Hull Backed By Roosevelt In Peace Demand
President Roosevelt endorsed Secretary Hulls appeal for adherence to the Kellogg peace pact amid the Italo Ethiopian crisis. The White House framed Americas policy as a moral support push to prevent war and urged all signatories to honor the Briand Kellogg pact. France Britain and other nations are pressed toward Geneva to resolve the issue.
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Hyde Park. N
Roosevelt
Hull
Washington
Pierre Laval
France
League of Nations Assembly
Cordell Hull
United States
Great Britain
Geneva
Ethiopia
League
Hitler to speak on flag case and German policy
Geneva reports a forecast from Berlin that Adolf Hitler will address the Reichstag on Sunday night. He is expected to claim Germany withdraws from the League on October 15, push a big issue over Magistrate Brodsky’s flag dismissal in New York, and perhaps recall ambassadors as demands rise.
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Geneva
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Nuremberg
Germany
Italy
Hitler
League
Louis B. Brodsky
New York City
Bremen
Hans Luther
United States
Halmar Schacht
Reichsbank
President seeks new delay in coal wage talks
President Roosevelt asked the joint bituminous coal wage conference to extend existing wage and hour contracts by fifteen days if new ones cannot be agreed, pending appointment of the federal coal stabilization commission. The extension would be the conference's fifth this year as sessions continued without progress. current contracts expire September 16.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Federal Coal Stabilization Commission
Guffey
White House
Hyde Park
Marvin McIntyre
Real estate transfers and trustee deeds listed in 1935 records
A series of real estate transfers and trustee deeds dated 1935 involve Foster trustees, H Hutchins bankrupt estates, Cooper, Horn, Eastman, Central Loan and Investment Co, Leon F. Hines, and others. Transactions include parcels in Center Point and North Mount Vernon, cemetery and bank-related conveyances, and nominal consideration with dates ranging 8 14 35 to 8 31 37.
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COT Foster
Rey L
Hutchins
Nat Life Insurance Co
Montpelier
Vermont
Col Cooper
Cooper
Davis Aed Brooks
Marion
Central Loan and Investment Co
Robert K Davis
John Clarence Davis
Luella Burge
North Mount Vernon
Leon F. Hines
Boh'm. Savs
Assnyq C. D
Seein' Stars By Feg Murray Two
Moon love of Mike and Kenner three gornered stars headline a quirky pulp page with brief notes on entertainment and sports figures from a local desk column. Names appear truncated but point to a feature style column in a midsize city paper.
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Three Gornered Moon
Mike
Governors Approve Free Bridge Plans Across Missouri River
Governors R L Cochran of Nebraska and Clyde L Herring of Iowa approved a plan for a free bridge across the Missouri River between Omaha and Council Bluffs. The $1,000,000 span will be financed jointly by the two states with each building half and the two cities handling approaches. Funds come from federal highway end grade crossing elimination allocations to Nebraska and Iowa. Herring noted Iowa’s share would draw on money already allotted to Pottawattamie County.
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Omaha, Neb
R. L. Cochran
Nebraska
Clyde L. Herring
Iowa
Missouri River
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Herring
Towa
Poottawattamle County
U S Agents Smash Counterfeit Ring Across Midwest
Federal Treasury agents announced the dismantling of a large counterfeit ring with hubs in Detroit Indianapolis and South Bend after finding 86700 in fake currency at a Mishawaka garage.
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South Bend
Ind
Federal Treasury Department
Detroit
Indianapolis
Mishawaka, Ind
Olson threatens troops over Minneapolis strike
Gov. Floyd B. Olson pledges to move troops if Flour City Ornamental Iron Works reopen amid riots. Police clash with 500 unemployed and thousands of onlookers at city hall as tear gas shields the area. a grand jury probes Wednesday’s riot and Mayor Latimer is assaulted.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Floyd B. Olson
Flour City Ornamental Iron Works
Olson
Iron Works
Grand
Thomas E. Latimer
Farmer-Laborites
Summer Weather Parade Continues in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids enjoyed a string of warm days as clear skies and rising temperatures kept the Summer Weather Parade alive. Morning readings rose from 53 at 6 a.m. to 81 by 2:30 p.m. with peak highs around the mid 70s to low 80s through the day.
