Emotional immaturity, a major bar to marriage success
R E Dickerson of Kansas City opened a Coe College conference in Sinclair Memorial chapel arguing that emotional immaturity is the most serious handicap to wedded life. He warned that many can fall in love only when emotionally mature and outlined key courtship factors, urging sincerity, mutual liking, shared goals, and trust as essential to lasting marriage.
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R. E. Dickerson
Kansas City
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
American Social Hygiene Association
Dickerson Sis
Cedar
Coe College Department of Sociology
Dickerson
Coe Chapel
Mary Jean Powman
Iowa State College
Grace Chaffee
University of Iowa
Merle Ford
Paulena Nickell
Minna Wikoff
Coe
Alima Jones
Iowa State College Extension Service
Arnold Anderson
Iowa
Maquoketa Paper Change of Ownership
Maquoketa Community Press will be sold to Nendall Hurst and John Robinson, who have worked at the paper owned by Roy A. Stacey since May 1, 1937. Possession is to be given April 21. The paper, founded in 1931, will be run by two local young men taking over ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
Nendall Hurst
John Robinson
Community Press
Roy A. Stacey
Guthrie Center
Hurst and Robinson
Giannini Bank and Comptroller Reach Accord in Dispute
SAN FRANCISCO INS reports J M Giannini president of Bank of America says the bank's board and the US comptroller of currency have reached a compromise 10 point program over capital structure and bank practices. The comptroller objected to certain practices, and Giannini called the settlement constructive in the public interest.
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San Francisco
INS
J. M. Giannini
Bank of America
US Comptroller of Currency
Giannini
Hoover Asks Finn Funds Continuance
Former President Herbert Hoover appealed for continued Finn relief donations saying funds are more urgent amid mass evacuations from ceded territories. Hoover, director of the drive, urged help over the next 90 days to aid about 800,000 Finns in need.
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Peqria
Tit
Herbert Hoover
Russia
Hoover
Destitute Women and Children Driven From Cities
Depicts midwinter distress as destitute women and children are forced from towns by daily air attacks. The account highlights humanitarian impact, displacement, and suffering resulting from ongoing bombardment.
Phillips seeks court injunction against Grand River dam
Governor Leon Phillips obtained a temporary injunction in district court to halt the Grand river hydro electric dam project. The Grand River Dam Authority, a state corporation, borrowed 11 million from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and received 9 million in WPA funds to build the dam and sell power. If a permanent injunction is granted, Phillips seeks 850 thousand dollars more to replace inundated roads and bridges and would remove national guardsmen from the site. If defeated, he vows to keep troops until the PWA funds are secured.
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Miami
Okla
Leon Phillips
Grand River
William M . Thomas
Grand River Dam Authority
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Dai
Disney
Phillips
PWA
Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight a Busy Friday Air
A dense list of radio programs across stations WMT WCCO WSUI WHO KFJH WGN and others outlines a packed Friday evening schedule. Notable entries include Captain Midnight Amos ’n’ Andy News and various music, news, and sports slots featuring WCCO WHO and WSUI personalities. The fragment ends with a single news note about the French Foreign Legion's 1863 battle in Mexico.
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WMT
Fulton Lewis
WCCO
Amos ‘'N
Andy
WSUI
KFJH
Wall Aras
Abner
WM1
Vox Pop
Capt. Herne
WGN
KFIJH
Ftoo
WAT —Measantdale
Kate Smith
Ltcille Manners
KFIB
KEIB
WAMT
Carson Robins
Buckaroos
Ilone Raneer
KFAM
T4s
WMIT
Plantation Party
Miusico
Wweco
Johnny Presents
Walter Time
Kreib— Muisic
WGON
Keir
WGNS
Weco
Grand Central Station
Newton Farr
Clen Gray
Aren
WwoNawaverly
Paris
Jan Savitts
UAW
Elderhere Orch
Cedric Adams
Dance Orch
Jack McLeans
WCOCO
French Foreign Legion
Mexico
Springville Pays Final Tribute to Last Gold Star Mother
Myre Allen Gunnison 76 widow of Henry Gunnison and mother of Faye Gunnison who died in World War service in Camp Cody Deming was Springville's last Gold Star mother. Survived by daughter Grace Henton son Ralph and George Gunnison three grandchildren and an adopted sister Maud Parsons. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at Springville Methodist church with Rev L C Smith and Love chapter officiating.
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Springville
Allen Gunnison
George Gunnison
Walker
Henry Gunnison
Faye Gunnison
Camp Cody
Deming
S. M
Gunnison
Fairfax
Jenry Gunnison
Linn County
Nebraska
Marion
Mia Crmnnison
Myre Gunnison Kent
Methodist Church
Dorcas
Ladies Aid Society
Royal Neighbors
L. W Club
of Love
Grace Henton
Clabreathe
Ralph
Glendale
Calif
George
Audrey Gunnison
Norman Gunnison
Oclwein
JW Dinninger
Chicago
Maud Parsons
Denver
Cole
Springville Methodist Church
L, C Smith
Love
FOS
Hunte Chapel
House Approves 10 New Federal Judgeships
WASHTINGTON AP The house on Thursday passed a bill to create 10 new federal judgeships. It includes two seats on the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals. The measure now goes to the senate for consideration.
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Wasitington
House
Senate
Amacuit Court of Appeals
Norway and Sweden Refuse Allied Finland Aid Route
Oslo reports Foreign Minister Halvdan Koht says Britain and France asked for troops to pass through Scandinavia to Finland but Norway and Sweden refused. He criticizes Allied timing as too late and notes Germany might intervene. Koht condemns alleged anti-Norwegian sentiment from Britain and France.
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Oslo
Halvdan Koht
Norway
Sweden
Britain
France
Finland
Germany
Russia
Scandinavia
Pinland
Kolit
Koht
Verdict Awarded in Auto Accident Suit
A district court verdict awards the plaintiff 3250 dollars in a collision case involving a car owned by Howard Anker driven by Don Olson and another car operated by Joseph Stark on Highway No. 228 near North Liberty. The award follows testimony and timing details from the August 17 1939 proceedings held before Judge John T Meffit.
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John “T. Meffit
Thun-cayo
Persenal Grrais Dam
Anet Joseph Staak
Aim
Cane
Ann Automo Die
Howard Anker
Don Olson
Stark
Hightoay
Mean North Liberty
Mass Makinson
Anker
Finns Push 460000 Homeless To New Homes Amid War
An AP dispatch reports Finland's war refugees, about 460000 uprooted from ceded territory, marching with belongings by foot, auto, train and wagon. Roughly 500000 more seek shelter in refugee centers as the Finnish government vows new homes and livelihoods in western Finland near Vaasa and along the Gulf of Bothnia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hecsinee
Ap)j
Finland
Finlane
Russa Seme
Laike
Third Sioux City Unionist Indicted
Sioux City district court revealed Thursday that Charles Cunmieghin a secretary of the American Federation of Labor truckers union was indicted on kidnapping and conspiracies charges. He posted bonds of 2500 and 1000 on the two counts as Howard Fout and Ralph Johnson, agents of the union, faced similar indictments previously.
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Sioux City
Charles Cunmieghin
Keder Item of
Boe
Inco Third Amendment
District Court Grand
Howard Fout
Ralph Johnson
Ag. Het Trem
Mist on Front Changes Patrols on Western Front
Note mentions mist reducing patrol activity on the western front, with fewer patrols and unclear effects on operations. The fragment suggests limited movements and potential for quieter frontline conditions during a period described as mid and late stages of a conflict.
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