Small business asks for new capital source in Roosevelt talks
Eight hundred representatives of the nations small businessmen convene to press for a fresh capital source as their top need. Ernest G. Draper notes letters from across the country, while Morgenthau stresses longstanding bank study without solution. Unemployment ranks second as a topic for the White House meeting.
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Civil War Veteran Julius H Reed Dies at 95
Lieut Julius Henry Reed 95 former Cedar Rapids resident and Civil War veteran died Sunday night in Chicago. He fought for Burnside Hooker and Meade, served in Sheridan’s Shenandoah Valley campaign, and later worked in mills and insurance. Survived by sons William Reed of Cleveland and Theron Reed of Chicago. wife Harriet died 1933. Body to Cedar Rapids for burial Thursday at Oak Hill. Turner mortuary handling arrangements.
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Roosevelt Declares U S Nearer Spiritual Awakening
President Roosevelt told over 200 Protestant ministers that the nation has progressed toward a spiritual awakening in the last four years. He said the United States has advanced human security and social justice and has influenced other nations. The ministers said they would launch a campaign to restore moral and spiritual values in America.
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Charges of Unfairness Against NLRB Examiner in Ford Plant Case
Rep. C Arthur Anderson accused a NLRB trial examiner Dudley of judicial unfairness prejudice and official persecution in hearings on a Ford Motor Co plant dispute in St Louis He alleged NLRB staff urged workers to join CIO and harbored bias against independent unions He said the examiner blocked testimony about a Ford staff meeting while allowing board witnesses to discuss their talks with NLRB staff and union allies
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Joseph J. Lee 86 Dies in Iowa City
Joseph J. Lee 86 of Iowa City uncle of Lee P. Loomis publisher of the Mason City Globe Gazette died at Mercy hospital after three days of pneumonia. Funeral services set for Wednesday morning with burial in Muscatine.
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Three Alberta Boys Die of Auto Exhaust Asphyxiation
In Claresholm Alberta three young boys, Jackie Yokom 15, Lawrence Williams 11, and Tommy Foxcroft 8, died after inhaling exhaust fumes in a closed garage. The incident occurred Monday in a residential setting as authorities investigated the accidental deaths.
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Yellow Jack staged by Community Players praised as spellbinding
Veteran first nighters hailed Yellow Jack as one of the finest shows by Community Players. The production uses two level sets and dramatic lighting, moving from London to West Africa and Cuba to tell Dr Walter Reed’s yellow fever story with a large cast led by Kent Andrews and Chauncey Fay.
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Edward M. Soboda, Jr
John Locher
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James Patterson
Joe Marke
Roy Freshwater
Joe Cohn
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Rockwell Bingham
Norman Emerson
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Burke Blasts NLRB as One Sided and Punitive
Buffalo New York AP Senator Edward R Burke charged the National Labor Relations Board is punitive and aimed only at the employer. Speaking to the Buffalo Chamber of Commerce he said employers fear discharging workers for rightful cause and face inspection by an examiner with questioned fairness and a one sided contract.
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Threats Against Japanese Consul General Spark Shanghai Tensions
In Shanghai a spokesman for the Japanese embassy disclosed a new threat against Japanese Consul General Okamoto, tied to a Chinese terrorist group. The missive follows an unexploded bomb found at Okamoto’s residence and comes as seven more terrorists are executed in the Hongkew area.
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U C T And Auxiliary Plan Dinner Meeting Saturday
Cedar Rapids council 161 and its auxiliary of the United Commercial Travelers set a joint dinner in the Roosevelt hotel Roosevelt room Saturday at 6 pm. A business meeting and initiation follow the dinner with the auxiliary electing officers.
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German Yet Honored By Marengo Legion
World war veteran Frank Hinleman who fought for Germany was made an honorary member of the Marengo American Legion post. He and his wife provided coffee and rolls as the group worked on new headquarters. The gesture followed by a vote of appreciation at the last meeting.
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Students Break Up Ball In Anti Waltz Sitdown
Washington dispatch reports 200 Roosevelt high school cadets disrupted their regimental ball with a 15 minute sitdown strike protesting waltzes. The male students wore full dress uniforms, the girls in evening dresses, as the orchestra shifted to livelier numbers per chaperon instruction.
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Japan Finances Under Chinese Campaign Six to Eight Months?
New York analysts assess Japan's ability to sustain gold outflows for its China war. They note 1937 gold exports far exceed production, with $250 million shipped abroad and a $36 million residual fund, suggesting six to eight months of strain unless belt tightening improves. Bank of Japan disputes this, citing rising production and favorable payment balance.
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Chinese Seek Ban On Year Of The Ox For Luck
In Hankow China a Monday proposal urged dropping the label year 1937 the year of the ox from the solar calendar to avoid misfortune. A movement began to persuade Chinese to stop using the ox designation to ostracise the symbol.
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Franco Declares Command of New Spanish Regime
Generalissimo Francisco Franco assumed the presidency of his new nationalist regime in Burgos as commander in chief of the army and head of state. The cabinet spans foreign affairs to public works, with notable appointees and ties to the right wing. Civilian leaders join the leadership for the first time, signaling a formal government setup.
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Juan Antonio Suances
Raimundo Fernandez Cuesta
Afonso Pena
Gonzales Bueno
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Defeat Attempt To Move Kidnap Dugout To New York Fair
In Brainerd Minnesota authorities foiled a plan to haul the shallow crude timber dugout where Kidnap Victim Charles S. Ross was held. The dugout was removed from state school lands near Emily and reassembled at a Mitchell resort. Forest Ranger J. H. Hubbard and attorney Franklin Ebner found it and tag noted the intent to move it to the 1939 world’s fair in New York. Cass County Attorney Edward L. Rodgers would file larceny charges against those who unearthed the dugout.
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Town saves dog idol Teddy from gas death
In St Clairsville Ohio Belmont county Teddy the freelance shepherd dog escaped the warden's lethal gas chamber and was ordered held without harm in the county children's home. Judges commuted Teddy's death sentence at a common pleas court hearing and granted him a home at the county institution after public concern over his license and lack of residence.
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