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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1940

Page

2

Roosevelt labeled Chamberlain in Atchison critique

Col Theodore Roosevelt in Atchison denounces President Roosevelt as Chamberlain of the United States. He blasts pacifist appeals, warns of collectivism and dictatorship, urges a united U S with a strong navy and sound economy to defend the hemisphere against totalitarianism. He attacks Dorothy Thompson, Perkins, and calls for a pragmatic coalition of capable leaders.

Dorothy Thompson Col. Roosevelt America

Critic Attacks Roosevelt Aides Over Youth Congress

The speaker accuses the president's wife of backing a youth congress seen as a fifth column in the United States. He says the group pressures Congress against defense and warns Americans against changing leaders midstream, comparing the situation to a sinking horse in a stream.

San Francisco Youth Congress Fifth Column United States Congress Roosevelt

Citizenship Cancelled for Communist Party Secretary

William Schneiderman, 34, state secretary of the Communist Party, had his American citizenship canceled by a federal court during his probationary period for membership in organizations advocating violent overthrow. Deportation proceedings were announced, with the case likely to reach the Supreme Court. Schneiderman testified he did not reveal party ties at naturalization and would bear arms for the United States if Russia and the U.S. went to war.

San Francisco William Schneiderman Communist Party Federal District Court Louis Mercado U. S Russia Mercado George Andersen Supreme Court Schneiderman Michael J. Roche Young Workers’ League of America Workers’ Party of America United States Los Angeles Minnesota

Nebraska General Fund Deficit Is Wiped Out

Lincoln Nebraska the general fund deficit once at 1 564 627 is cleared with a 40 913 balance State Treasurer John Havekost cautioned the improvement may not last depending on property tax receipts He credits crop loans and insurance for the rebound and notes the overdraft began in November 1937 The mocker nut hickory gets its name from the Dutch moker noot meaning heavy hammer nut.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska John Havekost Havekost

Radio Programming Schedule Highlights and Lineups

A dense listing of radio broadcasts across stations WMT WGN WHO KFJB KFJB WSUI WOI and others. The schedule covers 6:00 PM to midnight with concerts dramas news sports and talk programs featuring numerous hosts such as Gabriel Heatter Bill McCune Rudy Vaile and Katherine O. Included are musical programs with orchestras Glenn Miller Anson Weeks and Leonard Keller, plus soap operas Young Dr. Malone and Guiding Light and child-focused programs.

WMT WGN Chariie Baum WSUI KFJUB KPJH Fulton Lewis, Jr Cartuneo KFJB Munjor Bowes WSGI Gabriel_ Heatter WIUI Rudy Vailec Bill McCune Orch Glenn Miller Grant Pats History In Review WHO Music Hall KPIJB Harold Stokes KFIB Shirley Ross Bruce Barron Madison News & Dance Orch Kay Neal WWO Jack Denny Tommy Dorsey Eleectric Park Greilf Williams Europe Blue Barron's Arch Bob Wm'r Woolf KPJB WGI Boone WMT Amity Altar Jerry Zelda WOI Pretty Kitty Kelly Arthur Godfrey Myrt Marge Hanna Hiltop Blue Horizons Bachelor's Children KFJH Helpful Harry Linda Guiding Light Lost Empire Kate Smith Homemakers WGON Fidler Ww Put Homemaker's Forum KFB Angel of Mercy Portia KFUB Wgn—Carters of Elm Street Don Roth Judy Jane Selm Schuller WGS Marie Kitchen Woi—Musicale Street Forum Voice of Iowa Johnny Dully Arch WOOI Ralph Ginsburgh Walt Joe Doakes Ridday Wgn—Yar Betty Crocker WMY Martiaze Mary Marlin KPJD American Sonea Mark Love Ma Perkins KPFJB Pepper Young Judy and Vic and Sade Dr. Malone Melody Time Stella Dallas Ma Brown Lorenzo_ Jones Court Hussey's Arch Time Widder Brown Harold Turner Birth of News the O'Neills Woi—Federation of Women Swing Arnold Grimm Jane Anderson Julia Leilani Kfin Stephen Foster Sam Paul Sullivan Iowa State At Work

Schenck Pleads Not Guilty and Is Free on Bail

Hollywood magnate Joseph M. Schenck posted 1500 bail after not guilty pleas to federal indictments charging defrauding government taxes perjury conspiracy and false statements. A bookkeeper Joseph Moskovitz also released on 52000 a year salary. Trial set for July 29 with possible plea change within 30 days.

New York INS Joseph M. Schenck Hollywood Schenck Joseph Moskovitz 20Th Century-Fox Pictures Corp

Man Wins After Dream Of Two Numbers At Track

Roy Davis dreamed of buying a daily double at Ak-Sar-Ben track and won $2,080 after his business partner bought a $2 ticket featuring the 6 5 combination with horse No. 6 Brown Pennant taking the race.

Omaha Neb Roy Davis Ak-Sar- Ben Richard Britton Brown Pennant

First Race Result Sparks Sky Baby Double Payoff

The daily double paid 2080 dollars with Sky Baby in the second race and No. 5. Britton collected the payoff but explained it was for Davis, not himself.

Sky Baby Britton Davis

Artie Shaw Returns to Radio on NBC Burns and Allen

Artie Shaw, the band leader who quit music last year, will lead a new band on NBC’s Burns and Allen program. The return is set for Monday night, July 1, as announced by NBC.

Hollywood Artie Shaw NBC Shaw Burns and Allen

Knox urges Americans to live hard and dangerously for freedom

In Kansas City Franklin Knox former publisher and 1936 GOP vice president candidate urged Americans to live hard and dangerously to defend freedom. He blamed democratic leaders for complacency and praised Roosevelt’s defense program while warning that no security is permanent. The speech accompanied calls to expand funds for plant disease and pest control effort totaling $506,000 with $250,000 already allotted.

Kansas City Frank Knox Chicago Knox United States U. S Roosevelt U.S

Senate Okays Chinch Bug Control Funding

Senate amended and passed a resolution to make 500000 dollars available immediately for chinch bug control. Senators Gillette Towa and Truman introduced the measure with McKellar of Tennessee reporting favorable action to the chamber. Shipstead then demanded further consideration.

Washington Senate House Gillette Towa Truman McKellar Tenn Appropriations Committee Shipstead Minn

British Freighter Gascony Explodes in Buenos Aires

A heavy explosion tore through the 4716 ton British freighter Gascony while tied at port in Buenos Aires on Wednesday night. The cause remains unknown and there were no confirmed details on casualties.

Buenos Aires

Say Men With Heart Disease Could Return To Work Without Harm

A report to the American Medical Association states men with heart disease including coronary thrombosis can return to work safely. Drs Arthur Master and Simon Dack of New York studied hundreds of cases and found returnees lived as long and as well as those who remained invalid.

New York American Medical Association Arthur M. Master Simon Dack

US receives Cutten estate for taxes in Chicago

Probate Judge O Connell ordered the personal estate of Arthur W Cutten, noted grain speculator, to government satisfaction of a 1 213 374 tax lien. The estate valued at 400 000 will be liquidated to cover unpaid 1928 29 taxes. creditors with 650 000 in claims were denied recovery due to lien priority.

Chicago Arthur W. Cutten John F O'Connell Paul Ziffren

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