Gillette Urges Iowan As President in 1940 Run
Senator Guy M G Huertze and Iowa Republicans map a 1940 White House bid with Gillette at the center. They defend Roosevelt opposition while touting Iowa’s material wealth and party unity amid national concerns. The split GOP and neutralities debates frame the Measured push for a Democrat and ant ailing policies.
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Roosevelt
Iowa
Herring
Whraschel
Wallace
Hopkins
Hoover
Gillette
Mae Murray in Rage and Tears Fighting for Support
Hollywood insiders report Mae Murray, in a tearful deposition, detailing her fight with Prince Mdivani for child and herself support. She claims he took all her assets after divorce and says she cannot reveal the son's private school location while seeking twelve thousand dollars yearly.
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Mae Murray
Mdivant
Hollywood
INS
Mac Murray
Prince David Mdivani
Prince
Wei
Mdivani
Gilbert
Karan David Mdivani
Miss Murray
Prince Millvani
Swank West
Los Angeles
Murray
Illinois Central July net income declines in month
The Illinois Central system reported July net railway operating income of 1,012,802 dollars, down 331,003 from a year earlier. For the seven months to July 31 the net was 6,851,673 dollars, down 104,053 from the 1938 period.
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Chicago
Ilinois Central System
Iowa Banks Second In 28587611 Farm Benefit Payments
Washington AP reports that administrators under Secretary Wallace said nearly all of the 500 million congressional appropriation for 1938 farm benefit payments has been spent or obligated. Texas led with 64 million, Iowa showed 28.59 million, and many states received payments while administrative costs and related program expenses consumed funds.
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Washington (Ap
Wallace
Congress
Texas
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
AAA
States
New Jerseys
Pennsyvania
Delaware
West Virginia
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
South Dakota
Nebraska
North Dakota
Kansas
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
State by state revenue figures listed for 704 869 area
The data shows state by state revenue figures including Colorado four million eight hundred fifty eight thousand three hundred thirty dollars New Mexico three million three hundred seven thousand five hundred eighty eight Arizona two million six hundred thirty three thousand eight hundred seventeen Utah seven hundred nineteen thousand nine hundred fifty Nevada one hundred forty nine thousand eight hundred eighty nine Washington three million seven hundred twenty nine thousand one hundred four Oregon three million two hundred ninety three thousand nine hundred thirty nine California seven million six hundred forty six thousand fifty five
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Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Washington
Oregon
California
Americans Told To Leave Poland Quickly
The United States embassy urged Americans in Poland to depart as soon as possible amid a serious situation. About 6,000 Americans are in Poland, with roughly 200 in Warsaw, and travelers should be ready to follow Polish rules in an emergency.
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Warsaw
United States
Poland
Germans print Ribbentrop Molotoff photos together
Berlin readers saw a striking image pairing in newspapers side by side of Nazi Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop and Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov. Captions stated the two nations have decided to return to traditional friendship, a rare display since 1933.
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Berlin
Adolf Iftler
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Soviet Russia
Vyacheslavt Molotoff
Ribbentrop
Molotoff
Hopkins orders new staff to attack unemployment problems
Washington AP Harry Hopkins secretary of commerce directed his new team of economists to attack unemployment and other American business problems while studying them.
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Washington (Ap
Harry IL. Hopkins
Secretary of Commerce
10 20 30 years ago in the gazette roundup
Edward B Rowan, director of the Little Gallery, returned from Europe where he spent most of the summer. Several families and individuals announced visits and trips to Colorado, Wyoming, the Black Hills, Washington state, and Cedar Rapids. Richard Herman was injured when struck by an auto at Eleventh street and Second avenue west.
