Willkie Critiques Third Term Amid Radio Safety Promise
The article outlines Willkie’s charge that the Roosevelt administration risks democratic government by seeking a third term and using radio messaging as a safety lure. It notes his Kansas tour, warnings of war fears, and calls for defending democracy through education and opposition to un-American texts.
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Willkie Warns Roosevelt Victory Threatens Totalitarian State
In Coffeyville Kansas Wendell Willkie charges a Roosevelt win would push America toward a totalitarian government. He ties Roosevelt’s policies to Munich appeasement and warns of entrenching power beyond two terms. He expands campaign talks across Amarillo Tulsa Claremore and other stops with strong rhetoric on democracy and national defense.
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Grasshopper Spirit vs Courage in Moses Tale
A devotional meditation on the twelve spies from Moses's voyage to Canaan. Eleven warned of giants. one urged action. The piece urges readers to reject fear, stand tall, and seize promised land through faith and bold attack, warning that cowardice defeats potential.
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Red Cross Donates Over Four Million to Britain
London AP By Tuesday Red Cross official David Bruce announced about 4,009,000 in cash and supplies have been donated to ease civilian suffering in Britain since last July 1. The aid shows ongoing relief efforts by the American Red Cross.
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HALT DRAFTEE INDUCTION MAY HIT DELAY SNAG
The draft system begins but may delay inductions up to two weeks past November 15 as housing clothing and hospital facilities are deemed necessary before conscripts join the army. The second guard call for 37 500 instead of 44 000 was due to slow congress funding for barracks.
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Threats with pistol as shoplifter tries to grab officer’s gun
George Young 28 of Stratford Texas was arrested in Montgomery Ward after threatening a store employee with a pistol and attempting to steal a police revolver. He was disarmed by assistant manager Frahm and taken to the office for questioning by officers Pras and Ales.
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Two Double Rear End Crashes On Route 30 Involve Sex Cars
Rear end collisions on Route 30 near Cedar Rapids involve multiple vehicles. Sheriff Jim Smith reports two separate three car wrecks with injuries. witnesses include Mrs Leute Oberholser, Norman Johnson, and Charles Stickney. Traffic halted as investigators examine the east Cedar Rapids stretch.
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City Employees Assured Jobs Upon Return From Army Duty
Mayor Frank Hahn pledged that city workers drafted will have jobs waiting a year later. Civil service rank and seniority will be preserved and renewed after duty. Active National Guard members receive one month’s salary starting from duty date under state law. Cedar Randle News.
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Real Estate Salesman With Big Following Wants Job
A go getter with endorsements from Cedar Rapids firms and private buyers seeks real estate positions. The Gazette want ads claim quick sales across property types. Harold Ray of Marion reports rapid results from a printed ad in the Marion section.
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Germans Claim Use of Super Guns Against London Raid
German long range guns on the French coast shell London from at least 90 miles away as invasion fleet disperses under a gale. Berlin says coastal command guns test firing to establish range for a possible cross-channel bombardment and to demoralize Londoners amid the fiercest air assault of the war.
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Weather climbs to 82 in Cedar Rapids
The weather man warmed up Tuesday pushing the day’s high to 82 as sparkling sunlight lifted the town’s mood. After a low of 54 at 630 am, daytime sun kept the red line near warm highs with notable fluctuations from early to late afternoon. The cloudy pattern of Monday gave way to lighter evening temperatures.
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