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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1939

Page

13

Weather Watch Cedar Rapids and Nation Records

Pleasant Friday with sun and clouds. Cedar Rapids hit 66 by 2 30 p m after a 47 low at 7 am. Previous day saw 61 at 10 am rising to 56 by 3 pm and 51 at 7 pm. The chart notes varied highs across cities including Boston 40 and Des Moines 71 while storms linger elsewhere.

Cedar Rapids Boston Iowa Falls Washington LA Mount Ayr Tampa Sioux City New Orleans Omaha Galveston Charles City Los Angeles Des Moines San Francisco

Boy Scout and Cub Circus at Memorial Coliseum This Evening

A Boy Scout and Cub Circus is set for Memorial Coliseum tonight with a band concert at 7 and grand entry at 7 30. A roof fire incident reported at 1211 Third Avenue SE prompted a general alarm by Walter Kelly.

Memorial Coliseum Third Avenue SE Walter Kelly

Vestry pled not guilty to intoxication charge

Emil Vestry a 40 year old resident of 1414 Third Street SE pleaded not guilty to the charge of intoxication and disturbing the peace trial set for Saturday in local court

Emil Vestry Third Street SE

Cedar Rapids trio and others named in Cedar Rapids area notice

William Huston and Marion Umbarger of Cedar Rapids together with George S. Williamson of Vinton and Mabel E. Harper of Springville are listed in a local public notice detailing party affiliations or property matters.

William Huston Marion Umbarger Cedar Rapids George S. Williamson Vinton Mabel E. Harper Springville

Family Births Reported Across Iowa City Area

At St Luke's hospital a son to Emil Jindrich and wife in North Liberty on April 28. A daughter to H Cedric Hahn and wife at 2526 Country Club Parkway SE on April 27. A daughter to Lloyd K Holmes and wife at 2102 Ninth Street SW on April 26. Edythe Viola born to H O Sisco and wife at University Hospital in Iowa City on Tuesday.

St. Luke's Hospital Emil Jindrich North Liberty H. Cedric Hahn Country Club Parkway Lloyd K. Holmes Ninth Street Edythe Viola H. O. Sisco Bealercourt University Hospital Iowa City

Cedar Rapids Teachers Endorse Local Pension Revisions

Cedar Rapids teachers review pension provisions for disability and age criteria under local district rules. The board raised raises for highly rated staff while 87 percent favorable ratings predict reelection. several teachers slated for nonrenewal or reelection decisions depending on performance.

Deamer Templeman Cedar Rapids State Teachers’ Association Committee Miriam Rogers Beth Hubbard Helen Young Evelyn Barnett Grace Meloney Board of Education

Hitler Declares Break With British Polish Pacts

Hitler ends Britain and Poland pacts while offering renewed talks with Britain. He claims a basis for the naval accord has been removed, condemns Roosevelt’s disarmament proposals, defends Germany’s actions in Czechoslovakia, and asserts Germany will not enter conferences defenseless. The session ends after Goering salutes with the Reich.

Hitler Great Britain England Germany Poland France Alsace-Lorraine Saar Fuehrer Nevile Henderson Robert Coulondre Berlin Geist Donald Heath United States Britain Roosevelt League of Nations North America North South Italy Central South American Nazi Germany

Hitler reply draws mixed U S reactions on European crisis

Congress members from both parties offered cautious judgments after Hitler’s speech. Senators Gillette Connally Capper Lundeen and representatives Bloom Arnold Fish voiced concern over his stance, urging peaceful settlement while warning against entangling America.

Rep. Bloom N. Y House Foreign Affairs Committee Hitler Poland Rep Arnold Rep. Fish Washington Capper

Dramatic WW II Rearmament Plans Revealed by Chamberlain

The report outlines government steps to conscript 20 year olds for six months training then 315 years in the territorial army or special reserve. It describes boosting territorial strength to about 340,000 by volunteers and increasing regular army to above 224,000. It also notes a veterans enlistment push for 45 to 51 year olds and the removal of 1.5 million reserved occupations from exemption lists to expand recruitment. Prime Minister Chamberlain leads the briefing.

Territorial Army Special Army War Department Regular Army War Office National Defense Territorials Chamberlain

Meat Cutters Strike At Me Too Market

Five members of the Amalga mated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of America walked out at the Me Too meat market on Friday morning. A two-man picket line appeared as union president P C Wright cited a dispute over wages and hours. The manager, M A Parrish, said two organizers sought a Sunday or evening closing contract, which the store refused. The five strikers were paid off after leaving.

Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of America A. F. of L. Union Me Too P C. Wright M. A. Parrish Parrish

Conscription Plan Approved by Commons in Late Night Vote

The House of Commons approved the conscription plan by 376 to 145 late Thursday night after a Labor motion of misconceived was defeated by 380 to 0.

House of Commons

European crisis deepens as Hitler threatens action

Paris reports heightened European tension with Hitler’s latest moves seen as abrogating the Polish non aggression pact and the Anglo German naval accord. French officials warn the crisis could peak in autumn while some fear an immediate strike amid British conscription and looming deadlines. Virginia Gayda lauds Hitler speech as warning against foreign policy.

Hitler Joachim von Ribbentrop von Ribbentrop Fuhrer Rome Virginia Gayda Mussolini Roosevelt Germany Italy

Romania reassured by Hitler speech on Balkans tensions

Bucharest reports relief after Hitler's address, with government circles deeming there is no reason to fear German military action in the Balkans.

Hitler Paris White House Berchtesgaden United States Germany Poland Guy M. Gillette Foreign Relations Committee Roosevelt Connally Tex Senate Foreign Relations Committee Europe Bucharest Rumania Balkans

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