Back Him For Return To Natl. GOP Committee Endorsed
The Linn County Republican Convention in Cedar Rapids unqualifiedly endorsed Harrison E. Spangler for reelection as Republican National Committee man from Iowa. Delegates were instructed to support him at the district caucus and state convention. The resolutions chair, Guy Linville, backed Spangler and refuted rumors of competing support. State Rep. Elmer Johnson urged that democracy faces danger from federal power and warned of a federal commissioner of education. Dr. C. L. Rich urged honoring the Tenth Amendment and warned about centralizing power, framing the debate as a clash of political philosophies. The convention criticized the New Deal and pledged to push for state sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison E. Spangler
Tawa
Linn County
Resolutions Committee
Spangier
Guy Linville
Linville
Elmer Johnson
Congress
Johnson
United
RP. Ink
Mount Vernon
C. L. Rich
Cornell College
United States
Dr. Rich
Des Moines
U S Faces War Propaganda Clash Over Nazi Revelations
In Washington a heated exchange erupts over German claims of Polish American talks and promised aid. Officials deny the Polish German reports as propaganda, with Bullitt Kennedy and Potocki cited among those denying involvement. The piece notes Roosevelt Hull and others calling for caution toward the alleged conversations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Europe
United States
Germany
Foreign Office
William C Bullitt
Paris
Joseph P Kennedy
London
Poland
Great Britain
France
Roosevelt
Hull, Bullitt
Jerzy Potocki
Warsaw
Youth Nabbed At Chicago For Car Theft Here
Arthur Madsen, 18, was held in Chicago after taking a car belonging to Adeline Taylor of Cedar Rapids. He will be returned to answer larceny charges. Chief Vlach, retiring Monday, made his final trip to fetch the suspect with Patrolman Bukacek. Police will question Madsen about two more local thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Adeline Taylor
Third Avenue SE
Arthur Madsen
Bob Vlach
Vlach
Frank Bukacek
Madsen
Art of the Novel and Its Truths
Mary Ellen Ciase argues a novel should interpret life not merely report it. A novel reveals one vivid truth through its characters and events, shaping judgment of its worth by the faith and artistry of the writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Ciase
Middleton Murry
Katherine Mansfield
Galsworthy
United Feature Syndicate. Inc
Hull Refuses to Recognize Move in China
Secretary of State Hull on Saturday refused to recognize the Japanese sponsored government at Nanking and said the United States would maintain relations with Chiang Kai-shek’s government at Chungking. He doubted Japan would respect China’s independence and warned the move resembles a plan by armed force to impose will and block normal relations with the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Hull
China
Nanking
Chiang Kai-shek
Chuneking
Japan
United States
Henry L Stimson
Manchuria
East Asia
Wang Ching-wei Declares New Central Chinese Government
Nanking backed by Japanese support Wang Ching-wei proclaims a central government of China as banners flag a subdued city under overcast skies His rival Chiang Kai-shek is named as China’s premier and a successor to Sun Yat-sen but Wang’s claim holds only in areas under Japanese control and coastal cities Wang aims for peace and a new East Asian order in cooperation with Japan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
Wang Ching-Wei
China
Wang Oance
Chiang Wai-Shek
Sun Yat-Sen
Wang
East Asia
Japan
Wane
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chungking
At Least Welles Didn't Make War Any Worse
Arthur Bugs Baer notes that the European peace commission claims a diplomatic victory by not worsening the war. He observes hesitancy in statements from officials and comments on European actors controlling the conflict with both sides believing they hold leverage. He jokes about a forthcoming census counting noses and urging restraint in meddling in others affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welles
Baer
Coralville Dam Dispute Still Wide Open
Des Moines AP Gov Wilson keeps Coralville flood control dam issue unsettled noting engineering authority holds sway over feasibility. He declines injunctions and cites attorney general opinion that Iowa lacks power to accept or reject a federal project. Dam eyed at 6 million dollars would flood 22 000 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coralville Dam
Wilson
Des Moines
George A Wilson
C P Grosse
GS Arms Engineers
Iowa
Coralville
Conmeress
Mississippi River
War
Jawa River
Fred Everett
Executive Council
United States
Arlington Child Killed By Father's Automobile
Special to The Gavette Arlington Rob ert Smith age 3 son of Mr and Mrs Merrill Smith was instantly killed Saturday morning when run over by his fathers automobile His sister Ladonna age 2 was injured The father a trucker was backing his car from a driveway between two houses The children were coasting downhill on the sidewalk The injured girl was rushed to Ocivein hospital where it was found she had three broken ribs and head bruises
