Adherence To True American Principles Urged By Gazette Editor
A Cedar Rapids gazette editor urges Legion members to uphold the 1919 preamble defending the Constitution and 100 percent Americanism. He warns against nonpartisan stance toward core ideals, cites subversive classroom material, and calls posts to monitor schools and local bodies to defend liberty and democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Kansas Legion
American Legion
Legion
Legionaires
Earl Browder
Cedar Rapids
Board of Education
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Roosevelt
Court
NRA
AAA
PWA
United States
Reed
Welkin
Cme
Washington
John Thomas Taylor
Iowa
Lewis and Green to be heard over radio on labor split
Green of the A F L and Lewis will present their briefs over the air tonight from Knoxville and Tampa. Green argues the ten unions withdrew from the federation by not severing ties with CIO, while CIO officials dispute that claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
A. F. of L
Tampa, Fla
Lewis
Knoxville
Tenn
CIO
Federation
David Dubinsky
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Labor Day Hope For Peace And Work
A poem by Helen Welshimer celebrates labor and industry amid war, praising factories, farms, ships, and steady employment. It imagines a future year of peace with every hand finding a task and work for all, hoping for continued national steadiness.
Birds nests used by Chinese for soup described
The nests are about the size of an oyster shell and thirty two of them weigh a pound.
Labor Leaders Set Network Talks on Labor Day Schedule
AP reports a string of Labor Day broadcasts featuring A F of L leaders and union officials. Frank Morrison from Lancaster and William Green from Knoxville headline, with John L. Lewis and Frances Perkins also appearing from Boston and Knoxville respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
WJZ
NBC
Frank Morrison
A. F. of L
Lancaster
WABC
CBS
I. M. Ornburn
United Mine Workers
Washington
Cordell Hull
East
Nacomm
WEAF
Landon Urges Union Labor Unity and Tolerance
The speaker calls World War veterans to three duties tolerance citizenship and preserving tolerance. He notes America's diverse heritage and warns against rising racial antagonisms linked to Europe and local unrest. The Legion should oppose intolerance and defend American freedom including free expression and idea exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
Legion
Penny-frock pattern 4170 by Anne Adams
Adorable pantie-frock for girls aged two to eight with yoke and flared panel. Long or short puffed sleeves options. sizes 2, 6, 8. Pattern 4170 costs 15 cents. book and pattern 25 cents. Order from Cedar Rapids Gazette pattern office New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Chaisiy
Cedar Rapids Gazette
17Th St
New York
Iowa City Woman Jumps Off Bridge
Edith Koontz 52 leaped from the city park bridge at 9 15 a m but was saved by two boys Harold Windell and Harry Adair and revived without serious injury. Firemen used an inhalator briefly before she was taken to University hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Edith Koontz
City Park
Harold Windell
Harry Adair
Miss Koontz
George W. Koontz
University Hospital
Troop 9 Sea Scout Picnic At Shaver Park Attended By 55
The annual Troop 9 and Sea Scout picnic drew fifty five attendees Thursday evening at Shaver park. A campfire program followed a 6 30 supper with Walter Dennis presiding. Mothers received pins for six named families and H M Wies reported on Sea Scouts summer activities and plans for the 1937 Scout Jamboree. The arrangements committee included Jackson Von Yeast, Edwin Hanson and Eugene Irwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaver Park
Walter Dennis
Robert Arnold
Paul Clark
Verne Paustian
Weston Ralston
William Rankin
Robert Morris
H. M. Wies
SSS Kiwanian
Sea Scouts
Jackson von Yeast
Edwin Hanson
Eugene Irwin
Plans for Ottumwa Waterloo direct highway discussed
What Cheer hosts highway boosters meeting at the Clay Products plant with Ottumwa Chamber delegation and highway commission member C L On. If funded in 1937, the plan would add a new eight mile link north from highway 63 east of Freemont and connect Ottumwa to northern Minnesota and What Cheer to Jefferson City Missouri and Memphis Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Clay Products
Commission
Highway 63
Freemont
Minnesota
Golden Wedding Surprise at Wilton Junction
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Atkinson celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a surprise picnic dinner at the home of their son Earl A. Attending were Mrs. William Anderson and son Richard, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Hess, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Severin, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Niles, Cleo Wright of Rochester, and many Atkinson family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton Junction
Ralph Atkinson
Earl A
William Anderson
Richard
Harrison Hess
Eric Severin
Daniel Niles
Cleo Wright
Rochester
Alfred Peters
Harry Amerine
Paul
Ernest Fowler
Andrew Overson
Arthur
Earl Atkinson
Lord Moynihan Dies at 70 After Wife's Death
Leeds report says Lord Moynihan a leading British medical figure who backed mercy death legislation died Monday at age 70 six days after his wife Isabella. He collapsed a day after her funeral following years of grief.
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Leeds
Pene
Lord Moynihan
Isabella
Coughlin Attacks New Deal at Chicago Mass Meeting
Fr Coughlin led 122000 people at Riverview Park Chicago in a rally denouncing Roosevelt and New Deal monetary policy. He urged pledges for Lemke votes and attacked credit inflation while outlining labor rights and a platform for annual wages and collective bargaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
Roosevelt
Riverview Park
Illinois
Father Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
America
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Mr. Roosevelt
Government
Capitalis Ee
Labor
Newport and M Smith Wed at Treverton Church
Newport and M Smith of Wapello were married Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal Church with Treverton Warren officiating. Attendants were Wanda Staats and George Brown, both of Wapello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewport, M. Smith
Wapello
Methodist Episcopa Treverton Warren
Wanda Staats
George Brown
Trampling With Forefeet Described As Common Method
The text notes that trampling with the forefeet is the method used most commonly. It emphasizes the prevalence of this technique in the described context.
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Sullivan
Moscow
Lewis, Green
Helen Welshimer
Landon
Pattern
Associated Press
U. S
Forest Hills
N. Y
Dorothy May Sutton Bundy
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Cambridge
Mass
Helen Jacobs
Waterloo Road
FR. Coughlin
NEW Deal
Lemke
William Lemke
Bill Lemke
Coughlin
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