Bailey and Kelly linked in Urschel kidnapping case
Federal court hears testimony placing Harvey Bailey and Albert Kelley among the Red Gang followers in the Urschel kidnapping. Witnesses describe threats against officials and witnesses as agents recount clues gathered from Minneapolis to Paradise Texas. The government rest its case as sixteen machine public safety operatives face trial in an isolated courtroom.
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Ahoma City
R. G. Shanamily
George
Harvey Bailey
Albert
Charles Urschel
Texas Farm
Kelly
Jenacce
Fred Coleman
Per
Strata
Edgardt
F.coleman
sColeman
Kely
Ben
Urachel
Post
Chicago
Inneapolis
Cleveland
Denver
Tex Eeven
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Herbert K Hyde Lid
Harvey J. Bailey
Red Gang
Terroris
Igch
Kansas
Charles F. Wischel
Millonaire
Landon
Ursch
Kirkpatrick Guilty Of Assault Charge By Jury
Alonzo Kirkpatrick 51 of Cedar Rapids found guilty after four hours of deliberation in district court of assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury. Jury foreman Walter Morris, and defense counsel Paul V. Wilson, were told to allow fifteen days for exceptions to instructions and for a new trial.
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Cedar Rapids
H C. Ring
Alonzo Benton
Kirkpatrick
Thirty-ninth Street
G. K. Thompson
Walter Morris
Paul V. Wilson
A D Jack
Wiliam T Shannon
Shannon
Kenmore
Change Here for Happiness The Inner Shift
A columnist urges inner change to escape gloom and panic. A friend’s mood shift shows happiness comes from altering thoughts, not fate. The piece frames repentance as a practical turn of mind, starting now, in everyday life.
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Rere Aleuk
Amioad
Cnet
Ligné
Lindbergh Delayed Awaiting Landing Map of Leningrad
Col Charles A. Lindbergh said he awaited a landing map of Leningrad before leaving Helsinki after a stop in Karlskrona. He noted the Russians promised a map showing the restricted area around Leningrad and the air gate to the city, but he departed without it.
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Leningrad
Russia
Charles A. Lindbergh
Helsingfors
Finland
United States
Karlskrona
Sweden
Austrian Fascism Sought by Dollfuss
Chancellor Dollfuss, granted dictatorial powers by President Miklas, moves Austria toward a fascist state. He can assume full state executive power, control military and police, and formed a new cabinet after forcing the old one to resign. The cabinet pledged oath before the president at noon.
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Vienna
Engelbert Dollfuss
Wilhelm Miklas
Austria
Predict Agreement On Packing Code
Washington officials said negotiations move toward a marketing agreement for the meat packing industry. The agricultural administration could not explain reports of rejection and said terms including inspection of books are being considered with no disagreement.
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Washington
INS
Agricultural Administration
Cedar Rapids Auto Toll This Year
Report summarizes Cedar Rapids traffic toll this year with counts of accidents injuries and fatalities. Details list numbers of incidents and casualties across the period.
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Cedar Rapids
Merchants Join Fight On Price Fixing Codes
Merchants from mail order houses and department stores vow a "fight to the finish" against retail and drug code price provisions. Sears Roebuck Montgomery Ward and Macy denounce the rules as uneconomic, predicting higher consumer prices and job losses. NRA consumers division backs a fight while supporting some code texts to avoid harming small retailers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
E. M. Schnadig
Mail Order Association of America
Sears’ Roebuck and Company
Montgomery Ward and Company
Chicago Mail Order Company
R.H. Macy and
Comee Loesot
York
Lansburgh
Schnadig
Consumers Division
William H. Hager
Pennsylvania Retailers Association
Retail code limits business hours for stores
AP report outlines general retail code provisions. It states establishments must elect one of schedules for hours and labor, with Group A allowing operations between 56 hours and a lower limit, the rest continued on page 4 column 2.
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THE
Associated Presss
Poland Wins 1933 Bennett Balloon Race
The U S press wires report Poland was declared the winner of the 1933 James Gordon Bennett balloon race with an official distance of 846 miles. National Aeronautical Association and the U S Bureau of Standards verified the six entries as Capt. Franciszek Hynek and Lt Zbigniew Burzynsky piloted the winning balloon.
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Washington
Ins
Poland
James Gordon Bennett
National Aeronautical Association
U. S. Bureau of Standards
Franciszek Hynek
Zbigniew Burzynsky
Recover Bodies Of Two Who Drowned In Basswood Lake
In Ely Minnesota the bodies of Herbert H Bigelow 63 a St Paul advertising novelty maker and Mrs Ralph Mather 35 a prominent society woman were recovered from Basswood lake after their canoe overturned in a squall. A search continued for Howard Schaeffer a guide from Ely who was with them on the trip.
