Economy bloc urges Roosevelt to oppose parity fund in farm bill
Washington allies in the House economy group press President Roosevelt to block an extra budget parity payment of 212 million dollars in the 1941 agriculture bill as the Senate adds parity funds and boosts the farm bill total to 1.013 billion. They warn acceptance would erase prior savings and force debt-limit tensions, while insisting cuts come from other departments if needed.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
Agriculture Department
Senate
Department
Utah Woman Injured In Auto Crash West Of Stanwood
Mrs. Sylvia Crandall 48 of Springville Utah sustained a brain concussion fractured arm and multiple cuts after her car collided head on with an auto transport two miles west of Stanwood on highway 30. The truck driver Rankin 48 of Clinton was treated for a leg cut and dismissed. The Clark Motor Transport crew hauled cars east on the highway.
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Cedar Rapids
Sylvia Crandall
Springville
Utah
Crandall
Stanwood
St. Luke's Hospital
Co. C. Rankin
Clinton
Rankin
Clark Motor Transport Company
Eagle Grove
Otto Evers
Easter Faith and Immortality in Human History
The piece argues that immortality is humanity’s enduring belief, tracing it from ancient Egypt to Christianity. It cites the Book of the Dead, Jesus’s teaching, and the idea that death is abolished in life and in faith, comparing spiritual distance to physical distance and celebrating eternal life.
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Newton
Man
Jesus
London
Philadelphia
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
ITI memberships not sold to gain gas discounts
R W Schugfield of the Independent Truckers of Town, Inc. states memberships are not sold to truckers or filling station operators for gasoline discounts. He says ITI signs are given only to stations that welcome trucker trade and that memberships are not sold to stations.
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Cedar Rounds News
Independent Truckers of Town, Inc
R W. Schugfield
Organization
The
Gazette
Schug
Iowa
State Treasurer's Office
ITI
Best Diplomats Tip Hat But Not Mit
Arthur Baer notes Secretary Hull reprimanded a diplomat for speaking his mind. The piece argues diplomacy masks thought, compares a diplomat to a radiator cap indicating country, and stresses not revealing thoughts.
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Mit
Bugs
Call to Farley to quit post as Democratic chairman urged
Washington AP report says Sen Van Nuys urges Postmaster General Farley to resign as national Democratic chairman to allow fair competition among candidates for the party's presidential nomination. Mentioned are possible keynote speakers for both parties as conventions near.
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Urges Farley
Washington
McNutt
van Nuys
Ind
Farley
Paul V. McNutt
White House
Tom Vers
Jim Farley
Farlex
John D. M. Hamilton
Philadelphia
Penitentes reenact Christ last agony in NM rituals
In northern New Mexico and southern Colorado the Brothers of the Blood of Christ reenact Jesus crucifixion during Lent. Penitentes inflict pain with yucca whips horsehair rope and cactus as they bear trials to seek redemption while aiding the sick and burying the dead.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Luogs Hermanos de Sangre de Cristo
Third Order
St. Francis of Old Spain
Colorado
Cristo
Molotov Visit Hinted as Historic Berlin Event
Berlin reports say Soviet Premier Molotov may visit soon as German foreign office and Russian embassy prepare for a reception. Berlin sources note the Brenner Pass meeting may lead to Russia joining the Rome Berlin axis as a material ally and strategic partner in the Balkans.
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Berlin
Molotov
von Ribbentrop
Politcal
Europe
Brenner
Hitler
Mussolini
Russia
Rome-Berlin
Germany
Italy
Balkans
Convicts Riot in British Prison at Dartmoor
Smoke and flames rose from Dartmoor prison for two hours as Irish Republican Army inmates set a cell block ablaze and attacked warders. Police were dispatched from Devonshire to quell the riot on Easter weekend amid onlookers outside the gates.
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Princeton
Eng
Dartmoor
Irish Republican Army
I R.A
Dublin
Devonshire County
Great Penitentiary
Rich Boys Handicapped In Working World
NEW ORLEANS AP Rich youths are born with two strikes in the working world says psychologist Dr Lawrence Whisler who told the Southern Psychological association that pampered youths lack a sense of mission and avoid work. He notes freshmen at Louisville University show a dream of fame and fortune while suggesting more emphasis on ignoring children. He adds that a boy’s ability to finish tasks improves with many siblings and a crowded home. Families that are prosperous supply more immature students.
