Restrictions Tighten on Aliens at U S Ports
Washington AP reports a broad tightening of entry for aliens under two executive orders requiring a legitimate purpose for coming to the United States and restricting seamen shore leave. President Roosevelt seeks $6.56 million for the FBI and immigration services, plus 500 more FBI agents. General Marshall proposes expanding the army to 400000, organizing 355000 troops in 12 divisions with armored units. Roosevelt opposes a nonpartisan defense authority proposal.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Justice Department
FBI
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Budget Bureau
George C Marshall
National Guard
Austin
Defense Commission
Marshall
Air Corps
Radio Programs Thursday Advertised Schedule Listings
A dense skim of radio station lineups presents a Thursday schedule across WOI WICO WSUI KFJB WMT WCCO WGN and others. Programs include news by Mr District Attorney and Charlie Baurer, musical menus from Major Bowes and the Music Hall, dramas, variety shows, and sports updates throughout the day and into the evening.
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Evlaing
William Pertinzil
Charlie Baurerc
WICO
Asketic Basket
WMT
Maijor Bowes
WCCO
Major Bowes
Wsd1i
Cantarena
KFJB
WGN
Gabriel Hratter
Weel Speriae
Rudy Vallees
KEIH
Fran Chisago
WSUI
Treasure Isle
WSUT
the Lads of Harmony
Nan Wynn
Amos
Andy
KFUJU
Joe Fishers
Orch
Wat
Baseball Rattlers
Waterloo
Orea
Weco
Lanny Ross
Jack McLeans
Weeco
Curats
Oreh
Ray Neal
Wwoco
Cerdric Adams
Jack Denny
Three Giesses
Bil Anson
Grift Willams
Rollie Johnson
Earl Hines
Ray Herbeck
Dick Shelton
Phiner
Earl
Leonard Keller
Discinses of
Mark Fisher
Tomme Reynolds
Dave Dennis
George Duffy
Rken Pollack
WNMT
Blue Barron
Neishbor
Wol
Good Morning Prostam
Sunr'sers
Stamp
KFJIB
WOI
Boone
Abiar
Wcco—Saonts
Wyesteryear
Jerry
Zelda
WOII
Wccco
Neus
Manins
WGON
Neus Kfib
Assembly of God
Jo—Watt
Woli
WHO
Wgx
Pretty Kitty Kelly
WoNeange Godfrey
Hannah
IMI
Hillton
Newus Melodies
Ellen Randolph
June Baker
Stepmeather
Roy Kathleen Norris
Doe
David Harum
Awhr
Blue Horizons
Life Beans
Mwoi
Marvets
Wwcco
Big Sister
KPAB
Charlie Freshwater
Linda
Wcccco
Guiding
Licht
Lost Empire
Kate Smith
Ditars
Port Speaks
KPJB
Procrang
Wmt—Accordiana
Wsui—Book Shelf
Portia Blake
Wgn—Carters
Elmotre
Wwccco
Caurare
Don Roth
Ord
Wsui—Civic Orchestra
Judy
Jane
KFIB
Selm Schuller
Kitty Keene
Angie Kitchen
Melody Time
SinsIn
Dr Malone
Street Forum
Ole
Iowa
Johnny Duffy
WOCO
Joyce_ Jordan
WoOl—Service
Ralph Ginsburgh
Wcccoo
Joe Doakes
Wol—Department of Music
Painted Dreams
Stella Dallas
Tay Son
My Children
Kalfeeklatsch
Wgn—Seink
Wcocco
Arnold Grimm
Woocoo
Hedda Hopper
Charlie Flagler
Jane Anderson
Wws
Paul Sullivan
Wecco
H V_ Kaltenborn
Doo Wat
Captain Herne
Orran Moods
Ol—Musicale
Inside of Sports
Legion of Safety
Marshall backs army growth to 400000 under plan
The army size would rise from about 230000 to 280000 under current proposals while Marshall argues that enlarging the regular army avoids mobilizing the national guard, enabling quicker strength gains than using the guard.
