Smallpox Vaccination Drive Urges Public Action
Health groups in Linn County urge widespread vaccination to prevent smallpox. They warn that epidemics fall with vaccination and remind parents to immunize children now to avoid future outbreaks. A separate note discusses recent incidents of chickenpox in Buchanan schools and concerns over unvaccinated students. The piece also touches on U S defense spending, foreign policy, and Stalin era events in Europe.
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Linn County Medical Society
Iowa State Medical Society
Iowa Department of Health
Cedar Rapids
City Health Department
Buchanan
Norway Rejects German Protest Over City of Flint
Norway refused a German protest over the release of the freighter City of Flint to its American crew. Officials say Germany lost rights when its prize crew entered Haugesund port and Norway considers the ship free to depart with the Americans.
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Bergen
Norway
City of Flint
Germany
Haugesund
J Borden Harriman
United States
National Broadcasting Companys
Gainard
Flint
Everyday Living Reflections on Memory and Wit
A collage of quotes on memory thought and life from various authors and sources. It reflects on reading forgetting recalling and the value of writing with humor and insight. Distrd by United Feature Syndicate Inc.
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Edna Ferber
Relia
Newton Ble
Lincoln
Bernard Shaw
Logan Pearsall Smith
United Feature Syndicate Inc
High Nazis Dislike Hitler’s Red Stand, French Paper Says
Paris dispatch reports L Ordre stating grave Nazi dissatisfaction over Hitler's stance toward Russia. It claims Heinrich Himmler formed a 120 member super Gestapo with extraordinary powers, including assassination, to supervise the regular Gestapo.
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Hitler
Paris
L’ordre
Adolf Hitler
Russia
Heinrich Himmler
Secret Police
Boy Lost Six Days Survives in Arizona Wilderness
Seven year old Bruce Crozier, found after six days lost near Holbrook, Arizona, tells his parents he is all right. He survived with pinon nuts and water scarce, following a canyon search and a forestry line before reuniting with hunters who gave him water.
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R. E. Crozier
Bruce
Forestry Service
Reed Attacks Roosevelt Shipping Policy in War Talk
Former Senator James A. Reed of Missouri denounces F D R and the ban on American shipping from combat zones. Reed, age 78, warns against central government power and calls for stronger armaments, criticizing New Deal policies and the PWA/WPA.
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Art Snider
James A. Reed
Missouri
Germany
Reed
Hitler
Flint
Jim
Kansas City
Senate
Finn Red Talks Delayed Three Days In Moscow
Moscow reports say a three day celebration of the twenty second anniversary of the red revolution delayed further talks with the Finnish mission over Russia territorial demands. The Finnish cabinet met in Helsingfors and drafted instructions expected to reach Moscow Monday.
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Moscow
Washington
Molotoff
Europe
Poland
Russia
Helsingfors
Paris
le Temps
Finland
Sweden
Germany
Scandinavia
United States
Jilovec Fined for Reckless Driving Not Filed Drunk Charge
Milo Jilovec, 31, of 504 Second Street SW, pled guilty to reckless driving in police court and was fined 100 dollars and costs after police said he had been drinking. Officer Bill Remington followed him as he sped past five cars on Second Street and across the Sixteenth Avenue bridge.
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Cedar Rounds News
Milo Jilovec
Second Street
Jilovee
Bill Remington
Remington
Tenth and
Twelfth Avenues
Sixteenth Avenue Bridge
We’ll Need Ferrets To Find Out Who’s Winning This Fight
War era humorous column by Arthur Bugs Baer. Schemes to learn victory through unconventional spies. Protagonists joke about ferrets and scouts, noting citizens stay underground as a wartime metaphor. It ends with a quip that the loser is the first to surface.
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Arthur
Bugs" Baer
Grand Jury Probe Into Comley Death To Start Tuesday
Linn County will convene its November district court term with Judge Haas presiding as a grand jury investigates the death of 7 year old Harold Comley of Edgewood struck by T B Kelsey of Belle Plaine on Oct 7. Subpoenas issued. a hearing in Belle Plaine will decide whether Kelsey retains his license.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn
Wal
Co. Haas
Marion
Harold Comley
Edgewood
T. B
Elsey
Belle Plaine
Browder Charges Accuser In Office Under Fake Name
Euart Browder, errored communist reader, seeks probe of Rep. J. Parnell Thomas accusing him of sitting in Congress under a pseudonym. Browder spoke after bail release and urged Attorney General Frank Murphy to investigate Thomas while praising Soviet Russia as a power for peace. He claims Thomas was christened John Parnell Feeney Jr and questions name changes in court records.
