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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1939

Page

23

Farm Council Formed To Aid With Policies

Washington announces creation of an agricultural advisory council to shape farm policies amid European war needs. Secretary Wallace says panel aims to keep ample farm supplies for domestic and export use at fair prices and will meet first on September 19 with fourteen members from major farm groups and industries.

Washington INS Wallace Roosevelt Europe Barry Bingham Louisville J. H. Burr As Association of Land Grant Colleges Blacksburg W. L. Clayton Cotton Dealer Houston Texas Herman Fakler Miller's National Federation Washington, DC Clifford Gregory Wallaces’ Farmer Des Moines Oscar Johnston National Cotton Council Scott, Miss Hector Lazo Cooperative Food Distributors of America Washington, D. C Clarence Poe Raleigh N. C W. Thatcher Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association St. Paul St. Paul, Minn.; John Vesecky, Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union Salina Kan T. Blair Willison National Voluntary Groups Institute Cleveland Ohio Thomas E. Wilson National Livestock and Meat Board Chicago Louis J. Taber National Grange Columbus Garrett Vander Hooning National Association of Retail Grocers

Lewis attacks Roosevelt policy on job crisis on Labor Day

John L. Lewis derides the Roosevelt administration in a nationwide Labor Day broadcast for failing to solve basic U S problems. He cites more than 10 million unemployed and argues displacement of 25 percent of workers threatens the republic, urging jobs guarantees and an end to foreign wars.

Ocden Utah John L. Lewis U. S CIO National Broadcasting Company Republic Lewis

Nazi Radio Claims Bomber Downed Near Cuxhaven

German radio asserted five of twelve British bombers were shot down near the Cuxhaven naval base. It also reported German troops near the Polish border finding a German aviator allegedly mutilated, with eyes hacked out and unarmed.

Berlin Cuxhaven DJB

Canada to Invoke Anti-Profiteering Act if Needed

Ottawa officials say the wartime prices and trade board act will take effect as soon as necessity arises. It is a precautionary measure not yet forced due to lack of need.

Ottawa Ont Prices and Trade Board

Notice of Appointment of Administratrix in Nesley Estate

Notice is given that on August 19, 1939, Burdena Nosley was appointed Administratrix of the estate of Oliver James Nesley, deceased, Linn County Iowa. All debts should be paid to the administratrix and all claims must be filed with the Linn County District Court clerk, with attorney Pred W. Hann.

State of Iowa Linn County Oliver James Nesley Iowa Burdena Nosley Pred W. Hann

Radio Schedule Listings Across Stations Collide in Turbulent Eve

Broadcaster timetables show widespread program delays due to European situation coverage. Listings from WMT WGN WSUI WHO KFJB and others reveal adjusted schedules, missing segments, and late night changes affecting news sports music and public affairs across Illinois Iowa and surrounding areas.

WMT Green Hornet WGN WSUI Johnny KFJB Woc Sparta KFIB Clarice Ludlow Lightning Jim Melody and Madness Heidelberg Orchestra WISUI Chilldren's Hour Battle of the Sexes KEJB Wwoc the People Atley Boy Scouts Fulton Oursier WSII Fibber McGee Jasper Pomona Grange Bob Crosby Sid Prittkin London America Voices of Friendship Peter McGregor Fred Sullivan Walter Woc—Kaltenborn Europe Band Armchair Adventures WAMT Lew Diamond Arch School of Knowledge Milt Herth Wooc Shep Fields Orch Dick Jurcens Cab Calloway Austin Scott Ben Bernie George Olsen What Coffee Pot Inn Blue Ribbon Melodies Music Shop Morning Melodies Morning Chapel Bible Hottr Pretty Kitty Kelly Los Angeles Grand Opera Soup John Wilo Just Plain Bill WOI Wol Wetty Bob WOII Don Pedro Widder Brown O—Boone Hannah Farmetr Jenny Ren Ews Alice Cornett Neews Bree Meening Farnde Droyee Jordan Presty_ Kitty Kelly Frult Dick O'Hern WSUN Wiatt—Sturt Ana Marrie Eye Onener Mall Bas Arnold Grimm Ware Auton Pete Mountaineers June Baker KFJH Happy Don Roth Woli Ralph Ginsburgh Betty KFJI8 News Street Forum Sweet Alice Cedar Valley Hillbillies Lone Marketa Youuh Dr Maione KFEJB Rambline Earl Hunt Joe Doakes Muse and Music Betty Crocker Enoch Light Martin Yest Woosu Navy Hand Arnold Turner Mn Ferkiss Peperr Younr Judy Jane Woili—Paruace Guiaing Cubs St Louis WoOil—News Brckstore Wile Leon Goldman Wpaa Stella Dallas Maurice Heese Vie Sane Bible Truth Sweet Music Wwitt WAT Don Rothford Voi—State Medical Society Little Jack Little Orch Wui Swing It Reid Brooks Emily Morgan Wal Sam Wooi Arnold Family Dailey Soars Dorothy Thompson Foto Cnapt Herne Frank Gagen KFPJB Orran Melodiea Hal Kemp WSUT

Hitler Cheered At Front As German Troops Advance

Berlin dispatch reports Adolf Hitler arrived at the east front amid wild cheers from troops and civilians. The high command says he witnessed German forces sever the Polish corridor, inspected the Vistula crossing at Kulm, and toured West Prussia amid a festive, emotional crowd.

Nazi High Command Berlin High Command Adolf Hitler DJD Vistula Kulm West Prussia Fuhrer

German freighter Olinda sunk off Uruguay by Ajax

Surviving crew members report the Hamburg American freighter Olinda was sunk by British cruiser Ajax about 600 miles southeast of Cape Polonio in the South Atlantic. The 4576 ton vessel loaded with cereals and canned meat was shelled after orders to abandon ship. Captain H Schneckloth and crew were allowed to gather belongings before leaving the Olinda.

Montevideo Uruguay Olinda South Atlantic Ajax Legation Cape Polonio

Concentrate Many Ships At Gibraltar

At Gibraltar three French battleships ten destroyers and 133 British and French merchantmen were concentrated Monday. In Vigo thirty German merchantmen took refuge in the port.

Gibraltar Algeciras Spain Vigo

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