Washington Scandal Tempo Rumors Hit New Dealers Across Capital
Cherry Blossom season in Washington coincides with a flood of anonymous letters and rumors about private lives in the New Deal administration. Sightseers fill the Senate gallery as Ferdinand Pecora probes a Stuart painting mystery. Roosevelt faces Haiti exit politics and NRA enforcement tightens under Johnson. Milestones include Sen. Tydings harassment, Borah clashing with embassy remarks, and Secret Service tracing letters from Radnor Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Wilson
White House
Senate
Gilbert Stuart
George Washington
Washington
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Bank Investigating Committee
The
Treasury
Morgenthau
Franklin Roosevelt
Haiti
Navy
United States
Vincent
Roosevelt
Ara Ne
Johnson
NRA
New England
Justice Department
Borah
Ted Marriner
Paris
State Department
Secret Service
Radnor
IOWA NEWS IN BRIEF MARE-GO AND LOCAL OBITUARIES
The report lists multiple funeral notices and local obituaries across towns including Marego, Mareng o, Walker, Hopkinton, Montour, What Cheer, Independence, and others. Notable names include Henry Hacker age 88 buried in I O O F cemetery after dying from senility, Byron W Ashley 84 buried at Victor, and Mrs Emma J Avery Montour. services and residence details are provided for each. Additional items note a community theater performance in Walker and various court notices in Tama county.
AUNT HET CASE DELAYED BY HEALTH CONCERNS
A trial set for this week is postponed due to Mrs. Cherry's health and the danger of moving her from Miami Beach to Iowa. Other notes report a farm accident in Newhall, election results in Shelbsville, and school staffing changes in Clutier. Obituaries, quilt shows, and local society events across Oxford Junction, Williamsburg, Clermont, South English, Manchester, Tipton, and Dysart are summarized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Jordan
M. W. Hyland
Wonders of Condensed JAD Salts Promise Quick Weight Loss
An advertisement touts Condensed JAD Salts as a fat loss system claiming readers can lose 4 to 7 pounds per week with no hunger. It promises rapid initial weight drops, reduced puffiness, toxin cleansing, and a simple daily routine before breakfast plus two diet changes. The cost is 2 cents a day, with a month’s supply priced to entice.
Young Democrats Of Iowa To Meet May 7
Fort Dodge announces the annual state convention of the Young Democratic clubs of Iowa will be held in Des Moines on May 7. Edward Breen notes fifteen hundred members from sixty counties are expected to attend with Gov Clyde Heering and James Roosevelt among speakers. State officers and key appointees are listed including Breen as president and others as vice-presidents secretary treasurer sergeant at arms and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Young Democratic Clubs of
Iowa
Des Moines
Edward Breen
Fort
A. B. Grubb
Iowa City
Kathryn P. Thomas
Red Oak
G. C. Holliday
J. D. Reese
Sioux City
Ray Baxter
Burlington
Mabel Gittinger
Births Report in Mercy Hospital Listings
Born to Mr and Mrs Harlen Candler at Mercy hospital a daughter on April 12. A son was born April 14 at Mercy hospital to Mr and Mrs William Ostrander. A daughter was born April 14 at Mercy hospital to Mr and Mrs Elmer Hunter. A son was born April 16 at Mercy hospital to Mr and Mrs John Bredl. A son was born April 17 at Mercy hospital to Mr and Mrs Vergil Houghton.
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Harlen Candler
Fifth Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
William Ostrander
Cobbancourt
Elmer Hunter
Vernal Street NW
John Bredl
Vergil Houghton
Avenue NW
Evening Radio Schedule Across Networks and Hosts
A dense radio timetable lists morning afternoon and evening programs across NBC CBS and ABC affiliates. It names hosts musicians and orchestras such as Bradley Kincaid Fats Waller John McCormack Guy Lombardo and Nick Lucas alongside stations WEAF WJZ WNEW WBBM WCCO WLW WTMJ WENR and more detailing times and program blocks throughout the day.