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New Orleans
Lawrence Whisler
Southern Psychological Association
Whisler
Ex Convict Seeks Job As Policeman in Boston
Elliott Clark, a former convict, asked Governor Saltonstall for a full pardon to join the Croton police force. He was backed by Police Chief Herman A Prescott, selectmen and town officials, citing his nearly decade-old holdup and burglary sentence.
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Boston
Elliott Clark
Leverett Saltonstall
Croton
Clark
Herman A Prescott
Linville Seeks GOP National Convention Nomination
Clinton AP report that attorney Gus Linville of Cedar Rapids announced in Clinton his candidacy for delegate from the Second Iowa district to the national Republican convention. Delegates will be chosen at the state convention in April. Linville spoke en route to Chicago. the Clinton attorney declined comment.
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Clinton (Ap
Gus Linville
Cedar Rapids
Lawa
Linville
Clinton
Chicago
Spangler Candidacy and Cedar Rapids Delegate Prep
Span gler is a candidate for second district delegate to the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia. Cedar Rapids may back Linville or Ordinar io. If Linville runs Cedar Rapids will seek the same honor. Jackson county expects one delegate under rotating procedure. Turner foe of Spangler may gain a preliminary victory if Spangler is not chosen.
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Llevrisan FE Spangler
Cedar Rapids
Lowe Ordinario
Mattonat
Nmitteeman
Ms Prestige
Spangler
Philadelphia
Linville
Cedar Rauos
Jackson County
Dan Turner
Turner
Cedar Rapids Sees Cold Wave Break With Bright Sky
The March cold snap left the thermometer at 4 above zero at 6 am Saturday. By 10 am readings rose to 23 before a north wind dropped them to 21 at midday. A 23 appeared again at 1 30 pm as the day warmed, with evening lows near single digits.
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Cedar Rapids
Chambers
Trade Pact Fight Opens Monday With Harrison Confident
Washington December 4 Pat Harrison Democratic Miss chair man of the senate finance committee predicted the administration would win its senate fight to extend the reciprocal trade program for three more years. The senate opens Monday on a house approved resolution to extend beyond the June 12 expiration date at the request of President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull. Harrison called the struggle one of the hardest the New Deal has faced in seven years but said he was sure the administration would come out on top.
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Washington
Pat Harrison
Miss
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull Harrison
Norway asks Germany for naval talks on neutral shipping
Norway requests discussions with Germany on naval warfare affecting neutral shipping. The appeal follows a German statement listing Norwegian ship sinkings presented to Berlin recently.
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Oslo
Norway
Germany
Reynaud's new war cabinet forms as crisis tests resolve
Paris Premier Paul Reynaud's war council convened with Gen Maurice Gomelin and Admiral François Darlan to map strategy for total war. The inner cabinet, including ministers Chautemps Mandel and others, affirmed Reynaud's leadership amid party tensions and debates over cabinet unity and France's wartime stance.
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Paris
Paul Resnduds
Asner War Council
Tacday
Deabt
Mauriece Gomectin
National Defense
Francois Darlan
Dam Cst
Gomelin
Edouard Daledier
Roesnaud
Weoa
Chamber of Deputies
Cane
Reynaud Vierprensie
Cansie Chautemps
Dulades
Cesar Campiehr
Laurent Eynae
Lucien Lamrourens
Eimiments
Raoul Dautis
Calonial
Georges Mandel
Georges Mannet
Inner War Council
Inter-Ministerial
Dog Blocked Entry to Dead Master's Cabin in Missoula
Neighbors tried to enter Walter McDonald's cabin after a week with his dog guarding the door. Children eventually slipped past the pet and found the 66-year-old man dead. Coroner Ella M Stucky ruled the death natural and estimated it occurred about two days before discovery.
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Missoula Mont
Walter McDonald
Ella M Stucky
MacDonald
Rent Now Before April 1st in The Sunday Gazette
The spring renting season has begun with renters seeking apartments houses or rooms. Call 2-1121 before 6 tonight to place a Want Ad in The Sunday Gazette and reach ready buyers or renters.
