Farm Bureau Replies To Wallace Lays Effort To Rule Credit
Francis Johnson president of the Town Farm Bureau Federation declares the Farm Bureau seeks farmer owned and controlled credit. The federation backs a five governor board for the Farm Credit Administration and 3 1/2 percent or 3 percent rate opposed by Wallace who favors direct control by the secretary. The group met Wallace aides A G Black and Claude Wickard in Chicago.
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Ray Anderson
Gazette
Des Moines
Wallace
Farm Bureau
Agriculture
St. Paul
Francis Johnson
Town Farm Bureau Federation
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Johnson
Farm Credit
Farm Credit Administration
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
St Paul
Farm Credit Act
National Congress
A. G. Black
Claude Wickard
English Budget Lessons On Simpler Living And Joy
A syndicated piece reflects on Lloyd George Big Budget era proving value of simple pleasures. The editor recalls walking instead of driving, cozy homes, books, flowers, music, and shared good will. It argues rich lifestyles shrink but contentment grows with frugality and community.
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Lloyd George
Joneses
England
United Feature Syndicate. Inc
Weather Cooler As Sky Is Overcast
Cedar Rapids reports clouded skies and lower temperatures. Low of 42 rising to 48 by midmorning, 47 by 2.30 pm, with Monday's high near 70 and falling to 58, 51 by midnight. Night rainfall totaled a trace.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Mercury
Chambers
Hungary Flags Slovak Policy Sparks Hungarian Threats
Hungary warned Slovakia it would act to defend its national honor if Hungarian minority rights are not respected. Geza Szullo said Hungarians face oppression in Slovakia with claims Slovaks were told to silence Hungarian speakers, while Hungary criticizes German guarantees.
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Budapest
Hungary
Slovakia
Germany
Geza Szullo
Labor Board rules Ford must reinstate 94 workers at St Louis plant
The National Labor Relations Board ordered Ford Motor Co to reinstate 94 employees with back pay dating from fall 1937 after a strike at the St Louis assembly plant. It also granted exclusive bargaining rights for about 840 workers to the CIO faction of the UAW and refused recognition to the Liberty Legion of America. The board said Ford ran an open campaign to crush the UAW by pamphlets reflecting Henry Ford’s views, rejecting free speech defense. It also directed notices banning anti union propaganda and dismissed charges against 108 other workers. Trial Examiner Tilford E. Dudley had previously dismissed 76 union activity cases.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Ford Motor Company
St Louis Assembly
CIO
United Automobile Workers of America
St Louis
Liberty Legion of America, Inc
UAW
Henry Ford
Tilford E. Dudley
Car Skids Into Ditch After Steering Locks On Highway 218
Clifford L Parmater, 26, of 3509 Third Avenue SW, escaped serious injury when his car sped into a ditch six miles south of Vinton after the steering locked at 60 mph on Sunday at 9 30 am. He suffered a broken nose a cut over one eye and body bruises. A Vinton doctor treated him. Parmater said he had prior steering gear trouble and had work done before leaving Cedar Rapids. He was en route to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Earl Parmater, alone in the vehicle.
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Cedar Rapids
Vinton
Clifford L Parmater
Third Avenue
Parmater
Earl Parmater
Fascist Regime Demands Ban on Osservatore Romano
The regime in Rome calls for banning the Vatican newspaper Osservatore Romano accusing it of being pro Ally. The move underscores wartime political clashes between fascist authorities and church aligned media outlets.
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Rome
INS
Vatican
Osservatore Romano
Hewedapse
Fascista Tucsay
Patrol Activities and Artillery Fire Reported on Western Front
From ARIS (UP) brief: local patrols and sporadic artillery fire were noted on the western front Tuesday.
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ARIS
Western Front
Barden Drops Plan To Amend Wage Hour Law
Washington bulletin reports Rep. Barden abandons his own bill amid objections while the House votes 74 to 38 to make overtime rules more flexible for salaried workers. The change would allow 50 hour weeks without overtime if six month average stays at or below 42 hours. The House postpones farm relief votes to focus on wage hour legislation.
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Washington
INS
Barden
House
Rep. Barden
N. CC
Senate
House Appropriations
Man threatens jump from World’s Fair trylon for job
Roy Yost, 36, faced disorderly conduct charges after scaling the 610 foot Trylon at the World’s Fair Monday night. He carried two parachutes and a dummy, planned to jump to draw attention and secure work, but the parachute failed to open and he was arrested after the stunt. He told police he was unemployed and hoped the danger would yield a job. He was fined 25 dollars or five days in jail.
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New York
Roy Yost
Yost
Yosts
Charles Nelson
Wolds Fair Steel
Jon
Thomas Aurelio
J. C. Penney Plans New Store Building on Second Street
J C Penney announces a new two story plus basement building on Second Street between First and Second Avenues SE in Cedar Rapids. The $100000 project by Smulckoff interests will connect with the current store and expand floor space. occupancy expected by November 1. The interim tenants must vacate by June 1.
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First and
Second Avenues
J. C. Penney
Wall Bean
A. J. Cassel
Penney Company
Penney
Newman's
Second Avenue
Smulckoff
Penneys
Cassel
Cedar Rapids
McNulty Sentenced In Drunk Driving Accident Case
Howard McNulty 24 of 2086 Avenue NW pled guilty to drunk driving after an accident on Saturday evening at Avenue and Ellis Boulevard. He was sentenced by Judge H C Ring to 96 days in county jail in lieu of a $300 fine after witnesses testified against him. a prior intoxication charge was fined $10 and costs in police court.
