Dollfuss Set To Dictate In Austria As Cabinet Formed
Reports say Chancellor Dollfuss will establish a complete executive authority governing Austrian affairs. A new cabinet will exclude party members, curb the heimwehr, and form under Karl Vaugein with Princess Starhemberg, signaling a move to centralize power and reshape political structure.
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Dollfuss
Pe Police
Per
Ynot
Heimwehr Ho
Poture
Karl Vaugein
Princess Starhemberg
Heimwehr
Christ
Couzens Charges Stir Detroit Bank Hearing
U S Senator Couzens accused Judge Harry Keidan of blocking his testimony before a one man grand jury investigating the Bank closings in Detroit He said Keidan limited his remarks to questions from bank officials who denied prior statements and sought to delay the proceedings until the end of the grand jury inquiry.
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Couzens
Detroit
U. S
Mes Couzens
Wedsday
Harry Keidan
Grand
Truit Bankers Company
Pany
First National
Inea
Grand Jury
Guardian National Bank of Ferce
Ge Keidan
Keidan
Iron Age weekly output rises to 43 percent
New York report shows steel ingot output up to 43 percent capacity for the week, the first increase since July 11, with the prior week at 41 percent. The data reflects a modest uptick in steel production as the Iron Age index measures capacity use.
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New York
Iron Age Weekly
The Price of Fame and The Call to Live
An analysis of a famed figure who rose from farmer’s son to great status yet found no privacy or peace. The piece argues success can erode life’s joy and urges living fully in the present rather than postponing life. It cites Emerson and frames martyrdom for a cause as a nobler path.
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Emerson
Seven Arrests in O Connell Kidnapping Case
New York detectives and Justice Department agents captured seven suspects in the July 7 kidnapping of Lieut. John J. O Connell of Albany. Raids occurred in Mount Kisco Bronx and Manhattan with Manny Strewl held as an intermediary in the ransoming. Bail was denied for an additional defendant in Troy New York pending trial.
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New York
John J. O'Connell
Albany
Department of Justice
Mount Kisco
Bronx
Manhattan
Manny Strewl
Troy
N. Y
Iowa Included In Public Works List
Washington AP The Public Works Administration allotted 54 709 359 of its 3 3 billion fund to the Army for housing facilities. President Roosevelt approved 7 034 500 for thirty non federal projects in eleven states including water plants schools and streets. Iowa received 1 588 000 for Des Moines Dubuque and Davenport projects with several grants and loans as described for city streets sewers and paving.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Army
Roosevelt
Iowa
Des Moines
Dubuque
Davenport
Service
Davenport Bridge Commission
Farmers Union chief warns of potential broad strike
Des Moines AP says Glenn B. Miller, Iowa Farmers Union state president, tells 1500 members the union may call a nationwide farm strike if inflation relief and farm aid do not arrive soon. He criticizes Henry Wallace and current policy, denounces corn hog cuts, and urges action before Jan 1. Petitions seek Wallace’s resignation as agriculture secretary.
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Des Moines
Glenn B. Miller
Farmers Union
Miller
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Jesse Sickler
Ogden
Farmers Holiday Association
Holiday Association
Louis J. Murphy
Dubuque
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Milo Reno
How License Plates Roved to Three Cars Baffles Court
In a light hearse of a case Judge H C Ring fined Joyce, Thomas LeClerc, and Dan Maloney all of Walker 300 dollars and costs each for displaying wrong license plates. LeClerc bought plates for a 1926 Overland coach but loaned tabs to Maloney for a Ford. a plate went missing and was later found on Joyce’s car. The trio was brought before Deputy Davis and County Attorney G K Thompson filed the true information. The court released them on costs with a 90 day jail sentence suspended if the fine is paid and ordered license plate tangles adjusted.
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Button
H C Ring
Ville Joyce
Thomas LeClerc
Dan Maloney
Walker
LeClerc
Ford Maloney
Iowa Increases CCC Camps to Eighteen, Nine New Sites Added
Gov. Clyde Herring announced nine more Iowa winter conservation camps approved by corps officials. New camps at Cresco Maquoketa and McGregor join existing sites Shenandoah Iowa City Atlantic Osceola Winterset and Boone for a total of eighteen. He plans to meet with Harry Hopkins in Chicago to seek additional federal grants.
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Washington
Clyde Herring
Iowa
Cresco
Maquoketa
McGregor
Shenandoah
Iowa City
Atlantic
Oskaloosa
Winterset
Boone
Harry L. Hopkins
Herring
E. H. Mulock
Des Moines
Iowa State Emergency Relief Committee
Richard Mitchell
W F. Riley
Claude R. Porter
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Farm Credit Administration
Sixth fatality in Waverly crash ties Kacere family
Mrs. Anna Kacere, 72, died in a Sunday crash at highways 59 and 10 near Waverly. Her son Rev Joseph Kacere and grandson Frank Kacere were killed. son Charles injured. Two daughters survive. funeral set for Friday at St George Syrian Orthodox Church.
