Roosevelt far from dictatorship critics say
Charles Michelson of the Democratic National Committee argues Roosevelt would need a long way to go toward dictatorship. He cites the TVA dispute and the veto power clash over the government reorganization bill as signs of dangers to democratic norms. He notes Roosevelt’s public stenographic release of records from TVA inquiry as a contrast to Hitler’s secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Charles Michelson
Saturnine
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Michelson
TVA
Hitler
United States
Poland and Lithuania End Wilno Dispute Seeks Stable Ties
Poland and Lithuania cut all relations after Wilno was seized, agreeing to end the crisis by forbidding discussion of the issue. Lithuania ceded control while Poland guaranteed independence and pledged to ease future relations despite a mobilized frontier and two-decade enmity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lithuania
Warsaw
Poland
Wilno
Lithuania Bows to Polish Ultimatum on Border
Kaunas surrender followed Poland’s demand to avoid bloodshed and exchange of ministers by March 31. Parliament endorsed the government’s move amid bitterness and fears of a German move in Memel, while Berlin signaled tolerance of the capitulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaunas
Lithuania
Poland
Europe
Memel
Berlin
Reichsfuhrer
Hitler
Out-of-Season Game Ring Busted Near Omaha
Sheriff says state and federal game wardens ended a four-year search by arresting three men and turning a fourth over to federal authorities for supplying out-of-season game to Omaha night clubs. Ben Kernes Leo Bogen Elmer Eaton pled guilty and were fined while Medford James, leader of the group, pled guilty in Omaha and awaits sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Neb
Homer Sylvester
Omaha
Ben Kernes
Elmer Eaton
Leo Bogen
Medford James
James
Kernes
Nebraska City
James Island
Missouri River
Cass-etee
Sylvester
No War Predicted This Year or Next by Beaverbrook
New York report quotes British publisher Lord Beaverbrook saying there will be no war in Europe this year or next year. He asserts a lasting peace and dismisses rumors of imminent conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Leoa Beaverbrook
Actress Sigrid Gurie Flees Train Hide and Seek Bust
Hollywood report says actress Sigrid Gurie sped east on the Santa Fe Chief to dodge two deputy marshals serving a divorce deposition. They allegedly did not search the ladies room as the train moved from Los Angeles to the Mojave, finally boarding at San Bernardino and searching every Pullman except the ladies room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Sigrid Gurie
Santa Fe
Miss Gurie
Los Angeles
Mojave Desert
Goldwyn
London
Stewart
Frank Gravatte
Pasadena
San Bernardino County
San Bernardino
Troubled World Stage at Glance
AP summarizes rising tensions across continents. Kaunas yields to Polish settlement terms averting conflict. In Warsaw, Polish officials celebrate a settlement amid violent anti-Jewish riots leaving two dead and about 100 injured. Mexico’s oil workers end a folded arms strike and will cooperate with the government in running the expropriated foreign oil industry valued at 400 million dollars.
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Associated Press
Kaunas
Lithuania
Warsaw
Poland
Mexico City
Praha
Mediterranean
Shanghai
Shantung
Lily Pons cancels Vienna appearance over Nazi threats
Detroit dispatch reports Lily Pons, during a visit for a concert, cancels her April engagement in Vienna. She says she refuses to be in a city under Nazi control and fears fine music will soon vanish there. Pons plans a six week European tour next month.
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Detroit
INS
Lily Pons
Vienna
Miss Pons
Vienna Opera Company
Easy Passage Of Navy Measure Is Expected Monday
Washington insiders say the administration will win a decisive House vote on the billion dollar naval expansion bill when Congress reconvenes Monday. Leaders expect at least a 3 to 1 margin to approve the measure and send it to the Senate despite intense criticism. The naval policy clause was ruled not germane and removed on a procedural objection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Congress
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Peru Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Spain
Lima reports Peru severed relations with loyalist Spain over Barcelona intransigence. The move followed failed talks to free 18 Spaniards seized with other refugees at the Madrid consulate, where police raided and detained 50 Peruvians and 360 Spaniards under the Peruvian flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
Spain
Barcelona
Madrid
Humorist Will Speak At Chamber Of Commerce Farm Dinner
Jimmy Gheen of New York City will be principal speaker at the Shrine temple Thursday night dinner for Farm Bureau members. Iowa State College officials H. H. Kildee and T. W. Schultz are listed as attending. Rex Conn handles Farm Bureau reservations. Tickets are 1.60 with meals for two. Special musical numbers are planned with Marguerite Michel Evelyn Aschenbrenner and Billy Boston.