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Cedar Rapids
Howard McNulty
Avenue NW
H. C. Ring
McNulty
T Avenue
Ellis Boulevard
Century
Gordon Hughes
Ed Fordyce
Dewey Recuperating In Colorado Springs Hotel
Thomas E. Dewey rests in his Colorado Springs hotel room under a physician’s order to take it easy while he recovers from an acute digestive disorder. The New York district attorney planned to leave Thursday to resume his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Finger tip sewn back after workplace accident
Edward Jackson, 38, of 883 Eleventh Street Northeast, was injured at the La Plant Choate plant when his right index finger tip was severed by a steel shaft. Attendants sent him to St Luke’s Hospital at 9:30 p.m. Monday. Marion Oxles arrived with the riser and a physician reattached the tip. Jackson’s condition Tuesday was good and doctors expect several days to confirm the repair’s success. The severed piece included part of the bone and measured under one inch.
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Edward Jackson
St Lukes Hospital
Tor i
Jack Oxles Marion
la Plant
Protest over flat tire leads to drunk driving charge
Des Moines man Holden 43 faced a drunken driving count after pleading guilty to drunkenness in police court. Captain Stolba testified Holden delayed bond, then claimed a flat tire and sought police to drive his car. Witnesses placed Holden intoxicated at Pine Inn and driving into an oil stove near Tubbs service station.
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Cedar Ramids
Holden
Des Maime
Steve Stolba
H C Ring
Des Moines
Stolba
Pine Inn
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Tubbs
Bruce
Dyson
First Avenue VW
Illinois Legislature Opens Quietly Amid Harmonious Session
Springfield Illinois. The special session opened with no fireworks as Democrats united behind acting governor Lieut. Gov. John Stelle who, after declaring Horner too ill, reconciled his claim by taking the senate presiding duties and assuming lieutenant governor responsibilities.
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Springfield
Illinois
John Stelle
Henry Horner
Senate
Texas blog clash ends in Garner for President pledge
Washington sources report Garner for President delegation agreed by rival Texas blogs in telegram to House Leader Rasburn. Blalock and Wirtz backed a Garner instructed slate not a Roosevelt faction, signaling a Texas armistice amid third term tensions and a plea to unite Democrats to beat Republicans in November.
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Garner
Roosevelt
Texas
House
Sam Rasburn
Rasburn
Vyron G Blalock
John N Garner
Blalock
Wartz
Wirtz
Rayburn
Lyndon B Johnson
Ther
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Hes Noter
British Chiefs Refuse War Question Answers in Commons
In London wartime briefing British leaders appealed to withhold details on Norway actions citing public interest. War Secretary Stanley and Prime Minister Chamberlain defended troops with full equipment while deflecting questions about antiaircraft defenses and supplies amid Norwegian setbacks.
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London
Oliver Stanley
Newville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Norway
Aft
Stanley
Chamberlain
Alfred Dut? Cooper
the Admiralty
Europe
Mansion House
Jane Chamberlain
Nazis Claim Successes in Norse Fight Reported
German dispatches claim control of central Norwegian communications on Tuesday and report Allied forces retreating toward the coast. The German offensive near Gudbrand and Saley threatens the British and French expeditionary force south of Trondheim and creates a widening security peril.
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Guderaundsaley
Trondheim
Czechs With Allies Join Forces Near Namsos
It was disclosed Tuesday that Czech legionaries have joined Allied forces in this sector, having landed here Saturday night in Norway near Namsos with the Allied group.
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Namsos
Norway
INS
German push in Norway tightens grip on Oslo to Trondheim
News from London and Berlin describe German forces linking Oslo and Trondheim by rail and land, blocking Allied attempts to separate coast and interior. Reports cite advances from the Oslo region, from Trondheim southward, and from the Ulsberg area toward Dombas, with heavy naval losses and continued Allied pressure in Namsos and Andalsnes.
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Adolf Mitler
Norway
Oslo
Trondheim
Germany
Ulsberg
Opdal
Dombas
Oslo- Trondhemmling
Thenvaded
Kradem Lh
Andalenes
Namsos
Bergen
Andalsnes
Berlin
Skagerrak
Denmark
Oslo Fjord
Sunndals Fjord
Nordand Sogne Fjords
Cole
Hikers Involved in Fatal Potest Car Crash Reported
Police report volunteers and witnesses described a Sunday evening crash that killed 69 year old William Graham of Potest. Hiker Richard Pinel and Steven Oakley, both 16 of Marion, admitted their presence at the scene and supported earlier statements.
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Cedar Ranhds Sens
Gordon Hughes
William Graham
Potest
Maria
Richard Pinel
Steven Oakley
Marion
Hughes
Grifam
Diizen
Jesse Jeveeyn
Cemier Paws
Jevcee
Graham
Thomas B Pawcell
AFL Says No denounce of F D R by labor bloc
In Pittsburgh the AFL leadership announced it will not denounce President Roosevelt and World War II era CIO actions. AFL President William Green warned against a rank and file revolt aimed at labor peace without naming individuals.
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Pittsburgh
INS
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Roosevelt
AFL
William Green
State Property Tax Levy To Be Cut 50 Per Cent
Governor George A. Wilson announced at a rally that Iowa will likely cut the state property tax levy to one mill next year, reducing the state's contribution to about 3 million dollars amid stronger treasury position and higher revenues from liquor, cigaret, and use taxes.
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Fort Dodge
George A. Wilson
Iowa
Wilson
Treasury
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