Labor amendment to defense act faces industry and War Dept protests
Washington reports the National Association of Manufacturers and the War Department oppose a labor amendment to the national defense act. The measure would let war and navy secretaries bar contracts with firms deemed unfair to workers. House conferees, led by Rep. Andrew May, press Barkley to withdraw, while Barkley stays firm. Protests from manufacturers and Woodring accompany objections to a 10 percent profit cap.
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Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
War Department
CIIO
Senate
May
Barkley
Florida
Logan
Charles W. Tobey
N. H
House
Believe Man Killed His Ailing Mother Then Self
In Kansas City Kansas neighbors and a doctor found 74 year old Mrs Mary Lindberg and her son Albert 41 and daughter Hilda 43 shot to death in a family tragedy. Police say Albert plotted with his sister to kill the mother then themselves. A pistol and a note were found near the bodies along with a deed to a cemetery lot. Albert had been on leave from his railroad yard job since his mother suffered a stroke.
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Kansas City
Kan
Stanley Beatty
Albert Lindberg
Mary Lindberg
Lindberg
Hilda
C. W. Redick
Megr Molloy To Speak At Lenten Luncheon
Monsignor John M. Molloy of the Immaculate Conception church will address the third business men's Lenten luncheon at the YMCA on Tuesday noon March 14 on the subject Divine Faith. The talk starts at 12 30 and ends by 1. The event is open to all men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Molloy
Immaculate Conception Church
Vatican Berlin Talks Likely On Concordat Application
Nazi sources say unofficially that the Vatican is expected to open conversations with Germany soon about applying the concordat between the two states. The report notes Berlin and Vatican discussions anticipated in coming days.
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Berlin
Vatican
Germany
Rides With Youth After Being Shot
A pretty 18 year old girl from Pauls Valley Oklahoma rode with her boyfriend for about an hour and a half after she was shot three times in a date dispute. The boyfriend Murray Williams 22 was held without charge as doctors assessed the injuries. Williams said he bought a rifle Friday and fired after an argument and repeated shots followed during a drive to the youth's home. The girl was taken to a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwin
Williams
Rome Coronation Mass Details For Pope Pius XII
The ceremony designates Cardinal Gerlier to officiate at the coronation mass with the Pope carried in a chair by attendants. Cardinal Granito Pignatelli and two cardinals lead special prayers while Gerlier sways the incense and later chants coronation litanies at St. Peter's tomb. Five cardinals missed the event due to influenza. Five U.S. bishops join the procession and kiss the Pope's slippered foot.
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Cardinal Gerlier
Pius XII
St. Peter's
Holy Father
Gennaro
Granito Pignatelli di Belmonte
College of Cardinals
Donatus Cardinal
Sbarretti
Thomas Pius Cardinal
Boggiani
Gerlier
St. Peter
Nicholas Cardinal Canali
Camillus Cardinal
Caccia Dominioni
Sacred College of Cardinals
Massimo Cardinal
Massimi
Vincenzo Cardinal la Puna
Domenico Cardinal
Jorio
Luigi Cardinal
Saint Rano
Giovanni Battista Cardinal
Nasalli-Rocca
United States
Joseph McCarthy
Portland
Moses Kiley
Trenton
N. J
Daniel Desmond
Alexandria
James Cassidy
Fall River
Mass
Ralph Hayes
Pittsburgh
American College In
Rome
emeralds found in Nevada mine may be only genuine in U S
The MacKay School of Mines at the University of Nevada reported emeralds found in a Rye Patch Nevada mining area. If confirmed, these would be the only genuine emeralds known in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Reno
Nev
Mackay School of Mines
University of Nevada
Rye Patch
United States
Moderate Slovak cabinet list and Bratislava unrest
The new moderate Slovak cabinet led by Premier Karl Sidor was announced listing key portfolios including interior Sokol and education Siyak. In Bratislava a Saturday night rally by the German community drew about 8,000, with bombs and gunfire reported and clashes that the Hlinka party said caused eighteen deaths. Czech troops began retreat toward Prague as order was restored.
