Soviet Will Ask to Get Into League
Geneva dispatch reports Soviet officials will seek admission to the League of Nations within two weeks, despite a League office failure. They are seen as virtually sure to be elected in September with France and Britain backing them, a move deemed vital to European peace and disarmament. Recent signs point to Russia seeking official membership following Japan and Germany’s withdrawal and U S recognition.
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Great Britain
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Germany
United States
New NRA Board to Be Set Up by Gen Johnson Soon
The National Recovery Administration will form a three man review board to replace parts of the Darrow corps mission and serve as an appeal court. Amos Peasbee of New York will head the board, directing NRA compliance enforcement. Gen. Johnson is expected to announce the remaining members soon.
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Gen. Johnson
Washington, D. C
NRA
Darrow
Amos Peasbee
New York
Hugh S. Johnson
Glacial Grove and Inscription Rock Parks to be Dedicated
Sandusky Ohio area announces formal dedication of Glacial Grove and Inscription Rock state parks on Kelleys Island set for August 11 with Governor George White and Congressman William L. Fiesinger as speakers.
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U.P
Glacial Grove
Inscription Rock
Kelleys Island
George White
William Ll. Fiesinger
Hitler Takes Responsibility For Crisis And Killings
Berlin reports Hitler in a Reichstag address claiming sole blame for the 77 deaths of traitors to his government. He said he ordered their killings and accepted responsibility for those 24 hours of the bitterest decision. He traced signs of disloyalty in the storm troops from March and warned of a planned revolt in June.
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U.P
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Supreme Court of Justice
Germany
Storm Troops
Cooler Weather Seen For Sunday
Des Moines July 14. Slightly cool temperatures forecast for Sunday by Federal Meteorologist Charles D Reed with generally fair weather. Thunderstorms caused damage in the last three days and continued yesterday. Lightning killed John Binley 35 at Anamosa. Highs reached 106 at Lamont where Alvin Hayer died from heat while working in a field.
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Charles D. Reed
John Binley
Anamosa
Lamont
Alvin Hayer
University plays Cymbeline with Sellman and Enslin in cast
Priscilla Morrison Sellman and Bern Enslin join the University theater in Cymbeline to be staged Monday July 16 and Tuesday July 17 in a Mudridg Hall of Natural Science reconstruction. Priscilla plays Imogen with Rose Claire Klaffenbach taking the role Tuesday. Rex Roberts portrays Cymbeline and Bern Enslin is a French gentleman under director Baden Payne.
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Bern, Enslin
University Theater
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Rose Claire Klaffenbach
Muscatine
Imogen
Cymbeline
Rex Roberts
Bonaparte
Iowa
Berne Eneslin
Fortune Theatre
Mudridg Hall of Natural Science
University In
Iowa City
Baden Payne
Payne
Conciliation Board to Meet Wednesday in Washington County
A Washington county farm debt conciliation board meeting is set for next Wednesday July 18 at 1 p m in the court house. Interested parties may appear to discuss farm debt adjustments. Board members include Will Griffin Riverside chairman A J Johnson Brighton vice chairman H M Rahbenold Ainsworth secretary T A Michels Washington and Louis Rinner Noble.
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Court House
Will Griffin
Riverside
Cnat
A. J. Johnson
Brighton
H. M. Rahbenold
Ainsworth
T. A. Michels
Washington
Louis Rinner
Noble
Nurse Miss Libe Plans Weekend Visit with Parents
Miss Helen Libe of Oska loosa visits her parents for the weekend. A nurse, she has cared for one patient since March first, and the pair stayed the past week at a summer cottage on the Des Moines River.
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Helen Libe
Oskaloosa
Miss Libe
Des Moines
Killing at St Louis home in police raid
In St Louis a woman, Mrs Bessie Masterson, mother of two, was shot as she slept during a raid by Department of Justice agents who surrounded a house. Agents shouted for occupants to come out and reportedly opened fire after shots were fired from inside. No guns or cartridges were found. officials offered little detail about the case or any suspects.
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ST. Louis
Lear Reed
Department of Justice
Q.P Department of Justice
John
Bessie Masterson
Department of Justices
John Dillinger
Flight Not Likely Before Monday In Explorer Balloons Flight
Rapid City reports indicate Monday as the earliest start for the Army balloon Explorer to reach the stratosphere with possible weather delays. Captain Orville Anderson volunteers as assistant to Captain Albert Stevens to handle scientific instruments if Major Kepner is unable to fly.
