Nations Near Embargo Fill With U.S. Arms in October
Federal Munitions Board reports Neutral countries ordered large U.S. aircraft and arms in October to fill embargo slack. Licenses totaled 9.27 million dollars though no exports reached warring nations. China Sweden and Turkey led licenses with aircraft and engines. Argentina Brazil Finland Mexico Netherlands Indies Netherlands Siam Venezuela also listed among recipients. Actual exports amounted to about 1,259 dollars.
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Federal Munitions Board
China
Sweden
Turkey
Argentina
Brazil
Finland
Mexico
Netherlands Indies
Netherlands
Siam
Venezuela
Severe Fire Hits Estonian Port Now In Russia's Hands
A massive fire at Paldiski Estonia, a major harbor recently taken over as a Soviet naval base, endangered a munitions store after breaking out in a Russian canteen. Soviet ships were ordered to leave as the blaze raged nearby.
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Russia
Copenhagen
INS
Paldiski
Estonia
City Raids Clamp Lid On Huntington Liquor Scene
Police Chief Lon H. Whitten lauds eight off duty officers who raided six alleged liquor outlets amid claims of 300 illegal establishments in Huntington. Three officers—Merritt Wright, Cecil Kessick, and Harry Farris—were promoted to a special vice squad as the city pledges ongoing action to drive illegal activity from the Ohio River city.
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W. Va
INS
Lon H. Whitten
Whitten
Merritt Wright
Cecil Kessick
Harry Farris
Ohio River
Thief Steals Turkeys Then Apologizes in Note
In Charlotte North Carolina an oil firm employee reported three turkey gobblers stolen. A note of apology signed with an unfinished phrase read I hate to do this but have to and was attributed to a friend.
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Footwear For Fire Horses And Carriage Steeds
Cedar Rapids blacksmith Gus Kullander who worked from 1898 recalls the trade of horseshoeing once thriving in the area. He shows hand forged shoes from 1904 and explains why custom fitting mattered amid the rise of machine made shoes and the arrival of the automobile.
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Gus Kullander
Cedar Rapids
Kullander
East Side
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Mr. Kullander
H. C. Kullander
Fourth Avenue SE
Cornell University
Frank Vlach
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Five-month-old John Frederick Benning death in Iowa
Funeral services were held at the Benning home for John Frederick Benning, five months, who died after brain fever. Survived by parents, sister Roma Lee, and grandparents in Grand Mound and London. Rev. Karl Fouth led the service with a mixed sextet.
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Grand Mound
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London
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Frank Chaloupek
St. Joseph’s Church
Father Panek
Mr. Chaloupek
Czechoslovakia
Josephine Skala
Chaloupek
Joseph Chaloupek
James Melsa
George Wacha
Julia Riley
Toledo
John Dvorak
Tama
William Kolash
Blairstown
Legion Hall
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Harriet Bruch
Marjorie Martin
Ardis Wood
Charlotte Jackson
Dean Kimm
Raphael Schmuecker
Helen Gilroy
Lucile Barnes
Supt. F. H. Thompson
Newhall
Belle Plaine
Wallace to Tour Midwest for Farm Policy Push
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace will tour the Midwest this week delivering speeches to farmers in Oklahoma City Chicago Des Moines St Paul and later Des Moines for a Jackson Day gathering. He aims to rally farm belt support for the New Deal program and press for a processing tax to fund farm benefits while fueling speculation about a 1940 presidential bid. Potentially earmarked as Iowa favorite son prospects emerge from the Des Moines event.
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Bear Family in Bever Park Discuss Hibernation
Interview with Betty and Teddy Bear at Bever park, interpreted by Park Supt. Volz, reveals domestic squabbles and concerns about hibernation under human care. They debate eating habits, cleanliness, and whether urban life disrupts true winter sleep.
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Teddy Bear
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Wm. A. Volz
Bever Park
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Mamma Bear
Volz
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Teddy
Love Declared As Uplifting Word At USC Meeting
In Los Angeles the Philological Association of the Pacific Coast at its 41st annual USC gathering crowns love as the greatest word with biological significance and humanity uplifting power. Dr Louis Wann also blesses swell bunk and shark as colorful language.
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INL
The
Philological Association of the Pacific Coast
University of Southern California
Louis Wann
Dr. Wann
Chamberlain Talk To Be Broadcast In U S Today
Prime Minister Chamberlain’s London address will be relayed in the United States via WEAF NBC and MBS networks at 3 15 p m CST Sunday. The broadcast originates from London and will be transmitted by British short waves and the domestic networks.
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New York
London
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Radio schedule highlights from morning to late night
A dense listing of radio programs across stations WMT WCCO WHO WOI WGN KFJB WSUI WSUI WSUI WSUI, detailing hourly lineups including news religious services music interludes and orchestras from 7:05 to 11:00 PM with performers such as Bob Edge Parker Family Irene Rich Tommy Dorsey and Benny Goodman among others.
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Europe
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WCCO
WHO
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Uncle Ray
WOI
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Dick Leibert
Living Bible
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Grinnel
College Vesper Choir
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Salt Lake City Choir
Dad
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Hurth
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Bob Jones Bierne
Alice Blue
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Anson Weeks
N. Y. Philharmonic
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Capitol
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Lutheran Hour
PDJB
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Ling Bee
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Silver Theater
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Wees
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Rouch Club
Ree People’s Church of
Heidelberg Arch
Ellery Queen
Charlie McCarthy
Tommy Dorsey
Voice of Hawaii
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WMII
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Manhattan
Parker
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WGON
Joe Saunders
Orch
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Fuller
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Ween
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Wayne King
Wene Saunders
Bob Chester
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Fee Inn
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KPBS
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Zelda
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Eegsee
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Lew Diamond
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Wccco
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Yearly romance tangled in Jinny and Sue saga
Joel grows torn between Jinny and Sue as he confesses love to both in rapid succession. He weighs Sue the forbidden star, Dusty’s presumed prize, against Jinny’s near devotion in White Creek while sensing the looming consequences on all involved. The inner conflict deepens as he recalls past kiss memories.
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Joel
White Creek
Sue Garland
Dusty
Sue
Gran
Hormel Reports Higher Profit For Fiscal Year
Hormel and Company and subsidiaries, meat packers based in Austin Minnesota, posted a net profit of 1 601 001 for the year ended October 28 equaling 3 19 a share on common stock, up from 1 031 574 or 1 98 a share last year.
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George A. Hormel and Company
Austin
Natex touted by local residents for relief from ailments
A Natex representative at Podzimek's Pharmacy recalls multiple local testimonials praising Natex for digestion, energy, and sleep. Lee Burton reports improved appetite, weight gain, steadier nerves, and better rest after using Natex, claiming it revived his stamina for demanding truck driving duties.
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Podzimek
Second Ave. SE
Post Office
Lee Burton
Third Ave
Denver
Chicago
100 Second Ave. SE
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