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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1939
Page
6
Neutrality and public opinion in the European crisis
The piece argues that American public opinion opposes Hitler and Mussolini and supports aiding victims but avoids foreign war participation. It warns against equating sentiment with mandatory intervention and stresses neutrality based on abstention, not equal belligerent treatment, citing Beard on true neutrality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Hitler
Mussolini
Roosevelt
Berlin
Great Britain
France
Stalin
Daladier
Far East
China
United States
Charles A. Beard
Dr. Beard
Last Week of Iowa Legislature Leaves Bills In Doubt
With the Iowa legislature entering the likely final week of the session a backlog of pending measures remains. Lawmakers debate passage or defeat as unfinished business accumulates and pay for time spent ends, potentially leaving several bills unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Assembly
Classic confrontation echoes in a wartime warning
A 1939 analysis condemns Nazi fascism as a calculated global threat. It details Hitler and Mussolini’s expansions in Europe, Japan’s role in tying up Russia, and the widening anti democracy propaganda fueling conflict. The piece cautions readers to recognize looming war and warns against complacency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Mussolini
England
France
America
Japan
Russia
Pacific
Ethiopia
Gibraltar
Suez Canal
India
Malta
Albania
Greece
Yugoslavia
Spain
Spanish
Mediterranean
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Czech
Need for Pre Session Law Drafting Agency Urged
The piece argues that a late session rush yields flawed laws and suggests creating an interim legislative group to assemble pros and cons in advance. Such a body would present concrete, vetted bills to lawmakers before the session starts, speeding up and improving lawmaking.
Ghostly footsteps in empty Salt Lake City hallway
A Salt Lake City resident heard footsteps in her hallway and called police. Officers found no one there, confirming the woman’s fear was unfounded. Skepticism aside, the incident prompts reflection on perception and doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Missouri
New England Visit Reflects Storm Recovery and Hope
Charles Driscoll details a Boston area visit after a hurricane, noting revival in logging and mill work, stumps removed in Providence, and a noted recovery spirit. He describes touring Brown University libraries, meeting locals, and readers sending letters to Gerber Schafer, the Reading arthritic shut‑in, with gratitude for renewed community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ince
New England
Providence
Calling All Dogs And The Hotel Dilemma
A 1939 letter from B. L. of Kansas City argues hotel rules are being broken by dogs and owners. The writer notes leashed dogs in lobbies, dogs on sofas, and shedding affecting guests and furnishings. He warns escalating complaints could close hotels to canines, framing the debate as anti-dog crusaders versus dog owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fic
Crown Hotel
B. L
Kansas City
Crusaders
The
West
San Francisco
Sea Catalina
Hollywood
Yosemite
Cedar Rapids
Yellowstone National Park
Cedar Werenee Conkarg
Iisiaien
Colorado
Denver
Pullmans
Sun Valley
Idaho
New Saauing Terrace
Challenger Inn
Cedar Rapidstolen Valley
Boulder Dam
California
Golf Causes More Injuries Than Any Other Sport
A report finds golf records higher injury rates than all other sports. Researchers note common injuries involve wrists shoulders and backs among players of all ages. The study highlights risk factors include repetitive swing mechanics and inadequate warmups.
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