Markle
Lawrence David
Augustus Teik
Anchorage
Russian River
Milk Price Increase For Local Retailers This Week
Retail milk prices rise Thursday from 10 to 11 cents per quart after a Y M C A luncheon with distributors. Pints go from 5 to 6 cents, Guernsey milk 12 cents per quart and 7 cents per pint, coffee cream half pints 11 cents, whipping cream half pints 18 cents. Distributors cite July wholesale rise as the second producer boost in a year.
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Guernsey
County Board awards most coal relief contracts at high bids
Linn county supervisors approved nine contracts for 1,350 tons of winter coal at 6 55 a ton, far above the low bid of 5 48. The Cedar Rapids Coal Dealers association members received the bulk of the delivery work, with two smaller orders at 5 48 and 5 95 per ton.
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Linn County
Board of Supervisors
Cedar Rapids Retail Coal Dealers’ Association
W. G. Block Company
Consumers Fuel Company
Cedar Rapids Fuel Company
E. E. Pinney Coal Company
Chadiman Coal Company
Diamond Block Coal Company
City Fuel Company
Peoples Fuel Company
Home Lumber Company
Dick’s Coal Yard
The
Home Coal Company
Iowa
Coal Dealers’ Association
Charles Barnes
Rain Looms Over Cedar Rapids As Clouds Gather
A heavy grey cloud blanket hangs over Cedar Rapids with a threat of new rain. The temperature rose from 64 at 7 a.m. to 71 by 1:15 p.m. and peaked at 72 at 2 p.m. before slipping to 71. By 4 p.m. Tuesday the high was 67 and dropped to 65 by midnight.
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Cedar Rapids
Going to College Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Offer
Cedar Rapids students leaving for colleges nationwide can have The Gazette mailed to their college addresses. Arrange by calling the circulation department or visiting the Gazette office before departure to stay informed.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Gazette
the Gazette
Drought Relief Forces Cancellation of 30 Resettlement Projects
The Resettlement Administration halted 30 approved construction projects to conserve funds for drought relief. The move saves about 30 million dollars to aid farmers, with 70 million anticipated outlays still needed through February. About forty five projects remain, and current rural and suburban developments will continue to completion.
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Washington
Resettlement Administration
Rexford Guy Tugwell
C. B. Baldwin
Congress
Baldwin
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Greenbelt
Local Driver Killed In Crash Of Trucks Owned By Same Firm
John Tisher twenty died when the transport truck he drove collided head on with another truck from the same Chicago St Paul firm near Lanesboro Minnesota. He was a new hire ten days on the job. Funeral services planned Friday at Turner chapel with burial at Shiloh cemetery. He was born May 20 1916 in Chicago and survived by parents a brother and three sisters and a grandmother.
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John Tisher
Charles E. Tisher
L Street
Lanesboro
Minn
Tisher
St. Paul
Turner Chapel
Shiloh
Chicago
Roosevelt Junior High
Howard
Ira Mae
Grace
Robert J. Brown
Cedar Rapids
Frank Markett
Roosevelt to broadcast on relief and drought tour findings
President Roosevelt will air an important announcement on re employment of relief roll workers next Sunday night from the White House. He will also report on drought areas in the northwest after returning from his drought tour. Dern’s death caused itinerary changes and a postponement of planned events.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
White House
Stephen T. Early
C.S.T
Northwest
Cleveland
Dern
Constitution Hall
Japan Retains Submarine Tonnage Under London Treaty
Britain seeks U S cooperation as Japan reports keeping 15 598 tons of excess submarines under the London treaty. This preserves nearly 30 percent supremacy in submarine strength over the United States and Britain, with Britain invoking the escalator clause on destroyers and Japan reallocating tonnage.
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London
INS
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Britain
Roosevelt changes plan go to Washington after drought tour
President Roosevelt decided to head directly to Washington from the train to deliver a radio address Sunday night from the White House. He will skip Hyde Park after the Indianapolis drought conference and instead go to Washington to prepare for the Des Moines meeting with Gov. Landon and six other state heads.
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Roosevelt
Des Moines
Washington
White House
Cheyenne
Wyo
Burke Declines Drought Conference Invitation in Des Moines
Senator E R Burke of Nebraska declined an invitation to attend the Roosevelt Landon drought conference in Des Moines. He cited inability to be present at the lunch and proceedings arranged by Governor Clyde Herring. Nebraska will be represented only by Gov Roy Cochran as Sen George Norris cannot attend. Governors and senators from other states were expected to join the event.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa
Roosevelt
Alfred M. Landon
E. R. Burke
Nebraska
Maine
Passa
Maquoddy
Burke
Clyde Herring
Democratic National Committee
Roy Cochran
George Norris
IN YOUR ATTIC Youve Been Stacking Money
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Fr. Coughlin
Gallagher
Michael J. Gallagher
Rome
Holy See
Bulletin
Joseph Fort Newton
DR. Newton
Associated Press
Michigan
Foven
Richman
Merrill
N. Y
Hunt
Cedar Rapids News
Midwest Chiefs
Hyde Park
Darell Garwood
Herring
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