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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1936

Page

4

Twenty seven admitted to citizenship here at Cedar Rapids

Federal Judge George C. Scott presided as twenty seven applicants were admitted to U S citizenship in Cedar Rapids. The list includes Karl Grissmann Tipton Germany 1928 and Fred Schroeder Marion Germany 1881 among others with their occupations, native countries, and entry dates.

Fred Schroeder Marion United States George C. Scott Cedar Rapids Schroeder Karl Grissmann Tipton Germany George DeWitt Holland Henry Juchems Steamboat Rock Carl Wilhelm Jiepersen Waterloo Denmark Steven Anton Gentle Italy Willie Otto Hans Borwig Albert Heerema Grundy Center Baker Netherlands Richard Johannes Jacobs Johannes Otto Mehlert Keystone Farmer Nicola Yordanoff Bulgaria Claus Blohm Hudson Anna Blohm Erna Blohm

Clara Eva Smith Married to Frank Smith in Waterloo

Clara Eva Smith wife of Frank Smith of Waterloo is described as a United States born woman who became a naturalized French citizen in 1916 through her marriage.

Clara Eva Smith Frank Smith Waterloo United States France

Spangler accuses connivance in New Deal farm payments

Harrison E. Spangler of the Republican National Committee charges that farm relief payments revealed by Secretary Henry Wallace show a sinister connection between the administration and wealthy corporations. He alleges secrecy and cites higher sugar prices costing American homes over 250 million dollars annually.

Chicago Harrison E. Spangler Republican National Committee Secretary of Agriculture Henry Wallace Spangler Agricultural and Treasury Departments America

Franzenburg Heads Benton Soil Assn

Herman Franzenburg of Keystone was elected chairman of the Benton county soil conservation association. S. E. Wallace of Vinton was named vice chairman, Warren Pangborn of Shellsburg secretary, and A. H. Fry of Van Horne treasurer. Lewis Greaser of Vinton was named third committee member.

Vinton Herman Franzenburg Keystone Benton County Soil Conservation Association S. E. Wallace Warren Pangborn Shellsburg A. H. Fry van Horne Lewis Greaser

Robbers Move 250 Pound Safe From Service Station

In Bridgeport Ohio suspects broke into a service station and did not open the 250 pound safe. They lifted it through a window into a truck and escaped with 150 dollars.

Bridgeport

Belmont lawyers trim divorce fees in Belmont County

In St. Clairsville Ohio Belmont County lawyers voted to cut divorce costs to 50 dollars from 75, effective immediately. The decision lowers the price for separation filings and related legal actions for local residents.

ST. Clairsville, O Belmont County

Evening Radio Schedule Full of Orchestras and Hosts

Radio listings show continuous programming across NBC CBS and blue networks with acts like Amos n Andy Kate Smith Perry Como style? orchestras conducted by Wayne Ing Russell Morgan and Henry Busse. Notable guests include Rush Holt of West Virginia and Edward Filene in campaign segments.

Amos Andy NBC WEAF WLW Nas Aces WJZ Marge CBS WABC Gould and Shefter Red Net Kate Smith WBBM KMOX WCCO Reisman Orch WMAQ Crime Clues Blue Network Frank Munn Tenor WAB Wayne Ing Orch Edgar Guest Russ Morgan Vox Pop Ben Bernie Mills Brothers Glen Gray Orch Edey Duchin Orch Rush Holt W. Va Ares Waring Orch Eddie Dovwling Ary Pickford WCC ABC Jimmy Pee Lucio Ricardo Orch A-Eeroy Ae Ee Orch Ted Lewis Orch Red Phil Levant Orch Saaiety Violinist Blue George Olsen Orch Bobby Benson Sunny Jim Mary Renfrew of the Mounted Bite and Betty Lowell Thomas State WJZ Chain WABCO Sonnets Shouse American Luberty League Chai Lum Abner Corvacete of America Weoco CNBC Anderson Wabc Town Hall al Goodman Frank Tours Orch Chick Webb Sen Arthur Capper Bear Duchin Orch Abe Lyman Orch On Busse Orch Enoch Light Orch Torn Orch Wabc Prante Sterling Young Orch Romanelli Harry Sosnik Ore

Radio Schedule Fragment With Names and Stations

The listing shows a dense slate of radio programs across CBS NBC and ABC stations including performers like Kathryn Palmer Vaughn de Leath and Maurice Brown plus shows such as Mystery Chef Voice of Experience and American School of the Air. It captures hour by hour scheduling notes with station calls and program titles.

