Kiwanis rallys push war on subversive groups and aliens
Bennett A Knudson of Albert Lea urges Iowa Nebraska Kiwanis delegates to mold public opinion and press for legislation to ban aliens deemed undesirable and to abolish secret organizations advocating violence. He cites German Bund ties, communist groups, and foreign influence, calling for heightened Americanism and loyalty to constitutional values.
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Democracy
United States
Bennett A Knudson
Albert Lea
Minn
Kiwanis International
Clarion Call
Iowa-Nebraska
Czechoslovakia Faces New German Occupation Zone
Ousted Czech leaders appeal to the army to calm the crisis as parliament readiness fades. German occupation expands to Zone 5 under Munich terms, shrinking Czech territory to about forty miles wide between Brno and Ostrava. Reports describe panics, Jewish refugee movements, and disputed demarcation incidents as Prague reviews its stance.
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Tiso
Surovy
Bratislava
Sudetenland
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Sudeten Zones
Berlin
Munich
Germany
Berlin Commission
Brno
Morstrava
Zwittau
Hollenstadt
Iglau
Troppau
Maehrisch-Krawarn
Moravia
Slovakia
Tagblad
Saaz
Reshaped Agriculture Dept Creates New Marketing and Research Divisions
The department reorganizes to unify plans under four lines. H. H Bennett leads soil conservation with seven land use agencies, while J W Tapp becomes chief of surplus diversion and marketing programs. J W Duvel remains commodity exchange chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Engineering and Technology
H. H Bennett
Soil Conservation Service
Jesse W. Tapp
AAA
C. W. Kitchen
Black
J W. T. Duvel
Commodity Exchange Administration
Joshua Bernhardt
J. T Jardine
S. Eisenhower
New Agricultural Program Board
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Iowa State College
Ames
Knight
Bennett
Wallace
Roosevelt asked to intervene in AFL CIO dispute
AP reports that in March Dan Tracy head of Electrical Workers asked the White House to intervene in the AFL CIO labor dispute. President Roosevelt declined to get involved while peace talks were underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston, Texas
Roosevelt
Dan Tracy
Electrical Workers
White House
34 Rescued From Ship Which Sinks With Loss Of 3
Thirty four survivors of the Standard Oil tanker E. J Bullock reach Port Everglades after the vessel exploded, burned and sank 25 miles east of Dry Tortugas. Three men were killed in the disaster and one died later aboard a coast guard cutter. The Bullock, 6350 tons with 37 crew, lost its radio in the blast and survivors faced long hours in lifeboats.
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Port Everglades
Fila
O. M. Bernath
Port
Standard Oil Company
E. J Bullock
Thomas Shepherd
Charles Austin
W. L. Shaves
Cook
Official Says Rail Industry Waning Not Monopoly
Ernest E. Norris president of the Southern railway told the presidential fact finding board on Friday that the railroad industry is waning and should not be treated as a monopoly.
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Washington
Ernest E. Norris
The
Southern Railway
Presidential
Eicher Seeks 2 to 3 Million For Trust Probe Expansion
Washington D C Rep Edward Eicher Democrat Iowa a committee member proposed an appropriation of 2 to 3 million dollars to continue and expand the temporary national economic committee anti monopoly investigation. He said the task is of great magnitude and that congress has allowed only 500 thousand dollars and urged public hearings before January session.
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Washington
INS
National Economic Committee
Edward Eicher
Iowa
Eicher
Congress
President Weighs Labor Peace Inquiry Commission
President Roosevelt may appoint a non partisan fact finding body to investigate labor conditions to ease tensions between the American Federation of Labor and the CIO. Heywood Broun and Morris Watson, spokespersons for the CIO affiliated American Newspaper Guild, urged the move at the summer White House.
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CIO
Broun
Roosevelt
Italy Defines Jewish Status and Immigration Policy in Race Edict
The council approves a race program for 70,000 Jews defining who is Jewish and outlining restrictions. It allows limited Ethiopian immigration for Jews of Europe and Palestine if international Jewry refrains from opposing fascism. Restrictions include age and marriage rules and limits on business ownership and land.
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Italy
Europe
Palestine
Gabriele D'Annunzio
Fiume
Fascist Party
Two Troy Police Officers Die In Car From Fumes
Two Troy policemen were found dead in a squad car early Friday. Initial reports say the car windows were closed to keep out the cold, apparently causing fatal fumes.