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Karl Sidor
Sokol
Josef Siyak
Rome
Pope Pius XII
Stano
Peter Zacko
Hlinka Party
Slovak Industrial Organization
Alexander Hrndar
Gesa Fritz
Bratislava
Slovakia
Prague
Austria
Karmasin
Hlinka
France Faces New Refugee Challenge as Italian Jews Flee
Paris reports Spain offers a partial outlet for refugees while Italy orders Jews who entered since 1919 to leave. About 5,000 to 6,000 Jews are affected. Rome and Florence note departures, with measures tightening at the Italian frontier and possible grace periods for unsettled cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Spain
France
Italy
Burgos
Catalonia
Rome
Florence
Robert Shaw To Speak At County Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Thomas H. Wiley Linn county commander and Mrs. James P. Winn Cedar Rapids county chairman will preside at a joint Linn county Legion and auxiliary meeting in St. Patrick's church auditorium Fairfax Dinner at 7 pm Lieut Col Probert J Shaw Sigourney infantry reserve department national defense chairman will be principal speaker District officers and 150 representatives from Linn county's 11 posts will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Wiley
Walker
Linn County
American Legion
James P. Winn
Cedar Rapids
The
Legion Auxiliary
Linn County Legion
Auxiliary
St. Patrick’s Church
Fairfax Pone
Probert J. Shaw
Thefantry Reserve
Sigourney
Department National Defense
Legion
President Roosevelt Faces 1938 Tax Deadline Alone
The President works in privacy at the White House study drafting his 1938 income tax return. He handles the task solo without outside aid, detailing his $75,000 salary and property holdings in New York and Georgia as the March 15 deadline approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
United States
Roosevelt
White House
New York
Georgia
Estranged Spanish King and Queen Attend Baptism
Former King Alfonso and Queen Ena of Spain appeared amiable at the baptism of Princess Maria of Asturias daughter. They arrived separately, Alfonso kissed Ena's hand, and they laughed together as the child cried during the ceremony. They departed separately.
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Rome
Alfonso
Ena
Spain
Maria of Asturias
Stolen Jewels Recovered In Palm Springs Heist
San Bernardino police say they recovered at least 75000 dollars worth of jewels stolen in a Palm Springs robbery. Three men are in custody as part of the case involving a 100000 dollar collection belonging to Ruth Brown of Seattle.
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San Bernardino
Calif
INS
Palm Springs
Ruth A. Brown
Seattle
Germany Readies Fresh Moves After Austrian Plebiscite
A World War II era briefing notes that Hitler aims to push Austria into a new status, with Vienna ceremonies to mark the anniversary as Germany tightens control over Czechoslovakia and seeks broader dominance in Eastern Europe. It suggests Poland, Memel, and Danzig may follow under pressure.
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Hitler
Austria
Germany
Greater
Vienna
Schuschnigg
Reich
Czechoslovakia
Joseph Tiso
Poland
Memel
Danzig
Roumania
Spain
Funeral services held for Mrs Frank Buckely in Clarence
Funeral services were held in the Methodist church Saturday for Mrs Frank Buckely who died at her home Thursday. Born near Clarence on December 16 1876 she lived her entire life in the area and was a member of the Methodist church and the Eastern Star. She is survived by her husband six children Walter Charles and How-
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Clarence
Methodist Church
Frank Buckely
Eastern Star
Walter
Charles
How
Robinson Family Obituary Fragments Mention Clarence Residents
Fragmentary obituary notes Roy of Fort Des Moines Mrs Norman Goldsmith of Clarence and Florence of Davenport with two brothers J E and William Robinson of Clarence cited among survivors in a local notice.
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Ard
Roy
Fort Des Moines
Norman Goldsmith
Clarence
Florence
Davenport
J. E. and
William Robinson
Former Wisconsin Solon Sentenced Again
Raymond J. Cannon former representative of Wisconsin Fourth district received 90 days in the workhouse after family reported him drunken and unmanageable. Police arrested him at a downtown office where he proposed to rehabilitate his law practice after release from a hospital commitment.