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Chamber of Commerce
Farm Bureau
Shrine Temple
Jimmy Gheen
New York City
H. H. Kildee
Iowa State College
T. W. Schultz
R. K. Bliss
Iowa State College Extension Service
Rex Conn
Marguerite Michel
Evelyn Aschenbrenner
Billy Boston
J. J. Shepard
Gheen
District of Columbia
Canada
Chambers of Commerce
Roosevelt
New York
Civil Service
Bethlehem
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Albany
N.Y
Florida State Chamber of Commerce
Nazi Led Cleaning Brigades For Austrian Jews
Vienna reports Nazi storm troopers conscripted hundreds of Jews into cleaning brigades with all but about ten percent of workers being men. The Vienna Jewish community building and major synagogue were closed and guarded, with a sign noting no Sabbath service. Authorities linked actions to alleged funds to former Chancellor Schuschnigg. Also, Odo Neustaedter Stuerfer, former public welfare secretary, died by suicide while under protective custody near Moedling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
United Press
Kurt Schuschnigg
Odo Neustaedter-Stuerfer
Engelbert Dollfuss
Moedling
Radio Stolen From Waubeck Man's Auto
William H. Paul of Waubeck reported a radio valued at 25 dollars stolen from his car between 8 30 and 9 45 p m Saturday night in the alley between First and A avenues and Second and Third streets NE The car was not locked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Paul
Waubeck
First
Wheel and tire stolen from car at Wilson plant
R. W. Brennan of Cedar Rapids reported a spare wheel and tire stolen from his car while parked on the Wilson packing plant grounds between 3 and 11 p.m. Saturday. The items were valued at $8.50.
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R. W. Brennan
Cedar Rapids
Wilson Packing Plant
Death notices and funeral arrangements for John M Young and Lloyd Lincicum
John Martin Young died at his Cedar Rapids home after a lingering illness. He was 63 and a retired commercial traveler for Ideal Furnace of Detroit. Survived by wife Elsie, two daughters, mother, five sisters, two brothers, and many relatives. services pending. Lloyd Lincicum, born 1906, died in Mason City area. funeral set for Monday at Barta chapel with several ministers officiating. burial in Linwood cemetery. He is survived by his parents, three brothers, two sisters, and several nieces and nephews.
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John Martin Young
Young
Ideal Furnace Company
Detroit
Mich
Earlville
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Elsie
Helen Margaret
Marcella Ruth
Mary Young
Madison
Wis
Ned Winskill
Sophia Waldman
C. M. Young
Gus Brummund
Vern Bennett
Cassville
Henry
Lancaster
Carl Young
First
Church of Christ Scientist
Masonic Lodge
Turner Chapel
Lloyd Lincicam
Barta Chapel
Frank H. Ward
James H. Blackstone, Jr
E. E. Russell
Linwood Cemetery
Lincicum
Elliott
Charles Lincicum
Mason City
Edmund
Clear Lake
Raymond
Clyde
Clarence Kettleson
William Aubrey
Albia
Funeral services for Miss Helen Keebaugh
Funeral services for Miss Helen Keebaugh will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in the Turner chapel officiated by Rev. W. G. McCrory. Burial will follow in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Keebaugh
Turner Chapel
W. G. McCrory
Linwood Cemetery
Heiress Hazel Forbes Engaged to Harry Richman
Hazel Forbes heiress to toothpaste fortune in Palm Springs confirms engagement to Harry Richman noted nightclub entertainer. The announcement ties together Forbes family wealth and Richman’s show business fame in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Springs
Calif
INS
Hazel Forbes
Harry Rich
Ford Sees South as Key to a Greater U S
Henry Ford predicts the southern United States will lead a stronger nation from his 75 000 acre plantation. He praises southern intelligence heritage and work ethic, cites soil fertility and climate for farming and timber, and foresees science boosting southern industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways
INS
South
Henry Ford
United States
Ford
International News Service
Newark Kidnapping Case Deepens with Suspect Linked to Notes
Investigators tie a Newark suspect to ransom notes in the Peter Levine kidnapping case. JaSOSKY’s alibi links him to a robbery claim, while Levine defends a suspect as a chiselers writer, noting typed notes differ from pencil writings and questioning the kidnapper’s identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blinks
Jasosky
New Rochelle
Newark
Levine
Walker Man Reports Theft Of His Auto
Kenneth Butler of Walker reported to police Saturday night that his green car with black fenders and yellow wheels was stolen from in front of 111 Tenth street NE between 7 30 and 8 30 p.m. He said he had left his keys in the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Butler
Walker
Tenth Street
Britain ready to defend itself if challenged says Ramsbotham
In Lancaster Britain the minister of pensions Herwald Ramsbotham warned dictators that the country remains resolved to protect itself as in 1914. He declared the pledge firmly if anyone tries to test it, they will see Britain respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
England
Great Britain
Herwald Ramsbotham
Pensions
Archduke Anton of Austria Denies Arrest Report
Reuters dispatch from Vienna says Archduke Anton of Austria denied reports that he had been arrested by Austrian Nazis. He claimed to be free and in good health at Somberg castle with Princess Ileana of Romania and their children nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Archduke Anton of
Apsburg
Reuters
Vienna
Tieana of
Roumania
Earl of Kilnoul dies once famed London playboy
The Earl of Kilnoul died Saturday in London. Once a noted playboy, he married in 1928 his second wife Mary daughter of Kate Meyrick. He later left Mayfair life to pursue politics as a Labour member of the House of Lords. He supported the working class and participated in hunger marches against capitalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Earl of KiInoul
Mary
Kate Meyrick
Mayfair
House of Lords
Subdistrict Music Contest Results
Subdistrict music contest results list ratings by category and school. West Union led with fourteen superior ratings followed by Fayette Maynard and others showing numerous excellent scores across chamber groups solo and band classifications.
