Emotional Immaturity Claimed Main Marriage Handicap
R E Dickerson of Kansas City declared emotional immaturity the most serious handicap to success in wedded life at a Cedar Rapids conference on courtship and education for marriage. He warned that many young adults remain emotionally immature and that premarital behavior tests whether experiences will aid or thwart emotional development essential to falling in love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Dickerson
Kansas City
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
American Social Hygiene Association
Dickerson
Cedar Rapids
Coe College Department of Sociology
Mary Jean Bowman
Iowa State College
Grace Chaffee
University of Iowa
Merle Ford
Paulena Nickell
Minna Wikoff
Coe
Alma Jones
Iowa State College Extension Service
C. Arnold Anderson
Iowa
Maquoketa Paper Changes Hands in Local Buyout
Kendall Hurst and John Robinson announced Thursday they have purchased the Community Press, Maquoketa’s weekly founded in 1931 and run since 1937 by Roy A. Stacey of Guthrie Center. Possession passes April 21. Hurst and Robinson are longtime staffers taking over ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
Kendall Hurst
John Robinson
Community Press
Roy A. Stacey
Guthrie Center
Hurst and Robinson
Giannini Bank And Comptroller Reach Accord In Dispute
L. M. Giannini president of the Bank of America said the bank board and the U S comptroller of currency reached a compromise settlement in a 10 point program on the capital structure and bank practices. The accord ends a long dispute with the comptroller objecting to certain practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giannini Bank
San Francisco
INS
L. M. Giannini
Bank of America
U. S. Comptroller of Currency
Giannini
Hoover Appeals for Finnish Relief Funds
Former President Herbert Hoover urged nationwide continued contributions to the Finnish relief fund. He said support is urgently needed over the next 90 days to aid 800000 Finns evacuated from territory ceded to Russia, with Hoover directing the fund drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria, Ill
Herbert Hoover
Russia
Hoover
Destitute Women and Children Flee Amid Winter Air Attacks
A visceral report describes destitute women and children driven from towns and cities in mid winter by barbaric daily air attacks. The narrative emphasizes the harsh living conditions and the urgent plight of vulnerable civilians amid sustained bombardment.
Phillips seeks court injunction against Grand River dam project
Governor Leon Phillips won a temporary injunction in district court stopping completion of the Grand River hydro electric dam at Miami Oklahoma. The action targets the Grand River dam authority a state corporation that borrowed funds and received a WPA grant. If the injunction becomes permanent he aims to reclaim funds for road and bridge replacements and may withdraw national guardsmen from the dam site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Okla
Leon Phillips
Grand River
William M. Thomas
Grand River Dam Authority
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Disney
Phillips
PWA
Radio Evening Schedule Summary from Multiple Stations
Radio listings outline 6 PM to 5 45 PM programming across WMT, WGN, WCCO, WSUI, WHO, KFJB, and WOI. Includes news, music, drama, plays, sports, and special segments with numerous hosts, orchestras, and collegiate broadcasts. The closing note cites the French Foreign Legion battle at Puebla on April 30, 1863.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMT
Fulton Lewis, Jr
WGN
WCCO
Amos
N’ Andy
Wsvui
KFJB
Lum
Abner
Capt. Herne
Himber
Peasantdale
Kate Smith
WSUI
Lucille Manners
Carson Robison
Lone Ranger
Wgn—Musico
Johnny
KFPJB
Raymond Gram
Grand Central Station
Newton Farr
Sien Gray
Waverly Root
Paris
Big Town
Jan Savitt
Heidelberg
Cedric Adams
Jack McLean
Eneet Miller
Dick Jurgens
Rollie Johnson
Bill Austin
Ted Travers
Basie
Wee Cant Sullivan
Guy Lombardo
Herbie Kay
CCO
Lorin Tucker
Orrin Tucker
Johnny McGee
Leonard Keller
Bob
Joe Fisher
Orch
Jerry Smith
Booney
WOI
Ooanvins
Oi—Noewe
Ps 30
WMJ
Ee Ee Symphony
Wwccco
Florence Lehmann
Wooi
Betty Wells
Deacon
PBC
Lincoln Highway
Alice Blue
Iowa
Betty Moore
June Baker
tTex
Ken
Iowa P. T. A
Julia Blake
Boad
Ladies First
Ed McConnell
U. S. Army Band
U. S. Jce
Ohio
Melody Time
Ensemble Moderne
Bob Armstrong
Wacco
Earl Harrington
News Street_ Forum
Sons of the Pioneers
Voice of
Aareneck
Brush Creek Follies
WISUI
Kidoodlers
Johnny Duffy
Christian Foreign _ Service
Roosevelt
Queen Wilhelmina
Wgn—Yar
Columbia Concert Hall
Ralph_ Ginsburgh
WGNFO
Dearborn Memorial
Sean Tucker
Ween
KSTP
Keib
Mahlon Merrick
WME
Dick Kuhn
Reib
Sammy Kaye
Little Red Schoolhouse
Tommy Dorsey
WPA
Macalester College
Voice of the Playground
Save America
Wool
Maxine Bowman
Jerry Livingston
Wwcco
Sunshine Club
Austin and
Scott
Europe
WHO
Springville Honored Mother Mae Gunnison Dies at 76
Mae Allan Gunnison 76 the last Gold Star mother of Springville died Thursday at her son George Gunnison's home in Walker. Widow of Henry Gunnison she mothered Faye Gunnison who perished in World War service. Surviving Grace Henton Ralph Gunnison George Gunnison three grandchildren and an adopted sister Maud Parsons. Funeral at 2:30 Sunday at Springville Methodist Church conducted by Rev L C Smith and Love chapter O E S.
