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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1938

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Iowa voters seek intelligent neutrality in looming European talks

An Iowa writer urges Senators Gillette and Dickinson to avoid war entanglement and push for cautious, informed neutrality as rumors of a large international conference grow. He faulted Earl Hall and the state board of education over politics and past coal-buying schemes involving Arch McFarlane and Illinois outfits.

Andidates House of Congress United States Munich Iowa Europe Washington Roosevelt Uncle Sam Pennsylvania Avenue Messrs Gillette Dickinson Earl Hall Hall Iowa Board of Education State Board Muntz Hairman Otto Muntz Kraschel State Board of Education wMuntz The Gazette Arch McFarlane Board of Education Illinois McFarlane W. J. McChesney Walter A. Jessup

Czechs' President Benes Resigns From Office

Czechoslovakia's President Eduard Benes resigned after leading since 1935. Premier Jan Syrovy will govern until a successor is chosen. The move follows Munich gave Sudetenland to Germany and shifts toward new neighborly policies amid ongoing occupation talks.

Prague Munich Sudetenland Nazi Germany Eduard Benes Czechoslovakia Benes Council of Ministers Jan Syrovy National Assembly Germany Hitler Italy Hungary

Former West Union Woman Found Dead in Local Hotel Room

Mrs Edna E. Bopp, 46, once of West Union, was found dead in an Allison hotel room at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Coroner Dr. B L Knight ruled death by self poisoning. an empty labeled bottle lay in a waste basket. Bopp, a maid, had been dismissed Monday and checked into the hotel soon after.

Edna E. Bopp West Union Allison Hotel B. L. Knight Knight Tom Condon Bopp

Merger Plan Aims Dictatorship Says Dies Committee

John C. Metcalfe testified before the Dies committee that a movement seeks to unite Nazifascist groups in the United States into a third party to drive toward dictatorship. He named groups including the German American Bund and Silver Shirts, Russian National League, Mexican Gold Shirts, and a revived Ku Klux Klan.

Washington United States John C. Metcalfe Dies Metcalfe Newton Jenkins Chicago Herman Schwarzmann Astoria New York Band Post

Germans Complete Zone 3 Occupation in Sudetenland

Carlsbad dispatch reports German forces completing occupation of zone No 3 as crowds clash with Czech and Jewish evacuees. Observers describe a 20 mile long motorized column of over 200 tanks and artillery moving eastward from Graslitz toward Carlsbad with troops engineers and communications personnel.

Carlsbad Sudetenland Zone No. 3 Czechoslovakia Graslitz Adolf Hitler Carlsbad I Annaberg Hitler Germany

Mercury Eases Up After Summer Heat

Cedar Rapids sees a drop in temperatures after a heat spike with a high of 88 degrees on Tuesday afternoon. The thermometer eased to 66 degrees by 2:30 PM on Wednesday under clear skies, with morning lows near 59 rising to 64 by 10 AM and 70 at 1:30 PM.

Cedar Rapids Chambers Inskeep Company

Daladier Wins Full Fiscal Powers Amid French Mobilization

Paris editors report the senate approved Premier Edouard Daladier's plenary financial powers by 286 to 2 with two communists opposing. chamber votes were 331 to 78 with 204 abstentions. The move enables measures to stabilize the economy and may include revaluing Bank of France gold, while limits run to Nov 15 and require parliamentary ratification.

Paris Senate Edouard Daladier Chamber of Deputies Chamber Popular Front Bank of France Chamber Financial Commission Daladier Paul Marchandeau

Trouble With Europe Is It Believes What Its Politicians Say

A humorous 1938 column by Arthur Bugs Baer critiques European politics and elections. It contrasts Europe’s political rhetoric with American voting habits, likening it to a game of tick tack toe where outcomes seem determined by bluff and polling.

Europe

87 Year-Old Hicks Defies Age Living Alone in Iowa Home

Sarah Kelly Hicks, age 87, of Linn County, followed by a fall, is in St Luke's hospital. Independent and resourceful, she has dwelt 39 years in a Wilson avenue SW home, tending a garden, chickens, and income to buy staples. Neighbors distant, she still walks to town, roofs her property herself, as Gazette reporters observed from the yard and roof.

