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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1939

Page

28

Visual Education Films Bring Iowa Campus Life To Alumni

The University of Iowa visual education department heads a film series for alumni featuring The Adventures of Bunny Rabbit and Electrostatics. The program, led by Lee Cochran, uses 500 silent reels and 250 sound rolls to teach children about rabbits, colloids, six man football, police tactics, and campus life while showcasing university events in color since 1934.

Hollywood University of Iowa Bunny Rabbit University Extension Division Visual Education Department Lee Cochran Berkeley Los Angeles New York City Washington D. C Iowa Visual Town City

State Department Forms Unit to Aid Citizens Abroad

The State Department announced a special division to handle repatriation issues for Americans in Europe. Breckenridge Long will lead, with Hugh R. Wilson assisting. George L. Brandt and other foreign service officers also join. The unit will also address affairs of other governments when diplomatic relations are disrupted.

Washington Department of State Europe Breckenridge Long Italy Hugh R. Wilson Germany George L. Brandt Foreign Service

Dictatorship in Wartime Planned for U S Mobilization

A detailed forecast in Cherne's book outlines wartime plans where government controls on wages prices and rents expand, civilian movement is restricted, essential labor shifts to war work, and transport and utilities are rationed to support sustained mobilization. It argues such measures could come into effect after a future conflict.

New York United States Army Navy Leo M. Cherne Tax Research Institute of America, Inc Washington War Resources Board Congress Mr. Cherne Johnson Cherne

Plans for the next war draft propose two enlistment windows

The article explains a two month voluntary enlistment period before a draft, with first call for ages 21 to 31 and a larger second group 31 to 45. It describes deferments for essential workers and other categories, using a lottery system and local boards to assign work and wages. It warns that without neutral peace the economy suffers and pressures to repeal neutrality acts may grow.

United States America Mr. Cherne

Nazi Citizens Show No Wish For New War

Germans in Berlin on Saturday showed grave calm and apathy as Poland faced invasion. Cafes and restaurants were quiet, people spoke in whispers, and few soldiers were in uniform amid a general blackout and fear of a wider European conflict.

Berlin Poland Fuehrer Adolf Hitler

It Happened Last Week On the European War Scene

A condensed survey of European developments last week led by Germanys eastward advance and Polish resistance. Britain and France mobilize defenses, while Italy hedges neutrality. Roosevelt keeps America out of war as global tensions rise and industrial mobilization accelerates.

Europe Poland Germany Great Britain France Hitler Nazifuehrer Danzig Britain Warsaw Hermann Goering Rudolph Hess Reich Gdynia Chamberlain Berlin Daladier Paris Woodrow Wilson Italy America Roosevelt United States Congress

Marriages Boom As War Calls British Grooms

London reports a surge of marriage notices as war looms with hundreds of couples queuing at registry offices. Most grooms are young men called to serve, creating a rapid wartime marriage rush.

London

Pershing Hints At Comment On European War Possibility

Washington AP reports General John J. Pershing, head of U S forces in World War I, may comment on the European situation if a general war develops.

Washington John J. Pershing

Martha Trewin Receives Private Pilot's License

Miss Martha Trewin daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold R Trewin 1950 Fourth avenue SE Cedar Rapids has been awarded her private pilot's license after an exam by Lester C Orcutt civil aeronautics inspector at Cedar Rapids airport Graduated University of Arizona started flying last February in Tuscon Arizona where she earned student pilot and solo cross country licenses Her license authorizes flying with a passenger anywhere in the country and landing at any airport Others passing tests include Don Bush Dubuque Harlan Sober Vernon Spier Cedar Falls John Piper Iowa City John Zlatoklavek and Ralph Reed among others

Martha Trewin Harold R. Trewin Fourth Avenue SE Lester C. Orcutt Cedar Rapids Trewin University of Arezona Tuscon Ariz Don Bush Dubuque Harlan Sober Bever Avenue SE E. E. Rennekamp First Avenue E Larry Brumley Iowa City Vernon Spier Cedar Falls John Piper John Zlatoklavek C Street Ralph Reed Independence

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