Will Poland stand against Hitler and endure war
The European tension points to a broad conflict as Hitler faces Poland with the Polish army nearing a million and Romania and other Balkan states weighing action. If Poland resists, Germany may fight and heavy losses could follow, while England and France back Poland despite the German Russian pact.
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Europe
Hitler
Russia
Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Danzig
England
France
Romania
Balkan
England France aid Poland in a potential conflict
A piece argues that British seapower could aid Poland and deter Hitler, noting that England and France backing Poland may deter aggression. It contrasts this with the risk of reliance on bluff and emphasizes strong naval reach in a prolonged war.
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Germany
Great Britain
Poland
Mediterranean Sea
England
France
Hitler
What Other Editors Say Birthday of Streamliner
Sioux Rapids Press notes the five year presence of the stream lined train in the U S and reviews its past impact on passenger traffic and earnings. It cites Union Pacifics aluminum fleet growth and indicates many streamlined and modernized trains have boosted ridership, with revenue gains. The piece contrasts this with warnings from Storm Lake Press about outsiders and promoters targeting local merchants and residents.
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Sioux Rapids
U. S&s
Union Pacific
Local groups warn against fly by night benefit schemes
Community guidance notes warn residents about charity benefits run with outside help that skim funds from town and leave local groups with little gain. Advice urges accepting no such proposals and emphasizes caution against out of town organizers seeking local cooperation.
Lime applied in fall aids next year's legume seedings
Iowa State agronomist Bruce Kilpatrick notes fall lime on acid soils neutralizes acidity better and yields a stronger stand for legumes. Finely ground limestone needs 6 months to a year to work, should be mixed with moisture, and used at least half a year before seeding.
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Bruce M. Kilpatrick
Iowa State College
Kilpatrick
Agronomy
Bible distribution and a New York World’s Fair note
Visitors find Bibles in hotel rooms as the New York Bible Society reports extensive distrib ution and 83 languages. The piece also recounts Oklahoma official Frank Carter’s frugal New York trip and a anecdote about a stolen hotel Bible observed during Prohibition.
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New York
New York Bible Society
Frank Carter
Oklahoma
Carter
Chicago
Washington
Quints Are On Diet After Potatoes Are Banned
Dionne quintuplets aged five are placed on a starch and sugar restricted diet. Potatoes are banned as Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe notes the girls are slightly overweight. Nurses O Shaughnessy and Corriveau assist in diet changes amid playful protests from the children.
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Collander
Allan Roy Dafoe
Molly O'Shaughnessy
Louise Corriveau
Marie
Yvonne
Emilie
Cecile
Annette
Burglary Hint Dies as Sunday Pushes Town News
In All Around Town brief items Jim Harris of Dyersville finds $10 cash and a $50 watch missing from his home after church service. Elgin vigilantes encounter a flood when a bank water heater bursts. Floyd Cauthorn, 38, a blind man from Sedalia, Missouri, is helped back home by Osceola police after hitchhiking toward Minnesota.
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Jim Harris
Dyersville
Elgin
William Miller
Floyd Cauthorn
Sedalia
Osceola
Cauthorn
Minnesota
Willard Jones and Luxembourg Angel Reunite After Years
In World War I Luxembourg, Willard Jones of Britt adopted a seven year old girl and funded her education after returning to America. Eight years back they lost contact. a recent letter reveals his daughter has a happy marriage. Also noted is Leon’s new street lighting system now in use following a fall style show.
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Luxembourg
France
Germany
Willard Jones
Britt
America
Jones
Leon
Two Pound Potato Stuns Guthrie Center Town
Walter Rains brought a two pound potato into town to share with locals. Oscar Howard helped a car in trouble and suffered minor injuries while others were unharmed. Leo Maddalozzo was shot by accidental discharge while rabbit hunting and is recovering.
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Walter Rains
Guthrie Center
Oscar Howard
Adel
Leo
Coonie
Maddalozzo
Seymour
Top O' the Hill Named for Oskaloosa Home
Lee Fansher entered Mahaska County Court House to register a remodel name. The county recorder reopened an old book and recorded the title Top O' the Hill for one dollar, the first such use in 11 years.
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Lee Fansher
Oskaloosa
Mahaska County
County Recorder
Mare Nip Nose Causes Girl’s Nose Loss Near Decorah
Eleven year old Roberta Underbakke was bitten on the nose by a mare at her parents home near Decorah. She was taken to the Mayo Clinic where plastic surgery restored the nose.
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Roberta Underbakke
Decorah
Mayo Clinic
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Ocheyedan Community Club
Commuunity Club
Iowa
Leslie M. Carl
Des Moines
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Manhattan Island
Museum of Science and Industry
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WNU Service
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Calif
Jim Davis
Davis
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Lester Leserman
Jones Shop
Rolf
F. H. Molyneux
Savage Block
Carl J. White
Auto Boats
Kennedy Agency
T. J. Raynes Insurance
L. M. Graham
First Nations Bank
C. R. Barry
Rolfe State Bank
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