Kr sachel attacks governor over bank audits and Rugg teaching attacks
Nels Kraschel rails against Governor George Wilson over a special bank receivership audit while criticizing Harold Rugg's social science course as anti democratic. He warns of exams and court actions, linking press coverage to public interest and Dies committee inquiries. Public figures like Augustin G Rudd are cited defending free enterprise.
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Nels Kraschel
George Wilson
State Banking Department
Kraschel
Nels
Sears
Gazette
Harold Rugg
Rugg
Dies Committee
Rugen
Board of Education
Two Nations May End Diplomatic Ties Between Russia and France
Paris reports indicate a complete break in relations may follow France recalling its ambassador and accusing Russia of insolence over a telegram to Joseph Stalin. The note targets Britain and France’s war alliance as warmongering.
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Paris
Russia
France
Great Britain
Envos
Jakob Sarits
Josef Stalin
Finland
Turmoil Surges as France Warns Russia in War Measures
Reports from SUANGHAD say a Russian ship carrying copper was seized while France contemplates a formal war state with the Soviet Union. The recall of Sarits signals reduced diplomatic ties and a stiffer approach as Britain, Turkey, and Italy watch Likely shifts in Near East policy and Moscow Rome talks.
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Soviet Union
Russia
Germany
Balkans
Near East
Sarits
Paul Reynaud
Italy
Laval
Rome
Mussolini
Ussr
Great Britain
Moscow
Britain Maintains Hands Off View On Surits Controversy
British authorities said the Jakob Surits dispute between France and Soviet Russia is a purely French matter with no interest to Britain. They stated the affair has not altered Britain’s relations with Russia.
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London
INS
Great Britain
Russia
Jakob Surits
Surits
Britain
French Destroyer Railleuse Sunk After Explosion
Giornale d Italia dispatch from Tangier reports the French destroyer Railleuse sank Saturday near Casablanca after a violent explosion that split the ship in two. About 100 men are reported lost with several others injured.
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Rome
Giornale d'Italia
Tangiers
Casablanca
Heart as destiny of man shaping social order and love
A reader argues destiny lies in the heart not the skies, citing Bible lines about proximity of the word to the heart. The piece asserts society hinges on love over force, and that political systems fail without pure, just hearts guiding action.
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United Feature Syndicate Inc
Pole Snapped By Car Leaves License Plate Clue
Cedar Rapids police decided not to press charges against FE. H. Owen of 956 Knollwood Dr SE after his car struck a light pole at Sixth Ave and Tenth St SE. He reported the incident later, saying he skidded on a streetcar track and did not stop. The pole, bumper, plate and driving light were found at the scene.
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FE. H. Owen
Knollwood Drive
Sixth Avenue
Tenth Street
Owen
Light Company
Filldt
Grandson Delivers 108-Year-Old Mother a Wheelchair
In Wisner Neb Mrs Lucinda Cline 108 broke her hip last July. William Cline 70 asked to see wheel chairs in an Omaha shop and explained the chair is for his mother. The shopkeeper recovery followed his amazement at the request.
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Omaha
Mns
Lucinda Cline
Wisner
Neb
William Cline
Cline
Liberals Sweep Canada in War Policy Victory
Prime Minister Mackenzie King’s Liberal government won a strong election mandate in Canada, with the cabinet reelected. The Liberals hold 174 of 245 Commons seats while Conservatives earn 38 and others 33, signaling a historic Liberal majority. Tim Buck’s Communist line fails to win seats, and Toronto leans Conservative.
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House of Commons
Liberals
Cooperative Commonwealth — Federation
New Democracy
Liberal Progressives
Liberal
United Reform
Tim Buck
Hamilton East
Canadian Commonwealth Federation
Nova Scotia Coal Field
Maritime Provinces
Toronto
Walker School Girl Hit By Truck On Rural Road
Lucille Stick ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs VOG Stick living one mile west of Walker was injured after a light pickup struck her on highway No 1 about one and a half miles west of Walker. The truck driven by James Lavelle Center Point and owned by C E Staff Cedar Rapids slowed to eight to ten mph as the girl and friends crossed the road. The pavement was slick from freezing rain and the girl was shoved and fell. Lavelle rushed her to a physician in Walker and officials were notified. Lucille remained with pelvic and possible internal injuries and head and leg bruises though not thought to be serious. The sheriff and mayor were informed.
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Mro
Vog Stick
Walker
Serios
James Lavelle
Center Point
C E
Cedar Rapids
Stick
Lavelle
Frank B. Assmus
Jim Smith
Mutiny Charge Tied Graf Spee Scuttling Amid Buenos Aires Death
London reports a near mutiny alleged as the cause of the Graf Spee scuttling at Montevideo. Ark Royal returns after a five month cruise. Langsdorff died at Buenos Aires. Admiralty cites events preceding the ship's scuttling and a rejected mutiny claim.
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London
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Admiralty
Ark Reval
Equator
Arctic
Buenos Aires
Hans Langsdorff
United Press
Berlin
Jeng
Philput Held On Bond For Traffic Hearing In Iowa
James Philput 33 of Denver is jailed in Cedar County on reckless driving and ignoring officer signals after a truck strike near Mechanicsville. Bond set at 4000 ensures appearance at a Monday hearing. Justice Grant ordered bail and postponed until attorneys inform date.