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Cedar Rapids
Mercury
Chambers Inskeep Company
Panama Air Crash Kills Nine Near Bejuco Mountains
Panama City UP reports pilot Robert Marstrand of Malek Airlines and eight passengers died when the airliner crashed in mountainous terrain near Bejuco, about 56 miles from Panama City. The story notes fertilizer composition of potash phosphoric acid and nitrogen.
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Panama City
Robert Marstrand
Malek Airlines
Bejuco
Iowa personal net income tax halted by injunction
Marshalltown Iowa district judge B O Tankersley issued a temporary injunction stopping the collection of the Iowa personal net income tax and penalties. The order affects taxpayers similarly situated and leaves corporate incomes untouched while a hearing is pending. Local dealer Ike Grabek filed the suit challenging the tax as unconstitutional. Laverne H Clark of the Iowa board said no official notification had been received and no state court has ruled the tax invalid.
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Marshalltown
INS
Iowa
State Board of Assessment and Review
Ike Grabek
B. O. Tankersley
Mike Grabek
Laverne H. Clark
Iowa Board of
Lammey Indicted on First Degree Murder in Weed Patch Slaying
Donald Lammey, 21, was indicted by the Polk county grand jury on first degree murder charges in the weed patch slaying of John LeClair, 20, July 30. Lammey pled not guilty and was arraigned before Judge Russel Jordan with George O Malley appointed as attorney. The trial is set for next week in district court before Judge Jordan.
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Des ‘Moines
INS
Donald Lammey
Polk County
Grand Jury
John LeClair
Lammey
Anamosa Reformatory
Russell Jordan
Jordan
George O'Malley
Buried trunks found in garden in Albia
Sheriff John W. Goodwin reported five trunks and twelve suitcases buried in a garden behind a home in Albia. Miss Gertrude Sanford admitted setting attire Thursday, and authorities uncover the items filled with clothing and household goods.
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Albia, In
John W. Goodwin
Gertrude Sanford
Roosevelt orders a months job plan amid CCC debate
President Roosevelt proposes shifting 100 million dollars to the Public Works Administration for four condition projects while earmarking 75 million to run CCC camps through the year. The plan contemplates reducing CCC camps to 300000 boys next year, with 510000 still in forest camps, signaling tension with Interior Secretary Ickes over permanent spending. Ickes did not resign after a long day of discussions.
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CCC
Roosevelt
Hopkins
Harold L. Ickes
Ickes
Washington
Poughkeepsie
Iowa WPA office has no notice of takeover order
Des Moines AP reports the Iowa Works Progress Administration office has received no notice of a presidential order to take over the works relief drive. Assistant Administrator I. T. Jones said he has not considered the impact on Iowa and has no comment until he studies the order.
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DES Moines
Iowa
WPA
Works Progress Administration
I. T. Jones
Jones
U S Ready To Move Cash To Louisiana
The federal government plans to provide nearly $60 million to Louisiana for public works once Huey P. Long leaders repeal restrictive laws. New Orleans reports say Long followers weigh repealing statutes that require state approval before PWA projects proceed.
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Washington
LLP
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
New Orleans
PWA
Russian Scientist Plans Deep Well Heat Scheme
A Russian scientist plans to sink a well 3000 feet deep to bring up hot water and pipe it directly to Moscow homes, aiming to heat the city with geothermal energy.
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Moscow
Actress Evelyn Hoey death ruled possible suicide at Rogers farm
West Chester Pa AP reports Broadway torch singer Evelyn Hoey died at Henry Rogers III’s country home. Autopsy evidence suggests death by own action and Rogers released on bond as investigation continues. District Attorney Parke says no homicide grounds found, private view favors suicide but full facts awaited. Kelly and Rogers remain free on bond for inquest.
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West Chester
Evelyn Hoey
Henry
H. ‘Rogers
H. B. F. Davis
Davis
William Parke
Rogers
Ory
Parke
William J. Kelly
Kelly
Miss Hoey
Downingtown
Young Rogers
Virginia Lincoln
Cleveland
Cleve
Carleton Beh Buyd Oskaloosa Bond Issue
Oskaloosa officials sold a $10,000 sewage disposal bond at 3.4 percent interest plus a $20 premium. Other bidders included Shaw Mc Dermit Sparks and White Phillips of Des Moines Davenport. A city council resolution urged the federal government to install safety devices at local railroad crossings.
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Oskaloosa (Ap
Carleton
D. Beh
Des Moines
Oskaloosa Sewage Disposal
Shaw, Mc
Dermit and Sparks
White Phillips Company
Daveenport
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Panama
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Carleton Beh
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