Heads Will Roll Shouts Spark Reichstag Tug of War
In Berlin the Nazi faction shouted Heads will roll as they urged interrupting the Reichstag to free Hans Fabricius, arrested after disturbances during a film showing. The council of elders voted 214 to 187 to consider the release, and Fabricius was already freed by reconvened session.
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Berlin
Adolph Hitler
Reichstag
Council of Elders
Hans Fabricius
Connectios
Social Democrats
Fabricius
Optimistic View Taken of Future at Illinois Manufacturers Banquet
At the Illinois Manufacturers Association annual banquet 1,400 guests heard upbeat forecasts. Edward Beatty of Canadian Pacific spoke of US policy and tariff protection, Arthur Brisbane urged steady immigration, and Henry Ford received a medal for industry achievements while remaining silent at the mic.
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Chicago
Henry Ford
Association
Suspect in Slaying Denied by Slain Man’s Son
Cedar Rapids AP The son of Thomas Risk 55 a grocer and sole witness to the attempted robbery and shooting says Victor Harris 24 is not the bandit. Police say Harris admitted owning the getaway car used at the Jander a drug store hold up tied to a string of robberies.
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Cedar Rapids
Thomas Risk
John Risk
Victor Harris
Harris
Jandera
Risk
Tipton Man Heads Managers of Fairs
C. S. Miller of Tipton is new president of the Fair Managers association of Iowa with its convention under way in Des Moines. Harold Ofelt of Burlington becomes vice president, and several officers and directors were named as the meeting progressed.
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Des Moines
C. S. Miller
Tipton
Fair Managers Association of
Iowa
Harold Ofelt
Burlington
Garrett Vanstryland
Orange City
W. E. Cooper
Harlan
John Vander Weicken
Grundy Center
O. J. Roland
What Cheer
FE. W. Williams
Manchester
J. P. Lytle
Oskaloosa
Misfit Minds and The Call for Real Talent
The writer argues that school systems neglect gifted youths like the boy who excels in chess, urging earlier specialization in mathematics or engineering. He condemns indifference in curricula and stresses guiding misfits toward their natural strengths while acknowledging parental sorrow and life’s inevitabilities. He notes Britain’s long history of exporting wool.
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Niagara
Tax delinquents yield over twenty million in era of evasion
The AP reports that last year delinquent income tax payments brought in 13,037,670 dollars and delinquents in miscellaneous taxes added 8,093,263 dollars. Total receipts from evaders reached 21,130,933 dollars, over twice the prior year and a record for delinquents. A. E. Dunsmore oversees efforts to ensure proper payments are collected. Maurice Machnic posts bail in Los Angeles on charges of defrauding Rev. Caldwell of Osceola. In Iowa City, funeral services planned for Franklin I. Russell, 33, State Laundry Owners Association vice president, with his widow and two sons surviving.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Los Angeles
Maurice Machnic
I. S. Caldwell
Osceola
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Franklin I. Russell
State Laundry Owners’ Association
William
Joseph
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Toyland
Xrap
Ward
Pan
Axminster
Kroehler
Davenport
Dolly
BAYON
SOX
Rugged
Windsor
Golden Arrow
Santa Claus
Mus
Catine
Seal Patrol
India
Ward's
Weedens
Montgomery Ward & Co
Muscatine, Iowa
Cere
Ana Money Ag
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