Walsh seeks secret defense report to Senate
Senator Walsh proposes a confidential briefing from War and Navy chiefs on defense readiness. He asks Secretary Stimson to detail airplanes, pilots, tanks, and vehicles for the army, with a parallel request on naval equipment. Isolationists back the move as a test of military preparedness and accountability.
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Third Term Feeling Key Factor In States
Chicago with Joseph W. Martin Republican national chairman says anti third term sentiment could decide many states in next November's presidential election. He notes strong anti third term feeling and outlines planned Republican campaigning aimed at the South and other regions. He mentions North Carolina Virginia Florida Tennessee Kentucky Missouri Oklahoma and Texas as possible wins.
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Britain Greece tension as Italy presses on
British quarters say Greece will resist any Italian attack after a report from Sir Charles Palairet on conversations with Premier Metaxas. Italy demands Greece renounce the British guarantee of territorial integrity and warns of Italian counter steps if Britain acts. Tension between Italy and Greece grows, with Britain denying an Italian ultimatum.
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Gypsum Output Set Canada Record in 1939
Canada produced a record gypsum tonnage in 1939 totaling 1,408,188 tons valued at 1,922 thousand dollars. This marks the highest output for the year reflecting strong mineral production trends in the period.
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Rain Dampens Iowa State Fair Attendance and Events
A cold downpour curtailed attendance at the eighty sixth Iowa state fair in Des Moines and forced cancellation of the afternoon thrill day. The horseshoe pitching tourney was postponed but will finish next Tuesday. Evening shows may be canceled. judging proceed as rain limits permit while beef lamb and poultry contests continue.
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Monticello and Cascade Groups Clash at County Fair
At Monticello fairgrounds a feud boiled into a melee between more than 10 Monticello agitators and an equal number of Cascade fighters. Ray Fluckinger of Cascade sustained a broken nose and a fractured arm. Sergeants Day and Hailgren split the crowd but could not identify participants or source of the quarrel.
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Bruised Cowboys End Sidney Rodeo in Tough Last Night
Sidney rodeo finished as animals rested and cowboys nursed bruises. Gene Ross of Sayre Oklahoma won steer wrestling in 5 seconds flat, a show record. Jess Goodspeed of Wetumka Oklahoma led calf roping in 14.4 seconds. Burel Mulkey of Salmon Idaho won a radio as top bronc rider. Brahma steer threw Kid Fletcher of Hugo Colorado, who earned all around honors. Fireworks closed the event Friday night.
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Salmon
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Turkey River Dam Bids Set for August 28 Opening
ELKADER The state conservation commission schedules August 28 for opening sealed bids to build two low head dams on the Turkey river below the power dam. Sites are staked and the winner must start within 10 days. project completion is due by November 1.
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Farmer Edward Rohlf Dies After Illness Nearby Bennett
Edward Rohlf 51 a farmer from near Bennett died at University hospital Iowa City late Friday night. He had been admitted after an illness and died in care. Funeral arrangements were to be announced by the Rohlf family.
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Rainfall blankets Iowa with steady showers across state
Steady rains drenched Iowa in a weekend weather blitz. Federal observers predicted continued rainfall for central and eastern Iowa into Sunday with cooler temperatures and a rise to near 80 degrees in western areas. Forecasts noted low 50s in Forest City and heaviest precipitation around Fort Dodge and several towns including Boone Ames Pocahontas Estherville and Perry.
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Rabies Serum For Iowa Man After Red Fox Bite
Special to The Gazette reports Waller Skeems of Bonaparte received rabies serum at home after a Thursday night bite by a rabid red fox. University of Iowa doctors confirmed the fox's rabies, and Skeems was sent home to continue treatment with serum from the state health department in Des Moines.
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Clinton Ends Traffic Death Gap With Fatal Walking Incident
Clinton records a fatal traffic accident as 69 year old Andrew T. Redman from Clinton county home is struck and killed while crossing a residential street on Friday night.
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Burial of Marjorie F. Robinson at Olin cemetery
Marjorie F Robinson aged 48 died August 18 in Chicago. Funeral held Thursday with Rev W T Boston officiating at Corcoran funeral home. She was born in Denver Colorado educated there then moved to Chicago. Survived by father Edward C Soetje an aunt Alberta Soetje Denver a brother Theodore an aunt Miss Martha Herrick and numerous cousins. Preceded by mother and grandparents Jami son of Cedar Rapids. Funeral conducted by Rev Mr Upson.
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Willie Willis Ribs Cousin Jane Long Distance
Willis quips that long distance calls were pricey as he tells of a chat with Cousin Jane. The joke highlights a lively exchange and the cost of keeping up with relatives via telephone.
State Fair Judges Award Livestock Show Champions
At the Iowa state fair livestock show 17 champions and a grand champion were named in strong competition. Bernard Ebbing of Eagle Grove won open class market pig grand championship with a 210 pound Chester White harrow, while Harold Wehrmann of Belle Plaine took the grand championship in three pig competition with heavy Berkshires. Alfred Baird of Webster City earned the reserve grand in three lightweight Durocs. Lambs to top fat auction sold for 75 cents a pound, with John Morrell & Co paying 7050 dollars for a 94 pound Shropshire.
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Young Baptists Name Oregonian As President
Harold Petke of Portland Oregon was elected president of the Young Baptists of America at a Burlington church convention. Other officers named were Walter Pankratz of Chicago Illinois vice president Alice Kaaz of New Haven Connecticut recording secretary and the Rev. Martin L. Louschner of Oak Park Illinois general secretary.
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Eastern Iowa schools set Sept 2 openings statewide
A broad list of towns reports Sept 2 openings with named principals and staff for Springville, Center Junction, Waukon, Clarence, Central City, Dysart, Oelwein, Tiffin, Wyoming, and other districts. The notices cover grade assignments, subjects, and bus supervision details across multiple districts.
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Grand Mound
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Roy T. Schwab
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Wy Day by Eleanor Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt writes about Franklin Jr and a quiet visit to New York and Maine. She discusses Harper's article on democracy feminism and toughness, arguing both men and women share responsibility and that courtesy can endure hardship.
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Iowa City News Briefs Mixed Local Items and Academic Ceremonies
The Iowa City briefs report a new editorial appointment for Pynassus magazine, a controversial art topic focus, and nearby obituaries. Acting University of Iowa president Chester A Phillips will lead the induction ceremony and inaugural events on September 26 at Old Capital with faculty, students, and staff.
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