Custody Battle Locks Children In Lake Forest Estate
Two young children Barbara Brunker seven and Robert Brunker five slept at their father Albert Brunker’s Lake Forest home while armed guards patrolled the estate after separate court actions. The mother Margaret Ruppel sued for custody in Chicago. Brunker sought to prevent removal and cited a temporary injunction from Lake County.
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Chicago
Lake Forest
North Shore
Barbara
Robert Brunker
Albert R. Brunker
Weathy
Civic Safety Commission
Margaret Ruppel
Pasadena
Calif
Frank Tiffany
Brucker
Brunker
Lake County
Waukegan
Hitler's Party Deeply in Debt And Seeking Relief
In Berlin a financier with German industrial ties says Hitler’s Nazi party faces debts of two to three million dollars with about a million dollars due soon. Bankrolling from Rhineland and Ruhr industrialists via Baron Von Papen aims to delay Reichstag reconvening to avoid votes against Von Schleicher’s cabinet.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Cologne
Franz von Papen
Hitler
National Socialist Movement
Rhineland
Ruhr
Baron von Papen
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Reichstag
von Schleicher
Kurt von Schleicher
Mrs Sara Morse Dead In Billings Montana
West Liberty learns of the death of Mrs Sara Evans Morse at her Billings Montana home. A West Liberty High School graduate and former county superintendent of schools in Billings she later served as secretary of the Montana Society for Prevention of Tuberculosis. Funeral plans are incomplete and burial here is undecided.
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West Liberty
Harry Shipman
Sara Evans Morse
Billings
Mont
West Liberty Native Dies at Cedar Rapids
Alfred Franklin 46 a West Liberty native died at his Cedar Rapids home Tuesday born Oct 12 1876 he married Nettie Brokaw in 1902 and lived at La Porte City and Cedar Rapids Surviving are his widow five children his mother Mrs M Franklin and a sister Mrs Ray Ingraham Funeral at West Liberty Methodist church Saturday 2 p m burial in West Liberty cemetery
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West Liberty
Alfred Franklin
Cedar Rapids
Mystery Dinner Turns To Murder Arrest Plot
In a tense sequence at a dinner, Linda senses danger as Tom plans a ride with DeVos while the Belgian guest exits. Tom leaves amid drums and alarm, and Linda learns police will arrest him for murder of Cousin Amos, provoking shock and disbelief.
Death of Frank J. Bopp Noted in Muscatine Elderly Resident
Muscatine County relatives learned of the death of Frank Joseph Bopp 80 at his home in Greeley Nebraska on December 11 due to old age. He was born November 11 1852 in Meadville Pennsylvania and moved to Muscatine as a child. He lived in Nebraska before returning to Muscatine for five years. He married Sarah Brown of Muscatine on December 22 1898. Surviving are his wife and a brother Enos of Rock Island County.
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Muscatine County
Frank Joseph Bopp
Greeley
Neb
Bopp
Meadville
Muscatine
Nebraska
Sarah Brown
Enos
Rock Island County
Carrier Boys Must Wear Badges by Jan 15
C H Kern education official warns that boys over 11 who carry or sell newspapers on the street must have state labor law badges by January 15. Badges available from Mr Kern at the board of education office in City Hall.
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C. H. Kern
Kern
Board of Education
Roosevelt Studies Foreign Affairs
President elect Roosevelt is nearing warm Springs, Ga, with foreign affair talks to continue before departure. Senator Claude A Swanson of Virginia and Col E M House and James W Gerard are noted visitors, alongside Gardiner Williams Kremer and Linsly Williams, discussing diplomacy, public health, and domestic matters at the Roosevelt town house.
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New York
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
Roosevelt Town House
Col. E. M. House
Wilson
James W. Gerard
Germany
William Howard Gardiner
Navy League
Linsly R. Williams
New York Academy of Medicine
J. Bruce Kremer
Montana
Mr. Kremer
Muscatine County Reports Election Cost At 2462 Dollars
Muscatine County finished paying the general election expenses totaling 2462.05 dollars with machine voting reducing costs. Auditor Kenneth Coder notes if paper ballots had been used costs would have more than tripled.
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Musatine County
Kenneth Coder
Muscatine County
Radio Program Schedule Highlights NBC Lineup
A dense schedule lists NBC programs with times from 8:30 to 12:00, detailing shows such as The Upstaters Favorite For Famous Folks Chicago Ensemble and Captain Henry's Showboat, plus Weather Forecasts and Inaugural Ceremonies from the State Capitol.