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Boston
Euart Browder
J. Parnell Thomas
Congress
Browder
Frank Murphy
Thomas
John Parnell Feeney, Jr
Hoover Administration
Representative Thomas Confirms Name Change To Mother's Name
Allendale New Jersey AP reports Representative J Parnell Thomas responded to Earl Browder by saying everyone knows he changed his name. Thomas stated he adopted his mother’s name through a Westchester County New York court action in 1919 after returning from World War I service.
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Allendale
J. Parnell Thomas
Earl Browder
Thomas
Westchester County
N. Y
Allies plan joint naval protection for American arms convoys
Britain and France announce a joint plan to guard ships carrying American arms across the Atlantic. Churchill and Campinchi say convoys will be mined and shared duties, with ships and aircraft from both nations to help counter German U-boats and raiders.
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Great Britain
Atlantic
Winston Churchill
Cesar Campinchi
Francois = Darlan
New York
Britain
France
Gulf O Mesaca
North Atlante
Flint
Churchill
Campincht
United States
Amercan
Germany
Russia
National church leader urges neutrality in war
The Rt Rev Henry St. George Tucker, head of the Episcopal Church, told a nationwide radio audience Sunday night that the United States should best serve justice and lasting peace by avoiding involvement in the European war.
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St. Louis
Henry St. George Tucker
New York
Tituka
Hpincopal Church
United States
Burgomaster Adolphe Max Dies World War Hero of Belgium
BRUSSELS INS Adolphe Max longtime Brussels burgomaster and World War II hero died at his home after a brief illness. He led the city through war and occupation, endured exile in Germany, and returned to Brussels where citizens mourn his leadership and memory.
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Max
Belgium
Brussels
INS
Adolphe Max
Germes
Blairstown Man Nabbed For Drunk Driving
Blairstown man Dale Russell, 23, arrested about five miles west of Cerut Rapid for driving while intoxicated. He was booked at the county jail after a preliminary hearing, with two passengers charged later for illegal possession of intoxicants and other counts.
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Cadar Rapids News
Dale Russell
Bhorstean
Daghery Petrel
Cerut Rapid
Guam
Ilianes G Thompson
Russell
Rusell
Jack Rueellar
Ceca Raynds
Clifford Osan
Noedail
Tsoompson
Weha
Duck Russell
Olon
Thompson
Weca Hetgeer
Hor Churchill
German planes shot down in Paris war communique
WELLE PARIS reports in a French war communique that 9 German pursuit planes were shot down in aerial combat out of a fleet of 27 during a sortie announced by the authorities.
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Welle Paris
INS
Moncey
Old Time Spirit Prevails As Fans Greet Hawkeyes
Sunday crowds of more than 2000 greeted the Iowa football team at the station after their four win five start. Nile Kinnick and captain Erwin Prasse led the reception with bands, cheers, and parading through downtown Iowa City.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Iowa
South Dakota
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Purdue
Pullmans
Eddie Anderson
Mike Bunch
Nile Kinnick
Erwin Prasse
Sinnick
Enich
Prasse
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Soviet Premier Molotov Attacks War Aims and West
Moscow reported Molotov denouncing the United States for repealing an arms embargo as a mask for capitalist profit. He also blasted Britain and France for prolonging war and urged workers worldwide to oppose imperialist conflict while praising Soviet peace aims.
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Moscow
Viaches
United States
Anna Sersett Molotov
Britain
France
Josef Stalin
Metshel Klement
Voroshiloff
AF of L Rejects Slowdown Tactics Amid Organizing Drive
Washington INS President William Green of the American Federation of Labor宣布rejects the slowdown and sit down as revolutionary tactics used by CIO United Automobile Workers during a recent strike. He outlined a nationwide organizing push through 800 local committees to survey needs and dispatch trained organizers to organizing areas.
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Washington
INS
Presi
Dent William Green
Amerecan Federations of Labor
CIO
United Automobile Work
Ers
Green
United States
U S Venezuela Sign Trade Pact
The United States signed a reciprocal trade agreement with Venezuela. It is the 22nd such pact negotiated under the reciprocal agreement law.
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U. S
Venezuela
Washington
INS
United States
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