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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1939

Page

4

Three Musketeers Rise to Dominant Airline Control

New York report traces the ascent of Jack Frye Paul Richter and Walt Hamilton once aiming small lines to build Transcontinental and Western Air. They acquire Lehman Brothers and Hertz stock, expanding TWA and signaling a bigger schedule jump on May 1. Frye, 35, remains the youngest major airline president with a pilot license.

New York Jack Frye Transcontinental Western Air Frye Paul E. Richter West Monday TWA Lehman Brothers John Hertz, Jr Chicago Richter Walt Hamilton Los Angeles Standard Airlines Tucson Ariz Aero Corporation Hamilton Hertz Group Hertz Lehman Stock

Four Children Die in Brainerd Fire Tragedy

In Brainerd Minnesota four young children were burned to death when the tarpaper shack of Mr and Mrs John Gage burned Monday. The parents were critically burned trying to rescue them and face slim chances of survival.

Brainerd, Minn John Gage

Recall Move Made At Kansas City

A recall affidavit against all elective city officials was filed with the city clerk by Oscar B. Elam. The move lacks organized backing and cites recent exposure of corruption and organized crime as its motive. To trigger a recall election, 20 percent of mayoral voters from the last election are required, about 40 000 signatures.

Kansas City Oscar B. Elam Elam

Boy Dies After 40 Blood Transfusions

Evansville Indiana seven year old Michael Bryan died Monday after receiving about 40 blood transfusions following a December tonsil operation. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bryan.

Evansville, Ind Michael Bryan Robert Bryan

German Goods Exempt From 25 Percent Tariff Change

The treasury eased the extra 25 percent tariff on German merchandise by exempting cash purchases for personal use or gifts to Americans. Credit purchases still incur the tariff unless the buyer proves no export subsidy. cash buyers must show full payment with no treasury subsidization to avoid the surcharge.

Washington Treasury Bohemia and Moravia Germany Commissioner of Customs

Decrees Totalitarian State In Bolivia

President German Busch moved Bolivia toward a totalitarian dictatorship by abolishing constitutional guarantees dissolving congress and seizing power. He hailed the move as entirely Bolivian and aimed to stabilize the country amid economic and political turmoil.

LA Paz Bolivia German Busch Busch Col David Toro

Radio Schedule Fragment Shows Dense Midwest Lineup

A fragmented list of 6:00 to 5:50 schedules across stations WMT WSUI WGN WHO KFJB WOC and others. Programs include news sports music dramas concerts lectures and children's and educational segments across Iowa Des Moines Ames and surrounding markets. The entry catalogs dozens of show titles hosts and times in a daylong grid.

WMT WOI Iowa State WGN WSUI KFJB WOC Keen Tracer Capt. Herne WHO Wocc The Green Hornet Old Heidelberg Arch S Hour Johnny Voices of Friendship Tai-Wgn Ave Sui WIXE Ozark Mountains Lightning Jim Wwooc Virginia Mary Ona Bob Wsuui American Legion Utley Peter McGregor Doc Rockwell Brain Trust Fibber McGee Benny_ Goodman Orch Dick Jurgens Gaylord Carter James Slocum Burgemeister Smoke Dreams Don Ramon Fred van Rene Belbenoit Pst Peeve Nat's Council Rho al Kavella Wey Ews Freddy Martin Cab Calloway Franke Masters Orc Ray Kinney United Methodists Frankie Masters American Legion Prc Woc Ted Weems Gene Hrupacs Eddy Duchin Holst Cedar Rapids Ames Chicago WIMT Tilly and Milly KPJB WMI Boone Keee Wwoc Lou Jerry Wihio KPI Buckaroos WitoNews KFJE Christian Science Program Malil Bag Blue Ribbon Melac KFJH KFIB Bible Woc Richard Maxwell Iowa Wokf KPJ5 Melody Times Betty Wells Central Ed McConnell John Maggie Kitchen Secret Diary Woman In White KPIB Parade of Bands Freshwater's Hall Wsui—Homemakers Fort David Harum Kfib—Newsmarkets Mrs Kitty Kells Yesterday's Musicales Lorenzo Jones Radio Bazaar Myrt Marge WOTI Mark Jane Anderson Wsui—Book Shelf Young Widder Hilltop, House Painted Dreams Kitty Keene Ine Hollywood Stovies Toby Noo Woolf Jerry Dostal Orchestr Manhattan Shakespeare Judy Jane Marketa Mary Margaret Magiec Kitchen Dick O'Herenter Rainbow Rhythms Wac June Baker WwoCc Wsui—Farm Flashes Woc—Farm Bureau Don Roth Happy Gang Weathers KPJE Voice of Iowa WMIT Dept. of Agriculture Cedar Valley Hillbillies Joe Do Hartman's Bank Treasure Post Younre Malone Arnold Grimm KR8 KPJG School of the Air Judy and Betty Crocker KPIR Roundiu Mary Marlin WCC U. S. Navy Tom Owen John Fletcher College WSIN Pepper_ Young WHT Boxholm High School Lenadoff Guiding Light 555 Dubson Pirates Woil Stella Dallas Ass'n Vic and Sade KFJD Symphony Hour Girr Sweet Music Upper Iowa University Tiannan Landt Speech_ clinic Aloha Land Vaughn de Leath Charrles Sears Krub Sunset Trio Don Winslow Navy Earl Harrington WIO Woomcantain Ralph Slade Jack Jack Armstrong Bae Aiee Fees Analophie Tucker

Indian Leader Answers Previous Puzzle and Calls for Unity

A political figure described as the country's run famous leader warns that relying on armed forces to save the nation would worsen an already grave economic crisis and fuel a fratricidal struggle fueled by rival parties seeking power.