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Ely, Minn
Herbert H. Bigelow
Ralph Mather
St. Paul
Basswood Lake
Howard Schaeffer
Ely
Death on famous gambling ship shocks Long Beach crowd
On the Johanna Smith in Long Beach a young ex convict, James John Walsh, 22, alias Norman Lorraine, killed Buell Dawson and was arrested for murder after a dramatic pursuit and mistaken identity confusion aboard the iron hulled vessel. Walsh confessed and was recaptured as passengers were detained.
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Long Beach
Calif
Johanna Smith
James John Walsh
Norman Lorraine
Buell Dawson
Dawson
Walsh
Seaman
Lorraine
Albright
Charles Bozeman
Anler
Poe
Etilea
Co Op Bank Loans For Livestock Transport
The central bank for co operatives will loan up to 100000 dollars at 4 percent to the National Livestock Marketing Association to move lambs and feeder cattle from western ranges to feeding areas in Indiana Illinois Iowa South Dakota and other states. Funds go to member sales agencies and then to individual farmers to cover freight and feeding in transit charges.
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Washington
INL
Central Bank For Co-Operatives
National Livestock Marketing Association
West
Middle West
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Farm Credit Administration
National Association
Western Ranges
Indiana
Ilinois
Iowa
South Dakota
Martin Re-Elected G.A.R. Commander in Sixty Seventh Encampment
Colonel Russell C. Martin of Los Angeles was re-elected commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic at the sixty seventh annual encampment in St. Paul. Next year’s meeting will be in Rochester, New York. Women’s Relief Corps officers named include Mrs Edna E Pauley and Mrs Myrtle Nanamaker among others. New G A R officers appointed: Dr Walcott adjutant general S P Town quartermaster general and James W Willett judge advocate general.
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Martha Price
Salt Lake City
Delia L. O'Brien
Washington
Agnes C. Gordon
Milwaukee
Mary Parker
Paterson
N J
Nellie Beckfield
St. Louis
Martin
Walcott
Los Angeles
S. P Town
Philadelphia
James W. Willett
Tama, Jr
Ickes To Prosecute Oil Code Violators
Secretary Ickes announced prosecutions against oil code violators. Interior investigator Louis Gravis prepared to file in Brooklyn as part of broader actions. The cases stem from gasoline stored before the code and sales below fair prices.
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Ickes
Washington
Louis Gravis
Interior Department
New York
Brooklyn
Ssuc
Inflation Clash Deepens As Wallace Defies Inflationists
Washington reports the inflation fight nears a break as Secretary Wallace faces Congressional inflationists in Chicago. Senator Thomas of Oklahoma advocates a 40 cent dollar, arguing the President’s honest dollar policy falls short and the struggle may continue despite talks.
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Washington
Congress
Agriculture Wallace
Chicago
House
Senate
Thomas
Den
Okla
Wallace
Roosevelt
Howard
Wallace calls for drastic measures to curb inflation
The article reports Wallace urging stronger action to lift payrolls and reduce farm output as a temporary fix, contrasting with Roosevelt's broader recovery plan. It notes bankers and politicians push inflation, open market purchases, and bank reopening, while Harrison advocates inflation or mandatory congressional action next winter.
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Thomas
Wallace
Allotment for Coast Guard Funds Nabs 31 Seaplanes
The Public Works Administration allocated 14.8 million dollars to strengthen the Coast Guard. Of this total, 1.895 million is designated for the construction of 31 seaplanes.
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Washington
Publi Works Administration
Coast Guard
Resignation of Wallace Debate at Farm Union Convention
In Des Moines Senator Louis J. Murphy defended the administration and Secretary Wallace before the Iowa Farmers Union in opposition to a call for Wallace’s resignation. The convention urged currency inflation and threatened a farm strike unless inflation targets are met, while Murphy pledged to work for inflation but opposed the Wallace resolution.
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DES Moines
Farmers Union of Iowa
Louis J. Murphy
Dubuque
H. A. Wallace
Wallace
Murphy
Henry Wallace
Ooin
Senator Murphy Backs Inflationary Policy and Corn-Hog Plan
Senator Murphy praised inflationary measures while pushing the corn-hog reduction plan to 1,500 convention listeners. He criticized price fixing but urged government hog policy and cost of production demands, arguing NRA permanence and farm relief despite debt concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
NRA
Cedar Rapids Sees Frosty Night With Falling Temps
Extreme cold moved into Cedar Rapids with temperatures dropping from 63 at 7 pm to a 45 low by 7 am. Conditions improved by morning with 60 at 9 am and 66 by 9:45 am, as the day reached a high of 78 by 2:30 pm.
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Cedar Rapids
Mercury
Administration weighs use of a controlled dollar
A Roosevelt administration study considers a stabilized dollar with fixed purchasing power to steady prices. Advisers compare this approach with a gold standard, noting the trade off between currency value and gold content and referencing Sweden’s recent price stabilization as a guide.
