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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1941

Page

2

Reporter Relates Night of Slavic Unrest in Belgrade

Belgrade reporter recounts a 130 am upheaval with city lines cut, tanks on streets, and a cordon around government buildings. He reaches the American legation, seeks a live phone, flees across the river, is fired upon, captured outside the city, and later released after courteous detention.

Belgrade

Iowa House Approves 45000 for S U S Hospital Expansion

Des Moines AP report says the Iowa House approved a $45,000 appropriation to enlarge facilities at the University of Iowa's children's hospital in Iowa City for infantile paralysis and orthopedic cases benefiting more child patients, with Dr Arthur Steincher noted in supportive remarks.

DES Moines Arthur Steincher Iowa House Children’s Hospital Iowa City

Advice From Mary Momners on a Troubled Heart

A reader asks Miss Manners about a breakup with a boy she loves and mourning him to the point of despair. The response urges the girl to seek other friendships, avoid fixating on the vanished romance, and consider practical reasons the relationship ended.

Silent Advice on Love and Waiting for a Caller

The note counsels turning from grief to constructive activity and urges silence in answering a message. It suggests letting the other party initiate contact if they wish to meet, and notes prior signals of affection from the writer.

Domestic Anarchy Threat To Farmers Warned At Des Moines

Dan D Casement of Manhattan Kansas told a radio audience that the farmer faces greater risk from domestic anarchy than foreign war. He spoke on America’s Town Meeting of the Air from Des Moines with Clifford Gregory and W W Waymack weighing postwar farm readjustment and the danger of price pressures while farmers accept state handouts.

Des Moines Dan D Casement Manhattan Kan Des Moines Register- Tribune George W. Denny, Jr New York City KSO Casement Gregory AAA Waymack

Experienced Actress Puzzle Clue List and Answers

A compact puzzle grid with across and down clues includes entries like ASHLAIM LI VINGION and 5 50 Profound. The page presents a themed crossword style with numerous numbered hints for horizontal and vertical answers and a listing of italicized or OCR-read entries.

Radio Schedule Fragment Highlights Stations and Programs

Readable listings show a dense array of radio programs across stations WMT WGN WHO KFJB WSUI WOI KWLC and more. The guide lists music news interviews dramas weather sports and talks with various hosts and orchestras throughout daytime and evening hours.

WMT Fulton Lewis WGN Preston Bradley WSIII Binner Annie Fly KFJB Captain Herne Kate Smith Ted Fio Rito’s_ orch WSUI Power On the Land Lovecilie Manners Elmer Davis Gabriel_ Heatter WHGO Everyman's Theater Bert Hirsch Hollywood Raymond Gram Swine Griff Williams al Pearce Art Kassel Orch Shen Field Vaudin Monroe Shep Field Ramon_Ramos Eddie Duchin WHO Wayne King WWGN Ray Heatherton Art Kansel Ted Fio Rito Charlie Worcester Bob Wayne Mall Jerry Zelda Ashland Hillbin WOI Wayne Herne Tim Happy Hank KWLC Frank and Julia Lew White Victor H. Lindlahr KFJH Lincoln Highway KFIR KFJR Iowa Mark Betty Moore Voen Mack Kitchen June Baker Bright Idea Club Chapel Betty Wells Acree's High School Homemakers Forum Kfjb—Newe WHOW Lenove U. S. Army Band Rhythm Ramblers Luther League Ed McConnell Country Journal Wol Wees Bianat —Musica Ats School of Music Marketa Waterloo Radio Council Avalon Orchestra WHG Lonefellows Tims KPJIB Dale Ellsworth Ralph Glnsbursh Wireeaucation Lancintyre Walter Flander WOII Make Believe Jobs For America Library of Congress Knights of Columbus Kfjb—News Review Aviation News North Calif Symphony Guy Hedlund Wg.—News WWMT Meadowbrook Edna O'Dell Carollina V. FW KFJIB News of Americas Walter Flanders Vsui Claude Thornhill Wor WGN Duluth Symphony Scott and Tufts

Senate OKs Four Iowa Postmasters

The Senate confirmed four Iowa postmasters on Thursday: Henry Gratchen of Amana, Martin O'Connell of Vail, Jeanette L. Lee of Ventura, and Mary Catherine Winnike of West Point.

Washington Senate Iowa Henry Gratchen Amana Martin O'Connell Vail Jeanette L. Lee Ventura Mary Catherine Winnike West Point

Iowa Farm Youth Confesses Theft Of $960 From Father

Grundy Center officers say Heiko Clapp aged 21 confessed stealing 960 dollars from his father Joe at the father’s farm home eight miles northeast of Grundy Center. Clapp had been employed by farmer H. C. Primus and used a ladder to reach the upstairs billfold.

Grundy Center Grundy County Heiko Clapp Joe Here H. C. Primus

King Peter II Takes Leadership of Yugoslavia Early

Belgrade reports place the 17 year old king at the helm six months ahead of his 18th birthday amid a youth led push against Axis demands. Students riot in schools and mock Hitler as Belgrade youths press for national independence, while Peter remains largely uninvolved in recent disruptions.

Budapest Yugoslavia Peter II Germany Belgrade Adolf Hitler Hitler Mussolini Peter

Serbian Youths Rally Against Axis Control Amid School Closures

Demonstrations by students in Belgrade oppose axis affiliation and education ministry ultimatums, with schools closed and fears of arrest. Parents show support while stressing anti axis sentiment. The piece notes Serbian youths' history of mischief and mentions burnings and violent acts by Bosnian students toward teachers.

Axis Belgrade Bosnia

House Approves Bill To Extend Soft Coal Price Rules

The House passed a two year extension of federal regulation of minimum prices for soft coal by voice vote. The bill moves to the Senate before the Guffey act expires April 26 and would create an independent consumer's counsel separate from the interior department.

Washington House Senate Consumer’s Counsel Interior Department

No Difference Between Bolshevism Nazism And Fascism Warn Refugee

Paul Singer, a German refugee, told members of the young men's bureau at the Chamber of Commerce there is no difference among Bolshevism Nazism and Fascism as all seek to destroy private commercial life. He said German industries would become government property and the supposed German standard of living is a fiction amid Hitler's economic methods. Dr Richard Schimetschek, former Vienna juvenile court adviser, described fleeing the German advance and arriving in the United States. Both are guests at Scattergood Refugee hostel near West Branch operated by the American Friends Service Committee.

Paul Singer Chamber of Commerce Hamburg Singer Hitler Richard Schimetschek Austria Juvenile Court of Vienna United States Dr Schimetschek Scattergood American Friends’ Service Committee West Branch

Refugee quota largely unused as city clustering noted

G L Zimmerman placement director at the hostel states the refugee issue is about redistribution, not numbers. He notes in eight years only about a third of the U S quota has entered and the main difficulty is refugees clustering almost entirely in cities.

G. L. Zimmerman Zimmerman United States

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