Private ownership urged as path to responsible citizens
Dr. H J Burgstahler of Cornell college argued at a Rotary luncheon that private property ownership by individuals builds stalwart, responsible people and that farms should be owned by operators. He warned of power in debt and unemployment and urged round table cooperation among manufacturers workers and leaders to shape a new philosophy. He also urged a coordinated church approach to facing issues like liquor, unemployment, and government influence, promoting radio television and press engagement to mold public opinion.
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H. J. Burgstahler
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Rotary Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Burg Stahler
Chambers of Commerce
Burgstahler
Jebor
Cedar Rapids
Robert E. Lee
Congress
Lee
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Texas
Tom Blanton
Capital
Perkins
White House
Miss Perkins
Morgenthau
Ickes
Hopkins
PWA
Ceatralny Square
Metropol
Four Injured as Auto Skids and Overturns on Highway 30
Four people were injured when their car skidded and overturned eight miles west of Cedar Rapids on Highway 30 Sunday afternoon. They received first aid at St. Luke's hospital. Driver Lloyd Monroe 30 of West Liberty suffered head and left leg bruises. Passengers Dorothy Carlisle 14 of Muscatine scalp lacerations and bruises on left thigh. Lois Carlisle 17 of Muscatine had head bruises and leg lacerations. Kennedy Wren 19 of Muscatine had a left ankle laceration.
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Cedar Rapids
St. Luke's Hospital
Lloyd Monroe
West Liberty
Dorothy Carlisle
Lois Carlisle
Muscatine
Kennedy Wren
Oil Company Office At Marion Robbed
Police aided by Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon sought two burglars who broke into the Linn County Oil company office at Marion Saturday night. They escaped with an adding machine a cash register four tires and pennies and stamps. A large coupe was said to have been used and one burglar suffered a cut entering through a broken window.
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Larry Condon
Linn County Oil Company
Marion
Condon
Gazette idea for government records gains traction
Justice Brandeis nudges for an official gazette to publish daily government orders, a plan first floated by Erwin Griswold who found thousands of departmental orders without a central file. Roosevelt balked at a news venture, but Brandeis publicized the notion and helped revive it through Harvard Law Review.
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Vashington
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Brandeis
Erwin Griswold
White House
Roosevelt
Griswold
Justice Department
Harvard Law
Harvard Law Review
Justice Brandeis
Harold M. Stephens
Jans Brandeis
Drastic Plan For Tax Revision
The treasury aims to push a drastic tax revision this session. Secret elements include inheritance wealth limits and a fixed ceiling, with Morgenthau and his advisers shaping the plan despite guarded secrecy.
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Washington
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Morgenthau
Radio Schedule Bittersweet Mosaic of 1940s Network Programming
A dense radio listing shows a full day of NBC CBS and ABC programs with multiple chains. The schedule features shows like Honeymooners Tony Wons New Year parade and various orchestras, bands and actors across morning to late night, including sports and parade events. The entry lists stations WMAQ WABC WEAF WJZ WBBM WENR KOIL and others, with numerous programs and performers across time slots.
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Galaxy of Stars
NDC
Wmaq Who
NBC
WJ2
Chain
Columbia
CBS
WABC
WMT
Tony Wons
WJZ Chin
WEAF
Ward
Muzzy
Gov Lehwan
New York
WJZ Chain
Mary Marlio
WMAQ
KYW
WBBM
Wcco Liwu
Parade
Pasadena
Warren Orch
Farm and Home Hour
WJZ
Wow Hall Orch
WABCG
Morgan Sails
Kassel Arch
WBBBM
MBC
KMOX
WCCO
Judy and
Jane
Nellie Revell
Vic and Sade
Eirem Zimbalist
Giovanni Martine
Eva Symington
Bourdon Orch
Morin Sisters
Weaf Chain
Bryant Orch
WEAP
Betty
Bob
Robinson Crusoe, Jr
Wccco
Ferdinando Orch
Bratton Osgood
Russo Orch
Morton Downey
WENR
Cdgar Guest
Wyck Rogers
Blake Carter
Reisman Orch
Weaf Who
Crime Clues
WLS
WLW
Beecher Orch
Lawrence Tibbett
Koil Wren
Lyman Orch
Wayne King
WEAF _ WHO
Grace Moore
Orch
WCKY
KOIL WREN Al_Jotson
Bernie Orch
Nlc
WBAP
Erne Crosby
Ed_ Wynn
Duchin Orchh
Isham Jones
Melodeers
Shady
Jane Froman
John Barclay
Seven Seas
Grayford
Annette Hanshaw
WBUM
Tim
Rene
Connie Gates
Jimmy Brierly
Weta Watee of
the Crusaders
the Grumitts
Isman Orch
WIZ
Myrt and
Marge
Wayvmes Orch
WEBBM
Robert Noyce
NGC
Bestor Orchh
Senny Orch
Wasse Orch
Pancho Arch
Rauldy Vallee
Cherniovski Orch
Herbie Kay
Navara Orch
WMT Weeks
WHO
City Briefs and Personals Summary
G Plattenberger of Lisbon fined 5 dollars and costs in police court for using streets for storage. Ed Makovsky, 31, of Ely fined 25 dollars and costs for intoxication. Joe Gage, 58, of 820 Third Street NW fined 10 dollars and costs for the same charge. Robert Randall, 25, of Martelle deposited 650 dollars with police after arrest for driving without lights. Bond forfeited to pay 5 dollars and costs.
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G. Plattenberger
Lisbon
Ed Makovsky
Ely
Joe Gage
Third Street NW
Robert Randall
Martelle
B Avenue
Tenth Street
Randall
Broken Rail Wreck Injures 25 Near Monticello
A broken rail blamed by tradinmen for an early Sunday wreck of a Gulf Mobile and Northern train bound for New Orleans near Monticello Mississippi. About 25 passengers injured in the holiday crowd.
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Monticello
Miss
New Orleans
Gulf, Mobile and Northern
Metropol Ballroom Behind Soviet Curtain Reveals Hard Realities
The Metropol ballroom hosts guests whose five hour wage equivalents in each toy balloon reveal stark contrasts with Soviet workers who earn about one rouble an hour. The article probes how seventeen years of dictatorship affect Russians, contrasting official promises with daily life and a gamble with state toleration.
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Soviet Union
Metropol
Commissariat of Education
Russia
Keeping My Figure Through Moderate Diet and Exercise
The author advocates balanced living with three meals daily and no strict dieting. A morning routine includes setting-up exercises, sunbaths, swimming, tennis, walking, and bicycling with massages as substitutes when busy. The piece contrasts this personal regimen with broader Soviet realities in Moscow today.
Pain Union Erratic Scribbles in Local Crew Report
Fragmentary OCR notes show jagged references to a union dispute or meeting led by Jed Pain, with unclear organization names and dates, leaving the core issue and participants difficult to identify.
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