Daladier Warns France to Fight Germany to the Finish
Premier Edouard Daladier declares that Germany has mapped France for dismemberment similar to Poland and urges France to fight to end German domination. He accuses Hitler of breaking pledges from Locarno and Munich, and stresses Allied unity and eventual victory despite Poland’s fall.
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Paris
Edouard Daladier
Germany
Reich
France
Poland
Daladier
Red Army
Russia
Britain
Alsace
Brittany
Europe
Fuhrer
Adolf Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Lodz
Warsaw
Red
Hitler
Locarno
Munich
Sudetenland
Prague
Moravia
Bohemia
Illinois Labor Unit Opposes Third Roosevelt Term
Springfield Illinois state federation of labor rejected on second consideration a resolution endorsing a third term for President Roosevelt. The measure passed by voice vote but was defeated on reconsideration.
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Springfield
Illinois State Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Crandall files $1 million suit against Ford over inventions
Norwich New York Clif ford Crandall local mechanic filed suit Thursday for 1 000 000 damages against Ford Motor Company alleging the company used several of his inventions to improve radio reception in Ford automobiles.
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Norwich
N.Y
Clifford Crandall
Ford Motor Company
Crandall
Belgrade Council Allocates 12 Million Dinars for City Defense
Belgrade Yugoslavia officials approve a 12 million dinar bond issue to fund city defense in case of war. A total of 164 trenches will be dug in Belgrade and surrounding areas to strengthen fortifications.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
INS
Fears of Cash Carry Plan Trigger Internal Strife
CHICAGO INS Stephen F Chadwick national commander of the American Legion warned that a cash and carry neutrality policy could spark internal disturbances like those seen in World War I. He cited the Black Tom sabotage and questioned debt and cash constraints for Allies. He urged careful neutrality amid emergency measures and noted the 1937 neutrality act revisions.
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Chicago
INS
Stephen F. Chadwick
American Legion
United States
Germany
American Bar Association
Legion
Chadwick
America
England
Congress
United States Senate
House
Britons Pleased By Roosevelt Appeal For Embargo Repeal
London crowds including officials and cabinet members greeted President Roosevelt's call to repeal the arms embargo with warmth during a BBC rebroadcast. The reaction centered on hopes for U S aid and rapid congressional action to release planes and munitions. The emphasis on supplying war materiel over manpower underscored the belief that American material support could influence the Nazi Soviet pact dynamics.
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London
Roosevelt
British Broadcasting Company
America
Gdynia Becomes Gotenhafen Under Nazi Rename
Berlin reports the Polish Baltic port of Gdynia, seized during the invasion of Poland, has been renamed Gotenhafen by German authorities. The name means Harbor of the Goths, a reference to an ancient Teutonic people.
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Berlin
Gdynia
Baltic
Poland
Gotenhafen
Vistula
Elbe
Pendergast Offers Settlement On Tax
Washington AP reports former Kansas City political boss Tom J. Pendergast offered to settle a seven hundred thousand dollar treasury back tax claim for two hundred thousand dollars. The offer relates to his tax law conviction and a fifteen month sentence at Leavenworth Penitentiary.
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Washington (Ap
Tom J. Pendergast
Kansas City
The
Treasury
Pendergast
Leavenworth
Authorizes Additions To Veterans' Hospital
Aides say President Roosevelt authorized 75 additional beds at the Des Moines Iowa veterans hospital. No immediate details on cost were available.
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Veterans’ Hospital
Washington
Gillette
Iowa
LeCompte
Veterans’ Administration
Roosevelt
Des Moines
Hickenlooper Acts As Governor During Absence Of Wilson
Lieutenant Governor B B Hickenlooper of Cedar Rapids served as acting governor for a couple of days as Governor George A Wilson traveled to a Midwest governors conference in Minnesota. State business was not expected to require Hickenlooper in Des Moines. Wilson attended the conference on farm problems and was to speak on corn hog production.
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Des Moines
George A. Wilson
St. Paul
Minn
Iowa
B.B Hicklooper
Cedar Rapids
Wilson
Hickenlooper
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Squalus Crew Member Buried At Marshalltown With Military Honors
John J. Marino a 21 year old seaman second class US Navy died on duty in the Squalus disaster. His body was returned to Marshalltown Iowa for burial with full military honors. Marine Warren Smith conducted the flag draped casket at St Marys Catholic church. The procession included naval escort Signalman Smith from Portsmouth New Hampshire. Six former navy men served as pallbearers and a Legion firing squad gave a gun salute with taps at Riverside cemetery.
