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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1939
Page
12
The blast in Munich targeted Adolf Hitler after he spoke to a crowd, revealing a sophisticated security system around the leader. Goering warned against assassinations in 1937, and the regime maintains tight precautions, including restricting access at events like the automobile show.
A health note urges readers to check energy and red cell count, linking fatigue to poor appetite and run-down condition. It promotes a $5.8 tonic as a proven aid to improve appetite and strengthen blood, claiming it is stock available at drug stores with no substitutes advised by ethical dealers.
Description of extensive protective measures around Adolf Hitler' s movements. Police and bodyguards cover all routes and venues. Rail travel in Italy and Rome's streets were heavily guarded, with checks on travelers and mass arrests preceding visits. Military units guarded the eastern front trip.
A five year agreement was entered with the state highway commission by the city council Thursday to maintain primary roads within city limits. The work includes surface maintenance roadbed repair to bridges culverts and guard rails and will be funded by the highway commission. The agreement can be rescinded at any time.
Washington AP reports that licenses for exporting war materials to Britain and France are starting at the State Department but slowly due to new details demanded by the neutrality law. Firms must provide full contractual sale details and the National Munitions Control Board will report biannually to Congress.
The Clan of C, an athletic fraternity at Coe, met Wednesday evening and voted to impose tighter freshman restrictions. Members said the senior class failed to enforce duties and outlined tentative steps to create and enforce new rules.
Attorneys for Park Construction Co of Minneapolis pled guilty in a St. Paul election law case. The firm faced charges related to violations of campaign or election rules and entered a guilty plea on Thursday. Local officials and the court prepared to proceed with sentencing.
The Kokomo Chrysler plant, employing 700 workers, shut down Thursday after parts from Detroit transmission units became unavailable due to the strike. Plant manager W G Tunis cited the Detroit strike as the cause and noted the facility could not obtain necessary components. The District Court case mentioned previous fines by Judge Gustavus Loevinger precede these events.
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