Bandits Hold Up Iowa Bank and Kidnap Cashiers
Four masked bandits raided the Cumberland Savings Bank in Cumberland Iowa around 9 am. They forced cashier Charles P Shearer and assistant cashier J O Stahl to surrender $900, then kidnapped the two men and released them later southwest of town. The robbers fled in a light model car, leaving the two captives under escort before being dropped off and driven away by a passing motorist. Authorities pursued the suspects as details emerged.
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Cumberland Iaap
Cumberland Savings Bank
Charles P Shearer
J O Stahl
Cumberland
Chevrolet
Shearer
Stahl
Nebraska Steer Brings Good Price at State Fair
Lincoln Neb AP The grand 4 H club baby beef from Keith Gilmer of Cuming County sold for a record price on Friday at the Nebraska state fair. The steer, champion of the town, earned about $40 in prize money and a total of roughly $296 after $20 for purchase and $35 for feed costs.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Lina Company
Keith Gil- Cmter
Mplon Chimore
Dean Coffey Resigns From Farm Drought Board
Dean W. Coffey of the University of Minnesota farm school resigned as regional director of the federal emergency service effective Sept 1. He had held the drought relief post since last spring during school vacation and oversaw work in all drought affected states.
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ST Paul, Minn
W C Coffey
University of Minnesota Farm School
Federal Emergency Service
Coffey
Nervous Disorders Are Civilization Price Says Crile
Dr George W Crile told the American College of Surgeons at the World’s fair that nervous disorders are the price man pays for civilization’s luxuries. He cited Elizabeth Barrett Browning as suffering from neurocirculatory asthenia and noted soldiers heart among World War I veterans. He listed exophthalmic goiter stomach ulcers gallstones diabetes and heart diseases as other civilization-linked ailments.
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Chicago
George W Crile
Cleveland
American College of Surgeons
Crile
Elizabeth Barrett
Browning
Portess
Believe 3 Bremer Kidnappers Escaped
A near side Cleveland home served weeks as a retreat for members of the Boaser outlaw gang wanted for the kidnapping of Edward Bremer and Paul banker. Officers identified three men from photos at the west side house and tracked them after they fled Thursday with a fourth man. Within an hour three unclad women were arrested at a downtown hotel room with a 5 year old girl whose story linked them to the fugitives. The women named themselves as Mrs Ethel Matterson, Mrs Winona Wolcott, and Mrs Grace Sawyer.
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Cleveland
Boaser
Edward G Bremer
Ethel Matterson
Winona Wolcott
Ioleda
Grace Sawyer
St Pywul
NYSE Probe Sought Over 15 Point Smelting Stock Drop
The Securities and Exchange Commission asked the New York Stock Exchange to investigate a 15 point decline in U Smelting shares on Thursday. Officials noted Section 9 timing limits SEC jurisdiction until Oct 1 but said a preliminary study would be conducted.
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N.Y. Exchange
Washington
Ins
The
Securities and Exchange Commission
New York Stock Exchange
Commission
Cat and Dogland Spot News from Quincy
Gustav Oster reports three kittens from a cat cave named Goine Goaine Cone and Janus. Sumner's dog Minnie, born July 4, produced her first litter with Thapkes Vindas and a second pup on Lobor daa.
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Quincy Mass
Gustav Oster
Goine
Goaine Cone
Janus Sumner
Minnie
Vindas
Lobor Daa
Yeasties Whole Wheat Flakes Promises Health Boost
An ad touts Yeasties yeast fortified whole wheat flakes containing vitamins and minerals from brewers yeast. It claims vitamin B digestion aid, blood cleansing benefits, and a tasty but yeast-free flavor. Package yields 1410 to 1510 servings priced at 17. A 30 day trial invites daily use with fruit cream or sugar.
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Chen
Iowa Industrial Employment Gains Reported in August
Iowa industrial employment rose above 1933 levels in August, up 17 percent from July. Canning led with 90.1 percent gains, pearl button industry 20.1 percent, and iron and steel up 1.8 percent. Total employed 31,613, with Davenport up 10.8 percent and Waterloo 10.4 percent. textiles posted the largest sector gain at 9.4 percent.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Bureau of Inbors
Iron and Steel Group
Davenport
Waterloo
Burlington
Sioux City
Clinton
Dubuque
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Fort Dodge
Mason City
Link King George in munitions Beals continued
The article details anti aircraft weapon developments tied to Lieutenant-Commander James H Strong now leading Colombia’s air force after leaving the U S Navy. It covers Strong’s efforts to recruit aviators and promote Driggs anti aircraft guns, with War Department involvement and diplomatic friction amid the Leticia incident and Colombia Peru tensions.
