Nazi Aim In Russia To Hold Down Destruction Plan
Aviation critic Alexander de Seversky argues Nazi aims differ by theater. In Russia Hitler seeks actual possession of factories minerals petroleum and labor, using surround tactics to minimize destruction while planning occupation with coordinated air and ground force.
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Russia
Europe
West
Hitler
England
R.A.F
British Isles
Low Countries
France
Leningrad
Odessa
Ukraine
Rotterdam
Prague
Coventry
Belgrade
Minsk
Smolensk
Ger
Carnegie Institute Bars Lindy From Using Its Halls
Samuel Harden Church, president of Carnegie Institute, said the America First committee may hire a hall anytime for any topic but Lindbergh cannot appear on the platform. He had agreed to rent Carnegie Music Hall for a meeting Monday night with Lindbergh barred due to anti Semitic utterances in Des Moines.
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Pittsburgh
Samuel Harden Church
Carnegie Institute
America First Committee
Charles A. Lindbergh
Church
Adolf Hitler
Carnegie Music Hall
Lindbergh
Des Moines
Statement Of The Condition Of The Peoples Savings Bank
Bank balance sheet shows assets totaling 6 077 180 32 with loans 93 million, securities 246 thousand, deposits 3 821 652 62, and owners equity including capital and surplus. Bank officials certify the report dated October 4 1941 with signatures of cashiers and trustees.
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The
Peoples Savings Bank
U. & Deposits
Paris Dome as Anti Nazi Lesson on Rue de la Paix
A dome fronting the Ministry of Justice at the end of Rue de La Paix in Paris was designed as a stark warning to Parisians against anti Nazi acts. The structure stands as a grim reminder in the so called Fifth Avenue of Paris.
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Ministry of Justice
Rue de la Paix
Fifth Avenue
Paris
American Ships Hunt Axis Raider Off Brazil Coast
US naval vessels searched Saturday night for an axis raider believed to be a submarine near Brazil's coast after the C White tanker was sunk inside the American defense zone. Survivors were rescued by the S C White and Westelas with captains William Mello and others reported.
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Rio DE Janeiro
United States
C. White
Brazil
Vichy
Dakar
Africa
South America
Roosevelt
Frank Knox
S. C. White
Westelas
Delorte
Wiliam Mello
Everett
Mass
I. C. White
Pernambuco
Loosbrock Services Held At Dyersville
Funeral services for the Rev. Henry J. Loosbrock chaplain of Sacred Heart convent Cedar Rapids who died Wednesday were held at St. Francis church in Dyersville Friday morning The solemn requiem high mass was celebrated by Rev Ed Loosbrock of Dubuque with a team of clergy including Rev Paul W Kirchhoff Rev Henry Nosbish Rev James Mullen Very Rev Joseph Leinkenmeyer Very Rev John Herbers Rev Robert Palen Rev Robert Spahn and Rev Peter Graff The sermon was given by Rev Henry Reinert Archbishop Francis Joseph Beckman presided Burial followed in St Francis cemetery.
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Dyersville
Henry J. Loosbrock
Sacred Heart Convent
Cedar Rapids
St. Francis Church
Ed Loosbrock
Dubuque
Paul W. Kirchhoff
St. Catherine's
Henry Nosbish
Independence
James Mullen
Maquoketa
Joseph E. Leinkenmeyer
Bellevue
John B. Herbers
Robert Palen
Robert Spahn
Peter Graff
Petersburg
Wilson High Students to Visit Stamp Club Meeting
Wilson high school students and parents will attend the Cedar Rapids Stamp Club meeting at the Montrose hotel on Monday evening Oct. 6. Col. John A. Hooper of Los Angeles will speak. he owns The Hooper Publishing Company and is the oldest living philatelic journal publisher.
