U S Mexico plan joint defense talks outlined
The United States and Mexico announced a mutual aid style defense pact thus far the first such accord with a Latin American nation under Havana conference resolutions Talks will be conducted through Mexican military attachés in Washington with US experts The pact aims to pave the way for wider cooperation among American states in hemispheric defense. consultation and coordinated measures would follow any aggression.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
State Department
Havana
Canada
Joint Defense Board
Death Penalty Doubts For Drug Store Theft Bill
The Iowa Senate debated a bill that could have allowed execution for stealing from a drug store. It was amended to a five year prison term or a $1,000 fine. Senator Ross R Mowry called the initial penalties harsh.
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Des Moines
Iowa Senate
Code of Iowa
Ross R Mowry
Newton
British Aid Bill To Better Defend U.S.
Senator Clyde L. Herring said in a radio address that opponents of the defense bill vote against President Roosevelt for ancestral ties to Europe. He argued the lease lend plan aims to better defend the United States and its possessions and keep war away from American shores.
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New York
Clyde L. Herring
United States
Republic
United States of America
U S Protest Over Moscow Church Pillaging
The United States confirmed a formal protest to the Soviet government over the pillaging and desecration of a Catholic church in Moscow. Ambassador Lawrence Steinhardt filed the protest on Secretary Hull's instruction, citing violation of the 1933 recognition pact. The Soviet authorities say they are investigating.
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Washington
INS
United States
State Department
Moscow
Lawrence Steinhardt
Hull
Radio Schedule Readout for Wednesday Evening
A dense list of radio programs across networks WGN WSUI KFJB WOI KWLC and others, detailing shows such as Eddy Duchin’s orchestra, Captain Serne at 6 30, News hours, sports, dramas, and musical hours, with station and program variety throughout the evening into late night.
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Eddy Duchin
WSUI
Tony Martin
WGN
Superman
WMT
Dr Christian
Bill
Wssui
Orson Melodies
Wmt—Star Theater
Gabriel Heatter
Wsui-Masic
Eddie Cantor
Faron Lewis
Raymond Gram
Whispering Smith
Shep Fields
Tony Pastor
Orch
WNT
Veerans
Walter Grots Orch
Shea Fields Orch
Larry Clintons
Roop Knights
Ant Kassels
Jack Russell
Freddy Marttin
Ray Heatherton
Ted Fio Rito
Oles
Carter
Charlie Worcestt
WOI
KFJB
Earlybirds
Ashland Hullbillie
Jerry
Zelda
Good Morning Forum
Prairie Melodies
Kathleen Nor
WGI
Kerp Fitto Mus
Ellen Randolph
KFI
Macie Kitchen
WGON
Jane Barer
Guidine Urent
KFIB
Pregram Cale + Weat
WMT Burns
Betty Wells
Week In
Pr View
WMIT
Don Pedro
Wihio
KWLC
REIBO
Johnson Prus
Jenny
Linda
David Harum
Kate Smith
WOlf—Oraan_Reverie
D Hter
Judy
Jane
Tobie
Susis
Helen Trent
Hollywood_ Whispers
KFJD
Len Falva
Iowa
Vonice
Town
Edith Adams
Future
Joe Doakes Wooi
Ralph Ginsbursh
Don Norman
LJS
Hanpiners
Wolf
Mark Love
Woodland Rambler
Ranch Han
Home of the Brave
Make Believe Ballroo
Sui—Concert Hall
Selectio Wilo
Light of the World
Wsui—University
Nowntime
Malone
Mary Marlin
Cnick
Henry Cincone
Stella Dallas
Hilltop House
Far Lands
Iowa Union Radio
Guiding Light
KPJB
Swert
Swing Woolf
Edna O'Dell
Wol
Annie
Carter Raynolds
Jack Armstrong
WT World Today
Midnisay
Wsui—News
Scott, Austin
Tufts
American Legion membership grows to 870,014 in 1941
In Indianapolis AP reports the American Legion national enrollment Tuesday reached 870,014, up 46,844 from a year ago. Assistant National Adjutant Donald G. Glascoff notes that if current activity continues the Legion may surpass last year’s all time enrollment of 1,078,119. Posts total 11,745, the largest yet.
