Papen Signals New Peace Balloons in Turkey Spain
Franz von Papen, German ambassador to Turkey, told La Vanguardia that after crushing Fausia Germany expects a general armistice with Turkey playing a peace role. He warned Britain must submit or the war will continue, and suggested Turkey and Spain may provide transit facilities and resource cooperation if they stay out of the war.
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Turkey
Spain
Ankara
Germany
Franz von Papen
la Vanguardia of
Madrid
von Papen
Paul Schmidt
Fausia
Europe
Britain
Mediterranean
Russia
Middle East
Libya
Moscow
Caucasus
Churchill Hoped To Get One German
London, UP report Brendan Bracken said in a Paddington speech that when Winston Churchill made his 1940 trip to France he took a plan to capture a German fighter. Bracken described Churchill’s wartime mindset and resolve during that pivotal moment.
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Churchill
London
Brendan Bracken
Paddington
Winston Churchill
France
Churchill arms remark quoted by Bracken in stormy night
Bracken recalls Churchill under rain at Downing Street asking his butler for a heavy pistol saying he might "account for at least one German" if attacked by the enemy. The remark underscores wartime anxiety and Churchill's resolve during a grim moment.
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Churchill
Bracken
Secret Agent Indicted Over Army Misrepresentation
New York. Captain Philip del Fungo Giera, 69, a noted secret agent in the 1934 senate munitions inquiry, is indicted for falsely claiming to be an officer of the U S army to gain backing for his inventions. Giera, whose real name is Peter Brenner Jr, claims service for 21 countries and had ties to Du Pont as a German representative. Prosecution notes none of his demonstrated inventions to army and navy officials proved practical. Police report on the Middletown, New York estate describes firearms, “electric eyes” alarms, and guard dogs.
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New York
INS
Philip del Fungo Giera
Senate
United States Army
Giera
U. S
Ickes
Peter Brenner, Jr
Army
Navy
Middletown
FBI
du Pont Company
Campaign to reduce waste led by city schools chief
Joe Suma, chief engineer for the city’s schools, announced an all-out drive to cut waste across the independent school system to aid national defense. He called the nation at a war crossroads and urged saving, with a questionnaire sent to custodians on lights, leaks, and showers.
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Joe Suma
Board of Education
Townsend auxiliaries cancel meetings and charity events
Townsend auxiliaries units 1 and 3 will not meet this month. Kathyrn Kaufman chairs War Relief committee with Red Cross sewing room gathering at 9 a.m. Wednesday. Columbia division No 37 ladies auxiliary to the ORC and friends head to a Kensington Thursday afternoon at Mrs. J S Arendts home 1721 Avenue NE. Palm Grove No 1 Woodmen circle sponsors a card party at the Bowery of the Light Co. Wednesday at 7 30 p m with Blanche Higgins in charge. Players bring own cards.
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Women of the Moose War Relief
Kathryn Kaufman
Red Cross
Columbia Division No. 37
O R. C
Kensington
J. S. Arendts
Avenue NE
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Palm Grove No. 1
Bungalow of the Light Company
Blanche Higgins
Cedar Rapids Superintendent In Hospital For Major Procedure
Arthur Deamer, longtime superintendent of Cedar Rapids schools, remains in University hospital at Iowa City as doctors prepare for a major medical procedure. He is reported in stable condition and expected to undergo surgery shortly with his recovery and future duties to be announced by district officials.
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Arthur Deamer
Cedar Rapids
University Hospital At
Iowa City
Open House Planned at McKinley Junior High
An open house at McKinley junior high school is set for Wednesday evening, Nov. 19 from 7 30 to 9 to introduce parents to new instructors as the principal is away for three weeks recovering from an operation.
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McKinley Junior High School
McKinley
Cedar Rapids Board Leases Dairydale School to Church
The Cedar Rapids board of education leased the Dairydale school to the Dairydale Community church and Sunday school. Dedication services are set for December 7 with W. A. Rail, justice of the peace, as guest speaker led by Rev. L. E. Wardle who announced the arrangement on Tuesday.
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Cedar Rapids
Trapping Charge Fines Arrestee In Prairieburg Area
Mick Brislawn, 50, of Prairieburg, was arrested Monday by Conservation Officer Ray Beck on the Buffalo River near Prairieburg. He pleaded guilty before Justice E. M. Wetherbee in Central City and was fined $25 plus costs for trapping without properly tagged traps.
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Mick Brislawn
Prairieburg
Ray Beckman
Buffalo River
E. M. Wetherbee
Central City
Brislawn
Religion and conduct urged by local pastor at Y’s club
The Rev William Jacobs pastor of the First Presbyterian church told the Y s Men s club Monday night at the Y M C A that Christianity can live if its teachings are put into conduct focusing on individual work and the dignity and respect for man as the sole solution Paul Parks introduced the speaker
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William Jacobs
First Presbyterian Church
Y's Men’s Club
Y.M.C
Jacobs
Paul Parks
Coe Directory Issued to Students as Herd Book
The 1941 42 Coe college directory known as the herd book was issued from the recorder s office Monday. It lists names addresses telephone numbers and titles of faculty and administration.
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Coe
Coe College
Recorder’s Office
Cub pack 17 meeting inspects at Buchanan school
A Cub pack No 17 gathering at Buchanan school Friday night featured inspection by Bill Stewart. Awards included Lion books to John Drabelle Allen Davis Bear books to Jerry Harbit James Summerhauser gold arrows to Michael Thiesen David Suchomel Roger Jennison John Vaughn Lion badges to Larry Beatty Dick Filter Jack Dye Bear badges to Bill Seigle David Suchomel Billy Webster and service stars to Don Buckheister Gene Sorenson and Jack Schafer.
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Buchanan School
Bill Stewart
Lion Books
John Drabelle
Allen Davis
Bear
Jerry Harbit
James Summerhauser
Gold Arrows
Michael Thiesen
David Suchomel
Roger Jennison
John Vaughn
Larry Beatty
Dick Filter
Jack Dye
Bill Seigle
Billy Webster
Don Buckheister
Gene Sorenson
Jack Schafer
Notice of Administrator Appointment in Linn County
On November 17, 1941, Ollie Kula was appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Joseph B. Holub, deceased, Linn County Iowa. All debts should be paid to the administrator and all claims filed with the Linn County Iowa District Court Clerk, Carl Hendrickson attorney.
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State of Iowa
Linn County
Joseph B. Holub
Iowa
Iown District
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Besgee Me
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Hale
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Dairydale
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Carl Hendrickson
Garmoe Jewelry
Third Street
DIAL
Philip Morris & Co
Std Ave
America's
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Express
Phillips Milk
Magnesia
For All
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LAVA
Nurito
Lyon Pinkham CO
Dr. Lyons
Fletcher
SLOAN
Dorothy Perkins
Johnson
Luden
Rey
Armand Bouquet
Pararat
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