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Girl 14 Accuses Playmate Family of Theft in Chicago

Dorothy Guch, 14, says she took nearly all of her father Marion Guch’s $700 savings for a tavern license and gave it to Wanda Gulcynska, 12, who handed it to her mother Antonia Gulcynska. Antonia faces grand larceny and delinquency charges. she admits receiving $100 but denies theft.

Chicago Marion Guch Dorothy Lceuse Richard Devine Antonia Gulcynska Wanda Gulcynska Wanda

Marquis of Lothian Named British Ambassador to U S

The Marquis of Lothian Philip Kerr becomes British ambassador to Washington succeeding Sir Ronald Lindsay. Lindsay, 62, retires for health reasons after a career in diplomacy and will stay until after King George VI and Queen Elizabeth visit in June. Kerr, long allied with Lloyd George and adviser on treaty politics, has urged conscription to counter Nazi fascist influence.

London Marquis of Lothian House David Lloyd George Washington Ronald Lindsay Marquis United States Ronald Lindsay Diplomatic George VI Queen Elizabeth Britain Marquis of Lothian Philip Henry Kerr Lloyd George

Italy Expels U S Correspondent Richard Mowrer

Rome reports the government ordered Chicago Daily News correspondent Richard Mowrer expelled for unfriendly tone and alleged false news. He has until May 5 to depart, a fate similar to predecessor Frank Smothers who was expelled last November.

Rome Richard Mowrer Chicago Daily News Mowrer Frank Smothers

Actress sues Ann Sheridan over use of her title

Los Angeles actress Yvonne du Val claims to have originated the designation Oomph girl and seeks a court restraining order to stop Ann Sheridan and the Warner brothers from using it. She also demands 5000 dollars in damages for appropriation.

Los Angeles Yvonne du Val Ann Sheridan Miss Sheridan Brothers Warner

Notice of Return of Assessment and Meeting of Board of Equalization

The Cedar Rapids Iowa City announces the Assessor has completed the 1939 assessment and filed it with the City Clerk. The City Council will meet as Board of Equalization on May 1, 1939 at City Hall to hear complaints and adjust or add to the assessment for State county and city purposes.

Cedar Rapids Iowa Inw Board of Equalization

Senate approves two for ICC posts

Senate on Monday confirmed the nominations of William E. Lee of Idaho and J. Haden Alldredge of Alabama to be members of the Interstate Commerce Commission.

Washington Senate William E. Lee Idaho J. Haden Alldredge Alabama Interstate Commerce Commission

Senate Votes Down Liquor Study Panel

Iowa Senate rejects a resolution to appoint a nine member commission to study beer and liquor, with a 12 to 37 vote. Senators spar over local option and repeal links as supporters cite a need for unbiased inquiry and temperance.

Des Moines Iowa Senate G. Decker French Davenport Senate French Martin Iowa M. X. Geske McGregor George M. Hopkins Guthrie Center Ross Lowry Newton O. E. Husted St. Charles Husted Howard C. Baldwin Cascade Frank C. Byers Cedar Rapids E. P. Corwin Fruitland E. P. Donohue New Hampton L. B. Forsling Sioux City O. H. Henningsen Clinton Frank D. Martin Morris Moore Walnut F. C. Schadt Williamsburg Edward, Vrba Cresco Sanford Zeigler Fairfield

Cash Stolen From Shack At 952 Fourth Street SW

Fred Hook reported $65 in cash stolen from a chest in his shack behind 952 Fourth Street SW between 1 and 5 30 p.m. Monday. The padlock was broken and $180 hidden under a rug was left untouched. Hook had earlier received a 33 day notice to vacate from City Health Officer Anton Trusty after condemnation by Fire Inspector Felix O Donnell.

Fred Hook Fourth Street Hook Anton Trusty Felix O'Donnell

Six Die as River Boat Capsizes on Danube near Ismail

Six persons drowned and ten others were hospitalized in serious condition after a Danube river boat capsized near Ismail on Monday. Several passengers were rescued by local authorities and emergency crews.

Bucharest Ismail Danube

Johnson urges inquiry into top envoys influence

Gen. Hugh S. Johnson called for an inquiry into possible undue influence on Ambassador Joseph Kennedy to Great Britain and Ambassador William Bullitt to France. He testified on neutrality bills, criticized New Deal policy as gambling governance, and urged risked-zone and cash and carry neutrality provisions while opposing selective belligerent discrimination.

Washington Hugh S. Johnson Joseph P. Kennedy William C. Bullitt U.S Great Britain France NRA Senate Foreign Relations Committee London Walter Hines Page St. James Paris Johnson Roosevelt United States New Deal Administration Pittman

Wanted: man to take down storms and install screens

Classified ad seeks a man to remove storm windows and fit new screens. No details on location or compensation provided.

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