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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1935
Page
14
The article argues that a proposed homestead exemption would shift tax relief toward homeowners, with unequal benefits across counties. It questions constitutionality, potential effects on state bonds, and the impact on rural versus urban districts including allocations to old age assistance and out of state owners.
In a Sunday talk in Detroit the Rev. Charles E. Coughlin urged Union for Social Justice to back six congressional measures. He praised Nye Sweeney banking bill Frazier Lemke farm bill Patman bonus measure Thomas Massingale act Wagner labor bill Wheeler Rayburn public utilities control bill. He dismissed accusations from the Methodist Federation for Social Service as lies and defended church workers’ pay and non union printers.
A. L. Wirin of the Civil Liberties Union said he would urge Governor Clyde Tingley to protect the constitutional rights of 32 Gallup rioters. The group, 32 men and one woman, are jailed in Santa Fe awaiting murder charges after Sheriff Carmichael was killed during a mob attempt to free prisoners in Gallup. Wirin called the case the most important civil liberties case pending in the United States.
Reichsfuhrer Hitler telegraphs Capt Anthony Eden extending best wishes for a quick recovery from heart strain that forced Eden to withdraw from government duties for rest.
Marion friends and relatives attended the funeral of C. Q. Miller at Yocom chapel with Rev. John M. Walters in charge. The service featured a quartet and floral tributes, followed by burial in Oak Shade cemetery. Out-of-town mourners from Sterling, Rockford, Ogden, Tipton, Anamosa and Cedar Rapids joined locals.
Plans for a May luncheon and guest day at Mrs. Norris Stewart's home are noted along with refreshments for seventeen members and four guests. Esther May Oxley and Noel F. Jamison married at Mount Vernon with plans for the couple to live with Jamison's parents on a Mount Vernon area farm. Other items report visits by Ollie Cochran and family, Bobby Smith with mumps, John Engstrom's eye operation recovery, and the O A P club renaming to the Girls Recreation Club with bunco socializing.
Annamarie Sullivan won high score in a club session. next gathering at Iona Mae Pohiken's home. Mrs Ada Gregory, formerly of Marion, now at St Luke's hospital after living with daughter Mrs Walter Pike in Coggan. Marion chapter No 10 R A M schedules 7 30 p m meeting in Masonic Temple with refreshments. Helen Miller visits Rockford Ill. Larry Griswold ill with inflammatory rheumatism. Teresa Naso of Postville music staff visiting mother. Musical Literary club meets 7 30 tonight in public library auditorium. Ladies Aid urged to attend Tuesday 2 p m at Mrs Clyde Derflinger home. Helen and Ethel Bell visit Cedar Rapids grandmother Mrs Ida Koppen haver. Rev Mr and Mrs H O Allen and James Wiggins with Wyoma …
Carey, Gaylord Ward and Billy Thomas attended the semi annual district young people's rally at the Congregational church in Anamosa on Sunday. Mrs Anna Cleaver is seriously ill but shows slight improvement.
Washington AP reports a dispute between the NRA and Montgomery Ward over removing the blue eagle insignia and losing government contract certification. The Recovery Administration says the firm failed to pay its share of retail code costs. Sewell Avery denounces the administrative process as illegal and unfair.
Hudson New Hampshire zoological curator John T Brenson expects the hatching of two owl eggs marking the first recorded birth of owlets in captivity.
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