Kuhn Admits Chivalry Made Him Lie in Court
Fritz Kuhn testified that he lied to shield Mrs Florence Camp, claiming his affection cooled from love to hostility as the court heard letters from the pair. He admitted learning the divorce status and said he shielded both himself and Camp, while denying arranging her Reno divorce action for marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuhn
New York
Fritz Kuhn
Florence Camp
Bundsfuhrer
James G. Wallace
Wallace
Angel
FAS TEETH Promise Firmer Dentures and Comfort
Advertisement claims FAS TEETH powder improves denture stability and gum comfort. It promises no more embarrassment from loose plates and urges purchase at any drug store. The copy presents a home remedy tone and product benefits without clinical claims.
Radio Program Schedule Snapshot From 1940s Midwest Stations
A dense list of radio programming across WMT WGN WCCO WSUI WHO KFJB and others showing daily 6:00 to 6:00 schedules. Programs span music news dramas sports and variety from Captain Midnight to Amos n Andy and Amos etc with multiple stations and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMT
Easy Aces
WGN
WCCO
Amos ‘N
Andy
WSUI
Wee Arenes
Mr Keen
Tracer
Florence Lehmann
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Capt
Herne
WAJT
Inside of
WEHO
KPFJB
Green Hornet
Hieldelbero
Wiho
One Man's Family
KFJB
KFJH
Tommy Dorsey
WJO
Billy
Major Bowes
History In Review
Glen Miller
Orch
Johnny Davis
America
Awad Afaree
Waarne
Govt
Wiit
Nevws
Weco
Cedric Adams
WAIT
Electric Park
Dick Jurgens Orch
Wasane
Abe Lyman
Anson Weeks
Rollie Johnson
Jan Savitt
WWCCO
Hal Munroe
Sammy Kaye
Paul Sullivan
Griff Willams
Griff Williams
Fddy Rogers
Boyd Raeburn
Bob
WOI
wecco—Sunrisers
Jerry Smith
Boone
Wilo
KEJB
Merrymakers
KFJIB
Wmt—Country Home
Wcccco
Pfruit
Lem Hawkins
KPIB
Wsuui
Boston Southland Sincers
Prive Packase
Mi Perins
Bill
Kropp
McCleary
June Baker
Woman In White
Kitty Kelly
Len Salvo
Lanny Moss
David Harum
Hillton
Storieas
Guiding Light
Corntussel Lose
Lme
Mary Sothern
Wecco
Jerry
Zelda
Magic Kitchen
Grandma
Sam
Don Roth
WCCGO
Kitty Keene
Santa Claus
Wacco
Street Forum
Cedar Valley Hillbillies
WMT Voice of Iowa
Wiho—Lonefellows
Variety
Bos Wol
Wwwcco
Vinton
WMLI
Joe Doakes
Road of Life
Lem
Martha
Moeller
Ralph Ginsburgh
Scetty
Treasure
Wwcoco
Arnold Grimm
Harold Turner
Wceco
Judy
Jane
KPJB
Fopulag
Jimmy Walsh
Betty Crocker
Wakt
Joyce Jordan
Bookman
Mary Marlin
Department of Music
Ma_ Perkins
Tom Owen
Cowboys
League of Women Voters
Bob Millar
School of the Air
Pepner Young
Vic and Sade
Wccoo
Jonas Magee
Manhattan
Stella Dallas
Wayne West
Wssui
Lorenzo Jones
Symphony Hour
WEN
CCO
Ed McConnell
WiOcvouns
Widder Brown
Sor Sect
Oi—Kaffeeklatsch
WEN Grenadiers
Kathleen Norris
Woodland Rambler
Johnson
Weco-caroline's
Wealtz Tims
dMidstream
Nick Lucas
Charlie Flagler
Hollywood
KFIB
Random
Toaday
Scattergood Baines
Gus_ Lazaro
Wsce
Horrad Tait
Roman
WUG
Elen Randa
J B
Eco Hedda Hopper
Meec Miss Julia
Our Man
Cinnamon Bear
H. V. Kaltenborn
Musical Moods
Jack Armstrong
Kfjb—Cavalcade of Drama
Europe
Newa
Kraschel Son Named Alternate For West Point
Senator Guy M. Gillette of Iowa announced his recommendations for West Point appointments. Principals: Charles Leroy Reynoldson Primghar and Warren Taylor Guthrie Center. Alternates: Richard N Kraschel Harlan. Thomas Harding Polk Iowa City. Brice C Koch Guthrie Center. Robert T Harris Jr Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee
Guy M. Gillette
Iowa
United States Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
Charles Leroy Reynoldson
Primghar
Warren Taylor
Guthrie Center
Richard Nelson Kraschel
Harlan
Nelson G. Kraschel
Thomas Harding Polk
Burlington
University of Iowa
Huttons' Reconciliation Believed Due To Babs
Franklyn L. Hutton, father of Countess Barbara Mdivani Haugwitz Reventlow, announced in a newspaper advertisement on Saturday that his October 18 notice stating he no longer was remarried had been rescinded. The move appears tied to reconciliation with Barbara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Franklyn L. Hutton
Barbara Mdivani Haugwitz-Reventlow
Stock Broker Reconciles With Detroit Divorcée After Daughter Returns
A wealthy stock broker, previously blamed for his wife's debts, seeks reconciliation with Trene Curley Bodde whom he wed in 1926. The move is believed prompted by his daughter returning from Europe on October 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trene Curley Bodde
Detroit
Europe
Taft Warns of Camouflaged 1940 Spending Push
Senator Robert Taft charged the Roosevelt administration plans hidden public works in a preparedness program. He warned Congress will approve more highway and canal projects for defense, predicts continued deficits and possible inflation if policies do not change, threatening private initiative and freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Roosevelt
Congress
Taft
Iowa
Wage And Hour Law Upheld In Federal Ruling
Chicago judge William H. Holly ruled the federal wages and hours law constitutional in the first decision since enactment. In a separate action, Holly fined a Chicago firm $20 000 for noncompliance with the act. The decisions affirm the law and enforcement efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William H. Holly
Holly
Board orders release of records from Montgomery Ward plant
The board requests full records from Montgomery Ward and Company’s Kansas City plant after the firm refused to submit wage data. Holly directs production of records. Allied Golf Corporation fined $20,000 for falsifying overtime records and failing to keep overtime production records. $2,500 due now and the rest in installments, with about $5,000 owed in overtime to workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Ward and Company
