Reichstag Delay and Steel Helmet Rally Mark Berlin News
Goering delays the Reichstag session to September 12 amid coalition talks with the center party. Back in Berlin, 80,000 attendees including Von Papen watched the Steel Helmets display with a military review and torch parade ending with Deutschland Über Alles.
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Berlin
Herman Wilhelm Goering
Reichstag
Adolf Hitler
National Socialist Party
Hitlerites
Franz von Papen
Germany
Kurt von Schleicher
Kurt von Hammerstein
von Papen
August Mackenzen
Grunewald
Strikers Battle Workers At Peace Palace In Geneva
About 600 striking construction workers confronted crews at the Peace Palace site in Geneva where the League of Nations headquarters is being built. Police escorted the march but violence broke out as workers stoned windows and damaged materials, needing 100 officers and palace staff to restore order.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Mrs Pollak to tell story on stage for 1000 a week
Chicago reports Dorothy Pollak signed a three week burlesque contract paying 1000 dollars weekly to recount her relationship with Joseph Pollak, the bootlegger shot to death. Cousin Victoria Schultz joined for 250 dollars weekly, both set for State Congress theater alongside other stage tell-alls.
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Chicago
Dorothy Pollak
Joseph
Poor Joe) Pollak
Victoria Schultz
Utah Professor To Oppose Smoot
Dr. Elbert D. Thomas a University of Utah political science professor was nominated Saturday night as aocratic candidate for the United States Senate seat held by Reed Smoot the Republican incumbent in Utah.
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Ogden, Utah
Elbert D. Thomas
University of Utah
Uni
Reed Smoot
No Whisky To Be Distilled For Year In All Of Scotland
Elgin Scotland report says no whisky will be distilled in Scotland for the 1932 33 season due to crushing government taxes. Cost to produce a gallon is three shillings six pence, duty rises to 72 shillings six pence, members note the slump. Most of Scotland's 91 distilleries belong to the Distillers Association. non members will distill only part time.
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Elgin
Scotland
Scottish Distillers’ Association
The
Distillers’ Association
Mollison Sails For Home After Honeymoon Flight
Capt. James A. Mollison, first solo European to America, sailed on the Empress of Britain for home. He planned to finish his delayed honeymoon with wife Amy Johnson and hinted at returning to Canada by land rather than air.
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Quebec
James A. Mollison
Europe
America
Empress of Britain
Amy Johnson
Canada
Cermak Invites Dublin to Chicago World’s Fair
Mayor Anton Cermak of Chicago spoke to the Dublin Chamber of Commerce inviting members to attend the Chicago world’s fair. He then visited Glasnevin Cemetery and laid a wreath on Michael Collins’s grave before expected travel to London that night.
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Dublin
Anton Cermak
Chicago
Dublin Chamber of Commerce
Glasnevin
Michael Collins
Cermak
London
Polite conduct and high stakes in a late night bridge session
A letter from Mrs. William H. Levy praises cautious bidding in a penalty double hand with North and East on the verge of a large reward. The column discusses politeness at the bridge table, club culture, and how courteous play sustains card rooms, citing anecdotes and a midnight bridge poem by R. C. Rose.
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William H. Levy
San Francisco
California
Woman Arrested After Raid Seizes Moonshine and Brew
Ethel Fetters, 35, of 112% First Street NE, was jailed on a charge of maintaining a liquor nuisance after federal agents and Detective Earl Stanley conducted a raid about 10 pm. Officers found 11 half-pint and 4 quart bottles of moonshine, 24 quart and 24 pint bottles and 2 half-gallon bottles of home brew, plus a 12-gallon mash jar.
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Ethel Fetters
First Street
Federal Prohibition
Earl Stanley
Thrown From Train Dragged Under Car
William Thompson, 22, a transient, is hospitalized after being thrown from a moving freight train by two companions and dragged under a boxcar. He hung on to brake rods as the train rounded a curve and was found unconscious on the rods when the car was switched to a siding in Waterloo. Doctors expect his recovery.
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Waterloo
William Thompson
Thompson
Asylum Patient Dies By Own Action in Nebraska Hospital
Norfolk Nebraska AP Anna Runge of Dakota City a patient at the state hospital here committed death by own action Saturday by hanging herself with a bedsheet on the porch of the institution amid an ongoing investigation into the incident at the asylum.
