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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1939

Page

44

Roosevelt urges repeal of arms embargo to aid cash and carry

President Roosevelt asks Congress to repeal arms embargo provisions and replace them with a strict cash-and-carry system. He cites Britain and France control of sea lanes and opposes the 24 senators who back a full embargo. The piece describes world moves as Germany and Russia partition Poland and Britain's response to German aggression.

Roosevelt Congress America Germany Britain France Hiram Johnson California William E. Borah Idaho Arthur H. Vandenberg Michigan United States Washington Alfred M. Landon Frank Knox Charles E. Coughlin Detroit Hawaii Far East Japan Russia Poland Warsaw Lwow Brest- Litovsk Romania Armand Calinescu Rumania Bohemia Italy Mussolini China Siegfried Line Adolf Hitler Czechoslovakia Goebbels Hitler Great Britain Courageous Saar

Protests, strikes, and a Des Moines murder tied to events

Pat Pourri leader of a Cedar Rapids protest to Joseph Kennedy argues against a warning that frightened Aquitania passengers. Armour and Company negotiates with CIO readers in Chicago to avert a packinghouse strike. Fred J. Ostenrieder captured in Oregon admits complicity in the Des Moines July slaying. Group hospitalization insurance expands to Mercy St Luke's Cedar Rapids Davenport and Des Moines. Italian researchers develop textile fibers from fish skin.

Joseph Kennedy United States Great Britain van Vechten Shaffer Cedar Rapids Europe Armour and Company CIO Chicago Fred J. Ostenrieder Harold J. Dreder Des Moines Eugene Ore Mercy St. Luke’s Hospitals Davenport Iowa

Young Men Form New Cooperative Work-Hunting Club

Younger men aged 18 to 30 form a cooperative work hunting club at the Y M C A meeting weekly to share experiences. Ed Cleaver heads the registration at the Y M C A to match applicants with openings. Two full time positions have been secured. members also seek part time work such as night babysitting and window washing.

Ed Cleaver

Domestic Chores Listed for Seasonal Maintenance

A list of tasks includes taking down storm windows scrubbing cleaning attics bathing dogs lawn care chauffeuring and running errands as part of home upkeep efforts.

Iowa in Washington billdiscussion on war entry strategy

The piece reports Gwynne a constitutional lawyer and house judiciary committee member urging a stay out of the war approach. He argues Congress should ignore national benefits and focus on self interest while repealing the current law. He envisions a cold blooded plan emphasizing cash and political safeguards.

Gwynne House Judiciary Committee Congress

Hull Roosevelt proposals shape wartime trade stance

The text argues for broad wartime trade rules including carrying sales for all commodities, treating arms like other goods, keeping U. S. ships from danger zones, and preventing U. S. citizens from aboard belligerent ships, reflecting the Hull Roosevelt proposals.

U. S

Coe Music Dept Sponsors Rhythm Band for Children

Coe college music department offers free musical training for Cedar Rapids children ages five to ten this fall. Prof. Paul S. Ray announced enrollments for the melody rhythm band are open at the conservatory until Thursday September 28. New students must take a test in the chapel at 10 a.m. on Saturday September 30. returning members only need to register.

Cedar Rapids Coe College Paul S. Ray Conservatory Ray Coe Music Department

Rhythm band accepts children five to ten at conservatory

Letters with full instructions are available through local school children who will deliver information to parents. The conservatory on campus offers applications for the rhythm band for children aged five to ten. Miss Eleanor Houts leads the program with new instruments and more music selections available.

Conservatory Eleanor Houts

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