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Wilson High School
Cedar Rapids Stamp Club
Montrose Hotel
Col
John A. Hooper
Los Angeles
Hooper Publishing Company
Guerrillas Hear Fuehrer Speech at Sportspalast Rally
Wartime dispatch recalls Gen. Alois Elias facing a death sentence in Bohemia and Moravia. German authorities in Belgium and northern France impose death penalties for those aiding the enemy or recruiting for armed forces. King Haakon issues decrees after clashes in Norway, including a Steinkjer protest following a cafe incident with German troops.
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Fuehrer
Haakon
Norway
Steinkjer
Trondheim
Rain Moves In After Fog as Cedar Rapids Warms
After Cedar Rapids faced a foggy day, a Saturday rain shower brought a high of 68 degrees by 7 pm. The day ended with 0.18 inches of rain and a late-evening temperature near 67 degrees, continuing a wet spell following September’s record rainfall.
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Cedar Rapids
Jack Cunningham dies at 59 veteran screenwriter and newspaperman
Santa Monica California AP Jack Cunningham 59 a veteran newspaperman and one of Hollywood s most successful screen scenario writers for the last 25 years died Saturday after a long illness that began with a stroke while he worked on his last assignment Union Pacific three years ago Born in Manchester Iowa he earlier worked on newspapers in Manchester New York Philadelphia and Pittsburgh He wrote films including The Black Pirate Don Q The Thundering Herd Wagon Wheels The Covered Wagon Ruggles of Red Gap and Mississippi
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Santa Monica
Calif
Jack Cunningham
Hollywood
Union Pacific
Cunningham
Don Q
Ruggles
Red Gap
Mississippi
Manchester
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Missing Bomber Reported Sighted Near Needles
An army B-18 bomber missing since Tuesday night with six men aboard was reported sighted Saturday thirty five miles north of Peach Springs Arizona and 125 miles east. Rescue parties moved out immediately after a highway patrolman found the plane on a high mesa in a rugged southwest region.
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Needles
Calif
Peach Springs
Ariz
Arizona Highway
Tropical Storm Nearing Florida Expected to Hit Florida Coast
A federal warning says a tropical storm in the Atlantic, possibly hurricane force near its center, will cross the outer Bahamas and approach Florida’s lower coast late Sunday if its present course continues.
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Miami
Fla
Federal Hurricane Warning System
Atlantic Ocean
Bahama Islands
Florida
Public Fire Prevention Campaign Opens This Week
The Chamber of Commerce fire prevention committee led by A C Hoblitzell announces a 10 point program to raise public awareness. Activities include in store placards theater trailers school inspections and fire drills in city schools with media outreach and bus ads to stress prevention.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
A. C. Hoblitzell
Paramount
State
Iowa
Rialto
Palace
WMT
Record Military Aircraft Deliveries Reach 12 651 in Nine Months
The Office of Production Management reports 1 914 military airplanes delivered in September to the army navy and Great Britain. Total output for January through September reaches 12 651 with September above August 1 854 and July 1 460. The rate implies about 24 000 units annually.
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Washington
INS
OPM
Army
Navy
Great Britain
City Briefs Highlight Local Meetings And Incidents
The Children’s Home board meets Tuesday at 10 am at the home. Townsend Club No 1 convenes Monday at 745 pm in Memorial building superior court room. Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters Sacred Heart court 727 meets Monday at 730 pm in Rosary hall. Dr Jaroslav Novak Czech diplomat speaks at Rotary luncheon Monday noon at the Roosevelt hotel. A car fire at Fifth Ave and Fifth St SE was put out by Company No 1 about 820 pm Saturday. The car belongs to Harold Bruns and Fred N Lutz who returned from a three day Coca Cola Bottlers convention in Denver. Fire crews were sent to La Plant Choate plant at First Ave E and 30th St late Saturday. it was a false alarm blamed on sprinkler system pressure.
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Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters
Sacred Heart Court
Rosary Hall
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Street
Company No. 1
Harold Bruns
Route 2
la Plant-Choate Company
First Avenue E
Thirtieth Street
Stassen to Address Des Moines Masons at Shrine Auditorium
Gov. Har old E. Stassen of Minnesota will speak at 8 p.m. Wednesday to a statewide Masonic gathering in Des Moines. The event, open to Masons only, marks the Order of Red Cross and Malta day ceremonies by York Rite Masons of Iowa and Temple Commandery No. 4. Lt. Gov. Hickenlooper will speak at the preceding banquet. about 3,500 are expected.
