Testimony of Dead Men May Hoom Plotters
Moscow dispatch reports that dead men shot by Bolshevik squads will be used as evidence in the second group of defendants linked to a Trotzky inspired conspiracy to seize power by assassination and terror. The list includes former generals, a former ambassador, bankers, and senior officials.
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Moscow
Trotzky
Bank
Zinovieff-Kameneff
Leningrad
Sergi Kiroff
Russia
Gregory Sokolnikoff
Great Britain
Leon Trotzky
Kensington Gardens
London
Josef Stalin
General Putna
Sokolnikoff
Isaac Reingold
Putna
Ephim Dreizer
Reingold
Arkus
Soviet State Bank
Zinovieff
Kameneff
Serebryakoff
Commissariat of Transport
Silence and friendship tested by inner struggles
A 1936 column urges openness to God to free the spirit and prevent nervous breakdowns. It cites Geoffrey Gilbey’s journey from breakdowns to faith, noting friendship has limits and only God can fully enter the heart. The piece advocates talking to God and sharing inner life.
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Patmore
Goethe
Geoffrey Gilbey
London Daily Express
Gilbey
God
St. Francis
Farley Criticized for Illegal Stamp Issues by Philatelists
Michael L. Eidsness, former Washington stamps chief, told the American Philatelic Society writers division that James A. Farley ruins the society and collectors with numerous illegal commemorative issues aimed at funding the Byrd expedition. He cited the Byrd stamp and Little America post office as examples.
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Omaha
Michael L. Eidsness
Washington
Writers’ Division
American Philatelic Society
James A. Farley
Flood Threat Eases in San Angelo Texas After North Concho Falls
San Angelo Texas found flood danger greatly reduced as the North Concho declined on Saturday night after a prior week’s flood that caused five million dollars in damage. The South Concho continued rising, last observed at a rate of 4 12 feet per hour, with all Nosworthy dam gates open and one bridge still submerged.
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San Angelo
Tex
North Concho
South Concho
Mercer
Barnhart
Nosworthy Dam
Retail Milk Price In Waterloo Up One Cent
Waterloo distributors voted to raise the retail price of milk to 11 cents on October 1. Producers seek a 45 cent per hundredweight rise to cover higher feed costs in the current market.
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Waterloo
Tex pilot killed in Sterling stunt plane crash
Max Mathewson aged 45 from Henderson Texas died when his two passenger airplane dove in a power stunt over Sterling Illinois during a Saturday exhibition. his partner of six months witnessed the fatal crash.
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Sterling, Ill
Max Mathewson
Henderson
Tex
Mathewson
Actress Deery Attack Arouses Police Inquiry In Chicago
Acclaimed actress Brune tte Alda Deery recovering at county hospital after alleged attack in loop hotel. Lieutenant Bernacchi doubts initial statements and questions how the crime occurred. Deery recalls a party with a male escort and nightclub visits, saying drinks left her unconscious. She shows rapid improvement and urges mother not to come.
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Chicago
Alda Deery
Loop
Peter Bernacchi
Miss Deery
Lieut
Bernacchi
Dorothy Ryan
Miss Ryan
Florence Deery
New York
Walford Residence Break-In Reported Saturday
The home of Louis Sedlacek in Walford was broken into around 2 p.m. Saturday, with articles stolen including a ten dollar bill a white gold watch a yellow gold bracelet and various pennies and small coins. Neighbor Lester Snell saw a 1936 Chevrolet sedan with an Iowa license plate in front of the farm home while Sedlacek and his wife were away.
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Louis Sedlacek
Walford
Jim Smith
Lester Snell
Smith
Sedlacek
Snell
Iowa
Presbyterian youths start season at Olivet church
Activities begin under Charles Harvey of Coe College with a schedule of meetings this week at 7:30 p.m. The Friendly Indians meet Monday, Comrades Tuesday, and Pioneers Wednesday for the Olivet Presbyterian church program.