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West Union
Fayette
Superior
Maynard
Elkader
Manchester
Postville
Fairbank
Monona
Waucoma
Randalia
Excellent
Dundee
Guttenberg
Oelwein
Tipton Subdistrict Music Contest Ratings Released
Tipton rating results list contestants after Saturday afternoon events. Girls small vocal groups include Grand Mound West Liberty DeWitt West Branch Lost Nation Stanwood Tipton Lowden Wilton Junction all praised as superior or excellent. Boys small vocal class AA and A include Davenport Muscatine with superior. Class B C ratings for West Liberty Stanwood Wilton Junction London excellent superior. Mixed vocal class B C Wilton Junction Lon don excellent. Notable soloists include Vera Schindler Davenport Marge Heitz Muscatine Crystal Wharton Tipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Grand Mound
West Liberty
DeWitt
West Branch
Lost Nation
Stanwood
Superior
Lowden
Wilton Junction
Davenport
Muscatine
London
Vera Schindler
Marge Heitz
Crystal Wharton
Glee Club and Chorus Results Highlight Iowa Schools
Finals Saturday night showcased girls glee clubs from Lost Nation West Branch Clarence Stanwood Wilton Junction and De Witt West Liberty with superior ratings. Soprano soloists including Betty Ann Spenden Leatta Jorgensen Janet Heim Merle Meyer Marjorie Albee Marjorie Bailey Zola Gillette and Kathryn Chamberlain received excellent marks. Boys glee clubs and mixed chorus also placed with superior ratings across classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne Foster
West Liberty
Superior
Evelyn Haesemeyer
Stanwood
Bettie Thomas
Mechanicsville
Gertrude Stolte
London
Betty Ann Spenden
Leatta Jorgensen
Lost Nation
Janet Heim
Davenport
Merle Meyer
Marjorie Albee
Muscatine
Marjorie Bailey
West Branch
Zola Gillette
Clinton
Kathryn Chamberlain
Clarence
Wilton Junction
de Witt
Tipton
Excellent
Sub district music contest results revealed across several schools
The Kalona Gazette lists multiple solo and group performances with Superior or Excellent ratings. Participants include Sigourney, Keota, Columbus Junction, Iowa City, Washington, Wellman, Ainsworth, Delta, and Wellman, with instrument categories from trumpet to violin and full orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Excellent
Sigourney
Keota
Columbus Junction
Superior
Iowa City
Wellman
Cotter
Washington
Ainsworth
Delta
New York Sclons Approve Ouster Of Govt Enemies
Albany AP report says New York legislature approved a bill to oust public officials who advocate forceful overthrow of the U S government. The measure, prompted by a controversy over Simons S Gerson and Isaacs, goes to Governor Lehman for signature or veto. Assembly opposition, led by Abbot Lew Moffat, calls it un American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
New York
Lehman
John J. McNabee
Manhattan
Stanley Isaacs
Simons S. Gerson
Isaacs
American Legion
Assembly
Abbot Lew Moffat
Shirley Temple presents badges to FDR grandkids Sistie and Buzzie
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt visits the Little Miss Broadway set at Twentieth Century Fox and watches Shirley Temple perform a dance with Jimmy Durante. Shirley presents badges from her pretend police department to her guests, noting the two DalI grandchildren Sistie and Buzzie would enjoy them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sistie
Buzzie
Shirley Temple
Twentieth Century-Fox
Shirley
Jimmy Durante
Roosevelt Declares April 6 Army Day
President Roosevelt issued a proclamation naming April 6 Army Day and urged state governors to issue proclamations. He also ordered military establishments nationwide to assist civic groups in observance of the day.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
United States
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