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Des Moines
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Shrine Auditorium
Masonic Unity
Order of Red Cross
Malta
York Rite Masons of
Iowa
Temple Commandery No
Hickenlooper
Senators Debate Neutrality Amid War Pressure
Wheeler, Butler, Capper, Nye, La Follette and Norris discuss neutrality and possible changes as the nation faces pressure toward war. They express opposition to repeal or modification of the neutrality act and warn of consequences for the United States and its freedoms.
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Butler
Capper
Kan
Nye
N. D
Rehabilitation of Rejectees Sought
Washington INS report states Federal Security Administrator Paul V. McNutt called on the House labor committee to draft legislation enabling the civilian conservation corps to rehabilitate young men rejected by draft boards for physical reasons. This move aims to offer these recruits a path to service through CCC programs and related support.
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Washington
INS
Paul V. McNutt
House Labor Committee
Civilian Conservation Corps
Local Couple Hosts Equitable Life Iowa Reps at Cedar Rapids Luncheon
Mr and Mrs Oscar A Anderson of Ridgeway SE hosted Equitable Life of Iowa eastern Iowa agents and their wives at a noon luncheon at the Hotel Roosevelt. Durward S Gibson of Manchester presented slides of Banff Lake Louise and Yellowstone. The visitors attended an agency conference in Cedar Rapids. Anderson is the eastern Iowa general agent.
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Oscar A. Anderson
Ridgeway Drive
Equitable Life of Iowa
Eastern
Mexican U S Conflict Under Study
Secretary of State Cordell Hull said negotiations toward a settlement of conflicts between the United States and Mexico are progressing satisfactorily. The remarks were delivered in Washington on a Saturday briefing.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
United States
Mexico
Norman Hatton In Improved But Still Critical Condition
Norman Hatton a Cedar Rapids architect injured in an auto crash near Ankeny Des Moines area last week remains in critical condition doctors say He has a broken left elbow pelvis and brain concussion with possible internal injuries Accompanying him was Howard R Green associate engineer in charge of the ordnance plant Green suffered severe bruises in the Des Moines Des Moines Iowa incident
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Des Moines
Iowa Lutheran Hospital
Norman Hatton
Cedar Rapids
Ankeny
Hatton
Howard R. Green
Green
Role In Defense Will Occupy AFL Conclave
SEATTLE UP The American Federation of Labor opens its sixty first annual convention here Monday with indications that the 10 day program will stress labor s role in the present emergency and in post war reconstruction.
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Seattle
American Federation of Labor
Women Of County Send Clothing To Red Cross
Linn county women gathered 250 dresses 40 women’s sweaters 90 children’s sweaters 55 pairs of men’s socks and 155 scultetus binders totaling 882.50 in value not counting labor. The shipment to a New Jersey port awaits transport to Great Britain by the local American Red Cross chapter.
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New Jersey
American Red Cross
Great Britain
Linn County
Army unit curbs long road trip with offsite meals
A Maryland based convoy covers 800 gallons of fuel per day and camps at the Shrine Auditorium for the night. Soldiers rise at 3 am and end the day at 11 pm. An advance team secured food and lodging while trucks prepared meals in transit and skaters checked in from the basement. Liberty extends until midnight after roll calls.
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Maryland
Shrine Auditorium
Sie
Carter
Axis Units Driven Back From Tobruk
Cairo dispatch says British general headquarters reports imperial forces in the Libyan desert drove axis units back from a strong position east of Tobruk, blew up enemy ammunition stores, and inflicted considerable casualties.
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Cairo
Libyan Desert
Tobruk
Conscientious Objectors to Enter Reserve Status
Washington AP reports conscientious objectors in non military assignments will move to a reserve status after completing their work period and may be recalled to duty like military selectees. The announcement was made Saturday.
