Papal German Accord Nears Crisis Over Ratification
The Vatican withholds concordat ratification amid Pope Pius XI’s displeasure at Hitler policy. Key issues include Catholic education, military service by seminarists, Evangelical episcopates, and sterilization of deficient Jews. The accord promised equal rights while limiting Catholic political activity.
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Holy See
Ermany
Vatican
Pius XI
Tier
Germany
Franz Vonen
Pope
Cates” Society
Prussia
Osservatore Romano
von Papen
Cardinal Pacelli
German Catholic Center Party
Catholic Action Organization
Berlin
Reich
Linn Board Adds Five Members To Poor Relief Staff
Linn County supervisors appointed five new poor relief investigators to join the nine member relief staff under director Cora Jacobs. The appointees are Miss Mary Bennett of Lisbon Alvin Kline Manon Jane Lady Mus Grout and Mildred Hoadley. Each comes from colleges or universities with social work or related training. The new team will cover defined districts across the county.
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Cedat Rapids News
County Board of Supervisors
Cora Jacobs
Mary Bueta Bennett
Lisbon
Alvin Kline
Seventeenth Street
Bennett
Cornell College
University of Iowa
Rhine
Coe
la Porte
Ludy
University of Ilinois
Break Through At Your Breaking Point With Adventure
The passage recounts William James facing despair and choosing one more attempt to seek help from something beyond himself. He leapt into the unknown and felt a surge of calm, power, and renewed life, as religion appeared to him to reorganize and sustain his existence. If you are at the breaking point, choose a break in adventure to discover the most worth while truth.
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William James
Lfe
Spanish Cabinet Resigns Under Fire
The cabinet of Premier Manuel Azana resigned in Madrid under pressure from opposition led by Alejandro Lerroux. The Cortes were said not to reflect the popular will, with a republican coalition suggested as a replacement and a possible election delay. If parties fail to agree, Azana may remain with cabinet changes.
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Madrid
Manuel Azana
Alejandro Lerroux
Radical Party
Niceto Alcala Zamora
Azana
Corres
Cuban Junta Seeks Coalition Cabinet Amid Intervention Fears
In Havana the revolutionary Cuban junta issued a proclamation for an immediate coalition cabinet to avert U S intervention. Secretary Hull stressed U S neutrality and support for a speedy, people chosen Cuban government capable of restoring order. The Antilla incident prompted possible naval presence as tensions rise in the region. Mexico voiced support for non intervention policy.
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Havana
Cuba
Sergio Carbo
Washington
INS
Hull
United States
Ambassador Welles
Coast Guard
Antilla
Tom Hull
Mexico
Packers as Producers Ask Price Fixing
Washington officials and industry representatives clashed at an agricultural hearing over a proposed marketing agreement by the Institute of American Meat Packers. Earl C. Smith urged minimum livestock prices and profits passed to producers, while Thomas E. Wilson backed quick approval to benefit industry, producers, and consumers. Critics warned direct packer buying could depress hog markets and harm small firms, calling for open central markets and government access to packers’ books.
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Washington
Earl C. Smith
Agriculture Department
Thomas E. Wilson
Wilson and Company of Chicago
Institute of American Meat Packers
Smith
NRA
Crete
Wilson
LLP
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Attorney General's Office
George N. Peek
Agricultural Administration
Hubbard Russell
American National Livestock Association
Central Co-operative Association
Satan killer claim sparks $100,000 bequest case
In Reno a California clerk argued that Horace Wadsworth died by the devil’s indirect method and that Satan killed him to trigger a $100,000 reward for identifying his murderer John Edwards Sievers. Sievers said he would give the money to the poor if paid. The coroner attributed death to acute alcoholism.
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Reno, New
Horace Elliott
Wadsworth
New York
Oakland
Calif
John Edwards Sievers
Satan
God
Sievers
Two Great Ocean Liner Firms Merge
Berlin news reports the Hamburg America and North German Lloyd lines merge under one directorship. The union affects passenger and freight service to the United States Canada and the Gulf of Mexico. Aimed at economies, the merger consolidates two major carriers.
