Japan Condemns U S Aid to Russia Across Pacific
Tokio papers demand end to American aid to Russia across the Pacific and warn Washington over Archangel shipments. Editorials call Knox remarks ill-judged and arrogant while noting ships may still move supplies via Russian vessels. The Domei dispatch says such statements harm U S Japan relations and outcomes depend on Washington.
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TOKIO
INS
Russia
Pacific
Japan
Washington
White Sea
Archangel
Navy
Frank Knox
Yomiuri Shimbun
Hochi Shimbun
North Pacific
America
Nichi Nichi
Indian Oceans
Knox
Domei
United States
Export-Import Bank Financing Exports To Latin Americans
Federal Loan Administrator Jesse H. Jones announced the Export-Import bank will cooperate with central banks of 20 Latin American countries to finance US exports. The plan enables Latin American nations to buy US products with less cash outlay by establishing credit arrangements for uninsurable delivery risks, aiding development and economic stabilization.
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Washington
LLP
Jesse H. Jones
United States
Jones
Fordham Law Regent Dies After Football Score
The Rev. James Cahill regent of Fordham Law School died from a heart attack Saturday just after Fordham scored its second touchdown against Texas Christian at the Polo Grounds in New York.
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New York
James Cahill
Fordham Law School
Fordham
Texas Christian
Polo Grounds
All-Music Assembly Held At Wilson Junior High
Woodrow Wilson junior high students enjoyed an alt music assembly Friday morning led by Miss Gladys Thomann and Miss Christel Palmer. New music supervisor John E. Hutchins was introduced by ninth grader Donald Andrew. The program featured songs including The Long White Road My Heart's in the Highlands Home on the Range Carry Me Back to Old Virginny Beautiful Dreamer and The Lost Explorer Pil Sing Thee Songs of Araby On the Mall and My Silk Hat performed with gestures by pupils and a group of school songs closed the program.
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Woodrow Wilson Junior High School
Gladys Thomann
Christel Palmer
John E. Hutchins
Donald Andrew
Long White Road
Old Virginny
Mall
British sub and air attacks cut Libyan convoy flow
Admiral Sir Andrew Cunningham, chief of the British Mediterranean fleet, said in a press briefing that British and Allied submarines and aircraft are sinking 20 to 30 percent of Italian and German ships bound for Libyan ports Bengali and Tripoli. He added another 20 percent damaged by torpedoes and bombs, so at most half of supplies and reinforcements reach North Africa.
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Britain
Libya
Andrew Cunningham
Italy
Libyan
Bengali
Tripoli
Matapan
North Africa
Iowa Banking Chief Put On Committee
SALT LAKE CITY AP R F Starley president of the National Association of Supervisors of State Banks Saturday named two new members of the group's executive committee Wilfred Z Regnaud Louisiana bank commissioner Sixth federal reserve district and M W Ellis Iowa superintendent of banks Seventh district Other members representing other federal reserve districts were reappointed
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Salt Lake City
R. F. Starley
National Association of Supervisors of State Banks
Wilfred Z. Regnaud
Louisiana
Federal Reserve District
M. W. Ellis
Iowa
City Briefs Include Visits and Local Residents
Local city briefs report Mrvc and Mrs Donald McKinlay of Colorado Springs visiting Cedar Rapids roots. Corporal Charles F Russell home on a ten day furlough from Camp Claiborne visiting his parents. Charles Dolezal ill at Mercy hospital with fair condition. Private First Class LE Andrie on a fifteen day furlough from Camp Funston Fort Riley visiting parents. Mr and Mrs John C Bruce return from southern Missouri vacation and visit son-in-law Jack Jackson in Springfield and son Elmer Bruce at Des Moines.
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Mrvc
Donald McKinlay
Colorado Springs
Colo
Cedar Rapids
Charles F. Russell
Camp Claiborne
George Russell
Highland Drive
Charles Dolezal
Second Avenue
Mercy Hospital
le, Andrie
Camp Funston
Fort Riley
Kan
John Andrie
Sixteenth Street
John C. Bruce
Higley Avenue
Missouri
Jack Everett Jackson
Springfield
Des Moines
Elmer Bruce
Ordnance
Ankeny
Han ford Legion Dinner At Memorial Coliseum Armory
A membership dinner of the Han ford post of the American Legion will be held Monday at 6 p.m. in the armory of the Memorial Coliseum. Pancakes and sausage will be served and all Legionaires are invited to attend.
