Education as Bar to Dictatorship
Bishop G Bromley Oxnam credited education with preventing dictatorship as the Iowa State Teachers convention heard that schools protect civil liberties and teach citizenship. Governor Wilson urged universal education as essential to democracy amid debates on professional standards and safety education. W Earl Hall of Mason City warned that safety awareness must rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
G. Bromley Oxnam
Boston
Mass
Iowa State Teachers Association
Oxnam
Omaha
Neb
Bishop Oxnam
Iowa
George A. Wilson
W. Earl Hall
Mason City
Iowa State Safety Council
Americans In China oppose U S Japan treaty demands
The American Chamber of Commerce in Tientsin cables Washington asking the United States not to negotiate a new commercial treaty with Japan until Tokyo stops pressing American business in North China. The cable urges vigorous diplomacy to ease barriers and cites multiple pass rules hindering trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Chamber of Commerce
Tientsin
China
State Department
United States
Japan
Chamber of Commerce of the
Orient
Fred L. Crawford
Mich
House
Treasury Department
Congress
United States Customs
Honolulu
Chamber Commerce
Stranded Mother and Babe Rescued in Alaska Wilderness
In Anchorage Alaska AP Nat Browne rescued Mrs Christian Beckman and her 18 day old baby after four days stranded. Browne flew the mother and child to McGrath after a plane forced down on a wilderness lake last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorage
Alaska
Christian Beckman
Nat Browne
McGrath
Newhall Approves Municipal Waterworks Vote
NEWHALL residents voted Thursday to install a municipal waterworks system by 102 to 57. A prior election a year ago aimed for federal aid, but funds were not granted, prompting another ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhall
McKesson-Robbins Reports $899,397 Three Month Profit
New York AP. McKesson and Robbins Inc and subsidiaries report net profit of 899 397 after federal taxes for the quarter ended Sept 30 1939. Wardell notes this excludes interest and amortization charges on debentures and is subject to year end adjustments. 1938 earnings were 279 987 after tax and interest adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKesson and Robbins, Inc
Consolidated
Wardell
Vinton Man Elected President Of Canners Association
Hoyte Vinton of Vinton Iowa was elected president of the Iowa Nebraska Canners association at the 150 member annual meeting. Roy Chard of Audubon Iowa became secretary-treasurer in Ellis's place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Hoyte Vinton
Iowa-Nebraska Canners Association
Roy Chard
Audubon
Ellis’ Place
Warplanes bound for Allied buyers likely shipped by sea
American made bombers ordered by Britain prior to the war may be sent to Europe by ocean liner or freighter this winter rather than flown across the Atlantic. Frustrated by winter ice at Botwood harbor and northern route hazards, Britain and France reportedly favor ocean shipment for bombers and parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Atlantic
Great Britain
West
Newfoundland
England
Britain
France
Hattie’s
Botwood
Air Ministries
Precautionary Steps Taken By Belgium
Brussels reports the government urged calm and outlined measures to evacuate potentially threatened areas. The health ministry formed a medical commission to provide care to villages and stocked serums medicines and transfusion equipment at Red Cross centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
INS
National
Ministry of Information
Belgium
Ministry of Health
Red Cross
Radio Listings Reflect Disrupted European Broadcasts
Broadcast schedules show widespread program changes due to coverage of the European situation. Numerous stations including WMT WGN WHO KFJB and others list varied music news and talk segments, with late night updates and signoffs noted as the issue persists.
Morning radio schedule notes scattered program titles
A fragmented listing of radio show times and program names across stations WMT KFJB WCCO WGN WSUI and others. Entries include weather segments sports reports musical programs and a parade of bands with occasional names such as Jerry Smith Rakov and Helen Watts Schreiber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMT
Bob
Joe Fisher
Jerry Smith
KFJB
Babiybirds
Parmine
Civic_ orch
Wcco
Remou
Scot
WSUIS
Tvice
Wells
WGN
WSUI
Helen Watts Schreiber
Rakov
CCO
KPJS
Woli
Rubinoff
KPJB
Walter
Parade and Poetry Timeout Spark Local Curiosity
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a parade and a poetry timeout amid references to Aloha Land cores and various garbled names. No clear events, dates, or organizations are readable.
