Lesson From Fall Of France Warns U S Of Internal Fascist Threat
Foreign correspondent Pierre Van Paassen told a college audience the United States faces fascist pressure from within and that democracy is endangered when a nation believes itself invulnerable. He warned Nazi fifth column tactics could split the U S and urged unity, strength, and vigilance.
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U.S
France
van Paassen
United States
Pierre van Paassen
College Chapel
Adolf Hitler
Laval
Morocco
British Empire
Europe
Hitler
Rhineland
Popular Front
Leon Blum
Britain
Germany
Italy
Great Britain
England
Mussolini
Franco
Mediterranean
Suez
America
Bismarck
Verne Marshall
Cedar Rapids
Solemn Registration Day In Des Moines
A reporter describes 36 young men queuing at a Des Moines registration, awaiting the 7 am deadline. Ten men and ten women fill forms, the nervous clerk misreads details, and the group receives draft information before exiting into a brisk morning.
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Des Moines
Irving Youth Sentenced On Charge Of Burglary
Fred Wisner 20 of Irving received a ten year term in the Anamosa men's reformatory after a Tama County District Court setback on a night time breaking and entering charge. His appeal bond was set at 1500 dollars. His brother George 17 and three other Irving youths were committed to the Eldora Industrial Training School or paroled with suspensions for good conduct after admitting breaking into a Chelsea garage a farmhouse near Elberon and a cabin in the woods near Elberon.
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Toledo
Fred Wisner
Irving
Anamosa
B O. Tankersley
Tama County
Wisner
George
Eldora
Herbert
Harlan Blasdell
Tains
Nathan Gray
Belle Plaine
Chelsea
Elberon
Jury Picked In Will Contest Over Tipton Orphanage
A cedar county district court petit jury was drawn Monday to hear a will contest over the estate of Fannie Pfaff of Tipton who died November 25 1939 The will provided for an orphanage on her 197 acre Buchanan county farm and named trustees to operate it The estate includes the Tipton house farm interests in Memorial Park Davenport and about 15000 in cash The contest was filed by sister Cornelia Stout and by three nephews and a niece The Scott county court also handles a suit to recover about 9800 paid by Pfaff for 164 Memorial Park lots
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Tipton
Cedar County
Fannie Pfaff
Mechanicsville
Memorial Park
Davenport
Cornelia Stout
Nevis
Minn
I T. Boynton
O. Boynton
Ed Boynton
Lydia Jackson
Scott County District Court
Pfaff
Seven Joynt Sons Register For Draft In Clear Lake
The seven sons of Mr and Mrs Thomas P Joynt of Clear Lake registered Wednesday for the draft. They range from ages 22 to 35. Two reside in Clear Lake while five live in Mason City.
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Clear Lake
Thomas P Joynt
Mason City
Gillette Unit Grills Works AAA Officials
Senate campaign committee questions two federal agencies over Hatch Act violations. John M Carmody of the Federal Works Administration is ordered to explain a pamphlet printed at government expense found in speaker kits. Agriculture Department employees face scrutiny for political activity in multiple states.
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Washington
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
Hatch
Gillette
Senate Committee
John M Carmody
Federal Works Agency
Democratic Speaker Bureau
Agriculture Department
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Ohio
Missouri
Iowa
Alan Valentine
Democrats-for-Willkie
Federal Works
United States
Valentine
Federal Works Administrator
AAA
The
Agriculture Organization
National Committee For Agriculture
Agriculture Department and
Farm Credit Administration
Tipton Motorist Fined For Drunk Driving
Tipton resident Frank Cizek pled guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Judge H. C. Ring imposed a $300 fine plus costs and suspended his drivers license for three months.
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Tipton
Frank Cizek
H. C. Ring
Halloween Party Highlights Marion Church Class
Marion residents enjoyed a masquerade Halloween at the Kieckhaefer home with prizes won by Mr. and Mrs. Merle Knight and Joe Dumbalton. Guests numbered 37 as plans were made for a November 7 pan cake supper and a roller skating party for the Gleaners class.
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Otto Kieckhaefer
Presbyterian Church
Merle Knight
Joe Dumbalton
Lester Webber
Alburnett
Kieckhacfer
Gleaners
The
O. O. Kieckhaefer
Kieckhaefer
Lorraine Kramer
Kathryn Kassler
W. W. Lary
October Jurors Named for Tama County Court Term
Special to The Gazette Toledo reports 60 Tama County residents drawn as petit jurors for the October term of the Tama County District Court. Eighty-five jurors drawn earlier will report Oct 22, with Tuesday’s draws reporting Oct 28. Judge B O Tankersley presides during the term.