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Marshalltown
John J. Marino
United States Navy
Warren Smith
Woolstock
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Marine
Smith
Atlantic Ocean
Portsmouth
N. H
Iowa
Legion
Riverside Cemetery
Hawthorne Reelected Iowa Farmers Union President
Page L. Hawthorne of Creston Iowa was reelected president of the Iowa Farmers Union at the annual convention in Des Moines Walter Meyne of Readlyn was elected vice president The convention supported continuing affiliation with the National Farmers Union Paul Moore of West Branch was elected delegate to the national convention in Omaha with G F Bloss of Ottumwa as alternate Henry Beck of Mount Union was named to the board replacing Walter Heiden who did not seek reelection E J Willis of Creston and Anton Green of Grand Mound were renamed to the board
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Des Moines
Page L. Hawthorne
Creston
Iowa Farmers’ Union
Walter Meyne
Readlyn
Iowa
National Farmers Union
Paul Moore
West Branch
Omaha
G. F. Bloss
Ottumwa
Henry Beck
Mount Union
Walter Heiden
Denison
E. J. Willis
Anton Green
Grand Mound
Radio listings reflect Europe coverage and scheduling changes
A long radio guide shows many stations and programs across WMT WGN WSUI WHO KFJB WOC and more. Entries cover news, music, sports, dramas and talks with mentions of live events and national headlines affecting airings. Turkey crop forecast noted by AP cites a record 31,957,000 head.
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WMT
WGN
Heidelberg Arch
WISUI
Lucille Manners
KFJB
Nevws
WOC
KFIB
WOR
Symphony Arch
Lone_ Ranger
KEJB
Wgn—Musico
WSUI
KFIK
Horlick
Death Valley
Peter McGregor
Horace Heldt
Orch
Liona
Leon Webb
WMI
Woody Herman
Bill Garlsen
Jack Tenrarden
Tommy Dorsis
Dick Jurgen
Wwoc
Johnny
Emery_Deutsch
Ella Fitzgerald
Jack Teagarden
Johnnie Davis
Bob Crosby
Howard Wood
Phil_ Levant
Louis Prima
Embassy _ Boys
Johnny Maarce
Wgn—Dance Orchestra
Orrin Tucker
Harry Owens
Joe Relchman
WOOC
KPJB
Good Morning
WOI
Doorway To
Orran
Alice Blue
Diane
Los Angeles
Fed. Symphony
George
Musical Mail Box
Wssui
Betty Wells
WOGN
Helen Watts Schreiber
Newsage PL T. A
Alice Ue
Pano
Arnold Grimm
Dauchter
KFJIB
Courtney
Ed McConnell
Enoch Lisht
Mark Kitchen
Woi—International Forum
Wiul—Melody Mart
Wood
America
Don Roth
WOII
Ralph Ginsburgh
Corn Belt
Street Forum
Cedar Valley Hillbillies
Voice of
Iowa
St. Louis
Movits
Brush Creek Follies
Real Players
Traveloane
Martin Kfjb
Woc—Merrymakers i. LR
Earl Harrington
Roy Eldridge
Naa
Charles Paul
WAIT
Leon Krafft
Town State
Cor
Rowndup
Towa
Iowa State
Coc
Tryton
Paul la Vat
Nat
Lendoff
White Sox
Melody
New
Wang Wwaeon
Harvens
Sterling Young
Patl Decker
KPIB
WPA
Gene Erwin
Albert Martner
Maxine Bowman
Palmer House
Palace
Wgn—Sports Review
U. S. Army Air Corps
Herne
Wsuli
Crimson Trail
Wm'l
Washington
Agriculture Department
Morning radio rundown with farm and weather segments
Morning program schedule lists JOe Fisher orchard and farm news segments from WHO KFJB and other stations. Includes early weather updates and a Boone family feature on the mall and morning parade.
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WMT
Bob
Joe Fisher
Heib
Boone
KFJB
Capture Of Bremen Denied By British
The admiralty said rumors the German liner Bremen had been captured were absurd. They dismissed reports since Wednesday that the British navy had seized the liner and held her in British waters. The statement also said there was no foundation to rumors that Hood, Repulse and Renown had been lost.
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London
Admiralty
Hood
Switzerland Vows Unified War Readiness Against Invasion
President Philippe Etter closed the Swiss parliament with a warning to European belligerents that Switzerland stands united on a war footing ready to resist any invasion of its territory. The lower house cheered his declaration.
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Berne
Philippe Etter
Europe
Justice Butler Returns to Hospital After Deterioration
Justice Pierce Butler was returned to a hospital as doctors reported he had lost considerable ground in recent days. The Supreme Court associate justice is under medical treatment in Washington.
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Washington (Ap
Pierce Butler
Supreme Court
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