Reich hails Hitler as top statesman
Berlin reports joy and relief as Hitler wins acceptance of occupation of the Sudetenland. Germans praise him as the greatest living statesman for securing the accord without war and anticipate his personal march into the Sudetenland. Public sentiment links Austria's union to his triumph.
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Reich
Adolf Hitler
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Europe
Munich
Sudeten
Fuehrer
Neville Chamberlain
Great Britain
Germany
Austria
Birthrate drives rise of Nazi power in Europe
In the historical context Germany's population stood around 67 million in 1914 and about 65 million in 1933 when Hitler gained power. Austria and the Sudetenland, along with Nazi efforts to boost births, shaped shifts in demographics and influence during the era.
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Hitler
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Sudetenland
Rosedale No. 2 Pupils Celebrate Watermelon Feast
Pupils at Rosedale school No 2 enjoyed a watermelon feast featuring 20 melons presented by Dell Horsley. The school reports improvements such as new rock walks and curtains. With 50 students enrolled, fall attendance is nearly perfect. Officers of the literary society are Leona Moenck president Rudolph Boxa vice president Clarence Krizek secretary Patricia Rudd treasurer. Editors are Anna Lou Unzeitig and Corinne Dickson. Story writers include George McGowan and Ralph Sanders. Program committee member Shirley Mae Frish Leona Stolba. Clean yard committee members Tommy Bena and Charles Knight.
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Rosedale No. 2
Leona Moenck
Rudolph Boxa
Clarence Krizek
Patricia Rudd
Anna Lou Unzeitig
Corinne Dickson
George McGowan
Ralph Sanders
Shirley Mae Frish
Leona Stolba
Tommy Bena
Charles Knight
Frey Says He Misstated Bonsor as Trotzkyite
John P. Frey, head of the A F L metal trades department, said he notified the Dies committee and four San Francisco papers that he had wrongly charged William T. Bonsor of being a Trotzkyite communist. Bonsor denied the claim, noting he is secretary of the Office Employes association, an affiliate of the A F L.
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William T. Bonsor
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CIO
Office Employes Association
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City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Church Talks
The Rev. Homer McKinley to speak Sunday at 8 pm at Green's Grove Community church with 10 am Sunday school. A 1936 Dodge coupe was stolen from the Hutchinson Ice Cream plant rear after 8:45 pm per Dale Hazelett’s police report. Shueyville United Brethren church holds Sunday worship at 9:30 am with the sermon If The Nations of Europe Go To War Will It Be Armageddon and 10:30 am Sunday school, plus Senior Christian Endeavor at 7:30 pm with My Father Worked as the subject.
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Boy Hurt After Bike Collision With Car on Third Avenue
Rahe, 11, of 866 Fourth Avenue SE, was riding west on Third Avenue when his bicycle collided with Bezdek's car. He suffered a bruised left arm and a facial laceration.
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Speeders Plead Guilty Before Judge Powell
G A Andreas of 2231 Meadowbrook Drive SE was fined and had his license forfeited for ten days after traveling 40 mph on Bever Avenue between Sixteen and Fourteenth Streets SE. F D Miller of 3432 First Avenue E was fined 10 dollars plus costs for driving 42 mph on First Avenue between Twenty-eighth and Thirtieth Streets E.
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G. A. Andreas
Meadowbrook Drive
Bever Avenue
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Fourteenth Streets
F. D. Miller
First Avenue
Twenty-eighth
Thirtieth
Enlistments Open at Fort Des Moines for Troop F Band
Army recruiter Sergt August Miller reports enlistments open for Troop F of the Eighteenth motor transport squadron in the quartermaster corps and for the Fourteenth cavalry band, both stationed at Fort Des Moines. Men seeking enlistment in Troop F must have two years of high school education.
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Quartermaster Corps
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Fort Des Moines
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August Miller
Bandsmen Education and Mechanics Knowledge Required
Bandsmen must have similar educational requirements and a knowledge of music. The statement aligns training standards with necessary academic basics and mechanical understanding for performance and instrument care.
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Cedar Rapids Police Probe Missing Cabbage Heads
Police are investigating a report filed by Emmet G. Hopkins of 622 Fifth Avenue SW about missing produce in Cedar Rapids. Hopkins said thirteen heads of cabbage were stolen from his garden at Third Avenue and Sixteenth Street SW last month and this week he reported nineteen more heads missing.
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Popeye
Emmet G. Hopkins
Fifth Avenue
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German Merchant Shipping Resumed
New York reports that after a traffic confusion during the European crisis the resumption of German merchant shipping was ordered. The Lloyd line announced the liner Europa had sailed for the United States after previously being sent back to Bremerhaven on a routing order.
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Bremerhaven
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Former Chinese Premier Slain in Shanghai Home
Two Chinese men and a woman posing as friends fatally wounded former Premier Tong Shao yi at his Shanghai home on Friday. No motive was apparent and authorities pursued leads.
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Shanghai
Tong Shao-yi
No man bit a dog in Cedar Rapids Thursday bicycle crash
A bicyclist crashed into a motorist on Third Avenue SE near Sixth Street around 6 p.m. Local details name Arthur Bezdek, 38, of Johnson Avenue W, but no dog bite was reported. Ted was not further identified.
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Cedar Rapids
Arthur Bezdek
Johnson Avenue W
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Tong dies after hospital treatment in Peiping capture
Police pursue theory that assailants were nationalist terrorists seeking Tong to join a supreme council created by the Japanese army to coordinate regional government in Peiping and Nanking. Tong, 78, died after hospital treatment.
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Supreme Council
Coordi
Nate
Peiping
Nanking
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