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Don J. Kirkley
Washngton (Ap
Roosevelt
Sweden
Alaska
South Africa
New Jersey Stock Exchange Aims to Lure Wall Street
The New York Stock Exchange agreed to become a branch office of a new New Jersey exchange formed to dodge New York taxes. Leadership from NYSE were invited to head the Jersey venture as brokers move to escape a 5 percent gross income tax and a 4 cent transfer tax on shares. Over 1,000 NYSE members sought admission. location and start date await.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
New Jersey Stock Exchange
New York City
New Jersey Exchange
Richard Whitney
Warren B. Nash
New York Exchange
Hudson
New
Whitney
Far Hills
Newark
Center Market
New Jersey
Manhattan
Long-Term Relief Plan For Corn Hots by Black
A long term relief plan aims to support corn producers facing drought and market volatility. Officials propose subsidies and price supports, with targeted aid for smallholders and regional cooperatives.
Agricultural Adjustment Conference Proposes Relief Plan
Legal advisers of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration meet with the producers committee of 25 to discuss a long term relief plan for the Mississippi valley. Earl Smith leads the Hi ndig Agricultural association as the committee outlines proposals to restore corn prices and secure fair pork prices in the Midwest.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Producers'’ Committee
Mississippi Valley
Earl Smith
Hindig Agricultural Association
Washington
Midwest
A. G
C. F. Sarle
Adjustment Administration
Jerome Frank
Prew Savoy
Law Department
Arkansas Man May Succeed Kenyon on Federal Court
Vincent Miles of Fort Smith Ark named as probable successor to the late Judge W S Kenyon of Fort Dodge Ia for the federal circuit court of appeals Miles already serves as regional director for the federal public works program in the southwestern territory He is a prominent Arkansas attorney and would be the state s first appointment to the circuit court of appeals bench if chosen
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Washington
Vincent Miles
Fort Smith
Ark
W. S. Kenyon
Fort Dodge
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Miles
Federal Public Works Program
Arkansas
Circuit Foll of Appeals
Bheered
Farmers Seek Agricultural Code At Des Moines Meeting
Five farmers left Lakefield Minnesota for Des Moines to urge the state Farmers Union convention to frame an agricultural code for presentation to General Hugh Johnson. They were chosen from a 500-farmer meeting which also asked for higher farm product prices to match other industries. Charles Johnson, a Farmers Union organizer, chairs the committee.
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Lakefield
Delay Meeting On Tax Revision In Des Moines
Des Moines AP report says the interim committee on government reorganization and tax revision subcommittees of the state senate and house postponed their Thursday meeting. Chairman William Riley announced the session will be moved to sometime next week.
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Des Moines
State Senate
House
William Riley
Relief Move Ordered to Aid Unemployed and Markets
President Roosevelt announced a wartime relief program spending about 75 million dollars to buy surplus beef dairy poultry cotton and cotton seed for the needy and to stabilize markets. The plan expands existing federal state and local aid and targets areas with severe food and clothing shortages.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Rooseevelt
Ee'planee
Frr
Roosevelt Plans Direct Blow At Food Surplus And Hunger
The president announced a bold program to reduce food surpluses and hunger. He said departments must speed up efforts to sell wheat and cotton abroad and ease unemployment through relief measures. Secretary Wallace and Harry Hopkins are in Chicago with early steps expected.
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Roosevelt
Wallace
Harry Hopekins
Federal
Chicago
Hold Up O'Connell Kidnaping Charges Against 7 Arrested
New York authorities shelved kidnapping charges against five men and two women tied to the O'Connell case while cities seek to claim jurisdiction. Leaders include Leonsardo Scarnici and Anthony Reino with murder charges in separate counties. Women Eleanor Scarniel and Emma Reino face weapons possession prosecutions in Mount Kisco.
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New York
John J. O'Connell, Jr
Albany
Leonsardo Scarnici
Anthony Reino
Russo
Rensselaer County
Connecticut
Woode Bridge
Scarniel
Eleanor .Scarniel
Emma Reine
O'Connell Dragnet
Mount Kisco
N. Y
Post Office Department Emerges From Red, Farley Praised
Washington AP The U S treasurer recommends awarding a croix de guerre to Postmaster General Farley for bringing the Post Office Department out of the red. A treasury statement shows the post office in the clear with a deficit under $3,000 since July 1.
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Washington
United States
Farley
Post Office Department
W. A. Julian
Treasury
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Asidnap
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Lindbergh
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Co-Op Bank
Capitol Hill
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Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Allot Moncey
FARM
Glenn B. Miller
Cedar Rapids News
Wall St
Pel
Kenyon
U.S. 10
Stephen T
O'Connell
Postal Department
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