Sarah Kelly Hicks Linn County St. Luke's Hospital Independence Mrs. Hicks the Gazette Gazette

Bank Messengers Robbed of $60,000 in Ottawa Heist

Two bandits armed with sub machine guns hijacked First National Bank messengers on a downtown Ottawa street. They escaped with an estimated $60,000 in the daytime robbery.

Ottawa First National Bank

Berlin Speaker Praises Mussolini in Christmas Peace Note

Berlin reports Adolf Hitler lauded Mussolini for aiding Germany in its first Christmas of peace since World War I during a speech at the Sportpalast. The Munich commission faces new hurdles over reparations tied to Sudetenland under the 1938 partition plan for Czechoslovakia.

Bulletin Berlin INS Mussolini Germany Adolf Hitler Berlin International Commission Czechoslovakia Foreign Office Sudetenland

Principal Hallman Drives Franklin P T A Off Campus

Franklin high school disbands its P T A as Principal M S Hallman asserts control over parent school activities He rejects afternoon meetings and slips home to notify families enforcing a ban on sales while stressing equal office holding for parents and teachers The disbanding ends the group once the city’s largest P T A with former sponsor Miss Ruby Byers described as ending naturally under new conditions

Franklin High School P.T A Franklin M. S. Hallman Hallman Parent Teacher Association Washington High School P.T.A Franklin P.T A W. J. Barngrover

Yankees Beat White Sox In 9th? Box Score Recap

Box score shows New York Yankees against Chicago White Sox with Ruffing winning 9 Runs batted in for Dickey Gordon Hack two base hits Gordon Henrich Crosetti Hartnett sacrifice by Ruffing stolen base Dickey hits allowed 11 by Ieee time 1 53 umpired by Moran Rolls Sears Wubbard.

Dickey Gordon Hack Henrich Crosetti Hartnett Ruffing New York Chicago Lee Dee Ieee Yankees DiMaggio Gehrig Cavarretta Herman Selkir Selkirk Jurges Hermans Collins Reed CUBS Cavarrella Reynolds

Mussolini Demands Immediate Anglo Italian Pact Action

London reports Premier Mussolini pressed Britain to apply the Anglo Italian agreement at once. He seeks recognition of Italy's Ethiopian conquests and warns of intervention in the Spanish Civil War if blocked. Ciano handed the demand to Lord Perth in Rome outlining Italy's terms and links to Munich pact.

London INL Mussolini Europe Ethiopia Ilduce Italy Duce Neville Chamberlain Munich Lord Perth Rome Galeazzo Ciano Britain

Community Chest Final Report Push Under Way

Volunteers press for donations as final report approaches with a 6 p.m. dinner on Thursday at the Montrose hotel Ter race room. The gathering ends by 8:30 p.m. with workers paying for their own meals. The honor roll lists firms and organizations reaching or exceeding goals including Iowa Electric Light and Power, Coca Cola Bottling, The Gazette company, and others.

Community Chest Montrose Iowa Electric Light and Power Company Craemer'’s Cedar Rapids Engineering Company the Gazette Company Higbee Shoe Store R. D. Hunting Lumber Company Luberger Company Syndicate Clothing Company Jack Yager Company French Stamats Company Kitterman’s F. S. Mitralsky and Company New Process Laundry Troy Laundry Coca Cola Bottling Company Harper and McIntyre Company Loose Wiles Biscuit Company Security Laboratories Concrete Products Company Takin Brothers

Yankees Beat Cubs In World Series Opener At Wrigley Field

The New York Yankees defeated the Chicago Cubs 3 to 1 in the opening game of the World Series at Wrigley Field before 44,000 fans. Crosetti and Henrich contributed key at bats as the Yankees turned 12 hits into runs while Lee and Ruse sold pitched for Chicago.

Wrigley Field Chicago Bill Lee Jack Rusesell New York Yankees Chicago Cubs

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