Missionary Captured and Executed in China Reports
The U S state department seeks release of Rev L Osborn held by Gen Feng Yu Hsiang forces in Shantung. Reports confirm Osborn arrested at Chaoccheung and sent to Kaichow while other Americans retreat south. Dr Wal ter F Seymour of Tsining Presbyterian hospital reportedly slain by nationalist troops last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
State Department
Lockhart al Hankow
L. Osborn
Feng Yu-Hsiang
MacMurray
Peking
Shantung
Stanton
Tsining
Ichowfun
Tenghsien
Yenchowhi
Patan
We F Seymour
Presbyterian Hospital
Seymour
T'Sining
Shantung Province
Legation
Osborn
Church of Nazarene
Chaoccheung
Fen Y ¥U Hsiang
Kaichow
China
Yenchow
Shanghai
Walter F. Seymour
Presbyterian Mission
Hoover's Ohio appeal shapes Hoover nomination prospects
The article analyzes 1933 party dynamics with Hoover leading in Ohio and Indiana as decisive. It notes the anti Hoovers group could be restrained if Indiana and turnout favor Hoover. It emphasizes Republican tradition against prolonged internal contests risking the ticket. A second item reports W F Marlow injured by acid at Waterloo Laundry, suffering burns to head shoulders and arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Indiana
Ohio
New York Herald-Tribune
W. F. Marlow
Dawson Street
Waterloo Laundry Company
Gunn Recovers From Illness Returns To Waterloo
R. M. Gunn, a Buckingham farmer long known in the area, has recovered from a serious bout with pneumonia and visited Waterloo yesterday to attend to business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Gunn
Buckingham
Sneumonia
Waterloo
Funeral services announced for Mrs. John W. Fox
Mrs. John W. Fox 74 died at 6:55 a.m. today at 621 Leland Ave. Funeral set for Petersen Bros. chapel with Dr J. Arthur Young officiating. Burial at Elmwood. She belonged to First M. E. Church and Alcrurian Sunday School, survived by husband, brothers, sisters, nephews, and nieces. Alice C. Fox had died in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Fox
Leland Avenue
Petersen Bros. Chapel
J. Arthur Young
First M, OR
First. M. &. Church
Alcrurian
Samantha B. Lucas
Whitestown
Ind
Farc
Benton County
Vinton
Mr. Fox
la Porte City
Waterloo
Fox
Inn
Grantsbureg
Martha Davison
Tecumseh
Edith &Melser
la Porte
Daavid I. Lucas
Dysart
Andrew J Luens
Alice C. Fox
Water Joo
Petersen Bros
Candidates line up for contests in June primary
Des Moines April 26 The Town primary election on June 4 will stage Republican races for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state and auditor plus numerous legislative posts. Congressional contests include two Republicans in the Ninth and four in the Seventh district with two Democrats in the Eleventh and Ninth. Incumbents and challengers named include Hammill Bowman Skromme and Anderson for governor Kim ball Buser Beam Hazlett McIntosh Moore Long McClune Burrows Dowell Langworthy Wood Haugen Vincent Rawhi Pitt Swanson M Manus Prichard Klay among others with Democrats Finch and White in the Eleventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Waterton
John Hammill
L. Bowman
Waterloo
Lars J. Skromme
Reland
Marlon &, Anderson
Clinton
Clem F. Kimball
Council
Belle Plaine
Congres
T. J. B. Robinson
Lncumbent
Hampton
Henry G .Langworthy
Dubuque
George W Wood
Pourth
William MM. Klent
Des Moines
Earl W. Vincent
Guthrie Center
W. C. Rawhi
Red Oak
Milton B. Pitt
Crescent
Charles E. Swanson
O. J. M Manus
Council Bluffs
Bell
Battlke
Stewart Orman
Robert Hunter
B. v. Bergeson
Injunction Denies Harassment in Divorce Case
Temporary restraining order issued by Judge Rooney against Charles Fimi to prevent harassment of Ida On. Court records note alimony and restraint from contacting or approaching at 31 Dawson Street and 612 Jefferson Street. Parties include Terag Dyer Linkin and Yvonne with details of employment and living arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jhidge
Charles Fo Simi
Dyer Linkin
Dawson Street
Jefferson Stent
Atos Smuin
Yvonne
Tubercle Loses Conference Opens
In a belated opening of a conference, officials from the veterinary and agricultural divisions in Washington gathered to discuss tubercle issues. The event featured state officials and regional administrators reviewing control measures and reporting on early progress.