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City
Holly
Allied Golf Corporation
Chicago
Sugar magnate Wallace M. Alexander dies at 70
Wallace M. Alexander, a prominent Honolulu sugar industry figure, died Wednesday at age 70. He was known as a leading businessman and philanthropist in Hawaii during the mid-20th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Wallace M. Alexander
Boyer Denies Propaganda Mission While in U S
French film star Charles Boyer arrives at Pan American base in North Carolina and denies any propaganda role in America. He explains his demobilization at age forty and notes he returned to fulfill movie contracts. His wife Pat Patterson adds a protective aside as Boyer jokes about horses and army duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Infz Rokr
New York
INS
Charles Boyer
America
United States
Pan- American Airway
Port Washington
N. C
Boyer
Mr. B
Pat Patterson
Atlantic
Maine
California
Property transfer record for Paul N. Clark and wf
Document notes a deed to The Hedges Co. involving lot 4 irrigation survey section 9-88-7 with a mortgage of record, a nominal $1 and gallon consideration dated 5-21-36. It records a conveyance and lien details among unnamed parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul N. Clark
the Hedges Co
Sur
Engineer Killed as Train Derailed Near North Chicago
The Chicago and North Western Winnebago passenger train carrying Northwestern University students home for Thanksgiving derailed near North Chicago. Engineer Harry Anderson was killed and fireman Stanley Mack of Elmhurst was severely burned. Sheriff Kennedy probes a report the locomotive hit a handcar operated by three workers who fled before impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Chicago, HI
Chicago and North Western
Northwestern University
Harry Anderson
Stanley Mack
Elmhurst
Thomas Kennedy
Grangers Favor Farm Moratorium Act Continuation
At the National Grange convention in Peoria Illinois delegates urged extending federal farm relief. They backed continuation of the Frazier Lemke foreclosures moratorium and 3 percent land bank loan rates plus 4 percent on special loans, plus a beef import embargo until standards are met. They also called for bans on block booking and blind selling of motion picture rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
National Grange
Land Bank
Committee On Public Morals
Billy Rose Offers Takeover of San Francisco Fair
New York promoter Billy Rose offered to run the bankrupt San Francisco fair for up to 1 million dollars. He wants to operate without interference along certain constructive lines and telegraphed the offer to Mayor Angelo Rossi, who referred it to Dan E. London, chairman of the 1940 fair committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Billy Rose
Fort Worth
Cleveland
Barnum
San Francisco Fair
Rose
Angelo Rossi
San Francisco
Dan E. London
Iowa Coeds Named Cadet Colonel Candidates
Five University of Iowa coeds were chosen as honorary cadet colonel candidates for the ROTC unit. The final selection will be announced at the military ball January 12 by Col. Homer H. Slaughter. Nominees include Beth Browning and Ruth House from Iowa City, Susan Runer, Nona Seeburg, and Eulalia Klingbeil from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Farmers Union backs parity price plan for wheat and cotton
The National Farmers Union adopted a plan to fix production costs or parity price for wheat and cotton, with a pool to cover the difference between fixed price and open market value. The convention also approved dairy, debt adjustment, and farm tenancy programs, and proposed a cow quota to curb dairying without destroying cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. W. Hones
Colfax
Wis
Dairy Committee
United States
National Farmers Union Convention
K. W. Howes
Wallace
Howes
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Officers Re elected as National Board Maintains Balance
The national board members were reelected with one exception. Tom Cheek of Oklahoma City, president of the Oklahoma State union, replaces W. M. Miller who withdrew. Reelected officers include John Vosecky as president, H. G. Kenney as vice president, J. M. Graves as secretary treasurer, with George A. Nelson Morris Erickson James Patton and Emil Lorika serving as board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Board
Tom Cheek
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma State Union
W. M. Miller
Kansas City
John Vosecky
Salina
Kan
H. G. Kenney
Omaha
J. M. Graves
Perkins
Okla
George A. Nelson
Milltown
Wis
Morris Erickson
Jamestown
N. D
James Patton
Denver
Cole
Emil Lorika
Arlington
S. D
Green challenges prosecution of unions as trusts
William Green of the American Federation of Labor accuses Thurman Arnold of a grave perversion of the law by applying antitrust laws to labor unions. Green asks Attorney General Murphy for a clear statement on whether the Clayton act protects labor organizations from Sherman Act prosecutions. He argues the act exempts unions and members from antitrust action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Thurman Arnold
Murphy
A. F. of L. Chieftain
Department of Justice
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Cedar
Ames
Minneapolis
Marshalltown
WNRF
Rock Island
Kraschel Son
Gillette
Huttons
Babs
Rena
Heart OF Chicago
Iowa-Northwestern
Kinnick
de Correvant
Bismarck
Loop
Dyche Stadium
Art Kassel
The
Bismarck Hotel
Randolph and Lasalle
Sugar King
Inez
Gazette
N. W
Farmers Union
Green
Brittany
Habary
Styles
Blaek
Vogues
DIAL
Second Street
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