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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1933
Page
7
Akron Ohio reports General Tire and Rubber unveils 1933 General blowout proof dual balloons with prismatic side wall construction to curb rebound and improve ride. C J Jahant states design adds strength and beauty while enabling forty percent lower air pressures and enhanced skid safety.
Cedar Rapids men are first to try Pynaseptic the man’s soap from Iowa Soap company of Burlington Iowa. The pine oil scented product aims at a masculine fragrance and claims strong cleansing and healthful skin effects. It was offered for sale in Cedar Rapids yesterday and is available at leading city grocers.
El Paso Sheriff Chris P. Fox urges local residents to donate old jig-saw puzzles for inmates. He says puzzles will keep prisoners busy and reduce jail break risks as inmates enjoy assembling wooden pieces in their cell blocks.
Crossword puzzle clues listed with across and down entries covering animals tools occupations and common terms. The readable fragments resemble a vintage word puzzle page with numerous numbered hints and partial phrases.
A dense listing of radio programs by time slot from morning to late night, naming sponsors and stations. It details show titles and performers such as Irene Harding, Major Bowes, the Mormon choir, Moonshine and Honeysuckle, and many orchestras, along with network assignments like NBC CBS and affiliate stations WABC WGN WLW.
The article recalls Bernard Shaw visiting town, his witty replies about filming plays, and a Beverley Hills party hosted by Winfield Sheehan for the Cavalcade team and English guests. The piece notes the lively, clubby night life, a buffet with mixed dishes, and mixed reactions to the event and guests.
A 1933 speech excerpt discusses France and Germany, praising the Atlantic and Pacific as two great friends. The speaker argues nations see affairs from their own angle, commends France’s handling of its troubles, and mocks Shaw and English views while advocating altruism and resilience.
This puzzle lists numbered crossword-like clues with definitions for words such as enthusiasm calendar device for inhalation colonization and more. It notes the answer can be found on page 6 of this section and carries a 1933 copyright.
Essex Terraplane models set seven official A A A stock car hill climb records in Alabama and Georgia within five days. Al Miller and Chet Miller drove Terraplane six and eight to new marks at Buena Vista hill in Atlanta after earlier record runs in Birmingham Montgomery and Shades Mountain. Bill Taylor of the American Automobile Association selected the Essex production cars from Detroit for the record attempts.
Judith Bates escapes a car crash engineered by Harold Stokes and Randall Spencer, then clings to a cliff edge as a burly chauffeur advances. Bob Harley and Sally Foster fear for Judith’s safety while suspicion falls on Spencer and the Red Tiger gang.
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