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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1939

Page

33

Former Iowan in Berlin Tells of Czech Conquest

Des Moines native Roy F P Porter recounts Nazi propaganda lead by Ernst Kundt in Czechoslovakia as Prague fell to German control. The piece details Kundt's role, Czech leaders aligned with Nazism, and the swift March 15 occupation of Bohemia and Moravia.

Berlin Roy FP. Porter Bertin University of Town Associated Press Des Moines New York City Associated Press Cable Desk Sudetenland Adolf Hitler Czechoslovakia Ernst Kundt Konrad Henlein Sudeten Germany Austria Bohemia Moravia Kundt Henlein Czechoslovak Munich Frantisek Chvalkovsky Prague Czech Hitler Chvalkovsky Joseph Tiso Slovakia Bratislava Tiso Karl Sider Ferdinand Durcansky Vienna Sidor Carpatho-Ukraine Emil Hacha

Employers Show Strong Demand for 1939 ISU Graduates

Employers are increasing requests for Iowa State College graduates in 1939 with civil mechanical electrical and other engineering fields seeing strong demand. Agriculture science and home economics grads also face good prospects as firms interview seniors on campus using personnel sheets. The outlook remains favorable barring a new slump before summer.

AMES Iowa State College Iowa State College—Science Home Economics Veterinary Medicine

Iowa seeks federal action to end freight rate inequalities

A Des Moines report says Iowa Nebraska Missouri and Minnesota business groups back a legislative resolution urging Congress to investigate and correct a freight rate system deemed unfair to southern and western states. Senators Beardsley and Levis sponsor in the Senate. Representatives Siefkas Hoegh and Clark in the House. The measure argues northeastern regions benefit from current rates, likening it to a regional tariff within the United States. The House also plans sending Rep Peisen to Chicago for a conference on interstate trade barriers.

DES Moines Congress Iowa Nebraska Missouri Minnesota William S. Beardsley New Virginia H. V. Levis Chariton Henry Siefkas Osceola Leo Hoegh Clarence L. Clark Corydon Eldora Chicago Mississippi River Iowa River Illinois Iowa City Cedar Rapids

Reorganization Plan Formed for One Minute Washer

Des Moines AP Don E. Neiman trustee filed a plan in federal court to transfer operations to Prima Manufacturing of Sidney Ohio. The plan envisions a Newton washing machine factory, pays unsecured creditors 25 cents on the dollar, and offers no value to stockholders. Hearing set for March 28. plan requires two thirds debt approval to take effect. Unsecured claims near 85000 dollars. secured creditors include Maytag 40000 mortgage and Jasper County tax lien.

DES Moines Don E. Neiman One Minute Washer Company Prima Manufacturing Company Sidney Ohio Newton Prima One Minute Neiman Federal Charles A. Dewey Prima Company Maytag Washing Machine Company Jasper County

Iowa State College Awards 100 Degrees

One hundred Iowa State college seniors received bachelor of science degrees at the winter quarter commencement in Memorial Union. Among the graduates were 38 agriculture students, 36 engineers, 18 home economics students and eight science students. Names include Marvin Burdett Linn Montezuma Clark Davis Paris Raymond E. Pilgrim Grinnell Ray Campbell Hedrick Lauress Charles Collister Cedar Rapids John William Helscher Sigourney Glenn Cecil Truesdell Arlington.

Ames Iowa State College Memorial Union Marvin Burdett Linn Montezuma Clark Davis Paris Manchester Raymond E. Pilgrim Grinnell Ray Campbell Hedrick Lauress Charles Collister Cedar Rapids John William Helscher Sigourney Glenn Cecil Truesdell Arlington

Amana Driver Kills Passanger In Highway 149 Crash

Ernest Schaeffer about 55 of East Amana was killed when the car he rode in ran off No 149 and rolled into a ditch near Homestead about 6 30 pm Saturday. Driver Henry Ackerman 49 of South Amana suffered minor injuries and was treated in Middle Amana. Coroner E M Mahannah was notified and investigating.

