Roosevelt touts New Deal gains in Charlotte rally
President Roosevelt, returning from a soggy seven state tour, declares the nation back in the black and defends his economic program. He notes individual liberties and state rights remain intact while federal action restored purchasing power. He plans Harvard anniversary trip and a busy October campaign swing.
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Green Pastures
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Still Waters
Mr. Roosevelt
Mother Fights To Save Life Of Doomed Slayer
WALUA WASHINGTON UP A mass murderer Leo Hall whose killing spree included six victims at a Bremerton beach house faced last minute delays as his execution was postponed to 11 pm then 4 am to allow last-ditch appeals. His mother sought a stay, Governor Martin refused, and attorneys sought new evidence for appeal to the US Supreme Court. hall, a former theology student who mixed studies with boxing and hockey, denied the charges claiming he was framed by Peggy Paulus who testified she aided the robbery plan before fleeing.
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Wallda State Prison
Wash
Leo Hall
Bremert
John McCauley
McCauley
Hall
Seattle
Everett Butts
Olympia
Clarence D. Martin
United States Supreme Court
Frank Flieder
Bremerton
Eugene Chenevert
Magnus Jordan
Fred Balcom
Chenevert
Peggy Peterson Paulos
Ralph Harr
Portland
Paulus
Anti Soviet Threats Shape Nazi Plans At Congress
Reports describe Hitler Goebbels and Rosenberg vowing anti Soviet action after a party congress. A 400 plane display precedes possible German moves to sever Moscow ties and form a central European bloc with Italy Austria and Hungary. Moscow protests are anticipated.
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Nazi Germany
Russia
Reich
Berlin
Hitler
Goebbels
Rosenberg
Germany
Count Schulenberg
Congress
Moscow
William C. Bullitt
Paris
United States
Soviet Union
Extradition Delay Ties Up Extortion Case in Iowa
DES MOINES AP Governor Clyde L Herring delayed a request to extradite Arthur R von Keller and Lawrence Timen to Iowa for extortion accusations tied to Lauer Manufacturing of Dubuque Arrests followed information filed by Dubuque County Attorney John L Duffy The suspects allegedly threatened a million dollar payoff to deliver a leadership position to a New York company
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Clyde L. Herring
Dubuque
Iowa
Arthur R. von Keller
Lawrence Timen
New York City
Lauer Manufacturing Company
Herring
New York
Dubuque County
John L. Duffy
Walter Kiauer
Ss Iowers Eee
Or & Per Cen Mission
Dust removal rate in a standard room per month
A typical room air can lose up to two quarts of dust each month through routine cleaning and ventilation.
Close Hearing on Reinstatement of Sioux City Police
The Iowa civil service commission near four hours of testimony and closing arguments before taking under advisement the cases of three discharged Sioux City police officers Nile V. Luke John Diebert and Kirby Kerr seeking reinstatement. The commission plans to rule later after reviewing defense testimony and the city side not presenting further arguments.
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Civil Service Commission
Nile V. Luke
John Diebert
Kirby Kerr
Ole T. Naglestad
Roosevelt Calls for Cheaper Power and Expert Help
President Roosevelt urged cheaper electricity and warned power policy must rely on experts and scientific methods. He warned against leaving decisions to bankers officials or demagogues and highlighted advances in science as a social and industrial revolution in the making. He stressed the need for human engineering and prudent energy management.
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Cedar Rapids Auto Toll for 1936
The brief notes an auto toll in Cedar Rapids for 1936, listing counts of accidents, injuries, and deaths with unclear details. No further readable data is provided to specify numbers or outcomes.
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Cedar Rapids
Landon Declares Eastward Campaign Swing From Topeka
Governor Landon continues his presidential bid by a multi state train tour. He will speak in Portland Maine on government and business after a Topeka itinerary filled with meetings and strategic discussions with aides and allies.
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Verne Marshall
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Mexico
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Dairy Show Volunteers Prep At Park For 600 Cattle
Booster Spirit 15 backs Dairy Show volunteers report at the park at 8 a.m. Sunday to erect tents and fix cattle stalls for 600 head of dairy cattle and 114 junior livestock entries. Legion parking, Chamber luncheon, and ticket sales planned including reserved boxes by telephone.
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State Probes Fire At Plantation Inn
Fred J. Carlson and A. Lubberden, deputy state fire marshals, were in Cedar Rapids Thursday investigating the Plantation Inn fire of Sept. 4. They also pursued the Embassy Club fire case, which burned Aug. 12. Both properties, located near the airport highway 161 and Center Point road, were totally destroyed. ownership cited as F. Shears and Charles Landergott.
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A. Lubberden
Cedar Rapids
Plantation Inn
Embassy Club
Highway 161
Center Point Road
F. Shears
Charles Landergott
Chemists Hear Arthritis Paper At Society Meeting
Dr. Herman Seydel, a Jersey City chemist, faced protest from the American Medical Association as he prepared to present his arthritis paper at the American Chemical Society convention in Pittsburgh. President Dr. Edward Bartow refused to withdraw the paper despite the AMA's protest. Papalished censorship followed with reporters barred from the session as Seydel spoke. The meeting also featured talks on new plastics and medical innovations while discussing food preservation and science.
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American Medical Association
Herman Seydel
Jersey City
American Chemical Society
Edward Bartow
University of Iowa
The
Chemical Society
Medical Association
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Dr. Seydel
Morris Fishbein
Dr. Fishbein
Alice Williams Found Slugged In Kansas Returns Home
Miss Alice Williams, 17, of 1020 Mount Vernon Avenue SE, who suffered a fractured skull July 14 when slugged and left for dead along a Kansas highway by a man she met hitchhiking near Kansas City, Mo., returned home after more than a month. She is too weak to speak clearly about the incident and cannot add to her original statement to Kansas authorities. She fell at home Friday and limped noticeably.
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Mount Vernon Avenue
Kansas
Kansas City
Miss Williams
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