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Troy
N. Y
Hitler Injury From Admiring Crowd Flower Toss Incident
An admiring crowd injures Hitler with a rose thorns incident. officials say flowers are now banned to prevent eye injuries. Government cites safety and public order as reasons. A report notes public welfare and charity groups planning for next year’s Chest drive.
Community Chest Exceeds Goal In Cedar Rapids Campaign
The Cedar Rapids Community Chest surpassed its goal after rounding final figures, with divisions hitting targets though fractions were dropped. Leaders praised Hal Sheridan, Al Smulekoff, and sponsors including the Montrose hotel, Cedar Rapids Gazette, WMT, and local firms for support. Boy Scouts receive 10 121 25 dollars, Camp Fire Girls 6 566 26, Home for Aged Women 4 788 73, Jane Boyd Community House 9 000?
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Smulekoff
Hal Sheridan
Amusements Group
Montrose Hotel
Cedar Rapids Gazette
WMT
Harry Boyd
Naomi Doebel
General
Holden-Kahler
Walton Keller and
Burroughs
I. B. McGladrey
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Guaranty Bank and Trust Company
Merchants National Bank
Inter-ocean Reinsurance Company
Petersen Baking Company
Iowa Slutual Liability Company
F. Glenn Wood
American City Bureau
M. HH. Morrison
Public Welfare Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Fathers of
Cedar Rapids
al Smulekofff
Community Chest
Boy Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
Home For
Jane Boyd
Press freedom as bulwark for U S democracy
Professor Ladd argues four safeguards against totalitarianism in America. He cites diversity, pioneer origins, constitutional power separation, and guaranteed freedoms as proof the United States can resist domination. He contrasts American liberty with Soviet or German control and warns against losing rights.
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America
Professor Ladd
United States
Russia
Germany
Europe
No sensible headline possible from fragment
The fragment quotes a call to uphold American cultural leadership and values rooted in the Constitution, urging continued adherence to liberty and spiritual ideals.
Publisher files libel summons against U S Senator Guffey
In Philadelphia a summons in libel was filed by Moses L. Annenberg publisher of the Philadelphia Inquirer against U S Senator Joseph F. Guffey. The suit alleges a statewide radio address contained libelous personal references to Annenberg and cites the claim as ground for action. Guffey accused the publisher of seizing control of the Pennsylvania Republican organization by default from its aging leaders.
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Philadelphia
INL
Moses L. Annenberg
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
U. S
Joseph F. Guffey
Philadelphia Common Pleas Court No. 2
Sen. Guffey
M. L. Annenberg
Guffey
Pennsylvania
Planned To Return For Jailer's Daughter When Enough Stolen
James Godwin a 19 year old prisoner admitted he planned to return for Lula Belle Kimel the jailer's daughter once he earned enough from robbing filling stations. He was wounded and jailed officials in Lexington said they knew their relationship. Detective said Godwin implicated himself as the trigger man in the shooting of Donald Moss.
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High. Point
N. C
James Godwin
Lula Belle Kimel
Lexington
Lula Belle
Godwin
Kiwanis division reports mix faith with service ethos
Walter H. Rose from Auburn Neb delivers a motto praising service for unfortunates youth employment and education. Speakers faced a traffic signal timed five minutes as crescents for club exhibit judging. Otto Armstrong Ottumwa cited for 17 years perfect attendance. Latsch Lincoln wins golf grand champion. Gertsen Cedar Rapids and Drake Newton win blind bogey prizes.
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Walter H. Rose
Auburn
Neb
Cedar Rapids
Jarnagin
Otto Armstrong
Ottumwa
R. D. Latsch
Lincoln
Arthur Gertsen
F. L. Drake
Newton
Looters Flee After Tear Gas Stuns Valders Elevator Vault
In Valders Wisconsin a crowd from a flood of tear gas thwarted looters at the Valders Elevator vault Thursday night. They moved to a nearby fire station and stole two gas masks before returning to complete the robbery.
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Valders, Wis
Valders Elevator Company
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Department of Justice
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Oyrovy
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Tagblatt
Zone No. 5
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Galveston
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Fuehrer
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Camay
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Betty
Mark Rew
Pat
Beau
Iful Wom
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