European War Seen As Power Politics, Not Hitler Alone
Kurt Schaefer of the University of Iowa argued that Europe’s war stems from power politics and imperial aims extending beyond Hitler. He urged a shift away from dominance, noted Germany’s 1920s economic strangulation, and said Hitler’s removal would not alone end the conflict.
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Kurt Schaefer
Hitler
University of Iowa
Germany
Y. M. CA. Phalanx
Adolf Hitler
Schaefer
Britain
France
Europe
German Republic
Nazi Party
Allan Thompson
Phalanx Fraternity
John Talley
Hawaiians Fight Recurring Plague Carried By Rats
Honolulu report outlines ongoing plague battle in Hawaii islands with rat carriers linked to 33 rat plague cases and 6 human cases on Maui since 1931. Maui County sanitary engineer Louis Herschler cites a 99 percent island death rate and notes phosphorus on 600000 bananas yearly as a key control effort.
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Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Maui
Maui County
Louis Herschler
Maui Lions Club
Wailuku
Herschler
Ice Queen Crossword Clue Puzzle Solution
A compact clue filled with mixed terms across horizontal and vertical entries. Pictured skater hints at a theme around skating and Olympic style wordplay with several mirrored definitions and cross references. The grid includes common words like to excite and to drink slowly along with regional terms and body parts.
Jury duty is Paulsen family affair in Linn county
The Paulsen couple of 2249 Grande Avenue SE are drawn among 75 to serve as petit jurors at the January term in Linn County district court. Jurors must report January 9 at 9 a.m. Other names listed include Edna Abodeely and Grace Apgar among numerous residents from Marion to Cedar Rapids.
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O. F. Paulsen
Grande Avenue
Ed Lundquist
Linn County
Edna Abodeely
Fourteenth Street
Blanche Ainsworth
First Avenue
F. C. Anderle
F.D. Wilson
Fred S. Andrews
A Avenue
Grace Apgar
Fifth Avenue
Frank B. Armstrong
H Avenue
Theola Arnott
Sixth Avenue
Helena Barnes
Garden Drive
Minnie Beattie
Nineteenth Street
F. E. Breneman
Oakland Road
A. D. Brennaman
Marion
Neal Bunting
Fourth Avenue
Robert L. Clifton
Madison Street
Clifford Delp
D Avenue
Lee Dennison
Center Point
T. H. DeWees
Twenty-second Street
Charles Ellenberger
Springville
I. C. Emery
Twentieth Street
Ralph R. Epler
Linden Drive
George L. Erwin
E. H. Etzel
Franklin Students Prepare Fall Concert
Franklin high school presents a Friday 7:45 p.m. concert in the auditorium. The 7B 7A 8B 8A and 9B choruses totaling about 520 voices perform under Miss Phoebe M. Bingham Miss Margaret Furter Miss Margaret Higdon and Miss Porter with orchestral and wind ensembles conducted by Messrs Moehlmann Kealing and Matha kas. The program features choral works solos and instrumental pieces from Schubert Mozart Sibelius and Gluck plus a combined finale including a Mexican folk song and The Winning Brigade march.
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Franklin High School
Franklin
Phoebe M. Bingham
Margaret Furter
Margaret Higdon
Roland Moehlmann
Miss Florian
Val
Jean Prather
Thomas Moore
Miss Porter
Carl Bahm
Andrews
The
Loveiey
Chariotte Trewin
Finland
Sibelius
Por- Resuien Woodman
Oenee
Betty Jear
Stephenson
Eldo Mentzer
Franklin String Ensemble
Mochimann
Don Suan Mozartenanter
der Ceegery
Remembrance of
Liberati
Casey Cornetist
Sammy Leacox
Franklin Wind Band
Matha Kas Ac
Nice
Madera
Winning Brigade
Stanley
Flood Cracks Manila River Wall Flooding Mauban City
The sea wall of the river control system at Mauban Tayabas province cracked on Wednesday flooding one third of the city up to six feet deep in many places. There were no casualties.
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Manila
P. I
Mauban
Tayabas
Doctor's Invention Promises Free Truss Trial
A Kansas City advertisement touts a ruptured condition truss that requires no leg straps or belts. The Physician’s Appliance Co offers a 30 day trial with a $3.50 truss free, asking recipients to keep the truss if satisfied and return only if not, while contacting 3466 Koch Bldg or 2906 Main Street for details.
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Kansas City
Physician’s Appliance Co
Koch
Main Street
Penney Company Declares Extra Dividend For 1939
J C Penney Co directors announce an extra dividend of 2 dollars a share plus a 75 cent quarterly payment. Both are payable December 20 to holders of record December 8. This raises total 1939 dividends to five dollars, up from four dollars twenty five cents in 1938.
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NEW York
J. C. Penney Co
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