Welles Urges World Limit on Arms and Attacks
Undersecretary Sumner Welles called for arms limitation and world economic reconstruction as foundations of international stability. He urged a worldwide ban on air bombing and gas attacks on civilians and spoke of a potential new world order based on justice and law. He also revealed Roosevelt’s appeals to Mussolini, authentic information on Germany’s 28 September invasion timing, and a belief that war in Europe was imminent.
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Washington
State Department
Sumner Welles
Welles
Washington Evening Star Radio Forum
President Roosevelt
Mussolini
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Bandit and wife doomed to death in Arkansas murder case
In Hot Springs Arkansas a jury sentenced Lucille Goad and Buford Goad to death for murder. Lucille claimed she married a former convict unknowingly, while Buford confessed to five killings during robberies. The couple faced execution as Alfred Dickson and Clarence Johnson stood for trial.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Lucille Goad
Buford Goad
Goad
Joseph
B. Anderson
Lucille Anderson
Little Rock
Indiana Penitentiary
Eldon Cooley
Arkansas
Alfred Dickson
Clarence Johnson
Stolen car recovered within minutes after theft report
A car stolen from the Paramount parking lot was found in front of the Memorial building and returned to owner Miss Mary Winslow within about 30 minutes of police receiving the report. The vehicle was located by Patrolmen Hines and Walters and returned to 2171 Linden Drive SE.
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Paramount
Mary Winslow
Hines
Walters
Memorial Building
Winslow
Linden Drive
M J Hedin Dies At Mound Minnesota Former Cedar Rapids Insurance Leader
Martin J. Hedin 68 a Cedar Rapids life insurance executive died at his Lake Minnetonka home in Mound Minnesota Tuesday at 4 15 a m He led Cedar Rapids Life Insurance as general agent from 1917 to 1932 and earlier headed Metropolitan Life in Cedar Rapids He survived by wife Amanda J Hedin son Lynn J Hedin Cedar Rapids daughter Mrs Willard H Gibbs Sioux Falls two brothers and two grandchildren Funeral services will be held at Mound with Masonic lodge burial at Lakewood Minneapolis.
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Martin J. Hedin
Cedar Rapids
Lake Minnetonka
Mound
Minn
Hedin
Cedar Rapids Life Insurance Company
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Iowa
el Ka
Minneapolis
Willard H. Gibbs
Louis J
Otto J
Sauk Center
John Lynn
Charlotte Ann Hedin
Masonic Lodge
Lakewood Cemetery
Bilbo Seeks Bill To Raise Pensions To Sixty Dollars
Senator Theodore Bilbo proposes a national old age pension plan to lift grants to 60 cents a day? no, 60 dollars per month for about 1.6 million people. The draft bill would push federal outlays from 191 million to 600 million annually and require states to match the sum.
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Bilbo
Washington
INS
Theodore Bilbo
Miss
Roosevelt
Breakup Of Bund Rally Is Denounced By Thomas
Norman Thomas and the American Civil Liberties Union condemned Hudson County New Jersey officials for permitting the Sunday rally disruption. Fritz Kuhn faced a mob in Union City as about 2000 people booed and fought. Thomas said the mob fuels fascism more than Kuhn ever could.
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New York
Norman Thomas
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Hudson County
New Jersey
Volksbund
Fritz Kuhn
Bundfuehrer
Union City
Kuhn
America
Bread bombardment of Madrid shocks loyalist Spain
Nationalist planes bombed Madrid with 47 tons of white bread in a Monday raid as Franco day celebrated. Burgos reports 30 planes dropped 178000 loaves in parachutes and sacks to aid captives in Soviet Madrid and show the bread coming from Franco forces.
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Barcelona
Madrid
Spain
Burgos
Francisco Franco
Farm Battle Lines Edge Over Administration Farm Program
Washington dispatch notes the farm program dispute sharpens as AAA officials oppose basic revisions while many farmers demand major changes. Secretary Wallace avoids comment after tours of cotton and wheat belts, with officials noting AAA head Tolley stated no fundamental changes are planned.
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Washington
INL
AAA
Wallace
Agriculture Department
H. R. Tolley
Tolley
Soviet Union searches for three ace women aviators missing in Siberia
Rescue parties by air, land, and water comb 500000 square miles east of Lake Baikal for Valentina Grizodubova Polina Ossipenko and Marina Raskova after their Moscow to Far East flight ended with no contact since Sept 25. Eyewitness signals from a downed twin engine plane near Amut Kit point to possible location. authorities mobilize parachute horseback and reindeer groups amid rough weather and harsh terrain.
