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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1938

Page

5

War of words over Ruthenia border crisis widens

Vienna reports a Germany Hungary clash over Ruthenia in Czechoslovakia. Budapest says Czechs are to be expelled from newly regained territory while Slovak leaders retaliate with property seizures. Press claims islands of refugees and calls for immediate action as tensions rise.

Vienna Germany Hungary Ruthenia Budapest Prague Czechoslovakia Adolf Hitler Benito Mussolini Nyoborai Ujsag Macedonia Poland Vienna Radio

Bella neglects Jim over husband or hat on a whim

A brief note describes Bella's changing affections as she moves quickly from enthusiasm for a new husband or hat to disregard, leaving Jim to cope with the shifting attention and sentiment.

Bella Jim

Ruthenians resist Budapest and Budapest propaganda

Propaganda from Hungary aims to win early annexation of Ruthenian areas north and northeast of the frontiers drawn by Hitler and Mussolini. Vienna broadcasts in Slovak, Budapest in German and Italian, labeling news while signaling German Hungarian tension over new frontiers.

Budapest Hungary Hitler Mussolini Vienna

Sheppard Urges Permanent Election Group Creation

Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas urges a permanent elections committee to continuously study election legislation and reform. He argues current practice dissolves after reporting and calls for updates to the corrupt practices act to cover new campaign developments.

Washington Morris Sheppard Texas Senate Campaign Investigating Committee Sheppard Congress

Committee chief cites investigations over policy making

The committee led by Shep pard says it has been too occupied with investigations to craft legislative policies. He notes that campaigns and other legislation may be devised to enforce fair contests.

Sheppard

Demonstrators Demand Embargo on German Goods

In New York Matthew Woll of the AFL denounced sending Jewish refugees to Africa and Australia as lethal. At Madison Square Garden over 20 000 people heard speakers from The American Sponsoring Committee Against Nazi Outrages call for a boycott of German goods and an embargo, praising Roosevelt and urging a refugee conference led by Britain France the U S and Soviet Russia.

New York Matthew Woll American Federation of Labor Germany Africa Australia Madison Square Garden American Sponsoring Committee Rooseevlt Roosevelt Great Britain France United States Soviet Russia

Government dissolves Finnish fascist party in Helsinki

Finland's government dissolved the fascist party Tuesday in Helsinki. The move targets a party active in national politics and marks a step against extremist activity in the country.

Finn Fascists Helsingfors Finland

McNutt Delays Philippine Resignation Amid Indiana Politics

Friends in Indiana say Paul V. McNutt will postpone his resignation as high commissioner of the Philippine Islands due to recent state and national political shifts. He may stay in Manila indefinitely if the political horizon looks unfavorable, with a January return planned to Washington for a reassessment. The inducement includes a weakened favorite son bid after Democrats lost ground in Indiana.

Washington Indiana Paul V. McNutt Philippine Islands McNutt Manila Roosevelt Sen van Nuys

Jungle veteran Sasha Seimel eyes return to Brazil

New York report says the Latvian native spent World War I in Mato Grosso jungles using a six foot spear and 28 inch arrows. He arrived aboard the Bruyere planning a ten week stay and a lecture tour but may cut the trip short after reading current events. He earned the nickname tiger man among natives for slaying jaguars at close range.

New York Sasha Seimel Bruyere Brazil Matto Grosso Latvia

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