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CBS
WABC
WMT
WNBC
WJZ
WMA
NBC
WEAF
Bradley Kincaid
Kreen
de Rose
INBC
WTMJ
Fats Waller
Betty Crocker
WBBM
Weeco
Alice Kemsen
WEAP
WMAO
Osborne Orch
WCCO
Reus Moore
Army Hand
NBCGI
WJZ Chain
Tone Wons
Fields and Wall
Gene Arnold
Woceva Taylor
NBG
Nelly Barthell
Johnny Marvin
WMAQ
Kyw
Wow
Princess Marie
Cps
Davies
KMOX
Vic and Sade
Wwelen Trent
WGN
Judy
Janet
Nbcy
Musteale
Pickard Family
WOC
Hetty
Bob
Alice Joy
Weaf Woc
WHO
Science Service
Tack and
Gale
WLZ
Ted Black
Jack Brooks
Woc-Who
Sherman Orch
Belo
Melody Jane
Westminster Choir
WG Chain
Skinpy
Jack Armstrows
Irene Beasley
WENR
Tanlee Orch
Sanford Orch
Shirley Howard Jesters
Buck Rogers
Ramona
Goldbergs
Roake Carter
Irene Rich
WOCO
Marlani
WLW
Lopes Orch
WSM
Ted Florito
Flott O'Donnell
WIZ
Dan A Reid
Maree
Nick Lucas
WHAS
KMBCG
WOWO
WIBW
Russo Orch
WEBM
WMT Pickens Sisters
Gerry Temple
Stein Orch
WJZ_chain
Sosnick Orch
Nickerson Orch
Molina
Stern Orch
Belasco Orch
Make This Model At Home by Anne Adams Pattern
Adaptable morning or afternoon frock with coat like lines and unbelted silhouette. Flattering collar and sleeve flares enhance larger figures. Popular prints in cotton or silk suit warm weather. Includes large illustrated sewing guide and stock for your figure. Pattern 1768 sizes 36 50 with fabric yardage. Send 15 cents and address. Spring 1934 Anne Adams Pattern book also available.
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Anne Adams
Pattern Department Ad At Twe Cedar Rapids Gazette
Fifteen cents for a book and pattern together, twenty five cents. Address orders to Twe Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department, 243 West 17th Street, New York City.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Deaths Frantiska Kwapil 80 Former Cedar Rapids Resident
Mrs Frantiska Kwapil 80 died at her daughter’s Palo home after a brief illness. Born February 2 1854 in Bohemia she emigrated with Vaclav Kwapil in 1873 to Cedar Rapids where she lived since. Surviving children include Frank Seattle Mary Zelda Ekalaka Louise Railsback Palo Blanche Fowler Chicago Anna Kucera Clara Piper Kansas City and ten grandchildren. Funeral in Barta chapel Thursday at 2 pm with burial Linwood cemetery. flowers declined.
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Frantiska K. Kwapil
Frantiska Kroulik Kwapil
J. C. Railsback
Palo
Bohemia
Joseph
Josefina Kroulik
Vaclav Kwapil
Cedar Rapids
Frank
Seattle
Wash
Mary Zelda
Ekalaka
Mont
Louise Railsback
Blanche Fowler
Chicago
Anna Kucera
Clara Piper
Kansas City
Kan
Helen Lana
Kwapil
Prokop Velky Lodge
Woodmen Circle
Barta Chapel
T. B. Hlubucek
Linwood Cemetery
William A Wagner dies after lingering illness in Central City
William A Wagner 85 longtime Central City resident died at 3 p m Monday after a lingering illness at his daughter Mrs Loucelle B Gillilan s home 123 Third street NE Funeral services will be at 2 p m Wednesday at Hatch mortuary Central City He was born in Pennsylvania came to Iowa as a child His wife preceded him eight years ago Surviving are son Evan L Wagner Center Point daughter Loucelle Gillilan Cedar Rapids sister Mrs Mac Sherman Denver Cole brother Richard Wagner Nebraska four grandsons and three great grandchildren
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Walker
Louis E. Ross
Walker Community Players
Jimmy Carlyle
Melvin Heefner
Beth Winters
Evangeline McKnight
Carlyle
J. Q. Robinson
Joseph Hampden
Dorothy Hampden
D. W. Hyde
Jackson Multon
Horace E. MacDonald
Mark Nelson
Wayne Cahill
Freddie Warren
Attorney's
Frank Williams
Allie Traynor
H. E. MacDonald
Elsie
Gertrude Speaker
Hopkinton
Charles Morton
Presbyterian Church
David deBest
Morton
Rose Ella Offiieger
Ohio
Iowa
Aspinwall
Harlan
Milan
Milan, Who Died In 1931. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Came To Hopkinton
The
Eastern Star
Effie E. Garder
Manilla
Byran D
Des Moines
Orla G
Indiantown
Here
Hiram Avery
Cc. F. Avery
E. L. Bledsoe
Karl Avery
J. M. Foley
L. R. Avery
Montour
Leslie Crowley
Elwyn
Francis Replinger
Iowa City
South English
Jack Cowan
Charles Tinsley
North English
Tinsley
Cowan
Independence
Perry V. Craig
Buchanan County
William Merrill
Merrill
George Fowler
Winthrop
Reading
Andrew W. Craig
Quasqueton
Winthrop and
Eva Merrill
Chilren
Roy Osborn
Clermont
Elizabeth Sheehy
Sheehy
Miss Sheehy
John H
Joanna She
Sigourney Hotel
Manchester
Tipton
Harry M. Gage
Coe College
D. J. Dallas
Red Oak Grove
Gage
Agnes Snively
Pittsburgh
National Board of Missions of the Presbyterian Church
Wiliam Dallas
William Davison
Melvin Bowser
Louis P. Penningroth
Red Oak Grove Church
August Eilers
Snively
Dysart
Traer
Maud Bowers
Orient
Paul Clark
Cedar Rapids
Mildred Runkle
Toledo
William A. Wagner
William A Wagner
Central City
Loucelle B. Gillilan
Third Street
Hatch
Wagner
Pennsylvania
Evan L. Wagner
Center Point
Loucelle Gillilan
Mac Sherman
Denver, Cole
Richard Wagner
Nebraska
Gerald Mittelstedt Funeral Time Changed
Funeral services for Gerald Mittelstedt will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Barta chapel with Rev. Frank Ward officiating. Burial will be in Linwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Mittelstedt
Barta Chapel
Frank Ward
Linwood Cemetery
Funeral for Frank Sedlacek in Swisher home
Funeral services for Frank K. Sedlacek will be held at his home three and a half miles southwest of Swisher at 2 p.m. Wednesday. The Rev. Francis Pokorny will officiate and burial will be in Du Pont cemetery. Friends may call at the home Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sedlacek
Frank K. Sedlacek
Swisher
Francis Pokorny
Dupont Cemetery
Vinton Selects L. J. Kirkland as RFC Attorney
Special to The Gazette reports Vinton the RFC district appointed L. J. Kirkland as attorney and he indicated acceptance. Two large English built airliners under construction will carry three passengers each when loaded. One plane will weigh about fourteen tons with a cruising speed of 108 miles per hour.
