Wagner Backing Aid for Employers Sparks Senate Hearing
Senator Robert F. Wagner defended the National Labor Relations Act as fair and said he would back, with safeguards, a move allowing employers facing competition between groups to petition for collective bargaining elections. He suggested the NLRB could institute a rule change, or Congress could legislate if hearings show compelling reasons to adjust the act. Wagner, sponsor since 1935, testified as hearings opened on AFL and business groups proposed amendments amid charges of conspiracy by opposing sides.
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Nazi Center Network Exposed in Argentina
Buenos Aires reports say police uncovered an organized Nazi chain directing azi agents across Argentina. The three week investigation was sent to judicial authorities after President Ortiz ordered action following a German embassy letter simulacrum claiming plans to annex Patagonia.
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Iatteri
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Thhe Foreign Office
Berlin
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Appointment of executor for Gustave Lehike estate in Iowa
On April 10 1939 Chas L Benesh was appointed and qualified as executor of the Gustave Lehike estate in Linn County Iowa. Debts should be paid to the undersigned and all claims filed with the Linn County District Court Clerk. Bordewick and Powell are attorneys for the estate.
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Liun County
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Moses-Golds borough and a debt free illusion
F. O. Nelson of Toledo Iowa critiques a column promising debt abolition through a mythical pyramid of finance. He warns of shifting debts, Shylock-like borrowing, and a prodigal tale repeating religiously charged wealth and control.
Minstrel Show Set For Central Park Church This Week
The St James Jubilee chorus with Dempsy Jones and his boys perform a minstrel show at Central Park Presbyterian church on April 13 and 14 at 7 30 p m. New acts include Bobbie Hinkin and Phyllis Kotlinek. Admission charged at door.
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B Avenue
Seventeenth Street
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Bill Jones
Foster Boal
Don Whitney
St James
Central Park Church
William Hemmer
Ruth Hemmer
Four Reliefers Die in Fire Destroying WV One Room Home
Four relief-dependent residents perished when a fire destroyed their one room home above a store in Scarbro West Virginia. The victims were Rosie Long Conner 55 Ruby Jones Garten 30 and Garten's two young children.
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Advice on living by Edgar A. Guest The Poet of the People
The piece shares guidance to youths to be honest gentle and just while doing what one must. It contrasts springtime snowdrops with ambition and greed noting danger in excessive praise. A humorous exchange reveals age and perception as a elderly speaker jokes about age.
Odets Escapes Crash With Minor Cuts In Mexico City
American playwright Clifford Odets escaped serious injury when his car collided with a pole in Mexico City Monday night to avoid another vehicle. He suffered only slight cuts and his car was wrecked.
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Dickson's Widow Tells Her Version Of Mate's Death
Stella Mae Dickson 17 of Topeka Kansas describes the night Benny known as Johnny O Malley was killed by federal agents on a St Louis sidewalk. She details their flight from Topeka and Minnesota and says she was jailed in KC while awaiting trial on bank robbery charges.
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City Briefs And Personals Highlights Across Town
Chicken and baked ham cafe supper announced at First Evangelical. The Phoenicians to meet in lodge rooms Tuesday at 8 30 p.m. First United Presbyterian hosts turkey leg supper Wednesday for 35 cents. Mrs Lulu Fawcett of 1518 Bever Ave SE reported improved after a week in Mercy Hospital. Free Cooking School on Pies Wednesday at 2 p.m. Glow Room Cedar Rapids Gas Co. Bible study tonight at 7 30 at First Lutheran Church led by Pastor Henry Scherer on Philemon. Trinity Lutheran supper Wednesday 40 cents. Columbia division L A to FR C meets Wednesday 2 p.m. at IOOF Hall. El Kahir Shrine monthly session Wednesday 8 p.m. with social hour. 1939 card required. Roy Cunningham of Bartlesville Oho speaks at Phillips Petroleum spring sales conference at Roosevelt Hotel 7 p.m.. expected 100 attendees. Mr. and Mrs. C E Oleson and sons from Mount Vernon road attend Ames visit due to illness and death of Mrs Oleson’s father F W Richter. Cedar Rapids ice manufacturers and dealers hold 37th meeting Monday at Montrose Hotel as part of statewide series. Carl Palmer and W B Nicholson spoke.
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Bartlesville
Ohlo
Iowa
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Des Moines
Cedar Rapids traffic bureau to tour Quaker Oats plant
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce traffic bureau members will visit the Quaker Oats plant for a Thursday luncheon meeting announced by Harry Sundberg bureau manager. Lunch will be served 12:20 to 1 p.m with a plant tour to follow. reservations with Harold Adams assistant manager traffic bureau.
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W. D. Moore Agency Tops Iowa Leads at 1939 First Quarter
The Central Life Assurance Society annual meeting at the Roosevelt hotel reported the W. D. Moore Cedar Rapids agency leading Iowa offices for the first quarter of 1939. Des Moines president E H Mullock announced the agency was second in overall firm volume. Peter Hundorp, superintendent of agents, spoke at the session.
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Des Moines
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Iowa
Peter Hundorp
Dinner Follows Agent Session with Buffet for Attendees
A 6:30 buffet dinner followed a session for agents and their wives, concluding the event with a social meal for attendees.