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Olivet Presbyterian Church
Charles Harvey
Coe College
Comrades
Pioneers
Community Chest Honors Local Givers Ahead of City Drive
Montrose hotel reports show firms and executives pledging equal to or above quotas on the Community Chest honor roll. City-wide drive opens Wednesday with breakfast for 320 volunteers and 84 Sales Army members targeting 1200 business contacts and a total goal of 85752.24 dollars for eight welfare agencies. The women's Challenger division lists numerous team captains and members ready to canvass homes and businesses.
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Community Chest
Montrose Hotel
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Riggs Optical Company
Guarantyank and Trust Company
French-Stamats, Inc
Sherwin-Williams and Company
Bishop Cafeteria
Higbee’s Shoe Store
Scott McIntyre Company
Midland Mortgage Company
Linn County Juvenile Probation Office
Turner Mortuary
the Hedges Company
Sales Army
Welfare Bureau Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Community Chest Campaign
Chest Fund
Morgenthau to Use Stabilization Fund Over War Debts
Treasury chief Morgenthau asserts the United States will push the stabilization fund to enforce the three power monetary accord. He notes a Russian exchange raid prompted a sterling defense and a profit from the operation while Britain and France markets close. Belgium, Japan and Holland actions shape international exchange as Italy action remains awaited.
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Stabilization Fund
Morgenthau
United States
London
Paris
Treasury
Russia
Belgium
Hull
Japan
Holland
Italy
Commerce Department
France
Abyssinia Exit Threat Looms Over League
The piece argues the League of Nations is weakened by Britain's Hoare Laval pact and France's stance as Abyssinia faces expulsion. It credits small powers for resisting pressure and notes renewed armament and fragile optimism ahead of Locarno talks amid the Spanish crisis.
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Geneva
Eden
Blum
Delbos
Quai Dorsay
Abyssinia
League
Britain
France
Russia
Charles the First
Heare
Hoare
Committee On
Assembly
League of Nations
Great
Germany
Italy
Belgium
Firms Demand Settlement On Mail Contracts
American shipping firms demand substantial settlements for canceled ocean mail contracts as the new maritime authority requires applications for the subsidy program by Sunday midnight. Most of the 34 contractors indicated they would seek amicable settlements. contracts must end by June 30, 1937, with many facing court challenges over government termination. A Wednesday conference with President Roosevelt aims to avert a national shipping tie-up as West Coast unions and shippers’ deal expires.
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Washington
Maritime Authority
James Craig Peacock
Shipping Board Bureau
Ocean Mail
The
Roosevelt
West Coast Marine Unions
Omaha Merchant Is Rearrested On Butter Theft
Orin Miller an Omaha merchant free on bond for buying stolen butter from an Iowa theft gang was rearrested in Omaha on two new charges. The accusations accuse him of purchasing butter stolen from creameries at Ionia and Hansel Ia Miller posted an extra 2500 dollar bond. The arrest followed a request by Iowa State Agent Paul Gruber.
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Omaha, Neb
Orin Miller
Omaha
Iowa
Miller
Ionia
Hansell
Paul Gruber
Death in Fort Worth hotel room ruled safety related
Doris Webb Hanson aged 26 of San Angelo died Saturday evening after being found in a Fort Worth hotel room with a pistol wound. A justice of the peace ruled the death a personal safety related wound and determined the shot was accidental as she examined the revolver.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Doris Webb Hanson
San Angelo
Justice of the Peace
Landon denounces intolerance during Wisconsin tour
Governor Alfred M. Landon denounces a rising tide of intolerance and racial prejudice as he tours Wisconsin. He criticizes Roosevelt’s social security plan and promotes a Republican common sense program. Landon travels from Oshkosh to Fond du Lac and Watertown before moving to Oregon Illinois and on to Illinois Iowa Missouri en route to Topeka.
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Milwaukee
INS
Alfred M. Landon
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Oshkosh
Landon
Fond du Lac
Watertown
Oregon
Frank O. Lawden
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Topeka
Kan
Hamilton Claims West Virginia For London In November
Chicago AP: John D. M. Hamilton republican national chairman added West Virginia to states he said would go Republican in November. He cited strong campaign reception and said Republicans now have well over 300 electoral votes secured.
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Chicago
John D. M. Hamilton
West Virginia
Hamilton
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