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Want Ad
Sunday Gazette
Red Flag Raised as Russians Seize Finn Town
Russian troops landed at Hanko and raised the hammer and sickle over Finn town. A Finnish detachment handed over the city to a Russian commissar and an army colonel after a brief ceremony. The advance aimed to control the Gulf and seal entry to the Finnish coast, with thousands of Finns evacuated or bound for ponies on the shore.
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Helsinki
Finland
Hanke
Pter
Fanland
Thoreands
Spert Happs
Fridas
Russia
Tno Trumph
Easthania
Twainke
Little Penin
Lamont Boy Killed In Auto Hits Bridge Near Manchester
Lamont high school student Ewan Curtis, 19, was killed when an automobile struck a bridge near Laurel and collided with a passing car. Two companions from Lamont were injured, with multiple fractures reported. Funeral services were planned for Monday at 2 pm at the Baptist church with Rex Brown officiating.
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Manchester
Ewan Curtis
Lamont
Settes
Larort
Les
Oef
Vic
Mie Walitam
Cute
Della Timm
Seth Tamim
Arnold Bawden
Nea Lamont
Bethave
Designers Pick 13 Best-Dressed U. S. Women Leaders
A 1940 poll by Emil A. Hartman of over 100 designers names 13 prominent U.S. women as headliners in fashion and public life. Recipients include Helen Menken Katharine Hepburn Sarah Palfrey Fabyan Mrs Myron Taylor Josephine Johnson Hildegarde James Cromwell Lucy Monroe Molly McGee Helena Rubinstein Catherine Littlefield Anne Neagle and Gladys Swarthout.
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New York
INL
Americas
Emil A. Hartman
Helen Menken
Katharine Hepburn
Sarah Palfrey Fabian
Myron C Taylor
Josephine Johnson
Hildegarde
James HR
Cromwell
Society
Lucy Monroe
Molly McGee
Molly
Mme
Helena Rubinstein
Catherine Littlefield Ballet
Anne Neagle
International Screen
Gladys Swarthout
Vatican Sees Prolonged War After Diplomatic Note
Vatican sources say the Holy See sent a letter to all apostolic nunciatures abroad warning that peace prospects are pessimistic and that the war may endure for a long time.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Holy See
Safe burglars hit Hazleton and Dunkerton post offices
A band of safe crackers struck Hazleton and Dunkerton in eastern Iowa early Saturday, cracking vaults and taking more than 300 dollars at Hazleton and 400 dollars in cash and stamps at Dunkerton. The thieves forced doors and likely operated between 4 and 4:30 am, then fled toward Minnesota. Post office inspectors were alerted and investigating.
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Oelwein
Iowa
Hazleton
Dunkerton
Gertrude Sierrer
Postrasie
Chilford Hayes
Segas
Towa
Vegas
Minnesota
Ryan
West Chester
Washington
Henry
Bieik
Nimmnee
Des Moines Easter Weather Brings Winter Coats Back
Des Moines reports bitter cold and snow threats for an Easter weekend. The Weather Bureau warned of unseasonably cold temps nationwide except the deep south and far west. Residents were urged to bundle up as highs linger near freezing.
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Des Moines
Weather Bureau
Tuardas
Charles
Midwest
Hungarian Premier Confers In Rome
Hungarian premier Count Paul Teleki arrived in Rome for talks to seek continued Italian aid to preserve Hungary's neutrality. He was greeted by Foreign Minister Galeazzo Ciano and will meet Mussolini and Pope Pius XII after talks with Ciano.
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Rome
INS
Paul Teleki
Hungary
Galeazzo Ciano
Telek
Sumner Welles
Mussolini
Pius XII
Victor Emmanuel
Americans in Europe remain in war zone figures
The State Department said 63,235 Americans still lived in Europe on January 1 amid the war. The 1944 count showed 84,603. Italy housed 19,561. Great Britain and Northern Ireland 7,514. France 5,927. Germany 5,274.
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Washington
State Department
Europe
Italy
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
France
Germany
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