Wallace Warns Against Ending War Prematurely
Vice President Wallace told Fordham centennial listeners that Americans seek peace but fear ending the war too soon in a way that could invite a worse war. He urged a world organization to create a just, peaceful order and warned that Hitler’s house rests on sand as winds blow at its foundations.
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New York
Wallace
Fordham University
World Organization
France
Poland
Belgium
Luxembourg
Holland
Norway
Yugoslavia
Greece
Hitler
Wheeler Attacks Roosevelt On Shooting Order To Navy
Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana denounces President Roosevelt’s navy shooting orders as unconstitutional. He cites debates on lend lease and a 1941 speech promising no American boys in foreign wars, arguing the president lacks power to wage undeclared war. Justice Sutherland’s view on presidential war powers is invoked.
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United States
Justice Sutherland
United States Supreme Court
Keeps His Word And Posts First Three Names Of Debtors
Clem Pizzutelli a Monongahela grocer who warned 3,000 delinquent customers thirty days ago that he would post names on a city billboard if debts were not paid. He posted the first three names and said 800 others had yet to arrange payment while avoiding disclosure of total collections.
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Monongahela
INS
Clem Pizzutelli
Pizzutelli
Amended Articles Name Hearn Stevenson Motor Company
Notice records an amendment to the articles of incorporation for Rude Auto Company of Cedar Rapids Iowa. The name changes to Hearn Stevenson Motor Company effective September 1941 and is signed by President George W Hearn and Secretary Louis B Stevenson.
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Rude Auto Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Hearn-Stevenson Motor Companys
Hearn-Stevenson Motor Company
George W. Hearn
Louis B. Stevenson
Linn County
Harry H. Hibell
Said County
District Court
EDWIN _W. STINDOUIST
C. W. Meek
Wilmo
State of Iowa
Claudia Jackson
District Cour
Blind Dog Near Death From Slugging To Be Honored For Heroism
In Detroit the American Sportsmen and Hunting Dogs association plans a ceremony for Lady the old blind dog whose courage helped a neighbor and mistress Meta Dion during a violent assault. Lady’s fate hangs on her recovery after being beaten by thugs who also left Mrs. Dion’s husband gravely ill. Fred Miller of the association says the dog’s heroism will be recognized regardless of outcome.
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Detroit
American Sportsmen and Hunting Dogs Association
Meta Dion
Rachel de Rosia
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Arney
Consore
Underwriters Laboratories
Barery
Dobsin
Good Housekeeping Jm .Insit
Munsingwear
Killian Company
Dorothy Gray
Woo Pu
Cologne
Dasa
KOTEX
Rte
Joyana
Betey Lr
Fleer
Killian
Axminster
Armstrong
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