Lorenz Service Set for Thursday in Muscatine
Funeral services for Mrs. H. C. Lorenz, formerly of Muscatine, who died in Chicago, will be held at 2 p m Thursday at the Ralph J. Wittich Funeral Home. Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery. The death followed a cerebral hemorrhage last Wednesday. Cora May Pasdach, born April 6 1888 in Perrmont Indiana, moved to Muscatine as a child, later lived in Chicago after marrying Harry C. Lorenz on Sept. 9 1908. Surviving are her husband, two children Harry Jr and Dorothy Maxine, parents, three sisters Elsie Butsler, Rose Heuer, Nellie Thorpe, and one brother Eugene Pasdach.
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H. C. Lorenz
Muscatine
Chicago
Ralph J. Wittich
Greenwood Cemetery
Harry C. Lorenz
Harry Jr
Dorothy Maxine
William Pasdach
Elsie Butsler
Rose Heuer
Nellie Thorpe
Moline
Eugene Pasdach
Filipinos Debate Independence and U.S. Transition Plan
In Manila a mass meeting at the University of the Philippines celebrated congressional independence. Quezon withholds judgment while opposition grows among legislators and officials. A transition plan foresees ten years of economic and political shifts ending in full sovereignty on July 4.
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United States
Manila
P. I
University of the Philippines
Insular
United States Senate
Hoover
Quezon
Manuel Quezon
Senate
Democratic Congress
Europe
Washington
D. C
Independence Mission
Cenfer
Leon Guinto
League of Provincial Governors
Bulletin
Trial Opens In Halloran Murder Case
Mrs. Judd testified she killed two women in self defense in a Phoenix bungalow in October 1931 and that Halloran urged concealment. She described moving bodies to Los Angeles in trunks, facing cross examination with emotional outbursts directed at Halloran, who she said ignored the deaths and laughed. She faces trial for one murder with another case pending.
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Halloran
Singer raid on Yokohama office marks long labor clash
W L Malone of Singer notes the lunch hour assault ended a half year labor dispute. About 150 to 200 former employees rushed the two story Yokohama office, damaging records and injuring three Japanese workers and four guards. The strike involved 700 workers across Osaka Kobe Tokyo Yokohama Nagoya Kyoto.
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Singer Company
McCleary
E. F. Walker
Japan
Yokohama
Singer
Osaka
Kobe
Malone
W. L. Malone
Japan Maintains Manchuria Policy Amid Roosevelt Talk
Tokyo declares its Manchuria policy fixed and not to be altered by President-elect Roosevelt. Officials note no treaty violations by Japan and cite past notes from 1913 and 1915 while leaning toward neutralizing the Philippines under a four power pact.
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Tokyo
Roosevelt
Manchuria
Hoover
Philippines
Japan
United States
Asahi
Washington
Orient
Stimson
Wilson
China
Siberia
Sec
Manchukuo
Changchun
Dr Fulkerson Urges Confidence in Teachable Attitude
Dr. Fulkerson argues that no religion alone cures all ills after studying over 530 religious systems. He contends that believers must adopt a teachable attitude to enable God to help them, noting the insufficiency of self reliance in religious reform.
Girl Sneeze Victim Improves at Wisconsin Hospital
Fifteen year old Daisy Jost, isolated to avoid spreading sneeze germs, has improved from four sneezes per minute to one every three to four hours at St. Joseph's hospital. Dr. William E. Henske says she remains under observation for days before returning to foster parents the Beachems. Mayo Clinic tests on rabbits are underway with germs from her blood.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Daisy Jost
St. Joseph's Hospital
William E. Henske
Canine license clubs save London dogs through installments
London introduces dog license clubs allowing owners to pay fees in installments. The program aims to reduce unnecessary destruction by ensuring dogs are licensed, boosting compliance and welfare.
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London
LonGaon
Bill to Cut School Courses Introduced in Iowa
The Iowa House discussed a bill to trim school course requirements and noted similarity to a prior measure. Rep. Malone urged swift passage of emergency relief and called for an earlier adjournment. Tax reduction committees planned a dinner to map their revision program.
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Malone
House Committee
Legislative Committee
Appropriations Committee
Bonnstetter
House
State Senate
Assembly
Senate
Herring
Safe Hill
Nora Springs
Hill
Schmedeman
Wisconsin
Verring
Met
E. R. Hicklin
Wapello
Hicklin
O. J. Trau
Buena Vista
Interstate Conference of
Washington
Iowa
C. E. Malone
Cass County
Hoover and Roosevelt to Meet at White House Conference
President elect Roosevelt agrees to a Friday White House meeting with President Hoover to discuss war debts and post inauguration plans. Hoover favors joint actions on war debts while Roosevelt seeks broader authority and avoids committing to a shared program.
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Mills
Raymond Moley
Roosevelt
Stimson
Geneva
Mr. Hoover
New York
President Hoover
Washington
Hoover
Warm Springs
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Essex
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Boston
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Singer Manufacturing Corporation
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Red Paint Store
Town Ave
MUSEU
Will Rogers
Dorothy Jordan
Irene Rich
Matty Kemp
Fox News
Ramon Navarro
Madge Evans
Graham McNamee
Fox Carpet
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Clarke Gable
Radio City
Paramount
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Ourtore
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Dick Small
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