State office personnel list for Des Moines is incomplete
Botsford said the Des Moines office personnel are not yet complete and named John P. Tingley of Council Bluffs as attorney for the state office. The report lists managers appraisers and clerks for Dubuque Charles City Sioux City Davenport Fort Dodge and names Cyrill Farr Sarah White Helen Carney Irene Christiansen and others as staff.
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Grover Co. Blunt
Charles City
Louis Kolfenbach
Iver H. Christoffersen
Waterloo
W. B. Myers
Mabel Keefe
Anna May Lyons
Sioux City
John Hertert
Harlan
Thomas Harrington
Ray Blankenheim
New Hampton
Cyrill Farr
Cherokee
Sarah A. White
Ida Grove
Vera Kouba
Wesley
Sarah Mosgam
Boone
Botsford
Des Moines
John P. Tingley
Council Bluffs
Plot to Kill U S Envoys Bared in Tokyo Court Martial
Testimony at a Tokyo court martial of ten naval officers charged with assassinating Premier Inukai in May 1932 reveals two officers discussed plans to trigger a nationalist revolution by harming U S envoys. Lt Kijo Ito said he and Lt Haruo Oba planned further killings but were arrested before acting as ambassadors Grew was absent and Forbes had departed.
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Kijo Ito
America
Ito
Shanghai
Haruo Oba
Joseph P. Grew
W. Cameron Forbes
Former convict cleared in open theater bombing probe
Detective Chief Ray Brown announced that L. E. Edwards of Walla Walla, Washington, has been cleared of suspicion in the stench bombings at local moving picture theaters. Edwards remains in custody as a parole violator while police probe the theater wounding of Ben Harding.
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L. E. Edwards
Walla Walla
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Ray Brown
Edwards
Ben Harding
B. W. McNaughton
Iowa Bureau of Investigation
Harry Cooper
Federal Secret Service
Omaha
Cuban Lottery Tied Up by Revolt After Machado Uprising
Havana reports the Cuban national lottery suspended amid anti Machado actions. A general strike postponed the August 6 drawing by decree. Lottery director Sebastian Planas fled, his home sacked, as the opposition now controls the government. No further drawing date announced.
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Sebastian Planas
Machado
Gangster Quartet Denied Freedom in Kidnapping Case
Milwaukee Chicago gang leader Roger Touhy and three followers were denied freedom on writs of habeas corpus in the William Hamm Jr. kidnapping case. Proceedings place Touhy in Chicago facing Chicago and St. Paul connections as charges advance.
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Roger Touhy
Chicago
William Hamm, Jr
St. Paul
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Salisbury Players Present The Gladiator at Uptown Theater
Salisbury Players staged by Ethel Salisbury Hanley perform the three act comedy The Gladiator at the Uptown Theater on Wednesday night, with experienced players including Marvin Prochaska Robert Downing Maurice Dunlap and Loren Sanders in key roles.
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Steck Declines Post on Veterans Board
Former United States senator from Iowa Mr Steck declines a veterans board post while leading condemnation proceedings for the nine foot channel of the Mississippi River. Alternate names were named when board members were named.
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Mr. Steck
Iowa
Mississippi River
Veterans’ Board
Bank Crisis Echoes Hoover Couzens Row In Detroit
Detroit bank grand jury heard Wilson Mills testifying that Herbert Hoover told R F C directors they feared Senator James Couzens' criticism if a loan to Guardian Detroit Union Group was approved. Mills linked Couzens' refusal to sanction 6.2 million of 43.7 million to a bank group to the February bank holiday and suspension. Couzens plans to respond to Mills' statements next Wednesday before the jury.
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Car Whizzes Down Busy Street With Dead Man at Wheel
Des Moines police report a dead man, Arthur R. Flinn, driving a car on Keosauqua Way toward the business district. The vehicle sped along the busy boulevard and crashed into a traffic post, ending the deadly ride. The cause of death appears to be a heart attack while steering.
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Arthur R. Flinn
Keosauqua Way
Bailey Began as a Legger Says Old Railroad Man
W P O Hara, a retired conductor, recalls Harvey Bailey starting as a legging fireman for Illinois Central in Council Bluffs Fort Dodge era. He says Bailey drank after bootlegging began and changed character. Bailey left Illinois Central about fourteen years ago.
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Harvey Bailey
Texas
W. P. O’hara
Illinois Central
Fort Dodge
O’hara
Weather warms after cool weekend spell
Fair weather continued with rising temperatures after a brief cool spell. The 7 a.m. reading was 68 degrees, eight degrees above Monday morning, with skies clearing by noon and the Mississippi River holding at 1.6 feet.