Work Must Go On Despite Lost Enforcement Power

Des Moines reports the state labor commissioner must continue to inspect freight and passenger elevators despite 15 years without enforcement power after 1924 legislation. Deputy Attorney General Horace E. Pike ruled the inspections must continue.

Des Moines Milton Peace Horace E. Pike Pike Mark Thornburg State Secretary of Agriculture Agriculture Department

Citys Respirator Saves Des Moines Infant From Death

A neighbor and Des Moines fire department respirator saved 15 month old Helen Darlene Cooper during convulsions. Mrs Leland Atkinson aided until responders arrived. The city had recently purchased two new respiration machines.

Des Moines Helen Darlene JG. Cooper Leland Atkinson

Sioux Falls man fined for good deed in Vinton

Lee L. Anderson of Sioux Falls and his driver Angus Robinson stopped abruptly to aid hitchhikers on Highway 218 near Vinton. The court fined Anderson $2 after noting the good deed, while the hitchhikers hoped to reach Hot Springs where a father lay ill.

The Gazette Vinton Angus Robinson J. A Ruhl Justice Ruhl Anderson

Iowa House Rules On Subscriptions

The Iowa House passed a bill doubling the bona fide newspaper subscriber period from three to six months. The measure defines a bona fide subscriber as someone who takes a paper for six months by mail or carrier and now goes to the governor for approval.

Des Moines House Senate Committee On Printing

Cornell College to Host Competitive Music Auditions

The Cornell College Conservatory of Music in Mount Vernon announces competitive auditions in music on April 21 and 22. Contestants must be graduates or seniors from accredited schools and will be guests of the college. The Cornell Symphony Orchestra performs Friday, April 21, with an informal faculty reception afterward.

Mount Vernon Cornell College Conservatory of Music Cornell Symphony Orchestra Conservatory

Real Life Godmother By BESSIE MOYLE

Annie Langham at 85 remains a central figure in the Mitchell and Shellenberger families in Maquoketa Iowa. An English immigrant hired in 1872 she cared for generations in one house. Her strict discipline and English poise anchor a long family legacy continuing through the fifth generation. She plans to vote in a March 27 city council election.

Maquoreta Miss Langham Maquoketa Annie Langham England John Wheatland Mary Shellenberger Mr. Mitchell Annie Henry Anne Langham Mitchell John Barrowman Des Moines Margaret Anne Samuelson Laura Mitchell Samuelson Mitchell Anne Pierce Episcopal Church Shellenbergers Congregational Church

Iowa lawmakers look for April adjournment amid tax and safety bills

Governor Wilson and Senate leaders indicate the Forty eighth general assembly may adjourn around April 10 to 12. Key issues in play include the public safety consolidation bill, the state tax commission, farm to market roads, and budget and welfare measures.

DES Moines George Wilton Public Safety Department State Tax Board Bureau of Investigation Board of Assessment and Review State Tax Commission Senate Revenue Department House Senate Appropriations Committee Wilson The Highway Commission Educational and Board of Control Iowa

Iowa Gets Portion of Federal Airport Park Work

Washington AP reports the Works Progress Administration spent 275,584 dollars in Iowa since 1935 on aviation grounds and facilities. Colonel Harrington notes WPA financed wages for relief workers on ten projects at six sites, aiding 154 new airports and improving 494 others as part of a 112 million dollar national program.

Washington Works 'Progress Administration Iowa WPA F. C. Harrington Harrington United States

Maytag Estate seeks $375,000 for 180 beneficiaries

Executors of F L Maytag's estate request court approval to distribute about 375000 to 180 beneficiaries. Hearing set for May 25 before District Judge P J Siegers. Payments would start immediately if approved. amounts range from 1000 to 25000 each. Annuities with residuary legatee L B Maytag totaled 680000.

Newton (Ap F. L. Maytag Jasper County P. J. Siegers Tim J. Campbell L. B. Maytag

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Roy Porter Roy F. Porter Amana Mrs Katherine Frey Frey Ferdinand Zsherney Assembly Ernest Schaeffer Amanas Cornell College Plans Bessie Moyle Safety Department Planning Board Maytag
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