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Denver
Kenneth Krumrey
Mechanicsville
Cedar County
Tipton
John Grant
Philput
Clarence Day
Highway Patrol
Justice Grant
Albert Jenkins
Reid Tinto
Puntsy
Stanwood
Sergeoant Das
Col G
Church thief sentenced for purse snatching at pews
Melvin Schmidt, 23, of St Cloud, Minn was sentenced in Brainerd after confessing he knelt in church pews as if awaiting confession and then stole purses from women seated ahead while they were in confessional booths.
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Brainerd
Minn
Melvin Schmidt
St Cloud
France Shows Tenor Of Anti Red Move Signed By Reynaud
The Paris government demands the withdrawal of Soviet Ambassador Sarits after a telegram to Stalin is deemed a slur on the Allies. The action signals Allies’ willingness to strike if Russia attacks Balkans or other zones, pressures Mussolini, and marks Reynaud’s proactive stance to curb Bolshevist influence.
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Moscow
Stalin
Paris
Russia
France
Communist Party
Germany
Balkan
Mussolini
Hitler
Italy
Paul Reynaud
Daladier
Eight Vehicle Ice Crash In Cedar With Two Hurt
A Tuesday night ice accident on Third Avenue Bridge in Cedar involved eight cars. Two drivers reported injuries, including Doroths Cernes and Lea G Corney, while another incident on Mount Vernon Avenue involved a semi heavy truck sideswiping three parked cars. Minor damage reported in three more ice related incidents with two cars involved each.
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Lea G Corney
Eighth Street
Doroths Cernes
Cleveland
Avenue
Cernes
Mount Verne Avenue
Hell
Pan
Cits Streets
Russell Tompkins
Fourth Avenue
Teampkins
Fifteenth Street
UF Moore
Oakland Road
William FE Hughes
Fourth Street
George Knott
Mount Vernon Avesnue
Francis Messineer
Fifth Street
Messinger and Sons
John Slack
Wapsie Valley Creamers
Ice Dims Traffic as Temperatures Rise Across Eastern Iowa
A light freezing rain and rising temperatures slowed traffic and pedestrians in Cedar Rapids and eastern Iowa late Tuesday and Wednesday. Snow totals reached four inches in northwest Iowa with two to two and half inches elsewhere. District crews policed intersections as temperatures fell from 34 to 31 degrees with a 0.2 inch precipitation measure.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Automobile Club
District Highway Commission
Dubuque
Claston
Johnson
Chambers Inskeep Company
Wat Harris Woodring Leads War Equipment Policy Debate
The article discusses committee members outlining a revamped policy to ensure continuous supply of essential Viper equipment. Officials emphasize government protection, minimize delays, and prioritize delivery for defense needs amid ongoing wartime constraints.
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Pew
Polov
Americom
House of
Corps
Ron
House Upholds Slash in Waee-Hour Unit Fund
Suburban council votes to reduce funding for waee hour utilities amid budget pressures. Officials cite program savings and reallocation to essential services. Residents react with mixed opinions as the decision enters final approval stage.
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House
Washington Up-Tre probe probes propaganda panel
Foreign relations committee advances a resolution to study propaganda and influence operations by foreign nations. The plan targets actions aimed at swaying U S policy and public opinion while protecting free speech and expression in international matters. The measure moves to the Senate for consideration.
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Beng Wieed
Senate
Dewey Talk To Be Broadcast Tonight in St Louis
Thomas E Dewey arriving in St Louis to seek Missouri's 30 GOP votes will address a mass meeting at the municipal auditorium tonight. His speech slated for 9 pm over a nationwide radio hookup. the trip from New York was 53 minutes late due to a collision with an automobile at Charleston.
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ST Louis
INL
Thomas E Dewey
Missouri
Dewey
St Louis Municipal Auditorium
New York
Charleston
Snooks' Dad to Wed Radio Star Hanley Stafford to Marry Vyola Vonn
Los Angeles AP Hanley Stafford known as Daddy Snooks on radio and Vyola Vonn singer actress have filed for a marriage license and plan a ceremony April 12 with Fanny Brice as a guest. Stafford lists 35 as his age and Miss Vonn's is given.
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Hanley Stafford
Daddy Snooks
Vyola Vonn
Fanny
Baby Snooks
Brice
Stafford
Miss Vonn
Dies committee probes Harold Rugg school books
Washington reports the Dies committee voted to investigate Harold Rugg school texts used in U S public schools. The books, described as widely used in about 1200 districts, face criticism and possible scrutiny over alleged subversive materials.
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Washington
Harold Rugg
U. S
Dies Committee On
Uns
Matthews
Burr
Cedar Rapids
Washington moves to probe communist propaganda in school texts
The Pes camryster voted to undertake an inquiry into alleged fascists and communist propaganda in school books. Secretary Robert Stripling said a capable investigator will be named to review whether authors pushed communist and fascist ideas. The hearings last fall spurred the action as numerous texts were cited as containing subversive passages.
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Washington
Robert EB
Robert EB. Strip- Ing Seid
Hebt
Republicans Counting Chickens Before Hen Cackles
Baer claims the Republican camp is split and debating old timers versus untainted young candidates. He notes a history of party victories despite internal disagreement and urges unity to choose a candidate for the upcoming campaign.
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Baer
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