Des Moines Dentist Dr John McGuire Dies at 58
Dr John McGuire a longtime Des Moines dentist aged 58 died today from heart disease. Survived by his widow and two sons Gene and Jack the latter a former University of Iowa captain.
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Gene
Jack
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Toesee Crispin
Visitor notes son shows good progress with violin
The visitor says his son is making good progress with the violin and beginning to play nice tunes. The host questions whether improvement is real or just familiarity, from Tit-Bits.
Wallace Says Board Asked About Minimum Prices
Wallace told reporters he would confer with the board and staff on the minimum price issue later. He noted Winnipeg's grain market eased this morning which could influence the Chicago board. He denied Department of Agriculture orders and said the board merely asked if there were objections.
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Walsh Leaves Catholic High School Board
At St Ambrose college the Iowa Catholic High School association board accepted Earl Walsh's resignation as executive secretary. Walsh departs for New York City to become assistant coach at Fordham University under James Crowley. John O'Donnell named to succeed him. State tournament set for St Ambrose with elimination events in four dioceses to pick finalists.
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Des Moines
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Humboldt
Leo Kerrigan
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J. Pathodoe
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Leo Gannon
St. Ambrose
Iowa
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Davenport Fair Opens as Sun Shines on 14th Mississippi Valley Exposition
The 14th annual Mississippi Valley Fair and Exposition opened at 9 a.m. amid sunny skies. Officials expect thousands from Davenport and nearby areas to attend for amusement, recreation, and inspiration, though record attendance is not anticipated.
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Akies
Out-of-Town Guests Honored at Picnic
A basket dinner and supper were held in Weed park on Sunday honoring numerous out-of-town guests. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schapfield with three children, Mrs. William Schapfield of West Liberty, Mr. and Mrs. William Milder and son Elmer Ralph, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Milder and son Louis, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Milder, Lawrence, Marie, and Lenora Milder of Nichols.
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Stephen Milder
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Gospel event at Sixty and Cedar Streets tonight
Gospel meeting at Sixty and Cedar streets at 7 45 tonight features brothers who are saxophonists and will present a nightly musical program during the evangelistic service. Every Friday night will be set aside as a healing service.
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Cedar Streets
Aged Cuban Regains Long Lost Government Post
In Cuba, Jose Valdes Leon, who lost his job after years of hardship and a family tragedy tied to the Machado era, reclaimed his post at the treasury after a violent attack on his sons. He confronted the memorial scene, then found reinstatement with Carlos Saladri gas.
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Jose
Miguel Gomez
Jose Valdes Leon
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Drought and a Scarecrow Lead to Hidden Coins
Si Harfcrownie found a money stash under a pail hung on a scarecrow after drought and crows thwarted harvesting. The coins likely were left by passing motorists in exchange for corn ears. Other items include a bee sting incident in New York, pricing changes for old jailboard costs, and notes on labor attitudes and local names.
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Associated Press
cKean
Farmer Is Victim Of Self Set Trap At Home
County investigators believe farmer died from a trap he had set for others. A shotgun lay on the kitchen floor discharged by a heavy twine tied to a door release. The gun anchored on the stove discharged when the door opened, striking the victim in the shoulder and chest. Officers note the man had previously sprung traps himself and feared marauders.
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Zitting
Two Iowa Fliers Crash Near Marshalltown
George Warner, 35, Cedar Rapids pilot and part owner of Powersheik Airways, was badly burned and in critical condition after his two-seater crashed near Marshalltown at 10:30 this morning. Niederhauser, a student flier, escaped serious injury as the plane burned while attempting a flight from a farm west of town to Grinnell.
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Ed Freed From Sit-In Sparks Wounds Reflect
A person named Ed was freed from a sit-in and sustained injuries, prompting a report of his condition and the incident context.
War Debt Talks Open in October
Secretary Hull announced the international talks on the war debt would begin in early October. Sir Philip Leith-Ross, British economic adviser, will travel to Washington for preliminary discussions for Great Britain. Leith-Ross previously visited in April with Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald for talks with President Roosevelt. He has served as chief economic advisor since 1932.
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Frederick Leith-Ross
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Roosevelt
White House
Marker Placed At Old Ducktown Mill For Maggie Harris
The D A R marks the old mill in Ducktown Tennessee where Maggie Harris was born. She was the Maggie of When You and I Were Young Maggie.
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Tennessee
Maggie Harris
Maggie
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