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Washington
Tokio Publication Urges U S Mediate European War
The Tokyo magazine Revue Diplomatique on Saturday urged the United States to act as a mediator to end the war in Europe, framing it as a test of America as a champion of justice and humanity.
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Tokio
America
Revue Diplomatique
United States
Mayor Reveals Odd City Fireman Rule in Blustery Bluff
In Council Bluffs, Mayor S. W. McCall highlighted a city statute requiring a fireman arriving at a fire to blanket his horses, provoking laughter amid the cold weather. The joke centers on an antiquated provision linked to horse-drawn firefighting days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
S. W. McCall
Chilean socialist leader calls for total Nazi crackdown
In Santiago on Saturday night Marmaduke Grove, head of Chile's strong socialist party, declared that Nazi infiltration is widespread and demanded stern measures for total repression and crushing of all Nazi activities in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Marmaduke Grove
Socialist Party
Red Cross First Aid Classes Open Monday Citywide
Sponsored by the Red Cross a series of first aid meetings for everyone over 17 will open Monday night. Local organizers led by Captain E A Milliken outline weekly sessions at C S P S hall the post office building and the Woman's club headquarters with additional classes to be announced.
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The
Red Cross
Wells C. Peck
Red Cross Office
C. S. P. S. Hall
Civil Service Examination
Post Office
Woman's Club
Norman Davis
American Red Cross
Fiorello LaGuardia
New York City
Women division captains listed for Commercial di vision
The article names numerous captains and members of the Women’s division under the Commercial division led by chairman R C Montgomery. It notes meetings at 3 30 pm Wednesday with Charles Shackell chairing the Transportation division and mentions early week welfare supplies for larger firms and end of week supplies for others.
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R. C. Montgomery
Charles Shackell
Chamber of Commerce
Public Welfare Bureau
R. L. van Meter
Forest Hines
R. H. Bon Paen
M. L. Nolan
O'Meara
Ralph E. Walker
George Healy
B. B. Hickenlooper
Fred Smith
George Corey
Carl Helming
Glen McDonald
Harold Rowe
A. W. Doubrasky
O. J. Elsenbast
Lowell M. Taylor
K. J. McElroy
B. E. Dunham
Joe Roeder
Betty Beardsley
Margaret Pratt
R. S. Wray
David Pugh
Owen Barry
Robert Yaw
John Locher, Jr
Don Sullivan
Harriette Hamilton
Wilson C. Fernow
G. D. Finnigan
A. Robert Sare
W. C Baylor
G. V. Wood
C. C. Flodin
Guy Hershey
Fred Shorr
Lottie Foster
Alfred Gaskill
L. R. Hamilton
H. B. Hixson
Loyd McKee
Ben Z. Moats
Clare Marshall
Howard
Serra
Russell Manatt
A. R. Butterfield
A. W. Kirn
Frank Orr
Bernard Warner
Ross Grange
James Blake
L. P. Boudreaux
A. J. Coburn
Kenneth Lindsay
Blanche Krebs
Jeanne Krebs
G. W. Kooyman
Lester Nichols
H. N. Steele
William Abernathy
C. H. Newman
Louis Jonas
John Miller
Paul Nevins
Arthur Lawrence
William Eiben
M. T. Dagwitt
E. Carson
Dorothy Stark
M. C. McCartney
O. F. Hood
Harry C. Burmeister
John Culbreth
Margaret Stark
W. J. Haworth
Louis Kriz
Jetta Gallagher
Convict Four Yanks Of Rape In Iceland
In Reykjavik a United States naval court convicted four American marines of raping an Icelandic woman. Sentences ranged from 10 to 20 years in Portsmouth prison for John F. Freeman Raleigh N. Ross Earl W. Pharr and John Marx Junious.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Portsmouth
John F. Freeman
Raleigh N. Ross
Earl W. Pharr
John Marx Junious
Brandeis Nearing Death as Court Opens 1941 42 Term
Friends report Louis D. Brandeis, age 84, suffering a heart attack and "slipping very fast" with all hope of recovery abandoned. The Supreme Court prepares to begin its 1941 42 term as Justices Byrnes and Jackson join the bench, while Chief Justice Stone presides.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Louis D. Brandeis
United Press
Brandeis
Roosevelt
Long Mahogany Bench
Harlan F. Stone
Charles Evans Hughes
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
James C. McReynolds
Robert H. Jackson
Stone
Personal Opinion on War Time Industry in Cedar Rapids
A Cedar Rapids interview discusses economic factors behind war mobilization. It states Penick and Ford runs 800 workers with three continuous shifts and 35 000 bushels daily. odor from drying grain. plants exist in New Orleans Brooklyn Burlington and Columbus. It argues defense expansion not needed locally, lend lease exports continue, and government action driven by public support. Roosevelt is criticized as politically expedient. fourth term not concluded. defense effort moving toward real business.
