Knox Hits Roosevelt as Harmful to Nation
Col. Frank Knox, Republican vice presidential nominee, decries the Roosevelt administration as unsound economically and injurious socially in a Pennsylvania rally. He calls voters to install a new government and promises simpler, stable governance with reduced federal overreach and renewed confidence for industry and relief.
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Allentown
INS
Roosevelt
Frank Knox
Pennsylvania
Knox
G.O.P
Landon
Republican Party
Rene
Tri-Dimensional Pictures Show New Depth Imaging
The article describes Winnek's tri vision process using grooved cellulose acetate plates to create two-eye images from a single negative. It details demonstration of color fruit scenes, potential for bronze-plate printing and embossed paper, and plans for motion pictures television and publishing uses.
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Winnek
Photographer Van Cleave Aided Trivision Development
H. L. Van Cleave, once a local photographer, helped develop trivision photography. He spent about a year in New York working with Douglas F. Winnek and recently returned with films from the new process during a short visit here.
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H. L. van Cleave
Mr. van Cleave
New York
Douglas F. Winnek
Airline From U S To Russia Forecast By Soviet Aviator
Soviet aviator Sigismund Levanevsky said a permanent airline linking the United States and Soviet Russia may be possible. He spoke in Krasnoyarsk while resting on a California to Moscow flight with Victor Levchenko after taking off from San Pedro on August 5.
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U. S
Russia
Moscow
Soviet Russia
United States
Sigismund Levanevsky
Krasnoyrsk
Siberia
Levanevsky
Victor Levchenko
San Pedro
Calif
Alaska
Krasnoyarsk
Minneapolis Mill Strike Referred to Labor Board
Meyer Lewis acting for AFL President William Green takes leadership in the Minneapolis milling dispute. He files charges with N S Clark of the National Labor Relations Board alleging mills and elevators refuse to bargain with employees. The Wagner Connery Act governs the board’s investigation and potential hearings.
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Minneapolis
Meyer Lewis
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Lewis
Green
N. S. Clark
National Labor Relations Board
Clark
Pair Held In Probe Receive Varying Penalties
Norvel Skersick was sentenced to thirty days for intoxication after pleading guilty in police court. He and Howard McIntosh were arrested early Saturday over a suspected beer theft from a local restaurant. Frank Byse was fined ten dollars for intoxication and jailed for default. Ben Lane and Arthur Akers were held for district court on vagancy charges after Thursday arrests.
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Norvel Skersick
Third Street
Skersick
Howard McIntosh
E Avenue NE
McIntosh
Frank Byse
Marion
Ben Lane
Washington, D. C
Arthur Akers
Carthage
Spanish Rebels Beat Back New Radical Attack
Government forces halted a rebel counter assault in Iran and pushed toward the France border while Madrid's government imposes a military emergency. Troops repelled attackers at the international bridge as Francoist advances near Madrid were checked near Toledo. Eight hundred government soldiers returned from France to rejoin the front, and Paris communists threatened a general strike to lift the arms embargo for Madrid aid.
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Madrid
International
France
Bidassoa
International Bridge
War Ministry
Toledo
Alcazar
Hendaye
Perpignan
Barcelona
Associated Press
Spain
Rural Teachers Attend Annual Linn County Study Center
One hundred fifty five rural teachers from Linn county met at McKinley school on Saturday for the first all day study center of the year. The session featured speakers F. C. Bowersox, Mrs. C. F. Mitchell, J. C. Ferguson, Fred J. Kluss, Walter A. Shupp, Ruth E. Jump, and Rev. Blaine Hyten. The program aims to train rural teachers with plans to continue in the afternoon.
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Linn County
McKinley
Walter A. Shupp
F. C. Bowersox
Clinton
C. F. Mitchell
Marion
Red Cross
J. C. Ferguson
Wheaton
Fred J. Kluss
Roosevelt High School
Shupp
Ferguson
Ruth E. Jump
Anamosa
Bowersox
Blaine Hyten
First Christian Church
City Briefs And Personals Encounters Fire Bonfire Call
Fire company No 3 answered a 12 20 p m Friday bonfire in the rear of 860 First avenue E. Frank N Webber Marion suffered a lacerated left hand Friday afternoon while working in a silo on the Irving Drake farm near Marion and was taken to St Luke s hospital. Mr and Mrs E T Foran of Minneapolis returned home after visiting Mr Foran s brother F X Foran 112 Park Court SE. Sunday and Monday Gazette readers may respond to Want Ads by dialing 2 1121 before 8 p m tonight.
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First Avenue E
Gazette
Dial
Frank N. Webber
Marion
Irving Drake
St. Luke’s Hospital
E. T. Foran
Minneapolis
Mr. Foran
F. X. Foran
Park Court SE
Joe Stefan in Critical Condition After Stroke
Joe Stefan brother of Ed Stefan a park commissioner remains in critical condition at St. Luke's hospital after suffering a stroke several days ago.
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Joe Stefan
Ed Stefan
St. Luke’s Hospital
Marion man arraigned on embezzlement charge
Dale Wheeler of Marion was arraigned in court of Justice A. S. Reed on an embezzlement charge. He waived to the grand jury and posted a $500 bond.