Fire Damages Residence on Charles Street
A fire at an address on Charles Street damaged a residential building noted as Building A and caused roof and interior damage. Investigators say the blaze began Thursday and rendered the property unsafe. no injuries are reported. Local officials estimate the incident caused substantial property loss and are reviewing insurance details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATGA
Charles Stuyens
Welligton West
Wilerlon
Calibe
Dungare
Seventh Graders to Take Geography Exams May 3 and 4
Rural seventh graders will take geography exams at eighth grade centers May 3 and 4. Some eighth grade exams were taken in February. others will occur in May. Students failing may rewrite. those passing some subjects may be exempt from rewriting in Washington, D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4. E. Jewett
Washington, D. C
Cedar Falls
Dunkerton
Jubilee
Cedar Heights
Waterloo
Carl E Seashore
University of Iowa
National Academy of Sciences
Dr. Seashore
Seashore
Scientife
Would-Be Kidnapper Held Over $26 Ransom Threat
Burlington resident Joe Macacia was arrested on extortion charges for sending letters demanding a $25 ransom to kidnap J F Winters daughter. He admitted no harm was intended in a confession. A hearing was set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Joe Macacia
J. F. Winters
Winters
Macacia
Macaca
Suburban Homers Guilty on 10 Counts
In Omaha Neb the Suburban Home Developers leaders Larry H Cawl and John W Weinstein were found guilty today on 30 of 17 counts. Federal Judge Woodrough will sentence them Monday. Conspiracy is among the guilty counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Ilrr
Larry H. Cawl
John W. Weinstein
United States
Tawa
Woodrough
Belgian Banker Albert Loewenstein Plans $100000 Vacation
Belgian banker and sparisman Albert Loewenstein, said to be the third richest man in the world, arrived in New York on April 26 to spend a $100000 vacation in the United States. The trip includes a Te de France passage costing $20000 and a party of more than 24 elites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albert, Loewenstein
Sparisman
Ellysmarte
France
Europe
Mysterious Military Figures Mentioned in Deserted Text
Fragmentary OCR lists unfamiliar names connected to a high rank family and clergy figures, mentioning Mrs Chives P Summerall wife of Maj Gen Summerall and various generals. The garbled text references cities like Furth Leavenwerl and roles such as bishop, with unclear dates or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chives P. Summerall
Summerall
Stadt
United Brats
Charles Pummerall
Fler Fathey
Grand- Vather
Furth Leavenwerl
Des Moines Opens Sleuth Shop in Secret Service Effort
A Des Moines operation details a branch of the United States Secret Service to combat counterfeiting and other prewar violations. Federal agents coordinate investigations into illicit activities as part of an expanded security effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Des Moines
L. Halliday
Des Aones
Iyervice
Tawa
Healthiy
Imoney
Federal
Probibinian Department
Ab Parenhie
Brain Tests and Weather Notes Charm Readers
A mixed page discusses brain tests and weather expectations. It mentions New York and Frane related terms, daily knowledge, and weather patterns for spring and summer. The text is fragmentary but notes viewer interest in society fare and everyday learning.