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Berlin
Lloydines
United States
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Simplified Marketing Plan Urged By Aid To Wallace
Washington AP Dr Mordecai Ezekiel economic adviser to Secretary Wallace outlined a long term plan to simplify marketing and distribution of farm products to cut costs between farmer and consumer. He said gradual efficiency gains are needed to reduce wastes from competition and lower distribution costs while emergency needs remain the focus of current policy. He cited meat product distribution as an example where one refrigerated car could serve multiple firms to cut trips and deliver efficiency.
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Washington
Mordecai Ezekiel
Wallace
Ezekiel
Agriculture Department
The
Agricultural Ad
Justment Administration
American Statistical Association
Six Naval Planes Set Record in Trip to Panama
Six U.S. naval seaplanes completed a new non-stop formation flight record landing at Coco Solo Panama from Hampton Roads Virginia. They covered 2056 miles in 25 hours 25 minutes in six two motor bi planes amid a 50 mile an hour squall delaying parts of the voyage.
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Washington
United States Naval
Coco Solo
Hampton Roads
Navy
Italo Balbo
Italy
Chicago
Pas
Coco
Lee
Cube J
Henry L. Roosevelt
William H Stanley
Naval Operations
Ernest J. King
Roosevelt
Balbo
United States
Canal Zone
Officers Called In Minor Disturbance At Iowa Coal Mine
About 300 miners confronted another group of workers as they left the mine at Madrid Iowa. Sheriff and deputies from Polk and Boone counties stood by to prevent trouble and then left. No return to labor was planned for Saturday and no vote was expected Friday night.
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Iowa
Madrid
Polk
Boone
Death of King Feisal of Iraq Shrouded in Poison Inquiries
Reports from Berne said a thorough inquiry and a pathological exam were ordered into Feisal’s death in Switzerland amid suspicions of poisoning. His ministers awaited a second medical declaration after the first attributing death to heart failure.
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Feisal
Iraq
London
Berne
Daily Mail
Switzerland
Fyisa
INS
Emir Ghaal
Bagdad
Lawrence of Arabia
Fiiany
League of Nations
Lake Resort And State Park Plan Revealed At Cedar Rapids Luncheon
Eastern Towa summer resort and state park near Solon were outlined by Cedar Rapids and Iowa City chamber representatives at Hotel Roosevelt. Professor Bohumil Shimek described 800 acres optioned with 500 acres timbered and a 250 acre dammed lake to fund purchase and water supply. The state will build roads and maintain the park, with 90 to 100 lots sold to finance the project.
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Towa
Solon
Iowa River
Mill Creek
Jordan Creek
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
L. B. McLaughlin
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank
Clear Lake
Spiru Lake
Mile Long NRA Parade Dazzles Cedar Rapids Crowds
Cedar Rapids staged a thousand-strong NRA parade Friday afternoon in a tight mirror of 1917 and 1918 marches. Over eighty uniformed groups and floats stretched a mile and a half, with a 100 piece local band and visiting drum corps. About 10 000 spectators lined First Avenue to Second Street watching the colorful display as starting bombs fired and units moved in order along the route.
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Cedar Rapids
NRA
Twelfth Street
First Avenue
Fifth Street
Second
Third Streets
Arade
Westeon First Avenue
Leama
First Street
Third Avenue
Tewlth Street
Fire Department
National Guard
Barron Motor Company
Alleged Bailey Pal Shot in Chicago Battle
James Tribbies, 32, described as an associate of outlaw Harvey Bailey, was shot and killed in Chicago on Friday after he and two others terrorized the Chicago Teamsters union headquarters.