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Springville
Mae Allen Gunnison
George Gunnison
Walker
Henry Gunnison
Faye Gunnison
Camp Cody
Deming
N. M
Gunnison
Fairfax
Linn County
Nebraska
Marion
Methodist Church
Dorcas
Ladies Aid Society
Royal Neighbors
L. W. Club
of Love
Grace
Love
O. E. S. Friends
Hunte Chapel
House Passes Bill For New Judgeships
Washington AP report notes the House approved a bill to create 10 new federal judgeships, including two in the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals serving Iowa, and sent it to the Senate for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
Iowa
Norway and Sweden Refuse Allied Finland Aid Plan
Oslo reports Foreign Minister Halvdan Koht says Britain and France asked for troop passage through Scandinavia to help Finland, but Norway and Sweden rejected the request as Germany could intervene. He notes the April timing, the needed force, and calls Allied criticism unjust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
Halvdan Koht
Norway
Sweden
Britain
France
Scandinavia
Finland
Germany
Russia
Koht
Verdict awards 3250 in auto accident suit
Patricia Makinson obtained a 3250 verdict in district court before Judge John T. Moffit. The trial, lasting from 11:57 a.m. to 7:58 p.m., centered on a collision on highway No. 218 near North Liberty on August 17, 1939, involving cars owned by Howard Anker and operated by Don Olson and Joseph Stark, with Makinson a passenger in the Anker vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Moffit
Patricia Makinson
Joseph Stark
Howard Anker
Don Olson
Stark
North Liberty
Miss Makinson
Anker
Swiss cheese holes form during ripening by gas bacteria
Holes in Swiss cheese develop as gas forming bacteria create pressure during the aging process. This bacterially driven activity occurs within the cheese matrix, producing carbon dioxide that forms characteristic tunnels as the cheese matures.
Finland Faces Mass Resettlement After Territory Loss
Helsinki reports an army of 100000 refugees from ceded lands seeks new homes across Finland. About 500000 others reside in refugee centers. 140000 may return, leaving an estimated 460000 to be housed and supported. Government promises new property and livelihoods as farming populations move to western regions near Vaasa and coastal settlements along the Gulf of Bothnia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsinki
Finland
Russia
Isthmus
Lake Ladoga
Vaasa
Gulf of Bothnia
Third Sioux City Unionist Indicted
Charles Cunningham secretary of the American Federation of Labor truckers union in Sioux City was named in a third indictment for kidnapping and conspiracy by the district court grand jury. He posted bonds of 2500 and 1000 on the two charges as Howard Fouts and Ralph Johnson, also union agents, had similar indictments already returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Charles Cunningham
American Federation of Labor Truckers’ Union
District Court
Howard Fouts
Ralph Johnson
Mist on Front Reduces Patrols and Grounds Planes
A military informant said mist along the western front reduced patrol activities to routine clashes and kept nearly all planes grounded during the last 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
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Ame
Second Street
Finn
Dam
D—Air
Wno
W. Wag Ane
Ames
Chicago
Minneapolis
WSUL
Iowa City
Des Moines
Marshalltown
Rock Island
French Foreign Legion
Mexico
Rinso
Speed’ Rinso
Mae Gunnison
Cuticora
New
Wolf’s
Wolfs
Third St
Kresge
Stahl’s
Lisbon
Milwaukee
Hladey
4Th Ave
John E. Lapes
Florist
JNDAY
Philip Crew
Hall-Ekfelt
Third Avenue
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