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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1935
Page
15
A report on opposition to a relief plan from the Medical Society detailing objections and calls for reconsideration. Leaders criticize the plan as insufficient and stress the need for better patient coverage and cost controls.
Fashion notes highlight capes on dresses and coats, with detachable capes and cape-like sleeves. Capes vary by length from elbow to hip, and styles include slits, shirred tops, and front centers. True dresses pair well with or without a cape, and Easter cutaway suits from men’s styles are teased for tomorrow.
Fragmentary text appears to reference dates and sessions at Monwert Neston with mentions of a reevaluation or committee notes. Names and places are garbled, providing little clear event or outcome.
A fragmented OCR text mentions an incident at Cedar Rapids with an assailant and a 32 time reference. Details are unclear but indicate a crime event needing clarification.
A legal decision denies an effort to evade law labeled Effort 10 as Cooper and Francis face scrutiny. The commission weighed advisory input from multiple parties and upheld a ruling rejecting the misused plan.
Andrew W Mellon told the U S board of tax appeals that he did not conspire to defraud taxes in 1931. He described selling 123 622 Pittsburgh Coal shares to Union Trust for 500 000 with a claimed 5 5 million loss, saying there was no repurchase agreement.
Chief of Detectives Earl Stanley Detective James Bailey Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon and D. P. Marsh left Sunday for Willow Springs Missouri where two men are held on suspicion of robbing Marsh of his car watch and $2 on March 14 One suspect was identified as Godfrey Toman of Cedar Rapids The other man claimed the name Frank ODay but police doubt it and extradition papers are being sent to Missouri governor Clyde L Herring.
Des Moines dispatch reports the executive council will use the Iowa Supreme Court ruling in the El W Clark case to guide action on Harold M. Cooper liquor chairman. Cooper’s removal debate arose in a Monday meeting, with the Clark decision expected Tuesday. Regardless of the ruling, Clark remains in office to finish his term.
Mr and Mrs H R Barilett announce the birth of a seven pound son born March 28 at the Barilett residence Maron and family name the newborn with pride, noting health of mother and child.
City briefs report minor happenings in the area including illness recoveries and local curiosities. Personal items mention residents, small events, and local market notes with scattered place names and dates.
Washington reports intensified moves by Huey P Long and Father Coughlin to build up organizations. Long linked share the wealth clubs to a possible third party, attacked the Roosevelt administration, and criticized NRA while praising classic texts to bolster his appeal.
Six local salesmen of the Rapids Chevrolet company qualify for the Chevrolet Motor Company’s One Hundred Car Club for 1934. Qualifiers include Earl Dodge Truman Hanson Jack Kiburz Ross Smith Wilbur Spencer and Harry Steele who each received a 75 dollar check and a diamond award. Fletcher notes points are earned for new and used car sales and the group helped Chevrolet place first in Linn county 1934 vehicle registrations and national banking prominence.
Supt. G Ferrell announces a spring break from April 12 with classes resuming April 22 for the final six weeks of the school term.
Frank P. Parish 38, once rival of Samuel Insull, goes to federal court on a mail fraud charge. Parish founded Missouri Kansas Pipe Line in 1928 and faced a stock collapse in 1930 after aggressive selling. Government asserts Parish grossly inflated his company’s assets, claiming a value of 27 million versus under 2.006 million.
Des Moines AP General O Connor ruled unconstitutional a salary cut measure approved by both houses to legalize salaries under the salary reduction act The ruling responds to House file 141 before Gov Herring The court had previously declared the act unconstitutional and void A rehearing petition is pending The legislature may pass future salary changes but not retroactive ones
The Iowa House approved the McKinnon Goode bill 103 to 1 to raise osteopathy standards. The measure, amended to bar osteopaths from prescribing medicines or performing surgeries, moves to the senate. The House adjourned until Tuesday morning after passage.
One hundred representatives from Anamosa Solon Mount Vernon Martelle and Iowa City met at the Chamber of Commerce to start a campaign for paving the Anamosa Iowa City road. Speakers included H J Burgstahler Cornell college mayor Sidley Chandler Mount Vernon and Robert E Neff University hospital. The road would serve thousands visiting the University hospital and was described as among the worst in 1400 miles of travel. State highway officials O J Ditto Carl Riepe and Fred P Hagemann will address delegates Tuesday to inspect the project plan.
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