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Indianapolis
American Legion
Donald G. Glascoff
Legion
Chicago Board of Trade Presides Over Slumping Futures Trade
Chicago board of trade president Philp R. O Brien warned Tuesday that shrinking futures volume threatens Chicago's grip on the global grain market.
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Chicago
Philp R. O Brien
Chicago Board of Trade
More Serious Crisis Is Faced By U.S. F.R.
Washington AP reports President Roosevelt marking his ninth year in office says the nation faces a crisis more serious than eight years ago. He describes a world crisis driven by wartime events, with emphasis shifting from domestic New Deal measures to defense and aiding Britain amid ongoing international tension.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
America
Headache In Store For Farmers Offers Amendment
Washington AP reports Representative Dirksen warns a colossal headache awaits agriculture. He will amend the agriculture appropriations bill to provide 425 million dollars for farm parity payments, arguing for larger cash and contract authority versus the 50 million cash and 162 million in contracts in the bill.
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Washington
Dirksen
Til
House
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Defies Subpoena From Dies Committee Over Peace Group
Mrs Sarah V Montgomery secretary treasurer of a local unit defied a Dies committee subpoena seeking records of the American Peace Mobilization. She accused the panel of intimidating opponents of the lend-lease program and called the Mobilization a communist front. Chairman Dies would consider contempt proceedings.
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Dies
Committee For Peace Group Records
Washington
Sarah
Montgomery
Tex
Make This Model At Home Pattern 4716
The advertisement details pattern 4716 by Anne Adams for misses and women's sizes 14 through 42. Size 16 requires 353 yards of 39 inch fabric and a 15 cent pattern fee sent to The Gazette Pattern Department in New York with an extra 10 cents for the latest Pattern Book.
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Anne Adams
Pattern Department
the Gazette
West 11Th Street
New York
N. Y
Preisser Engaged but Marriage Delayed for Films
Hollywood AP reports June Preisser of the film world is engaged to Gar Wood II son of the Detroit speed boat racer but the wedding is postponed. Mrs. Victoria Preisser said the daughter will likely sign a new Paramount contract and appear in two or three pictures before marrying.
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Hollywood
June Preisser
Gar Wood II
Detroit
Victoria Preisser
Paramount
ASCAP Suit Delayed To March In Milwaukee
Federal Judge F Ryan Duffy adjourned the government antitrust case against the American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers to March 13 in Milwaukee. The hearing had been scheduled for earlier.
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Milwaukee
F. Ryan Duffy
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Linn Supervisors Divide County Fair Funds in 1941
Linn county supervisors split the county fair fund, awarding All-Iowa Fair $9,000 and Linn County Fair at Central City $2,000. The decision, 2 to 1 with Clare Petty dissenting, uses 74 percent of the levy for Cedar Rapids district. Marion’s show is ineligible under Iowa code.
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Linn County
Central City
Clare Petty
Viola
Marion
B. T. Perrine
Cedar Rapids
C. L. Beeson
Elmer Seevell
Alesch Overruled In Effort To Curb Governor Power
DES MOINES AP Democrat Gustave Alesch opposed an amendment placing 250000 yearly state guard funds under the governor. He argued against centralizing power. the appropriations committee overruled him as the state guard bill grants the governor authority to form a guard if needed and to use funds accordingly.
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Alesch
Des Moines
Iowa House Appropriations Committee
George A. Wilson
Gustave Alesch
Marcus
National Guard
Roosevelt
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Eighth Victim of Georgia Airliner Crash Dies
C M Tappen of New York City dies from injuries from the Eastern Air Lines sleeper plane crash near Atlanta. Seven others were killed. nine were injured including Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker and H A Littledale. Rickenbacker’s condition improved slightly. Littledale much improved. A Civil Aeronautics Board public hearing will probe the crash Thursday.
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Atlanta, Ga
C. M. Tappen
New York City
Oil Company
Eastern Air Lines
Here
Tappen
Eddie Rickenbacker
EAL
Rickenbacker
H. A. Littledale
New York Times
Littledale
Civil Aeronautics Board
Lemon Juice Recipe for Rheumatic Pain Remedy
Simple home recipe using Ru-Ex Compound sold with money back guarantee. Mix one package with a quart of water and the juice of four lemons. Take two tablespoons twice daily. relief claimed within 48 hours or overnight. If no improvement, return empty package for refund. Sold by May Drug Company and drug stores.
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May Drug Company
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