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Norfolk
Neb
Anna Runge
Dakota City
State Hospital
Vote For Platform Not The Man Plea By Norman Thomas
Norman Thomas, socialist presidential candidate, urged voters to cast ballots for party platforms rather than the nominee. He criticized Republican and Democratic platforms as failing to relieve unemployment and boost morale, arguing socialism offers a five day work week and social protections as rights.
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Chicago
Norman Thomas
Thomas
Rosenwald Estate Worth 32 Million Despite Declines
In Chicago Julius Rosenwald's estate is valued at 32 million dollars after a sharp decline in Sears Roebuck assets. The estate also includes philanthropist holdings and paid 500000 dollars to the county treasurer for state inheritance taxes.
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Rosenwald
Chicago
Julius Rosenwald
Sears, Roebuck and Philanthropist
Caught On Bad Check Count After Being Trailed To Stores
James Van de Veer, 40, was arrested by Patrolman Fred Hasley at 9:30 p.m. Saturday after being trailed to several stores in the loop. He faced a charge of falas feee ax aack—unspecified in the text. He had entered a store, fled, then checked into Syndicate Clothing and Matson Shoe stores where no checks were cashed.
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James van de Veer
Fred Hasley
Falas Feee Ax
van de Veer
Newman
Syndicate Clothing
Matson Shoe
Three men plead not guilty in Kenosha realtor murder
Portage Wisconsin UP three men pleaded not guilty to the murder of Robert A Wilson a Kenosha real estate dealer They remained jailed awaiting trial set for September 9 An inquest into Wilsons death was postponed to September 10 after warrants for first degree murder were issued following the suicide of Frank Tylius whose confession implicated four others Covelli Infusino and Cosentine appeared for arraignment and learned Tyrius hanged himself in a Wisconsin Dells jail cell Covelli commented Thats a good thing.
Chaplin Fight Over Sons in Films Moves to Appeal
Mrs. Chaplin won a stay to appeal after a judge ruled Charles Chaplin Jr and Sydney Earl cannot act without both parents written consent. The case blocks her contract with Fox to feature the boys in five films, while Chaplin faces further district court review.
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Los Angeles
INS
Charles Chaplin
Parker Wood
Charles, Jr
Sydney Earl
Liza Grey Chaplin
District Court of Appeal
Wood
Further Gain For Mrs. Ferguson In Official Vote Count
The Dallas report shows Miriam A. Ferguson gains in official county canvasses for governor. Ferguson leads Sterling by 3,753 votes after using unofficial returns from sixteen counties due to missing reports. Official totals: Ferguson 477,696 to Sterling 473,943, up from an unofficial 476,703 to 474,330.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas Election Bureau
Miriam A. Ferguson
Ross S. Sterling
Ferguson
Sterling
Firewater-Fueled Theft Lands Indian in Jail
An Indian man calling himself William Penn from the Canton agency is jailed in Fairview, charged with stealing a railroad locomotive. He spurred the locomotive from the roundhouse, fled north, and was chased seven miles by the roundhouse foreman and town marshal who fired shots before Penn stopped the engine.
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Fairview
Okla
William Penn
Canton
Penn
Bing
Roundhouse
Miller bids to sell 101 ranch to Capone blocked by government
Col Zach Miller of the 101 ranch in Oklahoma says he is ready to sell to Alphonse Capone but the U S government forbids contact. Miller says he met eleven Capone associates in Chicago and found them respectable, yet cannot see Capone in Atlanta prison.
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Wichita, Kan
Zach Miller
101 Ranch
Oklahoma
Alphonse Capone
Chicago
United States
Capone
Atlanta
Arthur G Wells Santa Fe Official Dies in Hospital
Arthur B. Wells longtime Santa Fe Railway executive dies in Presbyterian hospital after pneumonia following an operation three weeks earlier. He would have turned 71 on November 18.
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Arthur G. Wells
Santa Fe
Chicago
Arthur B. Wells
Fe Railroad
Presbyterian Hospital
Wells
Von Gronau Hops For Tokio Airport
German flyer Wolfgang von Gronau plans a sea voyage toward Tokyo aiming for Tokio Airport. The report notes his leisurely Saturday departure from a Japanese port city with the craft and route details unclear in the fragments.