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Standard Glass and Paint to Host Iowa Dealers Dinner
The Standard Glass and Paint company will entertain thirty eastern Iowa dealers at a dinner and sales conference at the Mont Rose hotel Tuesday night. Dealers in Martin-Senour paints are invited as Standard Glass and Paint is the state distributor. speakers include Howard Wecker, Chicago district manager, and Earl Renfro of Des Moines, state representative.
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Iowa
Montrose Hotel
Martin-Senour Company
Howard Wecker
Chicago
Earl Renfro
Des Moines
Four Speakers at Cedar Rapids Dental Society Program
Four speakers presented at the Cedar Rapids Dental Society scientific program after a Monday dinner at the Roosevelt hotel. Dr. C. L. Fenner spoke on Dentures with demonstrations of new developments, Dr. Richard Naibert discussed Gold Foils, Dr. Robert F. Vane offered Infra-orbital anesthesia, and Carl Anderson, local dental supply representative, contributed additional remarks.
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Robert F. Vane
Carl Anderson
Harvard Declines to Retain Granville Hicks as Counselor
Cambridge Mass. supporters of Granville Hicks avowed communist failed to keep him as an extra curricular counselor in American history. Hicks was not named among the five fellows for the 1939 1940 school year. Harvard stressed a fresh roster of fellows will be appointed annually.
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Harvard College
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Notice of Appointment of Executrix in Iowa Estate
On March 27 1939 Alice E White was appointed and qualified as Executrix of Jeptha H White late of Linn County Iowa deceased. All persons indebted to the estate should file their claims authenticated in Linn County District Court Clerk's office. Dr Millen is the attorney.
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Linn County
Jeptha H White
Alice E, White
Death note triggers search for Martha Stewart in labor dispute
District Attorney Baron Fitts ordered a search for Martha Stewart, former bookkeeper for a movie studio union, after an anonymous death note claimed she had been killed. Stewart, described as an attractive blonde, had last been seen around March 15, during a probe into a labor racket in Hollywood studios. The note bore clipped initials I A T S E and referenced a dispute between I A T S E and Studio Technicians Union Local 37 over finances.
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Italy Intervenes in Albania Soldiers Bless Actions
Berlin papers report Italy completed its military action in Albania with German blessing. They condemn what they call unfounded excitement in England and France and argue Italy acted to protect nationals and Adriatic interests while democracies misread the Mediterranean situation.
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Landslide Buries Swiss Children's Home. 5 Children Recovered
In COIRE Switzerland UP report, five child victims were recovered from a landslide at a children's home in the Glarner Alps near Flims. Fifteen more people, mostly children, feared dead as rocks piled nine to fifteen feet high over a 900 by 2,400 foot area. Rescue work was extremely difficult.
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Hughes Turns 77 as He Plans Return to Beach
Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes marked his seventy seventh birthday on Tuesday and said he hopes to be recovered from his latest trip in time to resume his duties on the court next week. Between 1690 and 1720, more than two thousand pirates operated off the U.S. coast from Maine to Florida.
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Charles Evans Hughes
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How Family of 5 Can Eat Well On $12 a Week
A daily menu plan for a family of five outlines meals designed to feed two adults and three young children for about a week. The menus promise balanced nutrition with calories protein minerals and vitamins to support growth and energy.
Budget Friendly Meals With Low Cost Recipes
A daily menu lists breakfast and lunch items with prices and calories. It explains using beef broth and vegetable water to enrich soups and notes the Community Nutrition Service contact for low cost recipes and budgeting help.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Community Nutrition Service
Dial
Cedar Rapids Presbyterial Set To Meet In Vinton
The sixty fifth annual Cedar Rapids Presbyterial will gather at the Vinton Presbyterian church on Thursday April 13 with 9 a.m. registration. Rev William Caldwell of Vinton leads meditation and prayer. Guest speaker Mrs Ell eroy Smith of Ningpo China addresses topics in morning and afternoon sessions. Iowa Synodical leaders speak and the Vinton Presbyterian Players present a play Those Young Women. Special music reports and discussions end the meeting. Mrs Earl Delzell of Cedar Rapids heads the presbytery.
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Cedar Rapids
Gilbert Vorhies
Iowa Synodical Stewardship
Buck Hill Falls
Vinton Presbyterian Players
Earl Delzell
Italian assurances to Greece amid European crisis
Rome reports fascist press says Italian assurances to Greece were implied in an Athens statement that Greece’s independence is secured. Italy denounces British and French plans to encircle the axis, cites fears of Corfu fortifications, and notes extensive mobilization near Albania with 950000 armed forces and 200000 reserves. Virginio Gayda rejects annexation fears and criticizes Britain’s mandate in Palestine while urging the United States to mind its own business.
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Credit letters may justify damages for stress and high blood pressure
A federal appeals court ruling allows a suit by Albert R. Clark alleging mental distress from persistent dunning by a credit firm. The decision notes that fear can affect physical health and that repeated harassment can cause high blood pressure, supporting claims of damages.
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Federal Court of Appeals
Albert R. Clark
Gulf Stream Shows Distinct Banks Dividing Water Fronts
The Gulf Stream features clearly defined banks that separate warmer surface water from the adjacent colder ocean, creating a visible boundary as it flows. This characteristic banked structure helps distinguish the warm current from surrounding waters.
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Gulf Stream
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