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Edward B Rowan
Little Gallery
Europe
Bernadine
Genevieve Whelan Teftast
Colorado Points
O. B Womack
S C Steele
Carl Steele
Black Hills
Wyoming
Colorado
Louis Broulck
Cedar Rapids
A Votroubek
Walford
Charles Abernathy
Washington State
Swafford
Abernathy
Seattle
Portland
Paul Tibbetts
Paul Jr
Quincy SH
Ruth McClintock
Sheridan
Richard Herman
Eleventh Street
Second Avenue West
Fire Chief Honored At Fire Engineers Meeting
Fire Chief Cook returned from Grand Rapids Michigan where he spoke at the International Association of Fire Engineers meeting and was elected vice president of the Town association. Lester B Shafer also returned from an extended Pacific coast trip. George H Knauer and his son George Jr traveled to Philadelphia to visit his sister unseen for twenty one years and plan visits to other eastern points.
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Cook
Grand Rapids
Mich
International Association of Fire Engineers
Lester B Shafer
Pacific Coast
George H Knauer
George, Jr
Philadelphia
Mr. Knauer
Coal Dealers Seek Consumers Aid In Coal Price Fight
Cedar Rapids and Marton coal dealers elected Wayne B Ives as chairman to rally local home buyers against proposed new price schedules by the bituminous coal division of the interior department. Plans call for private protests by letter and petitions to Congressmen. The schedules would raise the cost of low priced coals by 80 to 85 cents a ton and screenings used by large industries by 50 to 90 cents, hindering local factories and jeopardizing efforts to attract new industries.
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Cedar Rapids
Marton
Wayne B. Ives
Department of the Interior
Roosevelt Hotel
David C. Page
Rock Island
Walter Bledsoe
Northeen Windis
Illinois
Coal price spread across Cedar Rapids and Chicago protest
The Cedar Rapids coal price would be 316 dollars a ton including freight. It would cost 325 dollars a ton in Chicago, 160 miles from the mines, while in Cedar Rapids 90 miles away the price would be 440 dollars a ton with freight. Harry F. Sundberg of the Chamber of Commerce backed a cooperative protest to deter the proposed rate increase. Leo P. Peiffer chaired the meeting as coal dealers plan private consumer actions following similar moves by major local industries earlier this month.
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Cedar Rapids
Page
Chicago
Harry F. Sundberg
Chamber of Commerce
Leo P. Peiffer
County Seeks Culvert Pipe and Coal Bids Sept 11
Linn county supervisors will open bids Sept 11 at 10 am for corrugated culvert pipe including 2,250 feet of steel pipe in 15 to 60 inch sizes and 1,000 feet of iron pipe 18 to 60 inches. At 10:15 am, new coal bids for 1939-40 relief supplies will be opened for 1,600 tons with a 1,600-ton option. All bids were rejected to rewrite specifications including immediate forking before delivery.
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Linn County Supervisors
Funeral service for Mrs Sam Stirm of Alburnett
Mrs Sam Stirm 71 of Alburnett died Tuesday in Monticello after 52 years in the community. Funeral held at Alburnett Evangelical church at 2 pm Thursday with Rex CL Fuller officiating. Survived by husband three children Harlie Alburnett Dale Hopkinton Dr Mirl E Stirm Denver three brothers James Ditzler Whittier Eugene Ditzler Davis Calif Clementine Karsh Alburnett Ronald Ditzler Freeport Ill. She was a member of the Evangelical church.
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Alburnett
Sam Stirm
Monticello
Alburnett Evangelical Church
Rex
CL. Fuller
Harlie
Dale
Hopkinton
Mirl E. Stirm
Denver
James Ditzler
Whittier
Calif
Eugene Ditzler
Davis, NL
Clementine Karsh
Albur~ Nett
Ronald Ditzler
Free
Port
The
Evangelical Church
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Big Moose Inn
Williams
Or, Williams
First Avenue E
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First Street
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Third Street
W. B. Ives
County
Combustioneer
Cedar Rapids Fuel CO
DIAL
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Budget Beauty
Third Avenue SE
Second Street
Hardendorf
Hardendorf Camera Shop
Sanfords
3Rd Avenue
Bulova
Longines
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Sarvie Armstrong
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