House Considers Haugen Plan for Farm Relief
Washington April 26 The House debates the McNary Haugen farm relief plan revised to White House views and seeks to resolve key points. The Haugen bill covers all agricultural products and expands the federal farm board powers to manage surplus via an equalization mechanism and advisory council appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
White House
Coolidge
Senate
Ederal Farm Board
MacNary’s
Haugen
Waterloo Residents Return From Florida and Hot Springs
A group of Waterloo residents came home after wintering in Florida and Hot Springs. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Reed of 519 The Street East returned from Palm Beach via New York and Chicago, sharing tales of good roads and motor travel. Mrs. Lichty and Mr. Rath, among others, also resumed life in Waterloo, with several guests joining their winter sojourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
H. M. Reed
Plomda
St. Petersburg
Palm Beach
Shenandoah Valley
New York
Mea. E. &. Colegrove
Charles Carlton Reed
Chicago
Reed
Mes
Tarry
Simon
Fourth Street
Hope
Martin
Hot Springs
Ark
J. H. Crippen
Park Avenue
Bilas
Iiss
Submarine Mishaps Toll in New England Across Years
A navy compiled list shows New England waters suffered more submarine casualties than elsewhere since World War I. Major accidents include the S-51 and S-4 near Cape Cod and Block Island, with dozens of lives lost and multi‑month salvage efforts costing hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Boston
Marss
New England
Navy Department
United States
Navy
Bridgeport
Conn
Portsmouth
N. H
Block Island
City of Rome
Ofar
Boston Navy Yard
Suif
Cape Cod
Coast Guard
Paulding
New London
Newport
R. I
Chatham
Mass
Caper Cod
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Miladi
S. Lire
Alfred Grier
Share Partner's Last Fago a Tribute to Taste
A garbled outdoor humor piece urges readers to mind trivial camp habits and social banter. It mocks careless forest behavior and promotes playful recommendations about sharing gear, reading, and courtesy while outdoors.
Lions Club Lunch Notes On Advertising Impact
William Ramsell of the Waterloo Tribune advertising department told Lions Club members at Black's tea room that thirty five percent of business failures last year were non advertisers. Amy Hoffman and Mia sang several numbers during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ramsell
Wateroo ‘Tribune
Lions Clu
Black
Riirty
Ramsell
Mae
Amy
Hoffman
Mia
IT Extension Speech Set For Saturday Address
In Ta Parte New York City a representative of the Life Estenstorny institute will address the Waterlon Association of state Underwriters to be held to Black's searoam Saturday. Mrs Belle tenth, 63, national speaker for the Women’s Auxiliary of the American Train Dispatchers Association, died at her home here. Her husband, Charles J. Smith, chief dispatcher for the Ghirnagin & Northwestern railroad, survives. Police report several cases rely on tips, some wages tied to tips in other instances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Donald Lot
America
Forest Rangers
Falbon
Library of Natural History
Nasantel
Willig
N TaParte
New York City
Life Estenstorny
Waterlon Association of State
Lions City
The
la Belle Tenth
Women's Auxiliary
American ‘Train Dispatchrs Association
Charles J. Smith
Ghirnagin & Northi- Western Railroad
Sylvia at St Martins in the Field
Sylvia, a young journalist, spends a night in St Martin's in the Field aiding derelicts. She awakens to a stranger, David Gardiner, who leaves his card and a note. he later seeks her in New York, and she visits him in the Strand before a dramatic exchange of meaning. Building permits and a local notice follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia
America
London
St. Martin's
Sylvia Aind
David Gardiner
Asmag
The
Strand
David
Sylvia Darwin
New York Daily
St. Mar Lin's
Elirek
Mellon OKs 210 Million Tax Cut
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon approves the Smoot bill, a Senate Finance Committee tax reduction plan totaling 210 million dollars. He says the compromise between administration and Democratic positions will pass this Congress despite other legislative pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Secretary of Treasury
Mellon
Senate Finance Committee
Senter Smoot
Vic Tversury
Meilon
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Washington
Man
Gunn
Samuel Whitlock
Black Hawk County
Whitlock
Hileman ¢& Giant Mortuary
Bennett
Major Fitzmaurice
Bremen
Lloyd Bennett
Quebec
Duke Schiller
Fitzmaurice
Murray Bay
Bernt Balchen
Ford
Benneth
Murry Bay
Secretary of State
Husband Enjodnen
Wee
Siwg
Bureau of Animal
Agareshusm
Joy
Bereidosis
Belter
Gerry
Ray
Herman
Miller
Phngwadd
Carl Seashore
Chaviton
Berard Pane
Ely
Pathe
Teeal Flores
Me Sabaci
Omerdery
Robert Peetonby
N.Y. Feening
Woreda
Willy Hox
Piers
HOUSE
Rowan
McNary
Florida
Bilox
Eee
LIONS
MOA Wastronsen
Vsuteek
Bares Hut
St. Martin’s
H. W. Hadlowell
Vermont
Home Park
R. W. Sisson
la Parte Road
Lae Road
Katherine Clifford
Ninth West
Parch
J. J. O'Conner
Kingsley
Brondee House
Busby Paster Advertising Company
Eleventh West
Mellon OK
Treasury
Smoot
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