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Penick and
Ford
United States
New Orleans
Brooklyn
N. Y
Burlington, Vt
Columbus, Ga
Mr. Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids Airport Prospects and Federal Help
The speaker notes Cedar Rapids may lack defense plants, reducing federal airport aid prospects. They prefer delaying the airport rather than reliance on defense industry presence. They expect air transportation to expand after the emergency. They question future stockholder influence and see possible government control of essential industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Senator George sees signs of weakening in Hitler speech
Senator Walter F. George of Georgia said there is evidence of weakening in Germany. He argued that full Allied support for Russia could end the war on the eastern front, noting Hitler's recent speech lacked confidence and the front reports show faltering.
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Washington
Walter F. George
Germany
Britain
America
Russia
Adolf Hitler
George
Closed Shop Improves Labor Relations, Study Finds
Washington report states the American Council on Public Affairs released a study concluding labor relations are markedly smoother due to the closed shop. The private research for the Catholic university affiliated Rev. Jerome L. Toner of St Martin's College conducted the study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Council On Public Affairs
Jerome L. Toner
St Martin’s College
Catholic University
Windsors Marooned by Rain at Alberta Ranch Roundup
Cold rain and slick roads kept the Duke and Duchess of Windsor at their E. P. ranch near High River Alberta. They could not attend the Bar A ranch fall roundup and stayed indoors by a roaring fireplace.
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High River
Alfa
Duke
Americans Arrive To Work On Radiolocator In England
The first group of American civilians joining Britain's civilian technical corps to operate the radiolocator have arrived in an English south coast town. They face military discipline despite civilian status as they work on the nation’s aerial defense system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English South Coast
Britain
England
Pope Pius II May Move From Vatican Amid War Strains
Myron G Taylor Roosevelt emissary says Pope Pius XII is very well and offers little on mission. A Sunday Express correspondent notes possible papal relocation from Vatican City to Castel Gandolfo to ease wartime tensions for both sides.
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Pius
Taylor
New York
Myron G Taylor
Roosevelt
Vatican
Pius XII
Holy See
London
Sunday Express
Vatican City
Rome
Simally
Castel Gondolfo
Peggy Landon Weds William M. Mills Jr in Topeka
About 200 guests attended the wedding of Peggy Landon daughter of Kansas former governor and 1936 presidential nominee to William M. Mills Jr 25 son of a prominent Topeka physician.
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Topeka
Kan
Ins
Peggy Landon
Kansas
William M. Mills, Jr
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Hage
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Loosbrock
Wilson High
Stamp Club
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Chicago
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Children's Home
Townsend Club No
Superior Court
Memorial Building
Jaroslav Novak
Rotary Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Burgess West
Coca- Cola Bottling Company
Fred N. Lutz
Denver
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Stassen
Wheeler
Mont
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Norris
U. S
Hull
AFL
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Surplus Commodities Corporation
Penn Mutual Life Insurance CO
Philadelphia, PA
Lawrence M. Furry
Larry
American Trust Building
Wade H. Nelson
Senator George
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