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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1939

Page

3

Dutch Belgian frontier near invasion threats loom

In a roundup by Joseph Labine the Netherlands and Belgium face Nazi pressure as Britain warns of European war. Churchill denounces peace hopes while German raids, blockades, and aerial news shift fear. Finland rejects a Soviet naval base amid tense border talks. Army and Navy defenses expand with new budgets and reorganizations.

Adolf Hitler Munich Britain Hitler Europe Winston Churchill the Admiralty Herr Hitler Holland Netherlands Belgium France Poland Czecho-Slovakia Austria George Germany Reich

Bund leader on trial for alleged Bund funds theft

In New York Fritz Kuln, head of the German American Bund, stood trial charged with stealing 5641 dollars from Bund funds. In St Louis Marriner Eccles urged higher taxes on big corporations and top salaries to fund armament and balance the budget. Washington steelmen Weir and Hook argued before the monopoly committee that steel remains competitive. Interior Secretary Ickes pressed for passage of the Cole bill to control all production.

New York Fritz Kuln St. Louis Federal Reserve Marriner Eccles Washington Ernest T. Weir Charles Kt. Hook Interior Harold Ickes

Know Your News Questions Pulse Six Through Five

A reader quiz item asks six questions about recent events. It notes a famous criminal in Chicago planning bloody outside preparations before release, a false/true question about Morgenthau asking Congress to raise the debt limit, a 1939 corn production shortfall prompting a 10 percent acreage cut, a multiple choice about Eamon de Valera, and a claim that Pope Pius XII praised American education. The piece invites readers to check answers at column bottom.

Chicago Treasury Morgenthau Congress U.S Eire Eamon de Valera Britain Irish Republican Army U. S Pius XII

Neutrality woes curb wartime trade hopes and jobs

The article notes disappointing reaction to embargo removal for belligerents, with modest rises in motor and aircraft orders but limited overall export volume. It cites 600,000 possible naval jobs from wartime pickup, crowded New York ports with unemployed sailors, and three White House proposed remedies: seamen social security, maritime training, and reallocation of nonbelligerent port vessels under a $10 million program.

U. S New York Federal Works John Carraody C. TL. O Joseph Curran National Maritime Union Joe Curran Maritime Commission Emory Land A. F. of L Joseph Ryan Matthew Dushane White House

Spanish ouster hints at Franco purge of bishops

In Madrid reports indicate Francisco Franco seeks removal of Cardinal Vicar y Barraquer and other bishops deemed hostile to his regime. In Mexico City a mysterious German radio station reportedly feeds ship movement data from a mountain stronghold likely in Chiapas state.

Madrid Spain Francisco Franco Vicar Y Barraquer Mexico City Chiapas

Assassination and political clashes shadow Capone era

In a blurred excerpt, Be O Hara overseeing Capone’s gambling ring is slain as Capone nears release. Statements suggest Morgenthau and the President must act, with debt cited at over 41.0 billion. The text also notes government loan carries, a versal threat to de Valera, and a stance against secular trends in U S schools.

al Capone Chicago BE. O'Hare Capone Morgenthau Congress de Valera U. S

Color of Death: Irish Inn Keeper’s Daughter Fights Off Tan

Elizabeth Murphy of Queens recounts a 1921 Dingle barroom attack during the Black and Tans uprising. A drunken Tan grabbed her by the throat as he threatened with a revolver, but a second Tan intervened and the revolver misfired, sparking a chaotic escape through neighboring yards and a workshop. Elizabeth credits the intervening Tan for saving her life and reflects on khaki as the color of danger and memory.

Elso Elizabeth Murphy Queens N. Y Elizabeth Ireland Emerald Isle Dingle County Kerry Murphy Mother Bucko Tan Western Newspaper Union

Tom Thumb and Keep Fit subsidies headline

Tom Thumb Charles Stratton born in Bridgeport Connecticut January 4 1838 grew to 28 inches and 15 pounds before Barnum brought him to fame He married Lavinia Warren and died July 15 1883 Keep Fit program notes US subsidies of 5000 annually for physical education lectureships at six Australian universities requiring diplomas in the subject

Tom Thumb Charles Sherwood Stratton Bridgeport Conn P. T. Barnum England Barnum Lavinia Warren Middleborough Mass Australia

Noted Composer Friml Credits Ethereal Collaborators

In a week of reminiscence, composer Rudolf Friml credits his collaborators and an ethereal “spooksman” for guiding his career. From Prague to Broadway, his hits include Glorianna, The Firefly, Katinka, High Jinks, Music Hath Charms, and The Vagabond King, while Hollywood keeps him busy and successful.

York Rudolf Frim Oulil Prague Rudolf Musical Conservatory of Prague Antonin Byorak Jan Kubelik Daniel Frohman United States Mr. Friml Hollywood

Ask Me Another A Genera Quiz

The questions and answers cover Aurora Australis as the Southern Lights, Michelangelo praised by Emerson, ambrosia as food of the gods, seven deadly sins, and the distinction between a vote and a ballot. Also includes a motto and a quotation about man proposing and God disposing, plus a note on Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.

Emerson Michelangelo Buonarroti

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