CBS WABC NBC WEAF Kathryn Palmer WIZ Weaf Chain Bob Connie WBBM WGST Mary Marlin WCCO KMOX Frank, Dailey Orch Wabc T Mitchell Schuster Orch EAF Chain Larry Cotton Tenor WJZ Maurice Spitalnyorth Pete Wooleryorch Tee Peccet Prague Eergees Wabc Chards WJZ Chain Root Music Guild Tony Russell Wabc Chain ABC WOC Nate Canerees Ae “Lee Ieee Jackie Heller Wildernes Kmox West

Think and Be Stronger Says Boston University Doctor

Dr Frederick Rand Rogers of Boston University argues thinking strengthens individuals more than labor. He cites tests using a maniometer to measure grip, asserting men should exert pressure equal to their weight and women two thirds of theirs.

Boston Frederick Rand Rogers Boston University Rogers School of Education

War Defense Policy Cited At Army Day Address

Secretary of War George H. Dern warned at an army day dinner in Chicago that the world is returning to reliance on arms. He said disarmament is off the table for now and stressed adequate defense on land sea and air as a patriotic, common-sense policy. He cited World War I as a lesson on preparedness and argued a strong defense deters aggression while allowing the U.S. to act as a good neighbor.

Chicago George H. Dern Dern America Germany House White House Senate

Mrs Hauptmann Says She'll Stay In This Country

In New York two relatives attended a brief service for Bruno Richard Hauptmann at a crematory. Mrs Hauptmann, at her Bronx home with her two year old son Mannfred, denied plans to return to Germany and vowed to stay, stating she would seek work and raise her child as Hauptmann asked.

New York Bruno Richard Hauptmann Hauptmann Anna

Eight-Pound Mastodon Molar Unearthed in Missouri

Louisiana laborer Gow Morton found an eight-pound mastodon molar during bridge project excavation. The eight-inch fossil drew curious onlookers to the site in Louisiana Missouri.

Louisiana Gow Morton Monday Morton

Notice of hearing on compromise settlement in bank receivership

In Linn County Iowa the District Court will hear D W Bates receiver of Corn Belt Savings Bank Cedar Rapids on April 13 1936 at 9 am to approve a compromise settlement for 83350 cash plus court costs and to discharge the judgment against T P Rogers estate The notice invites depositors creditors and interested parties to appear and show cause if any why the application should not be granted

District Court of Iowa Linn County G . Bates State of Iowa Corn Belt Savings Bank of Cedar Rapids Iowa Corn Belt Savings Bank District Court D. W. Bates T. P. Rogers District Court of Court House

Walsh bill revision roils Congress and labor row

Washington subcommittee tightens the Walsh bill turning it into a wage and hour board plan with regional fixes. Northern versus southern wage policies spark fierce debate as Robison pushes citizen employment rules and Vandenberg reports Hoover backing.

Postmaster General Farley Expands Stamp Commemoratives

Jim Farley pursues a policy of issuing commemoratives for each state as events arise. Maryland Connecticut Massachusetts Michigan Texas Rhode Island and Arkansas already accounted for. Texas Tom Connally noted as senate ally. Justice Department boasts a complete national law library with full case reports for each state. Hull’s cattle accord with Argentina cited as dead.

Jim Farley Maryland Connecticut Massachusetts Michigan Texas Rhode Island Arkansas Tom Connally Senate Justice Department America Senate Foreign Relations Committee Panama Hull

Edmund Breese Dies Veteran Actor at 64 in New York

Edmund Breese, 64, noted stage and screen actor, died Monday three days after suffering peritonitis. A Broadway veteran since 1895, he began in My Awful Dad and entered film in The Shooting of Dan McGrew in 1914. He fell ill while in The Night of January 16, missing a performance for the first time in 25 years. his second wife survives him. born June 18, 1871, in Brooklyn.

New York Edmund Breese Breese Dan McGrew Brooklyn

It Must Have Been a Swell Picture in Portland

A pedestrian heard a commotion at a theater in Portland Oregon and alerted police. Officers found Sam Little asleep inside the theater and locked in. He quipped about catching heck when he got home as he hurried away.

Portland. Ore Sam Little Heck

Egyptian Princess Remains Found in Gizeh Pyramids

Cairo reports the discovery of a princess from about 5,500 years ago in the Gizeh pyramids. Prof. Selim Hassan says Nile water preserved the body with mud, leaving a well preserved head and teeth while the rest was skeletal. The tomb lies in the fourth dynasty near Chephren’s children, though hieroglyphics are absent.

Cairo Egypt Tut Ankh- Amen Gizeh Pyramids Selim Hassan Hassan Nile Pharoah Chephren Chephren Cheops

Unemployed men dig up streets in Avila protest

In Avila Spain about 350 unemployed men seized shovels and pickaxes to dig up the main streets to protest job shortages. Civil guards dispersed the crowd after substantial damage to the thoroughfare.

Avila Spain

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