Indigent Sick Funds debated for child nutrition and milk
Dr. James S. McLester and Dr. D. J. Boyd urged redirecting funds toward child nutrition, advocating daily milk, butter, vegetables, fruits, and cod liver oil to prevent illness amid concerns about undernutrition and protein poverty. They cited vitamin needs and the impact of proper diet on infections and growth.
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America
James S. McLester
University of Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
American Medical Association
Linn County Medical Society
Montrose Hotel
D. J. Boyd
University of Iowa
Boyd
Dr. McLester
Kate Daum
Department of Nutrition
University Hospital
Iowa City
Morgan Jr. Foster
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Howard R. Hess
David E. Beardsley
Medical Society Backs Pre-Pay Insurance Plan
The Medical Society endorsed a pre-pay plan of voluntary insurance after a discussion of an accident-sickness expense policy presented by Adrian C. Hoblitzell, a representative of a local insurance firm.
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Medical Society
Adrian C. Hoblitzell
Petitions Circulated for War Referendum at Congress
The National Council for Prevention of War announced petitions urging a war referendum resolution to require a public vote before Congress could declare war. Administrations leaders opposed it saying it would embarrass the President. the House defeated a similar measure last session. Frederick J. Libby led the council urging broad public input.
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Washington
National Council For Prevention of War
Congress
House
Frederick J. Libby
Anti Nazis Force Meeting Cancellation in New Jersey
About 500 anti Nazis disrupted a German American Volksbund gathering in Elizabeth New Jersey by occupying Eintracht hall and displaying banners. After consulting police, organizers canceled the meeting which had promised to explain German Americans persecution.
Sudeten Revolt Sparks Tense Border Strife
Reports from HaberspirK Czechoslovakia describe soldiers in streets and wrecked buildings as Sudeten Germans push for self determination. Refugees flood toward Germany while Sudeten leaders call for resistance as martial law tightens and fear of invasion grows.
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Sudeten
Czechoslovakia
Adolf Hitler
Sudetenland
Germany
Sudetens
Sudeten uprising in frontier city ends with siege and flight
Armored cars and 200 soldiers reinforced gendarmes as a Sudeten revolt near Eger deteriorated into a three hour siege. The commander and one gendarme died, others were beaten or hospitalised, and rebels fled toward the mine shaft or across the border. Police claimed the plot aimed to crown Eger as a separate state capital.
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Germany
Eger
George Asks Party Unity In Georgia After Victory
George won the Georgia senatorial primary with 141,902 votes to Eugene Talmadge 102,150 and Lawrence S. Camp 78,096. He urged Democratic unity and said he held no grudges, calling for constituents to lay aside differences for the common good.
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Atlanta
Len Walter F. George
Roosevelt
Georgia
George
Eugene Talmadge
Lawrence S. Camp
False alarm over Bozeman airliner crash
Residents reported a large twine powered airliner crash near Bozeman Montana but investigators found no wreckage. Herrell Renn revealed the supposed airliner was one of his model planes that ran out of gas while flying several hundred feet over the town.
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Bozeman, Mont
Herrell Renn
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