Reed seeks to use Smoot Hawley tariffs to block Soviet coal and lumber
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Senator Reed asks the treasury to invoke Smoot Hawley to bar prison-made goods and Soviet coal lumber manganese to curb trade with Soviet Russia. Treasury study follows Litvinoff warning of reciprocal action as U S Russian trade, once rising sharply, faces new tensions amid suspect convict labor cargoes and emplaced embargo threats.
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Joseph H. Baird
United Press
Washington
David A. Reed
Republican
Pennsylvania
Treasury Department
Tabor
Soviet Russia
Reed
United States
Russia
the Treasury
Lowman
Maxim Litvinoff
Moscow
U. S
Treasury
Dr Montgomery Delivers Two Addresses At Local Church
Dr Robert N Monesomeiy of Tarkio College spoke at both services in the United Presbyterian Church on Christian education. He urged Christ founded colleges and urged the church to support education for service, noting the value of college training in aiding society. The remarks followed a solemn line of sympathy for the late Mrs Krotz, with thanks for floral tributes and neighbors’ deeds.
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Robert N. Monesomeiy
Tarkio College
Tarkio, Mo
United States
United Pesasterian Church
Christ
Mon
Christ College
Oskaloosa Airport Dedication Draws 17000
About 7,000 people attended the Osa Toss airport dedication in Oskaloosa on Sunday. Senator Daniel F. Steck of Ottumwa gave the principal address as 16 planes flew in the air circus. One minor accident occurred when F C Anderson of Des Moines nosed his plane over after clipping a hole. he was slightly hurt and the aircraft damaged. Events included races, landing contests, parachute jumps, and various feats amid extreme heat with office and airport readings near 130 degrees.
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Oskaloosa
Osa
Daniel F. Steck
Ottumwa
F.C. Anderson
Des Moines
Anderson
Weli
Fairfield man not wanted here in police hunt
Sheriff George Strubly and state agent Ray Scott searched Fairfield late Saturday night for a man known as Happy Leis who allegedly tried to shoot Sheriff Lane Stan herty during arrest. Lovie is not the killer of Sheriff Fred Sweet and Night Marshal Aaron Malley on June 26, but may be loosely connected to the case. He is five feet five, 140 pounds, 47, and partly lame from a fractured hip. His story claims the gun slipped while searched, leading to his capture before any discharge. The officers then returned to Cedar Rapids after investigation.
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George Strubly
Ray Scott
Fairfield
Happy Leis
Lane Stanherty
Jefferson County
Strubie
Lovie
Fred Sweet
Farshal
Aaron Malley
Jon
Scott
Cellar Rapids
Borfield
Preparing Field for Big Air Show Opens Tuesday
George Gingerich of Hawkeye Airways said the field three miles southwest of town is being readied for the airshow scheduled for Tuesday August 12. Fences are being repaired a temporary lighting plant installed and further improvements planned. About 1000 will be offered in prizes and twenty free rides are planned. A glider demonstration and possible night parachute drop are noted.
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George Gingerich
Hawkeye Airways, Inc
Heat wave kills over Midwest as temps soar
More than twenty people die across Minnesota Chicago Illinois Indiana Missouri and surrounding areas as temperatures reach 100 to 110 degrees. Rain and a northwest wind offer limited relief while forecasts promise hotter weather in parts of the region. River valleys endure crop damage with corn in silking showing stress in several states.
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Chicago
Midwest
Mississippi
Ohio
Minnesota
Tihinos
St. Louis
Towa
Indiana
Mississipp
Kansas
Ilinois
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Conway
Ark
Mlinois
Kentucky
Texas
Louisiana
Washington, D
Middle West
Illinois
Howewer
Mercury
Albin R
Inwood
Waterloo
Davenport
Dubuque
Ft. Dodge
Dust Cloud Blamed For Northeast Haskins Crash
A dense dust cloud kicked up by a passing automobile caused a head on collision between two cars on a road northeast of Haskins. Two young people were badly injured and hospitalized in Washington county today. two others suffered lesser injuries. Rodney Swailes, driver of a Chevrolet involved in the crash, is reported most seriously hurt with a broken hip, fractured pelvis, and a triple arm fracture. Eva Wagner and Vera Darbyshire, passengers in the Swailes car from south of Washington, received hospital treatment for their injuries.
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Satuday
Haskins
Washington County Hospital
Rodney Swailes
Eva Wagner
Vera Darbyshire
South of Washington
Miss Wagner
Ma Ferguson Wins First of Texas Gubernatorial Primaries
Miriam A. Ma Ferguson, known as Ma Ferguson, defeats Ross Sterling in the Texas Democratic gubernatorial primary, leading by more than 55,000 votes from 243 of 253 counties. Returns show the long political arc of Ferguson from wife of James Ferguson to potential four-time Texas governor.
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Tex
Olf
Texas
Ferguson
Sterling
Shower Revives Corn Crop After Record Heat Wave
A thunder shower early today cooled Washington after a 106 degree heat wave, aiding parched corn fields. The rain, about 0.25 inches, followed by more needed showers, offers a chance for a good yield though damage from heat is noted.