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James H Strong
Navy Department
New York
Colombia
Leticia
Strong
Driggs
United State
Sues Policeman City for 10000 in Civil Actions
Civil docket notes two injuries and one fatal crash case in the September term in district court. Jerry Dedek sues Officer Leon ard Stusak and Cedar Rapids over a June 18 collision at Third Street and Twelfth Avenue SE claiming brain concussion. Aziz Jahangiri, Persian consul administrator, sues Harold E. Babcock for 10000 after a March 1 fatality near Twelfth Street and First Avenue E. Rosemary Heddinger seeks 5224 against John W. Davis for a July 23 1933 Cascade area crash on Highway 161 leaving the driver alleged reckless.
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Jerry Dedek
Cedar Rapids
Leonard Stusak
District Court
Edwin W Lundquist
Dedek
Stusak
Third Street
Twelfth Avenue SE
Henry Nathan
Chicago
Aziz Jahnangiri
Coe College
Harold FE Babcock
Twelfth Street
First Avenue E
Babcock Jahangiri
Rosemary Heddinger
John W Davis
Davis
Cascade
Iowa News in Brief Highlights in Washington and Surrounding Towns
Funeral services held for John Berquist 85 Rock Island retiree with 48 years service. John Turner 80 dies after14 years in Sigourney. burial in West cemetery. Irvin G Conn 54 Marengo real estate broker found dead in wash shed. family calls accidental. Rev B Korte resigns in Clayton Center. August J Seifert 76 dies near Hazleton. ElDader high school reports 154 students. gym addition planned. Mrs Ernestine Fiebelkorn 83 dies in Vinton. survivors listed. Earlville committee appointments for Methodist church.
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Washington
Jones
John Berquist
Rock Island Railroad
Sweden
United States
Rock Island
Brighton
Fairfield
Anna Louise Lynn
Frank
Chicago
Sigourney
John Turner
Ohio
Iowa
Talleyrand
Washington Township
Carrie Mead
Pella
Joel Turner
Baptist Church
BE. M. Gregson
Montezuma Baptist Church
West Cemetery
Marengo
Irvin G Conn
Robert
Elkader
B. Korte
Zion's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Clayton Center
Bellwood
Hazleton
August J Seifert
Here
Saxony
Germany
America
Theressa Heidrich
Aquino
Pueblo
Colo
Mary Seifert
August Seifert
St. Mary's Church
N M Homan Eleader
Tne Board of Education
The
American Legion
Newhall
Ernestine Fiebelkorn
Chris Fiebelkorn
St John's Lutheran Church
Fiebelkorn
Mherman
Vinton
Benton County
William of
van Horne
Herman
South Dakota
Oregon
Earlville
Methodist Church
Rollin Davey
Horace Coe
Ed Irmscher
Robert Carty
Henry Bergman
Adam Schaller
H O Thompson
Herman Woeste
Gerald Schaller
Ben Holscher
William Woeste
Earl Klaus
Roy Koeneke
Charles Angell
Henry Hunt
Ulrich Herman
Frank Bell Harvey Woeste
William H Baskerville
W. W. Keith
Will Sharp
Farmer-Labor Party Files State Ticket
The Farmer-Labor Party of Iowa filed its slate for the November election with Secretary of State Mrs. Alex Miller. Ticket shown includes Governor Wallace M. Short, Lieutenant Governor Arthur Hoo ver, Secretary of State Archie Carter, Treasurer Minnie Duvall, Auditor Earnest Quick, Superintendent Rachel Revell, Railroad Commissioners Ostby and Drugsveld, Secretary of Agriculture Jess Sickler. Central Committee also named with multiple named members across cities.
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Des Moines
UPI
Farmer-Labor Party
Alex Miller
Wallace M. Short
Sioux City
Arthur Hoover
Springville
Archie Carter
University Park
Minnie Duvall
Earnest Quick
Rachel Revell
Guthrie Center
Paul I D Ostby
Kensett
John Drugsveld Scarville
Federal housing loans discussed at Iowa bankers meeting
The Iowa Bankers association eleventh district conference on federal housing loans featured Fred H. Bohen of Des Moines explaining loan eligibility rules and repayment needs. Speakers including R. R. Schroeder, LeRoy Perkins, Frank Warner, and Frank C Welch covered loan terms, insurance forms, and reporting requirements.