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Robert Smith
Merrill Smith
Ladonna
Mr Smith
Ocivein
Springfield man freed after appeal period ends
James R Young of Springfield Alabama, an International News Service correspondent, was released on Saturday after the window for prosecutors to file an appeal expired, ending the case over alleged spreading of false rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torio
James R Young
Springfield
International News Service
Appointment of Bertrand Russell to City College Professorship
A New York state supreme court justice upheld an order to revoke Bertrand Russell’s appointment as mathematics professor at City College of New York. Justice McGeehan described the English philosopher’s chair as indecency and barred the board of higher education from continuing the contract, prompting protests from church figures and support from educators over academic freedom. The case was brought by Joan Kas, a Brooklyn housewife whose daughter might attend the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
State Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Bertrand Russell
City College of New York
John E McGeehan
Russell
Joan Kas
Colles
Nazi White Book Promises More Exposes On War Moves
A German white book promises fresh exposures to counter claims by the Peilish documents accusing Roosevelt of war mongering. Officials say more evidence is being compiled to attack Allied war aims while appealing to isolationist currents in the United States. The campaign seeks to show American officials behind the scenes planning war guilt and to pressure resignations, with Hull and Bullitt figures named in the maneuver. Continued on Page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullitt
Washington
Berlin
Debonair
Potock
Warsaw
Roosevelt
United States
White Bank
Hull
William C Bullitt
France
London
Paris
Four Hurt At Springville In Crossing Crash
Four were injured when a Milwaukee gas electric train collided with a semi trailer truck at a Springville crossing on highway No 15. The crash blocked the road for hours as crews treated victims and cleared wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway 5
Mailwaukee Railroad
Brady Transfer Company
Fort Dodge
Springville
Saturda S -Till
Here
Puralta
Marien
State Highway Department
Seone
Tveeca Hep
Imap Com Rayde
Calmar
Collisto Pt
Crass
Moremenine
Anti Spangler Forces Win Jousts In Polk County Convention
In Des Moines Polk County Republicans clash over unseating National Committeeman Spangler. Anti Spangler forces win two jousts and block a state convention delegation committed to Spangler ally Martin Coones. A new eight member committee replaces the defeated three man plan as delegates will vote per precinct. George Olmstead Allan Whitfield Jim Davis lead the anti Spangler group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INSY
Harrien Spangler
Deeer Rapids
Sitardin
Palk County
Republc
Martin Coones
Spanater
Oan
Spangler
Polk Counts
George Wilson
Polk County
Wilson
Linn County
George Olmstead
Sixth District
Allan Whitfield
Jim Davis
Rent ads usher in spring season in Gazette
The Sunday Gazette notes the annual rent season begins with Want Ads inviting tenants. It urges readers planning to move within thirty days to place ads for houses apartments or rooms for rent and reminds dial in orders before the Sunday deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anc
Bic
Gavette For
Ada
Sunday Gazette
Spring Sunshine Drives Cedar Rapids Mercury to 73
Cedar Rapids saw a new daily high of 73 degrees at 1:50 pm as spring warmth continued across Iowa. The day featured varied morning lows, a windy, unsettled pattern, and a striking aurora borealis display visible statewide, with the northern lights brightening between 8 and 8:30 pm while local telephone technicians reported no service disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Mercury
Chambers
Iowa
Associated Press
Siege gun explodes during Romanian army maneuvers
An explosion on one of Romania's largest siege guns during army maneuvers caused heavy casualties, authorities reported Saturday in Bucharest. Details on the number of dead or injured were not immediately released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Romania
Also Mentioned on This Page
Line
NATL
GOP Committee
Flay
New Deal
Cedar Rapids News
U.S
DR. Newton
Wang TS
Arthur “Bugs” Baer
C P Gross
United States Engineer Office
Rock Island
Colonel Gross
Coraly Ile Dam
Towa
U. S
Seck Bullitt
George F. Freeman
Mcgregor
Carece McGregor Jao
Freeman
Ssiacluse Noy
Mere George Bradford Freeman
Ossian Ord Castala
Kate Allen
Decorah
Elkader Branch Inc
Wilwaukee
Rob Roy Freeman
Fesmano
M.delon Hardin
Monmouth
Fred Binns
Marguerite Freeman
Maquoketa
Vic Fred Wiedman
Peres
Merle Freeman
McGreaes
Dax
Parsons
Hell Ain Pleasur
Milwaukee
Truckers Path
St Lukes Hospital
Lorne Nall
Macon
Ore
Maurice
Charles Foederburg
Buffalo
Noy
Leoer
Fredenburgs
Ostrre
Robert Strave
Ceremer
Marion
Frank Latte
Af Marao
Buat
Tional
Straver
Mt. Roman
St Tokes
Nalbo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!