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Hanford Post of the
American Legion
Memorial Coliseum
Legionaires
Two Cedar Rapids Men Sent to Carlisle Barracks Course
Two Cedar Rapids men Captain Harold C. Jirsa and Captain John Parke are among six medical corps officers from the 34th division sent from Camp Claiborne to the Medical Field Service School at Carlisle Barracks Pennsylvania for a two month instruction course.
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Cedar Rapids
Medical Corps
34Th Division
Camp Claiborne
Medical Field Service School
Carlisle Barracks
Harold C. Jirsa
John Parke
Made Past Commander at Cedar Rapids Town Volunteers convention
Herman Schloss of Cedar Rapids was made a past commander of the state department of the Town Volunteers at the annual convention in Waterloo Saturday. John H. Hoover J F Currell and W E Goodwater attended from Cedar Rapids as department officers. The convention will continue through today.
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Herman Schloss
Cedar Rapids
State Department of the
Waterloo
John H. Hoover
J. F. Currell
W. E. Goodwater
Miss Catherine Allgood Weds Dr DeWalt Young in Easley
Miss Catherine Allgood daughter of Mrs Rut Allgood and the late Dr J E Allgood of Liberty S C wed Dr DeWalt Secrist Young son of Mr and Mrs G B Young of Lisbon former Cedar Rapids residents Oct 18 in Mount Pisgah church south of Easley S C The Rev J G Wilson officiated The couple planned to live in New York City following chemical research work by the groom at General Chemical Co. in New York City Attending were Mrs Joel Allgood matron of honor Miss Nancy Allgood maid of honor and several bridesmaids including Miss Isabel Ruth Allgood The best man was Dr James Stucky with ushers and out of town guests listed from Lisbon Cedar Rapids Patterson Field and Liberty.
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Catherine Allgood
Rut Allgood
J. E. Allgood
Liberty
S. C
DeWalt Secrist Young
G B Young
Lisbon
Cedar Rapids
Mount Pisgah Church
Easley
J. G. Wilson
Lebanon Baptist Church
Joel Allgood
Nancy Allgood
Isabel Ruth Allgood
Eloise Davis
Sasser
Dorothy Thompson
Spartanburg
Sara Blackman
Sandy Springs
Allen Cantrell
Iowa
G. B. Young
S. G Fouse
Josephine Kelbening
Hazel Runkle
L. D. Dennis
Lieut
Larry Dennis
Patterson Field
Keep Your Health Clubs In Operation By Dr Macfadyen
Dr Mary Macfadyen urges girls to maintain Health Defense clubs and follow a five point program: exercise rest fresh air sunlight a vitamin rich diet and regular medical checkups. For a free leaflet with 12 keep tit-for-defense exercises send a 3 cent stamped self addressed envelope to Dr MacFadyen care of The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
Landon criticizes neutrality act as error over time
Alf M Landon, the 1936 presidential candidate, said the neutrality act is as much a mistake now as when first passed and that legislation cannot keep the nation out of war if a President is willing to risk it. He blamed Roosevelt's isolationist stance for Munich and Hitler's aggression.
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Landon
NEW York (Ap
Alf M Landon
The
Herald Tribune
Roosevelt
Munich
Hitler
Onslow Bridge Luncheon Honors Seven Tables
Mr George Sears hosted a bridge luncheon on Thursday afternoon for seven tables. Prizes went to Mrs Earl Kross, Mrs Kenneth Kennedy, Mrs Kenneth Legget, and Mrs George Lyon, with Mrs Marvin Hanwardson and Mrs Kennedy helping in serving.
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George Sears
Bridge
Earl Kross
Kenneth Kennedy
Kenneth Legget
George Lyon
Marvin Hanwardson
Kennedy
Sears
Ankneys honored at farewell party before California move
Whittier neighbors and friends of Leo and Chester Ankney surprised them at Grover Ankney’s home Thursday with gifts for their new trailer as they plan a trip to California. Mrs. Donald Lassen hosted supper on Wednesday for birth anniversaries of her husband and brother Gerald Hampton, with guests including Mrs. Ida McComb of Downing Illinois, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hoge, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Binns, and the Floyd Hampton family.
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Leo
Chester Ankney
Grover Ankney
California
Donald Lassen
Gerald Hampton
Ida McComb
Downing, III
Ivan Hoge
Thomas Binns
Floyd Hampton
Sioux City Selected For Next AAW Conference
Sioux City was chosen for the next year's regional conference of the American Association Workers at the closing session of the 1941 meeting in Omaha. Miss Mary Larson of Sioux City was named planning chairman for the 1942 session.