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von Gronau
Tokio
Nemuro
Japan
Wolfgang von Gronau
Turday
Ravens
Ura Airport
Fall patterns offer detachable details for versatile wardrobes
Practical and economical guidance for building a fall wardrobe using patterns 1183 1184 and 1152 with detachable collars cuffs and built up skirts. Provides yardage per size notes sizing 14 through 42 and prices for patterns and catalogs from The Cedar Rapids Gazette pattern department New York address.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York
N. Y
Jungle expedition to use tear gas on African lions
El Paso report says tear gas guns and cartridges were ordered for use against African lions. The Jay L Harmon company received a 25 gun and 50 cartridge order, to be shipped to S R Brown of London, a mining engineer, marking the first tear gas use against big game.
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EL Paso
Tex
Jay L. Harmon
Harmon
S. R. Brown
London
Eng
Plane Crash Kills Pilot Harry Hilliker in Erie
A Stimson cab aircraft returning from the Cleveland air races caught fire and crashed in Erie Pennsylvania. Pilot Harry Hilliker of Buffalo died after being trapped as gasoline flooded the motor and caused an explosion. Airport attendants could not reach him amid intense heat. Hilliker was a six year aviation veteran.
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Erie. Pa
Stimson
Harry 5
Hilliker
Buffalo
Montour Couple Marry in Lost Nation Lutheran Church
Montour bride Montour Miss Erma Kuhlman wed Earl L. Stanton of Monmouth on August 31 at the German Lutheran church in Lost Nation. Rev. Braun officiated with immediate families present. reception followed at the bride’s home for 25 guests. The couple plans a short honeymoon to Marshalltown and will reside on a farm two miles south of Monmouth. A reception for Mr and Mrs Stanton was held in Monmouth.
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Erma Kuhlman
Henry Kuhlman
Lost Nation
Earl L. Stanton
James Stanton
Monmouth
Braun
Esther Burrichter
Arnold Rutenbeck
Marshalltown
Ed Hansen
Mon
Mrs. Stanton
M. W. A. Hall
Sturtz Birth Anniversaries Marked by Family Picnic
The Sturtz brothers Frank and John of Gilman celebrated their birth anniversaries with a Sunday gathering at Frank's home, attended by 37 relatives and friends who enjoyed a picnic dinner and music. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Ernest Merritt of Grand Island Neb and several Sturtz relatives from Laurel Gladbrook Melbourne Marshalltown and Gilman.
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Frank Sturtz
John Sturtz
Gilman
Ernest Merritt
Grand Island
Neb
Fred Sturtz
Laurel
Jake Dunbar
John Lynch
Gladbrook
Reunion picnic ties Greer McNeill families at Lenox campus
Large crowd gathers at Lenox campus for Greer McNeill reunion activities. Attendees include Sam and Mrs Greer and children Martha and Robert of Pittsburgh, H C Irvine family, Albert McNeill clan, Jane Wendt, and Hopkinton residents. Missionary society members from several churches attended and heard brief talks on Mexico and coal field poverty, followed by musical numbers.
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Lenox
Greer- McNeill
Sam Greer
Martha
Robert
Pittsburgh
H. C. Irvine
Paul
Margaret
Birmingham
Donald Irvine
Annapolis
Albert McNeill
Janet
Josephine
Albert Jr
Anna Patton
Marriage of Gertrude Bates and Frank A. Smith in Central City
Central City announces the marriage of Gertrude Bates to Frank A. Smith of Redfield on August 21 at the Presbyterian manse. The Rev. Carr officiated. attendants were Mr and Mrs Shirley Smith. They will reside in Knoxville where Mr Smith works for Ross Construction Company.
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George K. Bateman
Central City
Gertrude
Frank A. Smith
Redfield
Presbyterian Manse
Carr
Shirley Smith
Self Satisfied Person Wills Not Progress With Knowledge
A short maxims piece argues that eagerness to learn drives advancement. It notes people often talk only about their work and urges broad study across fields to exchange ideas and succeed in business and society. It cautions against narrow specialization.