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Fred H. Bohen
Des Moines
Federal Housing Laison
Iowa Bankers Association
Eleventh District
Montrose
Federal Housing Administration
R. R. Schroeder
Marengo
LeRoy Perkins
Federal Housing Work In
Iowa
Frank Warner
Frank C Welch
Cedar Rapids
Wallace Defends Farm Referendum and Economic Policy
Wallace discusses corn hog supply and demand and urges rural voters to study the issue. He praises farm people for building economic democratic machinery and argues rural reform could surpass urban social programs in national welfare. He calls for informed voting aligned with conviction.
Freight Loadings Rise in Latest Week Report
The American Railway Association reports revenue freight loadings for the week ended September 1 at 645,780 cars, up 40,264 from the prior week but down 27,998 versus 1933 and up 84,455 versus 1932. Miscellaneous freight reached 233,538 cars, up 12,177 from the prior week and 36,924 above 1932.
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Washington
The
American Railway Association
Morley Morley's annual boost day festival postponed to September 18
Labor day rain forced the postponement of Morley Morley's annual boost day festival. The event now shifts to Tuesday, September 18, with plans and sponsors unchanged. Local officials urge residents to note the new date and support the community celebration.
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Morley
Morning Radio Program Listings Across Networks
NBC WJZ and CBS stations feature a varied daytime lineup including Hawaii program at 4:00 PM, Southernaire, Sabbath reveries, typical arch, serenade, patterns in harmony, and pianist Alex Semmler. Evening schedules show concerts, string quartet, and choir performances with NBC and CBS affiliates.
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WEAF
Douglas MacArthur
WIZ
Farm Bureau Federation
NBC
WIZ Woc
Fidler Orch
Velas Orch
CBS
WABC
WMT
Battle’s Ensemble
Russo Orch
WJZ
Magic Playei
Raxinsky Orch
One Man's Family
Johny, Johnson
Diphen Apple
WENR
Savitt Orch
Cate al Williams
Best Marine
WJZ Chain
Detroit Symphony
KMBC
WCCO
Ray Knigctt
Cuckoos
Weaf Woc
WHO
WMAQ
Koa Leith
Stevens Ensemble
l—Madriguera Orch
WoOc- Martin Orch
Reichman Orch
Davis Orch
Busse Orch
WBBM
Gore_ Delys
Willson
Weeks Orch
Herbie Kay
CAS
Beecher Orch
Kishery
Leveyard
Abram _Chasins
Peolnters
WMT Toews
Pedro Via‘'s Orch
WIZ Chain
WLW
WEAP
Charles Sears
Keestner
Rch
WABG
Martin Johnson
WSM
Tony Wans
WEBM
Nick Ilpcas
Coakley Arch
Stone Arch
NBCI
Ed McConnell
Warwick Sisters
Previnores
WLS
Chicago Knights
Arlene Sackson
Sanford Orch
Jimmy Durante
Renard Orch
Frank Parker
Goodman Corch
Jeanie Lang
Buddy Rogers
KMOX
Orch
Warlage Orch
Haenschen
Arch
Weaf Woc-Who
Walter Winchell
WJZ Wenr
Woc-Who
Liheure Exquine
Mary Fantians Barlowerch
Roxanne Waitare
Burse
Stern
Weaf Chain
Jesse Crawford
Gray Orch
Berrens Orch
ABC
MT. Vo
WOC
Lucas Orch
Mhalen
Hines Orch
Ruaseerch
Ah Chears
NBC String Quartete
WJZ Chain A
L. E. Sheppard Severely Hurt In Ohio Auto Crash
L. E. Sheppard former president of the Order of Railway Conductors lost his left arm and M W McMullens suffered head and hand lacerations in a Massillon area crash eight miles west of Massillon Ohio Both men were hospitalized with serious injuries.
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L. E. Sheppard
First Avenue E
The
Order of Railway Conductors
M. W. McMullens
Waterloo
Massillon
Ohio
Cedar Rapids
Sheppard
Ohio State Highway Police
McMullens
City and County to Share Half Fixed Costs for Office
City council and county board agree to pay one half the fixed costs of a state employment service office here if the state auditor extends approval. The arrangement follows federal and state law sharing costs with local units. BE R Herbert, Iowa employment service chief, outlined the program.
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State Auditor's
County Board of Supervisors
Busby
Kennedy
BE. R. Herbert
Iowa Employment Service
Minneapolis Man Heads Hamline U
Dr. Charles Nelson Pace of Minneapolis was chosen president of Hamline University to succeed Bishop J. Ralph Magee who resigned. Announcement made Friday.
Seven-Pound Boy Born to Frances Di McCrea Family
A seven pound boy was born Friday at Holl Hospital to Frances, actress wife of Joel McCrea, the film actor. The birth adds a new member to the couple’s family in Hollywood.
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Frances di
Hollywood
Holl Hospital
Frances
Joel McCrea
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