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Vinton
L. J. Kirkland
RFC
England
Ene
State Colleges Will Accept Czech Language Work of Local Schools
Supt. Arthur C. Deamer told the board that registrars at the University of Iowa, Iowa State College, and Iowa State Teachers College have voted to count Bohemian language study as high school credit for college entrance with the condition that the teacher has training equivalent to other foreign language teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. Deamer
Board of Education
University of Iowa
Iowa State College
Iowa State Teachers College
Advertisement or News The Family Income Policy Promise
A Guernsey Islet migrant man in Iowa bought a National Life Family Income policy after a life event. The plan pays $100 monthly until $23,800, plus surplus interest, and $10,000 to the mother in 1951. Total guaranteed benefits reach $33,800. Local agents listed with Cedar Rapids offices.
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Guernsey Islet
America
Iowa
National Life of Vermont
National Life Insurance Company
C. V. Shepherd
Dows- Ridge
Cedar. Rapids
Robert O. Bickel
George McCollister
Welcom W. Reams
Warren Buchan
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Cth Daily
Merry Ogos
Drew Pearson
Robert
Allen
Millard Tydings
Maryland
Virginia
Mayflower Hotel
Supreme Gcourt
Stone
Hoover Medicine Ball
Kenney
New Jersey
Ross Collins
Mississippi
Army
Collins
House Military Affairs Committee
Iowa News
Henry Hacker
St. John's Lutheran Church
Theo Rottmann
Hacker
Germany
Dorothy Rabe
Fred Rabe
Will
Washington Township
Marengo
Byron W Ashley
Victor
Methodist Episcopal Church
Margaret Spence
Ashley
Myrtle Border
Ladora
Fort Collins
Colo
Theodore
Ligby
Idaho
John
Lawton
Oklo
Blaine Coats
Newhall
Mary Russell
Greeley
E. L. Price
Henry Graham
Shellsburg
May Mason
Roy Meskimmen
Eldon York
John Russell
Roland
Emma Wetsel
Williamsburg
G. E. Meyer
Will Davies
John W. Thomas
David John
Virginia May
Leighton Thomas
Grand Island
Neb. Eardley
Willard
Clifford Jones
Ottumwa
Williamsburg Congregational Church
Tama County District Court
Bates
Tracer State Bank
Elam Daily
Jesse Tow
N. P
Ella F Cronk
J. W
Mattie R. Cronk
R. M Tweet
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States
John Elmer
Rae S. Saunders
Grant Township
H T Cherry
Tama
Caroline Schelldorf
Leonard Cherry
Cherry
Ed Harless
Leora Evens
Bergen
Warren Eichorn
Robert Lubbock
Pauline Scott
Tillson Petro
Lbrarian
Katherine Bergen
Ailah Henry
Nettie Dickinson
James Kibbie
Emmet Cripps
Mary Johnson
Clutier
Clark Davis
J. E. Arends
Davis
Arends
Sylvia Arends
Marie Heckroth
Emma Diel
Preston
Charlotte. Austin
Dummont
Oxford Junction
Martin Podolak
John Buresh
E. A. Grimwood
Frank Kolarik
Josie Barrett
Edward Sazma
Mayflower
Podolak
Czechoslovakia
Rosalie Haraz
Anna Carter
Mary Newton
Rose
Edward
Maquoketa
Frank Powelka
Frank Zamastil
John Sazma
John Lassik, Jr
Frank Teenhart
Michael Souhrada
Sophia Schaffer
Flavia Leech
W. R. Hakes
Dresden
Jane
Young Democrats
Kirkland
the Gazette
Carnival
Aten Ee
Allan
Swagger
Coats & Suits
Rayo
Coats
St. S.E
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