Women Won’t Have To Buy Fish Licenses In Iowa
Iowa senators rejected forcing women to buy fishing licenses and trimmed pheasant season expansion. The bill sets new bag and possession limits, requires licenses visible on clothing, and adjusts seasons for rabbits squirrels and bass. It also authorizes library levy increases and allows damages for a wife and mother’s services in fatal cases.
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Des Moines
Senate
Iowa
The
Conservation Commission
Sen. A. Chaire Dewey
Washington
Dewey
Sen
E. P. Donahue
New Hampton
University of Iowa Hospital
Vichy vindicates General over Sedan defeat
The Vichy government exonerates General Andre George Corap after an investigation found his Ninth Army did not fail to destroy Meuse bridges. German forces crossed the Meuse using their own pontoons, contradicting Paul Reynaud’s earlier broadcast claim.
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Vichy
France
Andre George Corap
Sedan
Corap
Meuse
Paul Reynaud
Reynaud
Four New Air Corps Combat Units For Coast Defense
Washington AP reports four new air corps combat units to defend U S coastal cities against air attacks. Brigadier generals are assigned to command the interceptor groups whose mission is to detect and shoot down enemy bombers before targets. Atlantic coast units will be at Mitchel Field New York and Tampa Florida. Pacific units will have headquarters at Riverside and Fort George Wright ash.
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Washington
Air Corps
United States
War Department
Atlantic Seaboard
Mitchelfield
New York
Tampa
Fla
Pacific Coast
Riverside
Fort George Wright, Ash
Dismissal in Iowa City Bus Drivers Unlawful Assembly Case
The state dropped the unlawful assembly charge against Iowa City bus union members who were striking after violence at the company garage. A separate count against Robert Whiting for intent to inflict great bodily injury remains pending for trial in justice court.
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Iowa City
Couny
J. E. Negus
Justce
Robert Whiting
Willie Willis recalls flu keeping him home yet fed
Willie Willis describes his bout with influenza as just right for missing school yet staying able to enjoy cake and jelly sent by others. He notes the illness kept him home but did not stop him from eating treats people sent.
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Aoe
Mexico Rebuffs Axis Demand to Free 12 Ships
Mexico rejected Italy and Germany demands for immediate surrender of 12 axis merchant ships seized in Mexican ports. Foreign Minister Ezequiel Padilla warned that withdrawing vessels and placing them under captains would risk vessel safety and Mexico's maritime traffic.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Italy
Germany
Mexican
Foreign Office
Rudi von Collenberg
Alberto Marchetti
Ezequiel Padilla
Padilla
Thailand May Join Axis Amid Pacific Crisis
Reports from Batavia indicate Thailand may sign the axis pact, with Japanese Foreign Minister Yosuke Matsuoka’s sudden departure from European capitals fueling fears of a sharpened crisis in the Pacific centered on Singapore and the Far East. Observers say such a move would raise regional tension.
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Batavia
Netherlands East Indies
Yosuke Matsuoka
Thailand
Pacific
Singapore
Matsuoka
Far East
Hearing Set On Halden Drunk Driving Charges
Justice of the Peace John Budd announced a preliminary hearing for Berry F. Halden secretary of the Iowa executive council and Fred Willis assistant statehouse custodian next Saturday at 10 am in Atlantic. Halden faces drunk driving charges and Willis intoxication. Both are free on bond and suspended pending case settlement after arrest last Wednesday evening.
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Atlantic (Ap
Justice of the Peace
John Budd
Berry F. Halden
Iowa Executive Council
Fred Willis
Statehouse
Halden
Willis
Departments Bill Passed Sent To Governor Wilson
In Des Moines the bill providing 5 454 621 dollars yearly for state departments in the coming biennium awaits Gov. George A. Wilson signature. A conference committee report approved by the House 85 to 3 increases the amount by 11 975 over the initial approval, following Senate adoption of the same report.
