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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1939

Page

2

Pennsylvania Enacts Two Way Labor Law

Pennsylvania legislature passes a new labor relations act restricting union activity and outlawing sitdown strikes as unfair practices. It authorizes employer petitions for bargaining elections and bans forced union dues without secret ballot and individual consent. A note on foreign aviation claims rapid French and English planes with tail cockpit designs.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Arthur H. James State Labor Board

Candid camera finds two more winners in The Gazette series

Miss Gladys Novak of route 3 Oxford and Harry Monas of Cedar Rapids win prints in The Gazette candid camera series. Novak shows only a partial turn while Monas steps fully into the camera range. each prize is a 7x9 sepia-toned enlargement, available by sending 25 cents with the ecard to The Gazette candid camera department.

Gazette Gladys Novak Route 3 Oxford Harry Monas Cedar Rapids Miss Novak Mr. Monas

Radio Program Grid With Music and News Listings

A dense schedule of radio programming from multiple stations WMT WGN WSUI WHO KFJB WOC WOOC includes concerts news sports dramas talk and variety shows across morning to late evening with numerous artists hosts and genre slots listed. It reflects a mid century regional broadcasting panorama with recurring names and programs.

WMT Green Hornet WGN Heidelberg WSUI Johnny KFJB Wwoc Glen Gray Woc WOOC Virginia WHO Utley W9xk Eleanor Hartley Mary Bob Wgn—New Fibber McGee KFPJB Popwar Woocc Benny Goodman Orch Jack Teargarden American Legion Mr. Lincoln Bob Hope Peter McGregor Fred Sullian Scottie D. Pirie Beyea Cedar Rapids Ely Culbertson Uncle Walter H. V Kaltenborn Newws Waterloo Freddy Martin Weeee Himber Peeve Onift Williams Cab Calloway Mary Crawford Steve Leonard Thoree Naval Memorial Rudy Vallee s_ orch Ted Weems Nat s_orch Watchee George Olsen S—Wmt Gien Gray Ernie Holst Shadow of Fu Manchu Jack Teagarden Buddy Fisher Carlos Molina Woocc—Pliner Earl Orch Ee Norvo Lew Fidler Pinkie Tomlin Henry King

Morning Radio Schedule Snippet From 1930s Station Lineup

A fragment of a radio programming grid listing 5:30 to 10:00 am shows across stations like WMT WHO KFJB WGN WOI and WSUI. It includes Morning Parade, Farm News, Musical Clock, News, weather reports, market updates, game remnants, and various sponsored music and soap segments. Names scattered include Pete, Betty Wells, Lorenzo Jones, and Mary Margaret McBride.

Kitty Kelly WGN Dick O'Hern WSUI KFJB Ww Bazaar Marge Book Shell Arnold Grimm WOOC WMT Hilltop House June Baker Hollywood Quartet WOC Corntussel Nooz Happy Gang Judy and Jane WOI Earl Hunt Melody Farm Bureau Don Roth Ralph Ginsburgh Orch Betty Bob News Street Forum Wwoc Sweet Alice Voice of Wooi Young Dr. Malone Pak Tg TV al Stockmen Cz Agriculture WHO Sinzgin Cedar Valey Hillbillies Seon Doakes Ord Betty Crocker Les Hartman Marv Marlin U.S. Navy Hartman Romany Trail Wsui—Educational William Penn College SUI—Organ_melodies Stella Dallas Seee Reese Wor Musicale Vic and Sade Manhattan Renee Iowa Hannah Jane Anderson World of Vision Tom Owens Len Salvo Waterloo Women's Club Simpson College Brooks Coe College Leo Weber Sam Annie Wsui Doris Rhodes Lonefellows WMI Mr. Keen Seer Who — Horne Erdo Arnold Jeneeran Let’ S Dance Orning Wat WM Tiny and Milly Ho—Boone Pruit Beenne NWGN Jean Abbey Blue Ribbon Melodies Carillon Progam Pete's Mountaineers Wer WM1 Coffee Pot Inn Woif Buckeye Four Morning Chapel Central City Weony Bits Reals Jetty Y. Kelly Fac Who Jonn Malate Tim Woman In White Reading Betty Wells Moraine Musicale David Harum Georgia Graanete Lorenzo Jones Magic Kitchen Don Pedro Ameri

Railroads See Rising Net Income in Early year

The Association of American Railroads reported improved net operating income for the nation s class one railroads in the first four months of the year with a total of 101,066,278 dollars through April.

Washington Association of American Railroads

Property investments show 1.55 percent annual return

The report notes an annual rate of return of 1.55 per cent on property investments. It compares this with a net income of $29,360,310 or 0.45 per cent of property investments in the first four months of 1938.

LeMars Man Named Head of Iowa Young Democratic Group

James McNally of Le Mars Iowa Plymouth County attorney was elected national committeeman for a two year term after ballot withdrawals. He led the roll with 166 votes defeating Des Moines rival Mark Reno 141 and Cedar Rapids candidate Raymond Coward 61. Phyllis Sheeley of Oelwein named national committeewoman with 230 votes to Effie Johnson 140. Mary Jane Freeman elected executive secretary. Dubuque chosen for the 194? state convention site with Waterloo also bidding.

Des Moines Iowa Young Democrats James McNally le Mars Plymouth McNally Mark Reno Raymond Coward Cedar Rapids Reno Coward Stanly Comfort Mason City Phyllis Sheeley Oelwein Effie Johnson Mary Jane Freeman Danbury Dubuque Waterloo

Eggs Scrambled As Truck Upsets 210-Case Shipment

A truck carrying 210 cases of eggs overturned on highway No. 30 seven miles east of Cedar Rapids. Drivers Fred Deutscher and C. E. Johnson of Scotland S. D. were attempting to adjust the cab when it veered off the road. Fire started but was put out. salvage of the spilled eggs followed.

Fred Deutscher Scotland S. D Chicago Highway No. 30 Cedar Rapids Jim Smith Deutscher C. E. Johnson Deutscher and Johnson Smith

Employers to Get Referendum Rights in NLB Regulation Change

The House Labor Committee learned on Monday the National Labor Board will amend regulations soon to give employers the right to request a collective bargaining election under certain circumstances.

Washington House Labor Committee National Labor Board

Roosevelt's prophets shift view on June business trend

The auto industry leads a likely mid summer slowdown as firms rush to roll out new models for the world fair. Steel remains second to autos with auto bodies dominating the demand while coal production rebounds after a strike and inventories tighten across goods. Government economist ties US retrenchment to remote European pressures.

Tashington John Lewis Hitler Europe

Reawakening in Steel and Autos Signals Recovery

The piece notes producers barely trimmed output until May 20 when demand surprised them, with Briggs strike causing a setback but settlement boosting activity. Steel saw price cuts followed by rapid orders, showing how even modest buying can shift the outlook. Government spending, housing, and private income are cited as cushions against decline, with forecasts for a stronger second half amidst drought and agriculture uncertainties.

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