Roosevelt Urges National Unity On Antietam Battlefield
At Antietam Sharpsburg Maryland President Roosevelt declared the nation now acts and thinks as one. He said the World War era marked restored unity and emphasized how distress in any part of the Union affects all. He urged unity tolerance and mutual aid to shape the United States destiny.
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Antietam
Sharpsburg
INS
Roosevelt Friday
Roosevelt
United States
Tadnet
Field of unity and shared duty urged for nation
The speaker honors Union and Confederate soldiers and calls for continued unity in understanding. They advocate tolerance, neighborly aid, and faith in the United States' destiny as guidance for current efforts.
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United States
Remembering Antietam and Unity in a Nation
A presidential address reflects on how crises fade from living memory and recalls Antietam as a decisive Civil War battle. It argues that only in recent generations has the nation finally acted with restored unity and in national terms, pledging help across states.
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Spain
Deaths Mrs Laura Green 73 Wife of Grace rector
Mrs Laura Green aged 73 wife of Dr Thomas E Green rector of Grace Episcopal church here for thirty six years died Friday in Washington D C after three years as an invalid She is survived by two daughters Mrs Romaine Goodell Minneapolis and Mrs Gladys Howarth New York City Dr Green served as rector for twenty years and later was an American Red Cross official He is now retired During his rectorship the church at Sixth Street and A Avenue was built.
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Laura Green
Thomas E. Green
Grace Episcopal Church
Washington, D. C
Romaine Goodell
Minneapolis
Gladys Howarth
New York City
Green
Grace Church
American Red Cross
Sixth Street
Monona
Farmersburg
Erwin Drahn
Ossian
Donald Peckham
Winneshirk County
Decorah Hospital
Peckham
George Peckham
Ossia
Anita
Neal
Virginia
Marion Eddy
Yuma
Ariz
Castada
Jesup
Matthew Kies
L. A. Wood
Dike
American Legion
U. S.S
Gene Byers
Edna Siebels
Louis Bohlken
Dorothy Eden
Viola Eckdahl
Chicago
Lucille Bohiken
Norma Jean Siefert
St Paul
Tom Eden
Monticello
George Shoupe
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Arlo Jones
Clarence Croot
LA Porte City
Warren Sides
Pine Street
Callin Hamilton
Keystone
Elsha Selken
Emil Selken
June Miourhead
Ote
Asuier
Robert Banks
Edwin Mochi
Junior Wallick
Flaine Hillver
Teasher Norginia Bolton Sophoneres
Maurine Maurer
Margaret Horn
Richard Prot
Bernie Wenteel
Cr i. Athletic Association
Tas Neessen
Esther Lind
Maurie V Mararer
Armoral Rogers
What Cheer
William J Aldinger
Muscatine
Cora Jester
Lierd
Sigourney
Harry
Willard
John Aldinger
Los Angeles
Laise Yuhnike
Mrs J J Hrbek Dies After Stroke In Cedar Rapids
Mrs Marie A Hrbek 67 wife of Jan J Hrbek died at 2331 Upland Drive SE Cedar Rapids at 715 am Friday after a stroke suffered Tuesday evening Born in Bohemia July 9 1870 she came to the United States at age three and lived mostly in Cedar Rapids She belonged to Sokolky Praha Rebekah Lodge No 5 and Matice Skolska Survived by her husband two daughters Mrs Otto Stehlck and Mrs Jack Turner and four grandchildren The body remains at Janeba and Brosh chapel pending funeral arrangements.
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Marie A Hrbek
Jan J Hrbek
Upland Drive
Bohemia
Cedar Rapids
Sokolky
Praha Rebekah Lodge No. 5
Matice Skolska
Otto Stehlck
Jack Turner
Janeba and Brosh Chapel
Widow Amelia Wolff Dies After Long Illness in City
Mrs Amelia Popelka Wolff died at 650 p m Thursday at the family home 1530 E avenue NW She was born January 1 1867 in Fulton Illinois to Mr and Mrs Wendl Popelka who moved to the city in infancy Survived by husband three sisters Mrs R Kiemish Mrs Julia Figg Los Angeles and Mrs L E Hinmah Medford Oregon Funeral services will be at Turner chapel 2 p m Saturday with Rev Melvin Welke and burial in Linwood cemetery Friends may call at the chapel.
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Amelia Popelka Wolff
Philip A Wolff
E Avenue NW
Fulton
Ill
Wendl Popelka
R. Kiemish
Julia Figg
Los Angeles
L. E. Hinmah
Medford
Ore
Turner Chapel
Melvin Welke
Linwood Cemetery
Widow Viola Langsdale Dies After Short Illness In Cedar Rapids
Mrs Viola May Langsdale 50 widow of George T Langsdale of 116 Eleventh St NE Cedar Rapids died at a local hospital at 11 15 am Thursday after a brief illness. Born Walker May 1 1887 she had lived in Cedar Rapids over 35 years. Survived by nieces and nephews. Funeral 2 pm Sunday Beatty chapel Center Point conducted by Rev Co C Miller. Burial Center Point cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 pm Saturday at the chapel.
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Viola May Langsdale
George T. Langsdale
Eleventh Street
Walker
Cedar Rapids
Beatty Chapel
Co. C Miller
Center Point
Risdon family notices mark deaths in California and Iowa
William Risdon of Riverside California died at his home on September 15 after a heart attack. His daughter Mrs E J Neary of Ladora Iowa and other relatives are noted. Cousin Mrs Fay Shaw of Ladora died in Hollywood the day before while visiting her mother Mrs Dineila Maudlin. Funeral plans place services in Ladora.