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Milwaukee
Raymond J. Cannon
Wisconsin
Congress
Cannon
Milwaukee County
Will Ask Retail Grocers To Aid Food Relief Plan
The agriculture department will ask private retail grocers to cooperate with a pilot program to supply surplus farm products to relief clients through corner groceries rather than government agencies. The plan, to be presented to the Food and Grocery Conference, may first run in five to six mid sized cities before broader use.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Food and Grocery Conference
FSCC
Maneuvers Convince Chiefs Bases Needed
Secretary of the Navy Claude A. Swanson said the recent fleet maneuvers convinced American naval experts of the need for submarine destroyer and airplane bases in the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. C
Claude A. Swanson
Atlantic
Sentencing Deferred for Two Convicted Spies
Federal Judge Ralph Jenney postponed until March 20 the sentencing for Mikhail Gorin and Hafis Salich who were found guilty of espionage in Los Angeles. The delay leaves unresolved their punishment for the court case endings.
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Los Angeles
Ralph Jenney
Mikhail Gorin
Hafis Salich
Ben E. Miller Funeral Set for Cedar Rapids
Ben Edgar Miller formerly of Cedar Rapids died in San Diego March 4 and will arrive Tuesday for services at Turner chapel in Cedar Rapids Wednesday at 2 pm with Rev. R J Campbell presiding and Oak Hill cemetery burial. Mrs J B Elfeffer of Grand Island Nebraska dies at home and funeral at Oak Hill cemetery Monday with Rev James H Blackstone officiating. Also survived by one son of Omaha. Kuba funeral home handles local arrangements.
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Ben Edgar Miller
Cedar Rapids
San Diego
Calif
Turner Chapel
R. J. Campbell
Oak Hill Cemetery
J. B. Elfeffer
Grand Island
Neb
Dolly Whiteneck
James H. Blackstone
Elfeffer
Omaha
Kuba Funeral Home
Funeral rites for William Buckton arranged at BradyMortuary
Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p m in the Brady mortuary officiated by Rev George A Stauffacher and Crescent Masonic lodge Burial follows at Cedar Memorial park Friends may call after 1 p m Sunday All Master Masons asked to assemble at Masonic hall at 1 30 p m Monday to attend the service in a body
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William Buckton
Brady Mortuary
George A. Stauffacher
Crescent Masonic Lodge
Cedar Memorial Park
Masonic Hall
Knights of Columbus to pray rosary for Marion A. Scolaro
The Knights of Columbus will recite the rosary for Marion A. Scolaro at 7 o clock tonight at Monahan funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Marion A. Scolaro
Monahan Funeral Home
Services at Immaculate Conception Church Monday
A service will be held at 9 a.m. Monday in the Immaculate Conception Church conducted by Msgr. John M. Molloy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception Church
Msgr
John M. Molloy
LaGuardia Silent As Reporter Gets Train Interview
A Cedar Rapids reporter barely caught Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia aboard the City of San Francisco during a Saturday night pass through town. The mayor, en route to the San Francisco world’s fair, had no statement for the local paper.
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Seventh Avenue
LaGuardia
Fourth Estate
Fiorello LaGuardia
New York City
Cedar Rapids
San Francisco
Roosevelt Seeks Front Line Trench Duty If War Comes
James Roosevelt son of the President and film executive said he would want to be in the front line trenches if the United States enters a war. He spoke after arriving by plane from New York for the Golden Gate International Exposition, replying to Maj. Gen. Smedley D. Butler.
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San Francisco
INS
United States
James Roosevelt
New York
Golden Gate International Exposition
Smedley D. Butler
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Pope
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Sioux City
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Cincinnati
Salt
Cleveland
Angeles
Detroit
Robert Shaw
of Legion and Auxiliary
del Monte
LUX
LUX Flakes Ige
Bisquick Ige
Pillsbury
Agus Ly
Hacha
Solon
Cedar Rapids Printing CO
W.T. Sands
Second St. NE
DIAL
Studebaker
America
American Automobile Association
Studebakers
Gilmore Run
Yosemite Park
16Th Ave. SW
Kadlec Brothers
Ben E. Miller
M. A. Scolaro Services
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