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Cedar - Rapids
Anna Kacere
Waverly
Joseph Kacere
Charles Kacere
Frank Kacere
Kacere
Waterloo
Damascus
Syria
United States
Charles
Sadie Nassif
Lillian Abdo
St. George Syrian Orthodox Church
Five States Needed to Clinch Repeal
New Mexico and Idaho joined the repeal push, bringing the tally to 30 and 31 states. The Twenty first amendment repeal would overrule the Eighteenth if 36 states ratify. New Mexico led 3 to 1. Idaho edged 5 to 4. Virginia votes Oct 3 with Florida Oct 10 and six more states on Nov 7.
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United Press
Idaho
New Mexico
Virginia
Florida
North
South Carolina
Ohio
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Utah
Idaho repeal vote narrows as rural counties still undecided
Early returns from Idaho’s repeal election show the wet side with 53,320 votes against 38,341. The tally suggests insufficient rural counties remain to swing the outcome, dampening hopes for a dry victory.
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Idaho
Boise, Ida
Urschel Kidnap Case Deepens as Kelly Ties Emerge
Federal and state witnesses linked George Kelly to the Urschel ransom plot as the Oklahoma City trial round intensified. E. E. Kirkpatrick identified Kelly as the man who delivered the $200000 ransom in Kansas City, while Bailey and others faced connections to the abduction. Police guarded Urschel, his family, and the Shannon defendants amid threats and arrests near Gladwater and Wilmot.
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Oklahoma City
Charlies Urschel
E. E. Kirkpatrick
George
Lindbergh
Bailey
Urschel
Ingitheirarmyard
Armon
Kelly
Shannons
Texas
Gladwater
Edwards
Wilmot
Ark
Kirkpatrick
Tulsa
Kansas City
LaSalle Hotel
Albert Bates
John G. Catlett
Arthur Sedigson
New Revolt Breaks Out in East Cuba
Rebels seize Gibara as instability spreads across Cuba. Major Balan leads a sizable force while opposition leaders push for the resignation of provisional President Ramon Grau San Martin. U S naval destroyers increase to eighteen amid growing dangers to Americans and property.
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Cuba
Havana
Gibara
Balan
Said
Ramon Grau San Martin
Rente
Santiago
United States
The
Gallego
New York Brokers Seek Move of Exchange to New Jersey
Wall Street aims to become a branch office as brokers react to New York City taxes. Over 1,000 of 1,375 NYSE members applied for admission to a proposed New Jersey exchange while NYSE officials were asked to join the new board.
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New York
Wall Street
New Jersey
New York Stock Exchange
New Exchange
Hoax Airship Across U S Recalled By Death Of Its Author
Waterloo Iowa report recalls the 1900 Professor Jorgenson airship hoax famous for a cross country flight tale. Harry E Kiester, 62, ad executive and former reporter who publicized the ruse, died in a Sunday auto crash. The hoax spread from San Francisco to Omaha as witnesses saw green red lights and a mysterious craft.
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U.S
Waterloo
INS
Harry E. Kiester
Jorgenson
Kiester
Wright Brothers
Kitty Hawk
San Francisco
Cheyenne
Denver
Omaha
Cedar River
Wallace Warns Inflation Is Poor Policy
Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace told the Grain Dealers association that inflation and price fixing are risky and can fail without production control. He stressed that inflation is not a cure and urged long term stability of dollar purchasing power and commodity prices. He predicted higher farm prices soon if plans mature and noted a 65 percent rise in industrial payrolls since March.
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Chicago
Henry A. Wallace
Roosevelt
Grain Dealers Association
Wallace
Roosevelt Discusses Expansion And Commodity Dollar Plan
President Roosevelt held a long discussion with Cornell economist Dr. George Warren on inflation and a commodity dollar as part of a broad expansion program. Senator Thomas says inflation will come with signed codes and NRA reforms, while cotton farmers urge quicker inflation benefits.
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Washington
Roosevelt
George Warren
Cornell
Econom
Warren
Thomas
NRA
Iowa Girl Dies Of Sleep Sickness
Jean Pugh a 19 month old child of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Pugh Mount Pleasant died at the University of Iowa hospital from sleeping sickness after a period of semiconscious condition and convulsions due to brain inflammation.
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Iowa City
Jean Pugh
Gilbert Pugh
Mount Pleasant
University of Iowa Hospital
Gibson Divorced By Sally Eilers
Hollywood gossip reports Sally Eilers, film star, and cowboy actor Hoot Gibson divorce in Chihuahua Mexico on August 28. Eilers says they sought privacy, preferring no further publicity. They wed at Gibson's Hed ranch in Saugus California on June 9.
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Hollywood
INS
Sally Eilers
Hoot” Gibson
Chihuahua
Mexico
Hoot
Pioneer purebred livestock breeder Leonard Heisel dies at 79
Leonard Heisel, 79, well known for Chester White hogs and purebred draft horses, died at his Cedar Rapids home after a five year illness. Born in Pekin Illinois, he importer of Belgian horses and early Kansas纯bred stock. survived by five children. Funeral arrangements pending. Friends may call at Rohn West Side chapel Wednesday evening.
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Cedar Rapids
Leonard Heisel
Favenue
Mr. Heisel
Pekin
Ill
Elizabeth Urish
Kansas
United States
Topeka
Iowa
Fremont
Poland
Chester White
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