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Moscow
Russia
Siberia
Lake Baikal
Lake Amutkit
Komsomolsk
Valentina Grizodubova
Supreme Soviet of Parliament
Polina Ossipenko
Marina Raskova
Soviet Union
Rodina
Lake Baikale
Railroads claim high average salaries despite wage cut bid
Railroads defended a 15 percent wage cut by arguing that average earnings for the first half of 1938 rose to 918.83 dollars per worker, the highest in 22 years, while total payrolls fell due to fewer employees, even as government policies reduced railroad revenues. A. F. Cleveland blamed government hydro power, discounted rates, and waterways work for financial strain.
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Washington
J. Elmer Monroe
Association of American Railroads
Roosevelt
Monroe
A. F. Cleveland
Cleveland
A.A.R
Hurd divorce settles custody of family dog Bingo
In San Francisco Mr and Mrs William Hurd disputed custody of Bingo the fox terrier pup in a divorce case. The agreement grants Mrs Hurd custody of the dog while Mr Hurd may take it for Sunday walks.
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San Francisco
William Hurd
Hurd
Anne Adams Pattern 4962 For slen der at home and abroad
Pattern 4962 offers a four-piece outfit with sweetheart neck and braided waistline. Choose synthetic for all day wear or cotton broadcloth in pastel for kitchen use. Available in sizes 34 to 48. fabric yardage and ric rac listed. pattern price 15 cents, book 15 cents, both 25 cents. Send order to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department, 243 W 17th St, New York.
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Anne Adams
Ricrac
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Department
W. 17Th St
New York
Posture grading in teens highlights health concerns
A health survey shows less than one percent of teens reach A I posture, 75 percent are C II I, and 20 percent score D IV. The study explains anterior and frontal posture references with detailed criteria for excellent good and poor profiles. The findings stress posture as a health indicator beyond appearance.
Postural Syndrome of Obesity and Posture Fixes
W J Kerr and J B Lagen discuss in Annals of Internal Medicine November 1936 a postural syndrome linked to relaxed obesity. It includes low spirits, diaphragmatic limitation, reduced vital capacity, shallow breathing, and potential heart strain. Suggested remedy starts with keeping the chin in as if within a stiff collar.
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W. J. Kerr
J. B. Lagen
Annals of Internal Medicine
Questions and Answers column on hair care and health tips
Readers seek guidance on dandruff treatment and scalp care with a home-made pomade recipe and repeated shampooing. The column advises a salicylic acid and sulfur paste, and monthly routines to apply before bed.
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Dan Druff
Cp B.i
Onli
U.S.A
B.P
W. M.S
A.L
Zone Rally at Nazarene Church with Uncle Buddie as speaker
The Rev Bud Robinson known as Uncle Buddie will be the principal speaker at an all day zone rally at Church of the Nazarene located at K Street and Fourteenth Avenue SW. The Rev H C Powers district superintendent will preside and speak at the evening service. Day services are at 1030 am 230 pm and 730 pm with visiting church members providing music.
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Bud Robinson
Church of the Nazarene
K_ street
Fourteenth Avenue
Mr. Robinson
Uncle Buddie
Nazarene
H. C. Powers
Receivers Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Iowa
Liquidation action by D W Bates as Receiver of Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and Trust Company seeks court approval to sell real property in Poweshiek County for 1800. Hearing set October 12 1938 at Cedar Rapids Iowa Court House.
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Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and Trust Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
District Court
Linn County
D. W. Bates
Poweshiek County
Court House
Inn County
Uncle Wiggily and the nutting party in the woods
Uncle Wiggily leads Baby Bunty and Bubu on a woodland nutting adventure. Johnnie and Billie Bushs tail reveals no danger, just chestnuts and peanut lore, with Bubu learning about peanuts and stickery balls before a cliffhanger on nut candy.
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Uncle Wiggily
Baby Bunty
Mr. Longears
Rabbit
Bubu
Bunty
Unkie Wig
Johnnie
Billie
Hal
Buster
Ankie Wig
Uncle Wiggly
Bille
Changed His Mind Silas Noke Escapes Then Requests Reimprisonment
In Charlestown West Virginia Silas Noke escaped from the county jail using a broom-handle key carved by a prison mate He then called Sheriff Ernest Watson in Hillsboro Virginia requesting to be jailed again saying he was sorry for the escape and asking permission.
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Charlestown
Silas Noke
Ernest Watson
Hillsboro
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Church of Nazarene
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Owa
George C. Gorman
Bedtime
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Erry
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