Bill Shirer the American Reporter in Europe
Profile of Bill Shirer born in Hawkeye Iowa and raised in Cedar Rapids who became CBS radio’s foreign correspondent in Europe. From Paris to London to Vienna he covered Gandhi in India and the Czech crisis while filing uncensored dispatches for Murrow. He recalls bold broadcasts in Rome and Munich and life in Geneva with wife Teresa and daughter Eileen as he navigates war and diplomacy.
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London
Europe
Shirer
Berlin
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America
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Vienna
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Mrs. Shirer
Eileen
Geneva
Czechoslovakia
Switzerland
Prague
Maurice Hindus
Godesburg
Sudetenland
Cologne
Munich
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Hawkeye
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
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Chicago Tribune
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Teresa
Martha Foley
Whit Burnett
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Mussolini
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Madrid
India
Gandhi
Afghanistan
Balkans
Hungary
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Cxzechoslovakia
Roumania
the Tribune
Spain
International
Central Europe
Lake Geneva
Mont Blanc
Chamonix
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Columbia's Young Man About Europe Shines as Reporter
The passage praises a young Columbia journalist known for brilliance in reporting and thoughtful analysis of world affairs, highlighting his unique success as a sharp observer of European events and a masterful thinker on global issues.
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Schoolgirl Awarded Damages Over Headstand Injury
Elizabeth Gardner, a 14 year old Cortland Normal School pupil, won $3,000 after an appellate court ruled she was compelled to perform a dangerous headstand and dislocated her vertebra. The court said the headstand was not a necessary part of education and overturned an earlier judge’s ruling of unavoidable accident.
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New York Republican Leader Indicted in Illegal Surgery Racket
Sol Ullman a 46 year old lawyer and former Republican assemblyman was indicted on five counts of bribery and conspiracy to obstruct justice for allegedly protecting physicians in an abortion racket. Investigators claim Ullman took $13 000 in illegal fees since 1932 and faces up to twenty three years if convicted.
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Congressman Jacobsen of Iowa discusses defense policy and Guam harbor funding. He cites letters from Cedar Rapids readers praising naval fortifications and urges prudent policy amid calls for naval expansion and reciprocal trade programs.
LaGuardia Children Miss San Francisco Trip
Mayor LaGuardia’s children Eric nine and Jean eleven stayed home in New York to avoid exposure to whooping cough ahead of the San Francisco World’s Fair. Eric contracted the illness and Jean was exposed. The unicorn fish is noted for a single head bone.
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