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Ashington
Washington
Washington County
Itill
Mongomery
28 ON BOARD FISHING BOAT ARE RESCUED
Ventura California July 28 The Mary Ann towing the Starlight saved 25 passengers and 3 crew after the Starlight’s motor stalled and water flooded its hold. The Mary Ann towed the stricken vessel to Anacapa, then returned with six rescued Starlight crew. Both ships remained at anchor overnight.
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Ventura
Calif
James Wagner Earns High Camp Honor at Waysley
James Wagner, a Cedar Rapids county youth, received the star camper cup at Camp Waysley near Central City after a week of nature study and leadership activities. Paul White of Ainsworth took second, with Al Er Rapids boy third and Marion Sandy of Washington fourth. Washington campers returned home the same day.
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James Wagner
Slundington County
Waysley
Central City
Rendal
Marion Sandy
Washingon
Washington
Seriou
Dick Fielde
Peek Inch Aeneile
Pote
Cay Tarapanats
Conncay
The
Cedar Raplint
Inlades Baty
Save Weal
Monty itleen _yornae
Auaiber Coop Fr
Fica
Montreal Election Marred by Riots and One Death
Montreal voters faced violent clashes across the district. Albert Dauphin, 56, was killed in a Joliette street brawl while Edmund Hotta, 33, was detained as his alleged assailant. Sixteen people were arrested on various charges, including wire cutting at a Liberal rally and attempted kidnapping of a Liberal organizer. Injured voters suffered from fights as polling continued amid escalating risk.
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Montreal
Que
Albert
Dauphin Ais
Jollette
Edmund Hota
Bales
LaCompte
Liberal Party
Apeeches
Liberal
Leer
Death of J. E. Booth at Haskins
Joseph E Booth of Haskins dies at his home after four years of declining health. Funeral at 10 AM tomorrow at Hosking Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev B Wonger with Dr P W Eastwood assisting. Burial in Blane cemetery. Survived by widow and four daughters. born June 1 1885 in Nayail New York to Josephy and his wife.
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Hosking Presbyterian Chneel
Joeph E. Booth
B Wonger
Haskins and
Crawfordaville Presbyterian
PW. Eastwood
Lim Williams
Prarie Flower
Washington
Booth
Farly
Haskins
Ale Witow
Ero Booth
Davenport
Danbar
Wis
Vivian] Y
Hazel
Davienport
Haskins. Com
Presbyterian
Ehmed
Ehmed and Had.ly
I C Patterson Dies in Ainsworth
I C Patterson aged 84 died at 4 19 Sunday afternoon at his sister Mrs David Thompsons home after years of poor health Funeral services set for 2 Tuesday at the Carlon funeral home with Rev Frank McAlister of the United Presbyterian church officiating Burial will be in the Ainsworth cemetery
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Ainsworth
Thomas Craig Patterson
David Thompson
Mr. Patterson
Wheeling
West
Virginia
Washing County
I Ving Lake
Washington
Frank McAlister
United Presbyterian Church
Ainsworth Cemetery
Bank Robbery With Tear Gas Hits Des Moines
Five bandits looted the First Federal State Bank near Port Is Arty post while customers fled from tear gas. They escaped in a car after about two minutes inside the bank, taking around $1,800 in currency. Nearby banks and towns alerted, with no injuries reported. In a separate Iowa raid, two robbers were killed and a third wounded in Glenn Cross, as Sheriff Johnson ordered the capture.
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Des Moines
U.P
Army Post
Town Bankers Association
Au U A. m
Panaith
Hier
Atatone Bite
KE. A. Tyler
Tyler
John McPudden
Preakdent
Percy Harris
Ashe Jer
Margaret Johnson
Candler
la ‘Obbery
Leavin
Iowa
Walford
Glenn Cross
Henry Johnson
Tony
Qua
Sid
P. J. Shriver
Glencroft State Bank
Shriver
Booster Team Falls to Wellman in 10 to 7 Loss
In a Libe's park afternoon game Washington Boosters lost 10 to 7 to Wellman. Batteries were Edmondson and for Washington. Barry Yilan and Dawson for Wellman. Dale Kiesey hit his usual hard and added another home run. A large crowd attended despite the heat.
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Libe's Park
Washington Boosters
Wellman
Edmondson
Ais
Washington
Barry
Yilan
Dawson
Dale Kiesey
Wayland
Boosters
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Ant Neater
Fe Krot
Joe Krotz
Darlene
Picbes
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Interna Hon Committee
Erie
Mohoes de
Ropney
Lev Haskins
Miss Darbyshire
Robert Hulen
Henry Leffler
Ford
Pacific
Mes
Will and John Krot
Wilbur Chalupa
John
Clem Shall
Southend
England
Norman Derham
Knute Johansson
Johansson
Jas. Wagner
J. E. Booth
Ormer Business van
Puneral Teeson
I. C. Patterson
Puneral
Glen Watson
Lytle’s Grocery
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