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NBC
The
Upstaters
Chicago Ensemble
Young Artists Trio
Breen
DeRose
Radio Household Institute
Marietree
School of Cookery
Aunt Jane’s Home Management Club
National Farm and Home Hour
Canton Tea Garden Orchestra
Bluebirds
Judy and
Jane
State Capitol
Library
Paul Whiteman
Valley News Review
Waldorf Astoria
Skippy
Hawkins Club
Chicago
Waldorf Astoria Orchestra
Cotton Club Orchestra
Hollywood
Radio Schedule Roundup for Thursday Evening
A detailed program lineup lists times for a Thursday schedule, featuring Schlagenhauer Party Norm Sherr Flanagan's Sport Review CBS Westphal and Billy White CBS Correy Lynn and Themes in Tempo Real Estate Taxpayers Fritz Miller's Orchestra Band of Distinction WBBM Air Theater Ben Pollack's Orchestra Myrt & Marge and an afterhours block titled Off the Air Until 12:00 plus a late night Around the Town segment with Correy Lynn’s Orchestra Coliseum Walkatron Charlie Straight’s Orchestra and Ben Pollack's Orchestra.
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Schlagenhauer
Norm Sherr
Flanagan
Sport Review
CBS
Westphal
Billy White
Correy Lynn
Fritz Miller
Band of Distinction
Wbbm Air Theater
Ben Pollack
Myrt
Marge
Coliseum
Charlie Straight
Former Resident Taken by Death
Death notice for W. J. Crocker a former M. B. and S. railway engineer in West Burlington Iowa. He was in his late seventies and died Tuesday afternoon. Survived by two daughters Mrs Ernest Johnson at his death home and Grace Crocker St Paul. a son Albert Crocker St Paul. Wife Mary Crocker died six years ago. Funeral at St Marys Catholic church West Burlington Thursday morning.
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W. J. Crocker
West Burlington
Crocker
Ernest Johnson
Grace Crocker
St. Paul
Albert Crocker
Muscatine Farm Bureau Delegation Heads to Des Moines Meeting
County Agent Carl E Rylander and Muscatine county women’s quartet join the delegation for the annual state Farm Bureau meeting January 18 19 and 20 in Des Moines. The quartet will vie for the state title while topics include farm relief plans dollar stabilization taxation and government economy. State and national leaders will speak at Shrine temple with remarks from O W Beeler Daisy Williams and other officials.
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Carl E. Rylander
Muscatine
Shrine Temple
O. W. Beeler
Ellsworth Richardson
John W. Jackson
Mahaska County
Farm Women
M. S. Winder
American Farm Bureau Federation
F. R. Kerrigan
Daisy Williams
Association
District Court Notes Involving Leases Foreclosure and Sales
Nellie M. Moore sues Ella Franklin for 151.75 on a lease. Equitable Life files foreclosure for 9,975 against Mae McFadden. Ameri can Savings bank receivership allows sale to Carrie Knight for 4,250 in Burnside second addition Muscatine with staged payments and 131.25 commission to Van S. Allen. Pound Clothing asks statement in suit by C. P. Brown Manufacturing. Judge D V Jackson presides in Davenport on pending Scott County motions.
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Nellie M. Moore
Ella Franklin
Equitable Life Assurance Association
Mae McFadden
American Savings Bank
Carrie Knight
Burnside
Muscatine
van S. Allen
Pound Clothing Company
C. P. Brown Manufacturing Company
D. V. Jackson
Davenport
Scott County
Charity Ball to Aid Milk Fund in Muscatine Schools
A charity ball at the Elks home Thursday night will augment the Milk Fund for deserv ing children in Muscatine grade and parochial schools. Admission at 50 cents provides one daily milk bottle for four children for a week, according to Dr. H. Kern, schools attendance officer.
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Muscatine
Elks Home
H. Kern
Pasadena man shot. victim refuses to aid police
Ralph H. Chapman 67 and his 84 year old aunt Ettie L. Alford were attacked in Chapman's driveway. Chapman refused to tell police what happened, saying I would tell if I knew I was going to die. Authorities investigate the vicious assault in Pasadena California.
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Pasadena
Calif
Gu Mmen
Ralph H. Chapman
Ettie L. Alford
Former Pasadena councilman shot again in mysterious attack
The injured man, a former Pasadena city councilman, received gunshot wounds on Tuesday night and said his injuries would not be fatal. His aunt is in serious condition. Authorities say both he and Miss Alford were targets as assailants fired from the shrubbery near the driveway with sawed-off shotguns and possibly revolvers.
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Chapman
Pasadena
Miss Alford
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