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Chicago
James
Trouble) Tribbies
Harvey Bailey
Chicago Teamsters’ Union
Grain Exchanges Set Up Code of Margins and Wages
CHICAGO AP Peter B Carey president of the Chicago Board of Trade announced approval of a code for grain exchanges setting wages and hours for employees and minimum margins for all open futures contracts. Exchanges backed the code, which will be sent to Washington for approval and may be modified by exchanges with Agriculture Secretary consent.
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Chicago
Peter B Carey
Chicago Board of Trade
Carey
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Price Of Gasoline Boosted One Cent
Standard Oil of Indiana announced a one cent per gallon gasoline price increase effective Saturday. The move follows a crude oil price rise per barrel.
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Chicago
Seek 7 Lost In Balloons And Autogiro
A multi nation search combed from Chicago to the Atlantic for six men and a woman missing after flights in two balloons and an autogiro. The missing are Manning, Gerard, Otto, Van Orman, Trotter, Hynek, and Burzynski.
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Chicago
Laiid
Atlantic
Lake Michigan
Canada
H. E. “Spud” Manning
Majenta Gerard
Carl Otto
Ward T. van Orman
Frank A. Trotter
Franciznck Hynek
Zbigniew Burzynski
Manning
Miss Gerard
Otto
South Bend
Ind
Gerard
Vincent Bendix
Kosciuszko
T. G. W. Settle
United States Navy
Great Lakes
Coast Guard
Jake
Atlantic Seaboard
Midwest
Michigan
Century of Progress
Miss
Lon Yancy
Sautogiro
van . Orman
Whitefish Bay
Lake Superior
Russell Cottle
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Cottle
Magistrate Greenspan Marries His Secretary
New York magistrate Greenspan announced plans to wed his secretary Betty Wechsler. The secretary confirmed the marriage to Henry A. Schneider, and reporters noted Greenspan’s knowledge of the match.
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New York
Greenspan
Dr Charles H Parkhurst Dies in NJ After Sleepwalking Incident
Dr Charles H Parkhurst 91 militant minister and foe of Tammany Hall died after falling from a porch roof in Ventnor New Jersey. He was driven to Atlantic City hospital where he died at 4 am. His 1892 pulpit attack helped unseat Tammany leaders and shaped New York politics for years.
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Winthrop Parkhurst
Atlantic City Hospital
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Tammany
New York
William L. Strong
Theodore Roosevelt
Strong
Robert A. Vanwyck
Parkhurst
Seth Low
Sleeping sickness toll rises to ninety eight in St Louis
Twelve more deaths in the past day push the epidemic toll to 98 in five weeks. Officials warn the illness rapidly spreading and affecting the city as medical teams intensify control efforts.
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ST Louis
UP i
Roosevelt Calls Nationwide Aid Drive for Relief Effort
President Franklin D. Roosevelt opens the third annual mobilization for human needs conference on the White House grounds urging private subscriptions and local effort. Kellogg announces a broad campaign to surpass past aid, stressing that government relief is limited and individual initiative remains vital. He warns against politicizing relief and urges all communities to participate.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Frank EB. Kellogg
Kelloge
Newton D. Baker
Relief Conference
PWA Funds Slum Clearance Loans For Cleveland Euclid and St Louis
The Public Works Administration with Roosevelt approval announced three loans totaling 13 545 000 to finance slum clearance and the construction of model dwellings for workers. The loans will aid projects in Cleveland Ohio Euclid and St Louis Missouri.
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Washington
LLP
Public Works Administration
Roosevelt
Secretary of Interior
Iches
Public Works
Cleveland
Euclid
St. Louis
Canada To Finance 1933 Wheat Crop
The federal government will finance Canada's 1933 wheat crop by guaranteeing bank advances to the Canadian co operative wheat Producers limited. Bank of Montreal's latest report predicts a prairie yield around 270 million bushels.
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Montreal
Que
Canada
Canadian Co-Operative Wheat Producers
Bank of Montreal
Canadian
Prairie Provinces
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