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Toledo
Tama County
Tama County District Court
B. O Tankersley
Gladys Albert
Reinbeck
Agnes Allen
Jay Balfour
Tama
Henry Arp
Gladbrook
W O
Beck
Edward Benda
Huby Blythe
James Booth
John Boege
Beaman
J. W. Brown
J. C. Caloud
Milroy J. Cassavia
Clutter
Mila Case
Chelsea
Grace Canelti
Fred Chase
Bess Davidson
Josephine Donaldson
Christina Davis
Montour
Donald Dunlavey
Traer
Janette Fairchild
Katherine Fameter
William Garettson
J. F Green
Fred Gienger
Lyle Green Montour
Charlie Hach
Clutier
Frank Hayek
Raymond Hauschfeldt
Richard Hill
Fred Hoeg
Lincoln
Emil Hrstka
Edith Jensen
Jean Jones
Roy Keller
J. S. Kopecky
Elberon
George W Lamb
Chelseat
Belle Lauderdale
Maude E. Lichty
Frank Lohberger
Garwin
John Mahn
W.H Malin
Howard Mason
Paul Mathern
Buckingham
D. E. Muckler
Sherman Murty
Ed Niedermann
Harry Ohrt
Harold Placin
Lloyd Pugh
Fred Saver
Emil Seidel
Howard Shelton
Grundy Center
Laura Lindt
Charles Soucek
Paul Steahm
Ella
Tomlinson
Emil Vokoun
Lola Whetstine
Joe Yukel
Wyoming UW series presents four evening programs this year
In cooperation with the University of Wisconsin Wyoming schools announce four evening programs. Oct 21 Stanley Osborne discusses Africa Below the Equator and Australia and New Guinea. Jan 27 Bob Wood presents Dramatic Adventures with Chalk. Mar 31 Canfield Cook covers America Flies. Apr 23 Clarence Woodrow Sorenson talks Propaganda in the News. A Friday 9 am marionette show Pinocchio will be shown at the school auditorium.
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University of Wisconsin
Stanley Osborne
Africa
Equator
Australia
New Guiana
Bob Wood
Canfield Cook
America
Clarence Woodrow Sorenson
Lisbon Play Cast Led by Simmons and Bigger
The Lisbon junior class will present a three act comedy China Boy on Friday at Boom. Leading roles go to Bonnie Simmons and Harry Bigger with Bernice Lembaugh Phyllis Franta Eugene Clark Maxine Legh Kenneth Duncan Junior Brown and Francis Reynolds in supporting parts. Miss Marion Whinery directs.
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the Gazette
Lisbon
Bonnie Simmons
Harry Bigger
Bernice Lembaugh
Phyllis Franta
Eugene Clark
Maxine Legh
Kenneth Duncan
Junior Brown
Francis Reynolds
Marion Whinery
Wilson Cites Open Door In G O P Policy
In Dubuque Iowa Governor A Wilson told a workers meeting that the GOP has restored competitive bidding to state business. He cited lower costs for container registration certificates and liquor bottle seals under competitive bidding and said executive sessions are now open to the public for scrutiny.
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Dubuque
INS
Wilson
Double Rites for Belle Plaine Brothers Held
Double funeral services were held Tuesday for Linzy E Villers 24 who died of infantile paralysis Oct 11 and his brother Martin L Villers 31 who died Monday morning in Belle Plaine Iowa. The Rev W G Warren officiated. Linzy born June 18 1916 and Martin born May 8 1909 were sons of Mr and Mrs fanny Villers. Martin married Agnes Bartawick and lived in Belle Plaine while Linzy lived with his parents on a farm eight miles southwest of town. Surviving are parents a widow and several brothers and sisters. CORALVILLE Funeral services for Amy Miller 46 who died Monday at the home of her sister Mrs Mae Osborn in Coralville were held at Hohenschuh mortuary Iowa City. She is survived by two sisters Mrs William Hastings of Iowa City and Mrs Osborn and one brother Fred Miller of Iowa City.
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Gazette Belle Plaine
Linzy E Villers
Martin L Villers
Linzy
W G Warren
Christ Methodist Church
Fanny Villers
Renville County
Mina Martin le Villers
Belle Plaine
Martin
Agnes Bartawick
Coralville
Amy Miller
Mae Osborn
Hohenschuh Mortuary
Iowa City
William Hasting
Osborn
Fred Miller
Landon Praises Willkie and Attacks F D R Secrecy in Iowa
The 1936 Republican campaign scene centers on Landon praising Willkie and attacking Roosevelt’s secrecy while Len Lucas tours Iowa. Dems schedule two radio talks as Wilson defends efficiency. Republicans accuse New Deal of waste and voter manipulation amid statewide events and speeches.
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United Press
Iowa
New Deal
Len Scott Lucas
Haineis
Midwest
Alf M Landon
Atlantic
Wendell L. Willkie
Landon
Willkie
Roosevelt
United States
Len Lucas
Dyersville
Des Moines
At & P
Reappointment to NYA advisory panel announced in Manchester
Theodore Eshick state NYA administrator announced the reappointment of 12 Delaware county representatives to the national youth administration advisory committee. Manchester names include Mayor Shannon B Charlton and Dr James K Stepp along with other local officials. Additional reappointments come from Hopkinton and Delhi with educators and officials contributing.
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Manchester
National Youth Administration Advisory Committee
Delaware County
Theodore Eshick
NYA
Francis V. Ellis
Shannon B Charlton
James K. Stepp
R F Hockaday
Floyd E Pratt
Hopkinton
Leo Sullivan
Errol Billings
Delhi
I. Hunt
George L. Cramer
Joseph Engel
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