Former Kaiser Refused War Proclamation by Hitler
London report claims former Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany refused to sign a declaration supporting the war against Britain and France. The Daily Mirror says he was promised restoration of his monthly allowance of 1750 dollars, which had been cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INS
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Hitler
Britain
France
Daily Mirror
Exkaiser
Netherlands
Albia Man Heads State School Boards Group
Charles E. Miller of Albia Iowa was elected president of the Iowa Association of School Boards at the Iowa State Teachers association convention. Other officers include Vice-president A. E. Atchison of Washington and secretary-treasurer M. H. Brinker of Yale. Herrold Mann of Des Moines was chosen president of the Iowa Association of Public School Secretaries with officers including Nettie C. Fried as vice-president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Charles E. Miller
Albia
Iowa Association of School Boards
Iowa State Teachers Association
School Board Association
A. E. Atchison
Washington
M. H. Brinker
Yale
Iowa Association of Public School Secretaries
Herrold Mann
Nettie C. Fried
Rural teachers elect officers in Iowa district
In Burlington Iowa the rural teachers section elected Mrs Captalin Greteman of Templeton as president. District vice-presidents include Miss Frances Larson Storm Lake Northwest Miss Ione Schrader Denison Southwest Miss Izetta Pine Clear Lake Central Miss Lyla Woolery Carlisle South Central Mrs Mary Caheshire Shenandoah Northeast William Bucher Tipton Southeast Miss Catherine Lazare Mount Pleasant and Miss Anna Martin Ottumwa chosen secretary with Miss Verna Anderson Mount Ayr as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Paul Geibel
Muscatine
Captalin Greteman
Templeton
Northwest
Frances Larson
Storm Lake
Southwest
Ione Schrader
Denison
North Central
Izetta Pine
Clear Lake
Central
Lyla Woolery
Carlisle
South Central
Mary Cahesshire
Shenadoah
Northeas
William Bucher
Tipton
Catherine Lazare
Mount Pleasant
Anna Martin
Ottumwa
Verna Anderson
Mount Ayr
Dr. Frank Angell Dies at 82 in Palo Alto
Dr. Frank Angell, 82, Stanford University psychology professor emeritus and Belgian relief commission member with former President Hoover during World War I, died Thursday in Palo Alto, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Angell
Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford University
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Clyde Lewis
NEA Service, Inc
T. M. Reg
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Rosie
Papa
Babe
New Waterworks
McKesson-Robbins
Eet Ae Robbins, Inc
William J. Wardell
Vinton
Canners Association
Cedar Rapids
Bargain Shoe Center
2nd‘Avenue
Allied
Palton Lewis, Jr
Lum
WHO
Himber
Carson Robison
Folivecod
Whmt
Black Magic
KP Odern
Dee Wives
Raymond Gram
Wood Arena Contes
Guy Lombardo
Orch
Jack Teagarden
John Steele
Ooee Williams
Big Town
Ced
Anson Weeks
Wid Hee
Harry James
Wgn—Dance Orchestra
Columbia
Bill Bardo
Johnny Davis
Griff Williams
Wcco—Conservatory of Music
A. E
A. P
Alice Apenty Watt
Rubinof
Magic Kitchen
Don Roth
Wgn—Radio
Wee Gloomchasers
Earl Harrington
News Street Forum
Cedar Valles Hillbillies
Voice of
Jerry and Symphony
WOI
Wgn—Markets
America
WSTI
Gorch
Iowa U
Purdue
Alice
Apano
Kidoodlers
Illinois
Wsvals— A
Pootbell
Iowa U.purdue
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Minn
erTon
Jb—Curtein
Havens Sisters
Ems
LaVal
Regerie Childs
Benny Carter
WGNN
Walkter Flanders
Eddy Duchin
Travel Radio
Maxine Bowman
Buckeye Four
Bob Millar
Ekfelt
Balance
Carney’s
Carney
Ea Sgt Eee
Ae Ah Eee
Oia Mane
Ane
Ayn
Cutler
Humanized Credit
Second Avenue SE
Merchants Bank
Yi Ea
Watt Parade
Wsiil
Aloha Landcores
Sipanentiona
Albia Man
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