Des Moines Keota Couple Wed at Drake University
Miss Bertha Cook of Des Moines and Everett Fagan of Keota married Aug 27 at Dr Stringfellow's home in Drake University Des Moines. Wedding party traveled to the Des Moines airport for supper and returned to Keota to spend Sunday with the Fagan family.
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Bertha Cook
Des Moines
Everett Fagan
Keota
Stringfellow
Drake University
Lindle Family Gatherings and Local Church Activities
Matt Lindle hosted fifty relatives at the Lance Lindle cottage near Muscatine last Sunday. Lena Lindle plans a similar family gathering at her Atalis sa cottage next year. Trinity Reformed church Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. L. C. Hain for an all day gathering next week. area churches led a corn roast and watermelon party at Frank Chapman residence with music by Robert Grooters of Iowa Falls. Several Rochholz and Barkhurst families plus Donald Johnston gathered at Bert Graham residence to honor Mr. Gray on his fiftieth birthday.
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Matt Lindle
Lindle
Lance Lindle
Muscatine
Lena Lindle
Atalissa
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Trinity Reformed Church
L. C. Hain
South Bethel
Rochester
Bennett
Clarence
Sugar Creek
Frank Chapman
Robert Grooters
Iowa Falls
Harry Rochholz
Bert Rochholz
Ralph Ehresman
Evans Host Young People's Union Party
Shellsburg Mr and Mrs Jesse Evans entertained the Young People s union of the Federated church at a party at their country home Monday. A farewell picnic was held Tuesday at Ellis park Cedar Rapids for Mrs Phoebe Penrose who left Wednesday for her home in California. Those present were Mr.
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Olga Valenta
Wilson Park
J. M. Leary
Bridge Club
W. C. Richardson
Lucile Greiner
Webster
Francis Turner
Corning
Howard Freshwaters
Turner
George Mayer
Kathryn White
A. D. Stewart
Keota
Leora Thorburn
Ames
Hazel Snakenberg
Sigourney
Pearl Hermanstorffer
Cedar Rapids
William Wake
F. F. Hagist
Edith Teets
Culture Club
H. D. Williams
Mary Lyons
G. H. Holmes
Don Peden
Athens
George Liddle
W. T. Palmer
Chicago
Howard Stewart
J. P. Levien
O. D. O. Club
Harold Teets
B. L. Sanders
Bridge
Palmer
H. L. Page
Francis Turner of
Everett Schmitt
Elmer Aller
C.‘rence Aller
Jesse Evans
Young People’s Union of the Federated Church
Ellis Park
Phoebe Penrose
California
E. Wichman
Paasdas
Jolly Sixteen Club
Charles Lyon
Kansas City
Edward Hoover
Marian Hoover
Lawrence
Henry Hinkle
Clarence Hinkle
Lyon
Victor and Elizabeth Folkerts Muller wed in Columbus Nebraska
Victor Miss Elizabeth Folkerts of Steam Boat Rock and Louis P Muller of Victor married at Columbus Nebraska on August 24. Returning from the wedding to a home here, where the groom is manager of Muller Oil Company.
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Elizabeth Folkerts
Steamboat Rock
Louis P. Muller
Victor
Columbus, Neb
Bisck Hills
Imbreeee
Muller Oil Company
Jealousy ends romance says Miss Manners advise
A reader asks about a summer romance ended by jealousy. The columnist says the boy may not return and breaking the pattern is hard. she advises pursuing new interest and avoiding jealousy to save future relationships.
Small Is Better Than Oversized In Your Focus
The remark argues it is wiser to keep things compact than become needlessly large. It notes friends consider you cute and rejects the idea that size is a real problem, urging practical use of time and energy.
Belle Plaine Club Activites Include Tennis Golf and Socials
Belle Plaine social life features golf matches with Nevada players scouted for today and September 18 home golf by Belle Plaine men. Women hosted a bridge party, ladies aid surprise for Mrs. Wichman moving to Cedar Rapids, and multiple club events. Local clubs plan picnics and meetings with Mrs. Ruth Herring hosting Portia club picnic lunch September 12.
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Nevada
Brooklyn
Belle Plaine
Hisrg
London Population Rises 9.7 Percent in Census
The 1931 census shows Greater London now houses 8,203,942 people, marking a 9.7 percent increase over the previous decade. The rise reflects urban expansion and demographic shifts in the capital.
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Greater London
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