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William Risdon
E J Neary
Riverside
Calif
Fay Shaw
Ladora
Nears
Hollywood
Dineila Maudlin
Risdon
Ladara
Mondes
Nene
Mai Risdon
E C Switzer
JF Carey
Long Beach
BL Davie
Willhambuare
Harold Risdon
Leaddora
Shaw
Earl Shaw
Maeuchin
Dale Miaidlin
Mine
Infant Carolne Jean Kuehl Dies in San Francisco
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Dethert J Kuehl of 1017 Fourth Avenue San Francisco died in a local hospital Thursday evening. The body lies at Turner Mortuary with friends invited to call.
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Carolne Jean Kuehl
Dethert J Kuehl
Wacenue SF
Turner Mortuary
Pridas
Traer Couple Announces Midwest Marriage
Gerald Dunlavey of Traer and Frances Beilke of Dysart surprised friends by announcing their Sept. 8 wedding in Anandale Michigan. Frances Beilke, daughter of Herman and, Dysart, is a Dysart High School graduate and beauty shop employee. Gerald Dunlavey, son of Charles and, is a Traer High School graduate and Tama county trucker. The couple will reside in Dysart.
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TRAER
Gerald Dunlavey
Frances Beilke
Dysart
Anandale
Mich
Charles Dunlavey
Traer High School
Tama County
Waukon Youth Pleads Case Over Toy Revolver in Court
Arthur Gokey seventeen of Lansing faced Judge H E Taylor in juvenile court on a charge of threatening to shoot Mr and Mrs Beisker after they denied access to his fiancée Gloria. The revolver was found to be a toy cap pistol and he was paroled after a brief training school commitment. In Aurora Eleven youths pursue higher education at state colleges and universities including Upper Iowa Fayette Iowa State Teachers Waverly Wartburg and Iowa University.
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Gloria
Gokey
T. H. Goheen
Taylor
Eldora
John King
Aurora
Helen Heywood
Joy Miller
Janette Gibson
Vivian Hamilton
Marjorie Pelton
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Patricia Potwin
Viola Kaiser
Esther Schweitzer
Iowa State Teachers College
Irene Hahn
Paul Scharff
Wartburg College
Waverly
Harold Crig
Iowa University
Girl Patient Loses Race With Death
CHICAGO UP A 11 year old Mary Jane Slamin Winnetka infantile paralysis victim failed to survive a 10 mile race through city streets to a mechanical respirator. Her condition grew critical at Evanston hospital and physicians sent her to St Luke s hospital Chicago where a respirator was available. Two interns gave oxygen during the ambulance ride but she stopped breathing minutes after being placed in the respirator.
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Chicago
Mary Jane Slamin
Winnetka
Evanston Hospital
St. Luke's Hospital
Mary Jane
Teathing
Edwards Seeks Divorce From Manville In Reno Again
Marcelle Edwards Manville arrives in Reno for a divorce filing, the fourth and toughest split from Tommy Manville. She rejects his past appeals and does not confirm any acceptance of his $200,000 reward to end the marriage and leave his $30 million asbestos fortune intact.
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Reno
New
Marcelle Edwards Manville
Tommy Manville
Manville
Deathbed Marriage Makes Woman Wealth in Rhode Island
Miss Helen McNulty, a Boston stenographer, wed George H. Hammett on his deathbed in Newport Rhode Island. Hammett, 40, heir to his father Harry G. Hammett a wealthy merchant who died last May. The couple had been sweethearts and the marriage grants Helen a share of the estate under Rhode Island law. Hammett had a son who also inherits.
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Newport
R. I
Helen McNulty
Boston
George H. Hammett
Harry G. Hammett
Hammett
Rhode Island
Subway Strike Halted to Let Fact-Finding Proceed
In New York the threatened walkout by 12,000 BMT workers was temporarily halted by union leaders to allow Mayor LaGuardia's fact-finding commission time to study the dispute.
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New York
INS
BMT
LaGuardia
Arrested Motorist Had Five Liquor Purchases in Day
Melvin Peiper of Olin was arrested near Lisbon by highway patrolmen Clapp and Freese after a state liquor permit book showed five purchases totaling nine bottles at Cedar Rapids store. A one fifth bottle of gin with seal intact was found in his car. County Attorney G Thompson said the pattern implies illicit use or excessive consumption and will seek cancelation of Peiper's permit, with possible O W I charges.
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Cedar Rapids
Melvin Peiper
Olin
Lisbon
Clapp
Freese
G. Thompson
Peiper
Thompson
State Liquor Control Commission
Des Moines
Linn
State Liquor Commission
Pelper
Rail Clerks Head Declares CIO Is Full Of Communists
George M. Harrison of Cincinnati, president of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, told an Omaha AP interview the CIO is full of communists. He compared the CIO to a shrinking miniature golf course and predicted William Green's renomination at the AFL convention in Denver.
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CIO
Omaha
George M. Harerison
Cincinnati
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Harrison
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Denver
Schacht Fades Out As Nazi Economist Fades Out
Berlin AP reports the disappearance of Hjalmar Schacht from Nazi economic policy as he and his aides move from the economics ministry. Businessmen are told he no longer holds influence according to competent government offices.
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Berlin
Hjalmar Schacht
Economics
Germany
Cincinnati man robs pawnshop with antique pistol
George Wilson of Cincinnati enters a Pittsburgh pawnshop armed with a 100 year old flintlock pistol and demands cash for a stolen watch. Pawnbrokers refuse and have him arrested. Detectives say the pistol came from an antique shop and the watch was stolen from a south side jewelry store.
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Pittsburgh
George Wilson
Cincinnati
Wylie Avenue
Wilson
South Side
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