Hitler Lessons From Wide War Outlook On Suez
The piece argues Hitler's realism, not invincibility, and predicts Balkan moves, Greek and Yugoslav resistance, and a looming Suez clash. It notes Allied reverses, the need for U S aid, and warns against underestimating Nazi strategy while awaiting American material support.
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Balkans
Hitler
Suez
Egypt
Greece
Iraq
Gibraltar
British Isles
Turkey
Russia
Winston Churchill
Britain
United States
Advances in artificial limbs and prosthetics
Advances of medical science have led to realistic workable artificial limbs that reduce the handicap of limb loss. People with above knee amputation can walk with little limp and perform driving and dancing. A new soft moulded rubber compound for artificial ears and noses complements plastic surgery and feels natural to the touch.
Arbor Day Observances In Iowa Highlight Trees Value
Arbor Day is observed in Iowa with Governor Wilson proclaiming the day. Schools 4-H clubs and groups plan ceremonies and tree plantings to honor trees and replace losses from last fall’s weather. The message urges year round appreciation of trees and their role in shade, flood prevention, erosion control, and wildlife habitat.
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Iowa
Wilson
The Black Day in Holy Week by Dr Joseph Fort Newton
The passage reflects on Holy Week tragedy, blaming sin and betrayal for Jesus's fate. It contrasts a mob, traitors, and a political climate with Jesus who did good always and triumphs beyond death, through unwavering love and faith.
The character argument on marriage and democracy
Robert Quillen critiques societal decay and wartime policy through a broad indictment of babyish behavior. He links divorce, greed, and lack of character to broader threats to citizenship and liberty amid a Chicago judge and public figures.
Franks Furters Court Immunity Pins Labor Unions
Paul Mallon reports that the Supreme Court under Justice Frankfurter has repeatedly ruled unions immune to anti trust law. Arnold’s indictments against local AFL CIO leaders are voided amid concerns over court procedure. The piece laments a pattern that weakens federal oversight of union actions and prices.
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Vurstae Tos
Thurman Arnold
Supreme Court
Arnold
Hoover-Coolidge-Wilson Supreme Court
United States
AFL
CIO
Labor Board
Justice Frankfurter
Arnold warns congress on anti trust stance and New Deal critique
The speaker blasts Congress as timid and credits Roosevelt with limited impact. He argues a bill expanding the anti trust law will be ignored and labels the Frankfurter group as reactionaries who fail to adapt as labor power grows. The piece labels Arnold as a Pavlova of the New Deal era.
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Arnold
Congress
Supreme Court
Mr. Roosevelt
Pavlova
Criticism of the New Deal and Supreme Court
In a broader critique, the text argues that most New Dealers, while liberal in self-image, cling to outdated liberal principles. It asserts it isn’t heresy to challenge the New Deal and to question the supremacy of the Supreme Court.
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Ers
Supreme Court
No weapon like suffering love in Good Friday message
A church prayer page on Good Friday cites Mark 15 39-47 and extols suffering love as the defeating force for hatred and fear. It urges patience and transforming power, sharing a devotional reflection on faith and perseverance.
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Christ
Calvary's Hill
Mind Matters in Wartime and Grit of Short Stature
A Wiggam column discusses attitudes toward war and leadership with Mussolini and Hitler as cautionary examples. It argues that fear of disadvantage can fuel determination, aiding short individuals to outperform taller peers despite equal ability.
The Conquest of Fear booklet sale expands courage
A wartime inspired pamphlet promises to remove fear by practical guidance. The message cites Napoleon, Hitler, Dolfuss and other famous figures, claiming fear remains despite bombs. Price 10 cents plus 3 cent stamp for self addressed envelope.
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Let's
Sadie
Nyecs
Ph. D
Bond
Wisgecam
Napoleon
Hitler
Dolfuss
Austria
Mneon
Carver v Ra inard Carver seeks absolute divorce
In Linn County District Court Ellen Carver petitions for an absolute divorce from LeRoy Ra inard Carver after more than two years separation and seeks custody of their minor child LeRoy Edward Carver Jr. The defendant must appear by noon May 12, 1941, or a default judgment will be entered. Attorney George R. Griner represents the plaintiff.
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District Court of Iowa
Linn County
Ellen Carver
LeRoy Rainard Carver
LeRoy Edward Carver, Jr
District Court of
Iowa
Court House
Cedar Rapids
Rapids Township
Implaintiff
George R. Griner
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Western Hemisphere
George Clark
Paul Mallon
Paul Mallen
Dr. H. O
Elry Co
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Fellowship of Prayer
Gaius Glenn’ Atkins
The
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Albert E. Wiggam
Mussolini
Lee
Cae
May's Tea Room
Montgomery Ward
Second Street
DIAL
Tees
Wise Homes
Ife Pluage
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Gazette
Third Avenue
Fifth Street
Marion
Iowa City
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