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Marshall
National Guard
Crossed Cables Blamed for DC-5 Plane Crash
Douglas Aircraft Co reports that crossed cables in the DC-5 transport’s control cabin caused last Saturday’s crash. Four men testing the plane were killed. The company said a minute examination found no alternate explanation and could not determine the cause.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Douglas Aircraft Co
Wodehouse Reported As German Captive
Information from London says German troops captured the British humorist P G Wodehouse at Le Touquet on the Channel coast during a cocktail party. Mrs Wodehouse was released after questioning and told to go south. Wodehouse reportedly remained interned, later attempting to write a serious book.
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London
P. G. Wodehouse
le Touquet
French Channel Coast
Wodehouse
Pope Pius XII Urges Mussolini to Keep Italy From War
The Pope sent a signed message to Premier Benito Mussolini urging Italy to stay out of the war. Officials say it may be his final peace appeal to the Italian leader.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Mussolini
Commodity Trading Described By Young Men's Bureau Speaker
Oscar W. Olson educational director of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange will describe the machinery of organized commodity trading to the Young Men's Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce tonight at 6 15 p m He a law school graduate joined the exchange 25 years ago and helped write rules for contract trading in butter and eggs He was first president of the exchange in 1920 21 and will discuss agricultural industrial dislocation and agriculture market channels and functions of organized markets Introduced by W N Worcester of the program committee.
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Oscar W. Olson
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
Olson
Chicago Butter and Eye
Exchange
W. N. Worcester
Hopkins Daughter Visits Grinnell During Three-Week Stay
Diana Hopkins eight year old daughter of Secretary of Commerce Harry Hopkins is visiting Grinnell for three weeks with Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. Kerr. Mrs Kerr WPA commissioner assistant says Hopkins has recovered enough to assist national defense efforts and is living at the White House for now.
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Grinnell
Diana Hopkins
Secretary of Commerce
Harry Hopkins
R. Y. Kerr
Kerr
Diana
Washington
WPA
Hopkins
Polk 6A Class Graduation Exercises Details
The 6A class of Polk school held graduation exercises in the school assembly room with parents as guests. The program included chorus selections, solo performances by Bertie Lee Prather, Elvena Peal, Jean Hinrichs, and Norma Wagner, a playlet Apple Seed John, and presentations for certificates, scholarships, and citizenship. Georgia Lee Hodge announced, with ushers and staff listed.
Perfect Attendance And High Scholarship Honors Listed
Jimmie Akers, director, Mrs. Della Garner, music, Miss Eleanor Kelley. Perfect attendance certificates were awarded to Richard Armstrong, George Greenway, Eunice Hill, Joy Hoff, Rose Marie Jun, Doris McCann, Donna Miller, Beverly Oldfield, Norma Wagner and Jean Hinrichs. Awards for high scholarship went to Rose Marie Jun, Suzanne Combs, Jean Baer, Billy Stanley, Beverly Oldfield, Robert Miller, Doris McCann, Billy Brittin, Bertie Lee Prather, Junior Carter, Darrell Ford, George Greenway, Jack Reindl, Donna Miller, Georgia Lee Hodge, Herbert Williams and Elvena Peal.
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Polk School
6A Chorus
Rose Marie Jun
Bertie Lee Prather
Billy Stanley
Elvena Peal
Doris McCann
Jean Baer
Norma Wagner
Donna Miller
Lou May Bracey
la Donna Kilto
Eunice Young
Jean Hinrichs
Alberta Wilson
Lois Ralston
Joanne Ogden
Eunice Hill
Beverly Oldfield
Georgia Lee Hodge
Ervin Kirk
Gene Karel
John Moore
Junior Weaver
Joy Hoff
Betty Jo Fannon
Jimmie Akers
Della Garner
Eleanor Kelley
Richard Armstrong
George Greenway
Suzanne Combs
Robert Miller
Billy Brittin
Junior Carter
Darrell Ford
Jack Rein
Inquest Set Into Death Of Chelsea Man Frank Kosta
An inquest will be held next week into the death of Frank A Kosta 72 of Chelsea. Coroner Dr A J Wentzien said Kosta died at 1141 p m Tuesday after being slapped by Guy Allee outside William Bendas beer parlor. He fell hit his head on the sidewalk and remained unconscious until his death. The widower had joined friends for cards but was reportedly not drinking. Coroner’s jury members include Joseph Novak George Banda and Roy Ryan of Chelsea.