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Albert Stevens
William Kepner
Tom Berry
South Dakota
Rapid City
Orville Anderson
Kepner
Dutch Creek Fair to Resume After Eight-Year Hiatus
Reverend Carl W. Klein reports the Valley church and community will revive the Dutch Creek fair, likely on the last Thursday of August near the Valley church area. Plans include a chicken dinner, new site considerations due to road work, and forming committees to organize the event.
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Carl W. Klein
the Valley Church
Dutch Creek
Dublin
Valley Church
Dutch Creek Fair
Klein
Troop F Heads to Ollie for Overnight Camp
About 22 members of Troop F 115th Cavalry mounted their horses and left for Ollie to camp overnight. The rest ride by truck and will meet the mounted group there. Ottumwa Troop joins in the ride and the Fairfield Infantry band will perform a concert at Ollie tonight.
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Ollie
Washington
Ole
Ottumwa
Aisc
Fairfield Infantry Band
Washington visit sparks housing loan plan
Cordell Hull's discussion with a local host highlights a new house building and repair loan program. Up to 2000 dollars is funded by local banks or organizations, with the government guaranteeing 20 percent for potential losses. The plan relies on individual lenders and aims to restore trust in credit, aided by Jimmy Moffett's organization.
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Gy Man
Jimmy Moffett
Washington
Washington Welcomes New Pipeline Family Staff
E D Warren Division Superintendent of the Natural Gas Pipeline of America for Illinois and Iowa and his family relocate to Washington from Geneseo to be closer to duties along a 70 mile territory. Two other pipeline staff families M L DeCraene and M J Cook and Harper move here. the town greets the newcomers.
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Warren
Geneseo
Washington
M. J. Cook
Harper
Surfacing West Madison Street Underway In City
Work to place Missouri rock asphalt on West Madison street is underway and expected to finish in a week or ten days. Street Commissioner Fred Werner leads a crew of fifteen to twenty men with an expert from the material supplier supervising. The surfaced portion is closed during application and reopened at night after work. West Monroe street remains open to handle west and southwest bound traffic during the project. A heavy roller compresses the rock asphalt into place.
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West Madison Street
Sunset Park
Fred Werner
Monroe Street
West Madison
Indian Creek Bible School to Be Held at School House
Indian Creek district schedules a daily vacation Bible school at the Indian Creek school house next week. Misses Cleveland and Halversen of Goldfield Iowa will conduct sessions under supervision of Sir Caldwell via the Northwestern Bible Training School Minneapolis. Parents urged to send children. services planned Sunday evening at the Indian Creek school house.
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Caldwel
Misees Cleveland
Halversion
Goldfield
Iowa
Northwestern J Bible Training School
Minneapolis
Sir Caldwell
Walnut
Inedian Creek
Dog kills prize rabbit. owner sues borough for loss
Berlin New Jersey Fred Robinson seeks 4 from the borough council after a dog killed his prize rabbit. He blames officials for allowing unlicensed unmuzzled dogs to run loose.
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N. J
Fred Robinson
Robinson
Milwaukee Plans Light Opera at Humboldt Park
Park commissioners announced a summer program at Humboldt Park featuring four light operas along with band concerts and other free entertainment.
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Milwaukee
Humboldt Park
Park Commissioners
Four High School Girls and Teacher Die by Drowning
Four high school girls from Orange City and their chaperon drowned at Pillsbury Point on Okoboji Lake after wading into eight feet of water. Names include Vera Minten bere 17 Billie 15 and Eisie Thernen 15 with Margaret Blackburn Davenport and Mildred Vanzeros among the revived and treated by nurse W. A. Garrard.
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Mildred Vanzeros
Eleanor Bozenboom
W. A. Garrard
Merriam Ready to Call Troops
San Francisco faces martial law risk as labor unrest spreads. Governor Merriam vows to break the food blockade by force if needed, while families flee amid shortages and strikes widen. National guard options surface as 6,000 Minneapolis truck drivers strike state aid debates. Railway worker James Bateson dies in Portland after a clash with strikers. two others injured.
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Frank Merriam
Minneapolis
National Guard
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
James Bateson
Portland
Oregon
Film Caar Will Hays Under Fire As Term Ends
Protests sweep the film industry with critics attacking William Hays for permitting impure movies. The $150,000 yearly head job is said to be on the spot as his ten year contract nears expiration this fall. Religious figures join in censuring Hollywood for perceived lax standards.
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Film Caar
Will Hays
Hays
Hollywood
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