Senators Gillette Krashcher on pivotal election issues
The Gazette urges frank discussion of national issues at a Memorial Coliseum event where Senator Guy M. Gillette and Governor Nelson G. Kraschel seek reelection. It asks five key questions about executive power, Supreme Court measures, and constitutional democracy, stressing clear positions before voters.
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White House
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Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Roosevelt
Hungary takes Shutt island in first Danube occupation zone
Czechoslovakia completes five stage cession under Munich agreement as Hungarian troops begin crossing the Danube at dawn to occupy Shutt island. The others zones follow with Ersekujvar Leva Losone Romas zombat Hernad valley and Beregszasz slated for occupation on subsequent days. Germany views the move as satisfactory.
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Losone
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Beregszasz
Senator Gillette Declines Early Interview Request
The Gazette reports at 1:15 P.M. that Senator Gillette refused to answer questions in an interview today but would respond tonight if the newspaper wished. The senator indicated his actions were in the interest of public enlightenment and hinted at motives tied to previous inquiries.
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Gazette
Pedestrian Hurt In Crossing Street
A. E. Ackerman, 66, of 329 Ninth avenue SE, suffered minor injuries in a mystery accident near First avenue and Fifth street E. He fell while crossing, with witnesses saying no car was seen nearby. He was treated at St Luke's hospital and released.
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Cedar Rapids
A. E. Ackerman
Ninth Avenue SE
First Avenue
Fifth Street
Ackerman
St. Luke’s Hospital
Doctor W H Redmond Dies Sudden Heart Attack At Office
Dr William H Redmond 53 a Cedar Rapids physician died today at 1215 pm in his office from a heart attack. He had led Linn County Medical Society and Mercy Hospital staff, served Knights of Columbus and Elks, and was unmarried. Survived by mother sister and brother with nieces and nephews. Knights initiation postponed two weeks. communion to be observed at St Matthew's Church tomorrow morning.
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William H Redmond
Fourth Avenue SE
Monahan
Cedar Rapids
Redmond
Linn County Medical Society
Mercy Hospital
Hanford Post
American Legion
The
Elks
FCC chief to discuss use of flash and bulletin in radio
Chairman Frank Ro McNinch of the FCC plans informal talks with the presidents of three major networks next week on how the words flash and bulletin are used in radio programs. He aims to separate genuine news from dramatization and advertising and notes The War of the Worlds broadcast caused nationwide hysteria and complaints.
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Washington
Frank Ro McNinch
Federal Communications Commission
McNinch
Columbia
Commission
Want Ads Invite Calls For Sunday Gazette Listings
Telephone your Want Ads to The Gazette before 8 tonight to run in the big Sunday section. Sample listings show gas stove sold, a 4 room rental, leghorn pullets for 35 cents, and furnished houses for rent with contact numbers.
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Roosevelt Urges Voters to Preserve Social Gains
In a fireside chat from Hyde Park, President Roosevelt urged voters to defend liberal social and economic gains and avert fascism and communism. He praised democracy and warned that without forward movement, extremist forces could grow, while backing Governor Lehman, Senator Wagner, and other New York Democrats.
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Roosevelt
Herbert H Lehman
New York
United States
Robert F Wagner
Thomas Dewey
Lehman
President Speaks From Hyde Park Fireside in Own Election District
The President says at his Hyde Park home that as a citizen he should express views on candidates and issues in his state even while serving as president. He notes a changing view on democratic government problems over the years and hints at continued remarks on page 3.
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Hyde Park
Delay in Fire Probe at Elias Abramovich Shop
The investigation into the Wednesday fire at 117 First Avenue E owned by Elias Abramovich was paused Saturday as Deputy State Fire Marshal A. Lubberden returned to Des Moines for another blaze. He ordered Abramovich to seize stock yet not reopen, and said the probe would resume when possible after he finishes reviewing the books.
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Cedar Rapids
Elias Abramovich
First Avenue E
A. Lubberden
Des Moines
Lubberden
Abramovich
Gillette Kraschel Speak Here Tonight at Democratic Rally
A torchlight parade will escort Guy Nelson’s open car with Kraschel and Senator Gillette to the Memorial Coliseum for an 8 o’clock Democratic rally. The procession starts 7 pm from the Roosevelt hotel with band F V W drum corps and torchbearers. Preceding the parade Gov Kraschel and Mrs Kraschel and Mrs Ellsworth Richardson will attend a 20-person dinner at the hotel. The program includes organ recital introductions and talks by Mrs Richardson Governor Kraschel and Senator Gillette. Kraschel’s remarks will be aired on WMT from 3 to 9 30 pm.
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Ellsworth Richardson
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Young Democrats Organization
Massachusetts to tax Hetty Green fortune
Special Master John S Flannery urged the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court to tax 4.947 million dollars in inheritance taxes from Col Edward H R Green estate, ruling his true residence was Round Hills estate in South Dartmouth Massachusetts. Green died June 8 1936 in Lake Placid New York.
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John S Flannery
Supreme Court
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Edward H R. Green
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Florida
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Dartmouth
Mass
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England
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King Charles Edwards And Whyla Kitch Crown Industry Queen
Six thousand witnesses at Cedar Rapids Memorial Coliseum watch Charles F Edwards and Miss Whyla Kitch crowned king and queen of Cedar Rapids industry at the second Queen’s ball. Corporate ties and royal regalia described as Rev Russell S Phillips officiates.
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Whyla Kitch
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Memorial Coliseum
Charles F. Edwards
Cedar Rapids
Allied Industrial Civic League
Edwards
Wilson and Company
Queen Whyte
la Plant-Choate Company
Russell S Phillips
St. James Methodist Church
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Whyla
Cedar Rapids Labor Letter Opposes Kraschel Endorsement
The Cedar Rapids Building Trades Council protests that the Iowa State Federation of Labor did not endorse Governor Kraschel. The council cites Secretary WB Husler and notes President Couch’s stated support might mislead workers about federation backing.
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Nelson G Kraschel
Towa State Federation of Labor
Buildin Trades Council
Cedar Rapids
WB Hussler
State Federation of Labor
Council Bluffs
Couch
Skraschel
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Gillette Postpones Answers To Five Pertinent Questions
Senator Guy Gillette postpones answering five written questions, saying he will address them on the platform that night if the Cedar Rapids Gazette wants him to. He notes they were previously asked by the Burlington Hawkeye Gazette, with replies shared publicly and criticized by Verne Marshall and the Gazette.
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Guy Gillette
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Burlington Hawkeye Gazette
Burlington
Des Moines
Dickinson
Supreme Court
Sheriff Fry Dies From Wound In Benton County Shootout
Sheriff Leland A Fry 38 died in Vinton hospital from an abdominal wound suffered when Lee Crow 21 shot him at Garrison. Crow killed himself as a deputy posse closed in. Fry served two terms and was unopposed for reelection next Tuesday. He leaves a widow and two children.
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Leland A Fry
Vinton Hospital
Lee Crow
Garrison
Crow
Cedar Rapids
Fry
Benton County Republican Central Committee
Fry 5
John McLennon
John Franklin
Franklin
John Burrows
Belle Plaine
McLennon
Waterloo
Sheriff Fry
Evergreen Cemetery
Methodist Church
Baer to Split Pension With Dr Townsend
Arthur Bugs Baer reports Baer plans to share a pension with Dr Townsend. Townsend dismisses thirty dollars weekly and fifty dollars weekly for Doc, while critics doubt the remedy fits bottles. The piece notes a rare jackpot prospect and joking business deal if two hundred dollars is received.
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Bugs" Baer
Doc Townsend
Lance
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