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Des Moines
LLP
State Departments
George A. Wilson
House
Senate
German Bombers Hit North Ireland Town
A small force of enemy bombers caused some damage and casualties in the first raid on Northern Ireland in months. A German bomber exploded mid air when attacked by RAF night fighters over the sea. Damage affected industrial and commercial property.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Ministry of Public Security
Royal Air Force
Radio Schedules Highlight Dense Iowa Network Lineup
A long list of radio programs across stations WMT WSUI WHO KFJB WGN WOI KWLC and others details musical varieties news sports drama and orchestras. The schedule covers daytime to late night with show titles hosts and times across Cedar Rapids Ames Des Moines and surrounding areas.
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WMT
WGN
WSUI
Scott, Austin
Tufts
WMI
Easy
A.J.B. Conest
Fulton Lewis, Jr
WISUI
Musica
Annie
Keen
Sports Review
Herne
KWLC
Johnny
KFJB
Superman
Henry King
Ned Jordan
KPJB
KFJ3
Elmer Davis
We the People
Fibber
Molly
Glenn Miller
Alan Scott
Bob Hope
Raymond Gram
Walter
Wythe Williams
Stan Myers
Ereh
Chicago
Raymond Scott
Griff Williams
Orch
Dick Jurgens
Linton Wells
Claude Thornhill
Shepfield
Manny Prager
Ramon Ramos
Ray Heatherton
Bernie Cummins
Dance Orchestra
Art Kassel
Eddy Duchin
Killocoeles
Cedar Rapids
Ames
Iowa City
Des Moines
Marshalltown
Decorah
WOI
Melody Parade
KFIB
Wmt—Nelehtor
Farm Pac
Alta N
Ashland Hiliblea
Jerry
Zelda
KYJB
Music Shop
Captain Herne
Chanticleers
WAT Boards of Friendship
Wishine Well
Woman In White
Kathleen Norns
WOII
Dan
Dbachelor
WAMT
Judy
Jane
Wooi
Hearts In Harmony
Music_ Magic
Ellen Randolph
Anita Boyer
Mack Kitchen
Jane Baker
Guiding Light
Ewlc—Chapel
Dover
Betty Wells
Wantom
Dick and
Harry
KFB
WALT
Kitty Keene
Dr Olson
Jenny
Storlea
Linda
David Harum
Kate Smith
Woolf
Jobie
Susie
Helen Trent
Len Salvo
Twie
Bent
KFJG
Main Street Forum
Voice of
Iowa
Edith Adams
Future
WPA
Don Norman
Arnold Grimm
Malone
State Medical Society
Mary Marlin
News Review
Wmt—Goilden Treasury of Sons
Ma Perkins
School of the Art
Pepper Young
Vic and Safe
Korea
Portia
Melody Time
Parents Forum
Henry Cincone
Orc
Harold Turner
Stella Dallas
Shining Hour
Bess Johnson
Wol—Simpson College
Wsui—Legion Auxiliary
Lorenzo Jones
Kate Hopkins
Mark Love
Youns Widder Brown
Road of Life
State Dental Society
Writers' Workshop
Johnson Family
Ancele Harry
ABC Club
Lone Journey
Lone Journey Kfjb
Radio Council
The
Lone Ranger
Concert Hall
New Voelker
Woif
KFJR
Morning Radio Listings and Local Hosts
A concise schedule notes WGN Breakfast Time with Fronce and Morning segment on WMT stations alongside WHO Homespun Harmonics and a 45 WMT update on Charlie Worcester and WHO On the Mall. The items show station and program pairings for morning listening.
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WMT
WGN
Fronce
Charlie Worcester
Harvester Firm Moves to Six Day, 48 Hour Week
International Harvester announced six of its 19 plants will run a six day 48 hour work week effective immediately to boost defense production. Affected sites include McCormick West Pullman and Rock Falls Rock Island and Richmond Indiana plants. The policy aims to raise defense output meet seasonal demand build up inventories and help workers recover income from strikes.
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Chicago
International Harvester Company
McCormick, Tractor and
West Pullman Works
Rock Falls
Rock Island
Richmond
Ind
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North Ireland
Newman
Econemy
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Patricia
Mary Miles
Newman's Third Fleet
Mary ‘Miles
Enna Jetticks
Doris Dodson Jr
Newmans
Dorothy Gray
Ry Seabee
Oxford
Norma
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