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TAMA
Frank A Kosta
Chelsea
A. J. Wentzien
Tama County
Kosta
Pam
William Benda
Guy Allee
Wentzien
Dr. St. Dobins
Joseph F Novak
George Banda
Roy Ryan
Big Navy Appropriations Bill Sent to President
The Senate sent to the White House a naval appropriations bill totaling 1.492 billion dollars. It authorizes emergency funds to speed ship and aircraft production, munitions, armament, and new air base construction. Direct appropriations total 1.308 billion with 184.372 million in contract authority.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Chamber
House
Kentuckians Indicted in Jeffersonville Cab Driver Slaying
Three Kentuckians were indicted on first degree murder charges in the slaying of Edmund Davis a 38 year old Jeffersonville cab driver last month in Jeffersonville Indiana.
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Jeffersonville, Ind
Edmund Davis
Jeffersonville
Hamilton Asks FDR To Make Defense Shift
John Hamilton chairman of the Republican National Committee urged President Roosevelt to replace cabinet members and amend New Deal laws to boost the national defense commission’s effectiveness. He argued industry would cooperate more if trusted business leaders staffed the cabinet, and warned that the rearmament board remains bound by U S laws.
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Waterbury
Hamilton
Italian-Republican League
Mothers Banquet Honors Fillmore 6A Class
Fillmore 6A class and mothers were hosted by mothers of the students at a banquet Monday evening in the school. Armand Fuller crafted the blue swan centerpiece holders. Miss LaRue Morrison supervised decorations by the 6B art class. Programs featured piano solos, a class history, a gift to Principal Miss Marjorie Donohue, a class will, a comic quartet, a prophecy, and manship certificates.
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Fillmore School
W. H Sewell
E. J. Vanous
Fillmore
Armand Fuller
LaRue Morrison
Darlene Riggs
Allan Miller
Marjorie Donohue
Ray Atkins
Loudham Andrews
Dorothy Zobin
Will
Dolores Groff
Dale Wicke
Ray Yeakle
Billy Stodola
Dewey Meaney
Ruth Zier
Dolores Sewell
la Rue Morrison
Doreen Cobb
McGregor Woman 92 Injured in Hip Break at Home
Mrs. Mary Williamson, 92, of McGregor fell and fractured her hip Wednesday afternoon. She was hospitalized in McGregor with a serious condition.
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Mcgregor
Mary Williamson
McGregor Hospital
Italy imposes 12 mile danger zone around coast and colonies
Italy declared a 12 mile danger zone around its coast and colonies as German forces push toward Paris. The notice requires ships to obtain authorization from Italian authorities and to report arrival times and positions, warning of risk if they proceed without clearance.
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Italy
Rome
Germany
Paris
No Cost To Students For CAA Flying Course At Coe College
Ground school and flight training under the Civil Aeronautics Authority will cost students nothing. A $20 deposit is required and refunded after completion. Class size limited to 30 at first, with possible expansion if demand grows. Summer morning ground classes to fit office work, evening flight training at Cedar Rapids Municipal Airport.
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Alfred W. Meyer
Coe College
Civil Aeronautics Authority
CAA
Meyer
Cedar Rapids Airways
Iowa City Road
Prof. Meyer
Dan Hunter
WPA to Fund One Fourth of 1941 National Defense Effort
Works Progress Administration will allocate about a quarter of its 1941 funding and staff to national defense. F C Harrington announced after Senate appropriations approved a relief bill totaling 1.073 billion dollars with 975 million for WPA and 75 million for rural rehabilitation. The Senate panel trimmed House totals but allowed 125 million to be lent by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for rural rehab.
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Washington
F. C Harrington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Sweden and Germany near completion of trade pact
An official spokesman said Sweden and Germany nearly completed a trade agreement to boost bilateral trade. Sweden's talks with Soviet Russia were also reported as progressing rapidly.
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Sweden
Germany
Stockholm
Russia
Adlerika Ad Claims Gas Relief and Sleep Benefit
An advertisement touts Adlerika as a bowel cleansing remedy that relieves gas bloating nausea stomach upset and headaches. It features a testimonial from Mrs Jas Filler praising reduced symptoms after use and claims the product acts on upper and lower bowels with carminatives and laxatives for balance.
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Adierika
Jas
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