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Dale Wheeler
Marion
Court of Justice
A. S. Reed
Sunshine Mission Office Closes Early for Labor Day
The business office of Sunshine Mission will not be open after 10 a.m. Monday in observance of Labor Day, announced Saturday by Rev. Frank Ward, the mission's director.
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Sunshine Mission
Frank Ward
Fisherman reports theft of gear from bridge
Joe Egermayer of 702 First Avenue West reported Friday evening that a fish pole a dip net and a bait bucket were stolen while he left his fishing spot on the First Avenue bridge.
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Joe Egermayer
First Avenue W
First Avenue
Dewey McNeil Pleads Not Guilty in Threatens Wife Case
Dewey McNeil pled not guilty at arraignment before Justice A S Reed on a charge of threatening to commit a public offense by threatening his wife. Hearing set for Tuesday, bond fixed at $500.
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Dewey McNeil
A. S. Reed
Want Ads Closing Time Notice in The Sunday Gazette
Public notice states closing time for Want Ads in The Sunday Gazette. Dial 2-1121 for ad-taker assistance and a 25 percent daily discount applies for 3 day ads.
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Sunday Gazette
Dial
Marion man fined for speeding in police court
Gilbert Viner of Marion was fined 10 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to speeding. Burt Anderson of 933 Fourth street SW and Ed Stark of 356 Twenty-first street SE each paid 1 dollar and costs for double parking. C W Curl of 853 Fifteenth street SE paid 2 dollars and costs for failing to observe an automatic traffic signal.
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Gilbert Viner
Marion
Burt Anderson
Fourth Street
Ed Stark
Twenty-first Street
C. W. Curl
Fifteenth Street
Carrier Pigeons to Race From Union Station Sunday
Several thousand carrier pigeons from the Concourse Flying Association of Chicago will be released Sunday morning from Union Station. They will arrive by express car at 6 30 a m and be released about an hour later for a race to their home lofts.
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Th Union Station
Concourse Flying Association of Chicago
Federal arraignment planned for Frank Morrison alias Frank Cotten
Federal agents seek to arraign Frank Morrison alias Frank Cotten before Judge George C. Scott in Mount Vernon before transport to San Francisco to face embezzlement charges involving 85 dollars of government funds. Morrison, an informant for narcotics agents in California, was detained last week under the name Cotton and his Pittsburgh address was listed. Commissioner Ed McPartland signed the removal order on Friday.
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Frank Morrison
Frank Cotten
California
George C. Scott
San Francisco
Morrison
United States
Ed McPartland
Scott
Pittsburgh
Mount Vernon
Cotton
Births in South Bend and Seattle families share twins and a son
Mr and Mrs Rawson Coie of South Bend Washington welcomed a son born September one. R T Coie of 1628 Fourth Avenue SE visited the Rawson Coie home. Neil R Edmunds of 321 Second Avenue SW reports a newborn, and Herb Edmunds of 1324 Fifth Street NW welcomed twins on September five at Mercy Hospital.
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Rawson Coie
South Bend
Wash
R. T. Coie
Fourth Avenue
Neil
R. Edmunds
Second Avenue
Herb
Fifth Street
Mercy Hospital
Picture actor Roger Pryor stops in city at Roosevelt hotel
Roger Pryor, a motion picture actor famed for Mae West films, and his manager Paul Baron spent the night at the Roosevelt hotel. They arrived by car at 12:05 am Saturday from Chicago and left at 9:30 am without revealing their destination.
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Roger Pryor
Paul Baron
Roosevelt Hotel
Chicago
Linn county to recheck WPA relief cases
A new inquiry into relief cases assigned to the WPA will be made immediately per Linn county relief director Mrs. Alice Ferber. The move follows September discussions with the board of supervisors and the emer gency relief committee on the need to reassess cases not investigated for about a year.
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WPA
Alice Ferber
Linn County
Linn County Emergency Relief Committee
Board of Supervisors
Wade
Relief Office
Ferber
Des Moines
State office transaction under review continued for further investigation
The article notes that any responsibility in a transaction wholly related to the state office was considered, but the matter was continued for further investigation. Benjamin Tait, county relief chairman, presided.
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State Office
Benjamin Tait
County Relief
S U I Band Gets New Uniforms And Instruments
Iowa City The 100-piece S U I band under the University of Iowa school of fine arts will receive new uniforms and about 5000 dollars in new instruments. Nearly 500 students expected to try out for the band and other musical groups soon after September 21. A 150-voice chorus and a 50-member symphonic choir will be selected, with the symphony orchestra numbering about 95. Prof. Hans Muenzer, a new staff member and former Chicago violinist, will direct chamber groups.
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Iowa City
School of Fine Arts
University of Iowa
Hans Muenzer
Chicago
Prosecutor Traces Rural Floggings to Pranksters
Whiteville North Carolina AP report says prosecutor Burney blamed rural pranksters for a series of floggings in a county area rather than white robed night riders. Two grand juries investigated the assaults on five women and two men but issued no indictments. The four Fowler family members were convicted on prostitution indictments from the same grand jury.
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Whiteville
N. C
John J. Burney
Law and Order
Bertha Fowler
Inez
Grace
Glenn Fowler
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