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Omaha
Sioux City
American Association Workers
Mary Larson
Berlin Diary May 30 to June 11 1940 Frontline View
Berlin diary chronicles daily war developments from May 30 through June 11 1940. Reports detail German victories in Flanders and Artois, Dunkirk operations, sinking claims, and British resistance, with Heath reporting British and American vessel movements and a skeptical view of German plans. The writer notes German morale, wartime deprivations, and forecasts for France and Britain, interlaced with personal observations from Berlin and Rundfunk rooms.
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Dunkirk
Flanders
Hitler
Donald Heath
Wilhelmstragsse
Secret Service
Roosevelt
Manhattan
New York
Washington
Bordeaux
Flanders and
Artois
Paris Falls to German Troops as Hitler’s Flag Flutters
Berlin reports Paris captured with the hooked cross flag atop the Eiffel Tower. Shirer notes Germans react with mixed calm and deep, long held longing for 1918, while a reporter plans to depart for Paris amid occupation. The Washington incident is attributed to a German U boat error or misidentification.
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Berlin
Washington
Wilhelmstrasse
Ireland
Lisbon
Paris
Hitler
Eiffel Tower
1918
Mary Dunbar to Lead Three Day Cooking School
Mrs Leone Rutledge Carroll known as Mary Dunbar to followers of her recipes conducts a three day cooking school in the Glow room of the Cedar Rapids Gas company. Sponsored by Jewel Tea the classes run 1 30 to 3 30 pm on Oct 28 29 and 30. Carroll directs the Jewel Homemakers Institute with a staff of home economists testing items and developing recipes. She holds a B S from Milwaukee Downer college and was formerly a baking specialist for the U S Bureau of Chemistry conducting tests under the pure food law.
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Leone Rutledge Carroll
Mary Dunbar
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Jewel Tea Company
Milwaukee
United States Bureau of Chemistry
Tommy Manville Severs Ties With Dames
New York based tycoon Tommy Manville announced on Saturday that taxes will force him to drop supporting women and instead focus on Uncle Sam. He quips the sugar bowl is empty for all but the government, calling Uncle Sam his favorite relative.
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New York
INS
Tommy Manville
Uncle Sam
Ian
Manville
Uncle
Six Czechs Executed for Treason in Brno Case
A Prague desk dispatch says a Bruenn military court sentenced six men to death for treason and carried out the executions immediately. The six were accused of preparing to commit treason in former Czechoslovakia.
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Berlin
DNB
Bruenn
Brno
Czechoslovakia
Planting Hardy Bulbs and Early Spring Gardens Advice
Mrs J L Rhea discusses bulb supply during wartime with Britain restricting sales in its lands, noting improved varieties from Britain and domestic sources. Tulips, Darwins, and cottage types available. guidance on planting depths, soil, and sand layers for tulips and Narcissus. Also advises on late autumn transplanting, garden restoration, and care for late-transplanted seedlings to aid next year’s garden.
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Holland
Great Britain
Midwest
Keiserkron
Alma Grover and Amiel Nick to Be Married Today
F W Beekmann of Pisgah announces the wedding of his daughter Alma V Grover at 113 Fifth Street NW to Amiel R Nick son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Nick at 719 Avenue NW. The ceremony takes place in the Methodist church parlors Omaha with only immediate family. Alma is a Horner's Institute graduate and directs home planning at Smulekoff's furniture. Amiel attended St Ambrose College and manages People’s Grocery in Kenwood. They will reside at 428 First Avenue W after November 1.
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F. W. Beekmann
Pisgah
Alma V. Grover
Fifth Street
Amiel R. Nick
Joseph Nick
Avenue
Omaha
Horner's Institute of Fine Arts
Kansas City
Smulekoff’s Furniture Company
Smulekoff’s Furniture Company. Mr. Hick
St. Ambrose College
People’s Grocery
Kenwood
First Avenue
Love chapter marks thirty fifth anniversary celebration
Springville O E S observed its thirty fifth anniversary on Tuesday evening with five charter members present. Daryl Frank will host a Halloween party tonight at his parents home in honor of his mother’s birth anniversary. Mrs O J Emmons presented twelve piano students in a recital at her home Friday evening with parents of the students in attendance.
Past Matrons Club Luncheon Hosted by Lamont Household
Mrs Lamont Ted Duckett and Mrs Harry Toole as assistant hostesses entertained the Past Matrons club at a luncheon Tuesday. Mrs Harold Reid, present worthy matron, attended as a guest.
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Ted Duckett
Harry Toole Ius
Harold Reid
Worthy Maetron
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