White Asserts U S Press As Free As People
William Allen White argues in Collier's that the American press is as free as the people and warns of rising newspaper monopolies from profits. He says editor freedom exists but is curbed by large investments and one paper towns. He disputes Ickes on advertising impact and emphasizes reader trust and integrity.
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New York
William Allen White
Emporia
Collier's Magazine
Kansas
Interior
Harold Ickes
Frank Gannett
White
Ickes
Rule Farm Cooperative Employees Not Exempted From Wage Act
Washington AP reports the Wage Hours Administration ruled that farmers' cooperative associations do not receive a blanket exemption from the wage hour act. Employees are subject if they engage in interstate commerce or produce goods for interstate commerce. Some coop workers may be exempt if their agricultural duties fall under the farm exemption.
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Washington
Edgar A. Guest The Poet of the People
The poem reflects on time erasing high deeds and fame as new concerns arise. It contrasts fleeting mortal gains with lasting memory found in friendship, noble acts, and helping others, urging inner worth over public triumph.
Council Urged to Fund Boys Town Building Project
Mayor Frank K. Hahn received a letter from Sam Turner of Father Flanagan's Boys Town Nebraska inviting Cedar Rapids city council members to donate toward a new building. In return, officers would be named on an honor roll to be displayed inside the facility.
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Frank K. Hahn
Sam Turner
Father Flanagan
Boys’ Town
Neb
Cedar Rapids
The Fellowship Of Prayer March 31 Service
A devotional note on fear and the virtues of love power and a disciplined mind. The author cites Timothy and urges prayers for guidance and deliverance from unworthy powers. It reflects on fear driving hatred and suggests love as the controlling force for zeal.
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Timothy
Bata Czech Magnate May Build U S Plant
Bata, head of a $300 million Czechoslovak empire who left the country when occupied by Germany, may build a U S shoe plant. John B. Atkinson, Bata’s North American rep, said Bata plans a factory likely in May on 2600 acres of land on the eastern seaboard, expecting to face German-control tariff adjustments.
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New York
Jan Bata
Germany
United States
John B. Atkinson
Bata Shoe Company
Europe
Boston
Bata
Bata Shoes
Atkinson
Goebbels to Cairo reports surface in Cairo AP
Reports circulated in Cairo on Friday claiming Joseph Goebbels was headed to Cairo. Details remained unclear as officials did not confirm the information.
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Cairo
Egypt
Goebbels Plans Cairo Visit After Rhodes Tour
German propaganda minister Paul Joseph Goebbels is en route to Cairo following a visit to the Italian owned island of Rhodes and is now in Greece.
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Paul Joseph Goebbels
Cairo
Rhodes
Greece
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