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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1933
Page
18
The Iowa theater presents Should a Woman Tell a troubled tale through Tuesday. Evelyn Brent stars with H B Warner Lew Cody in strong support. Marguerite Day is notable with a news reel organ solo and short features to offset the somber tale.
Notice is hereby given that on April 17 1933 Joan R Bain and A C Bain were appointed and qualified as executors of the estate of John A Hain late of Linn County Iowa deceased All persons owing the estate should pay promptly Those with claims must file them authenticated with the clerk of the Linn County Iowa district court H M Coats attorney
George White announces a three day engagement of his Broadway spectacle Scandals at the Town theater beginning Wednesday. He directs the show with an all star cast led by the Howard Brothers and features Eleanor Powell the Loomis Sisters and Joseph Urban scenic design alongside music by Lew Brown and Ray Henderson.
Theaters feature Paramount headliner Helen Hayes and Clark Gable in White Sister. Iowa shows Should a Woman Tell with Evelyn Brent and H. B. Warner. State brings Joan Blondell and Chester Morris in Blondie Johnson. Palace screens Call Her Savage with Clara Bow. Rialto offers Blessed Event with Lee Tracy and All Mail with Ralph Bellamy. Olympic presents Douglas Fairbanks in Mr Robinson Crusoe.
City council introduced a resolution of necessity for a Lake Avenue NE lateral sanitary sewer from Twelfth Street to Center Point Road by Louis J. Zika commissioner of public improvements. A second resolution orders plans and specs and a May 4 hearing follows. The sewer links to the Dundee main as an unemployed project. Assessments will target benefiting property owners.
Harry S. Johnson, assistant city solicitor, denounces speeders in a Tuesday statement. He says high speeds inside city limits cause many accidents, noting 75 percent of speeders in court are about eighteen and average 50 mph. He cites national and Iowa figures, urging fines or license suspensions, and reports year to date Iowa auto deaths by month.
Cub Pack No 2 of the Boy Scouts of America will hold a court of honor at Van Buren school Wednesday at 7 30 pm. Sponsored by Sixteenth Avenue Commercial Club Louis Mrstik is cubmaster. Cedar Rapids area council officials and troop representatives will be present to invest new members and award honors with Dempsy Jones entertaining. Public invited.
Oxford Junction Savings Bank, closed since 1931, will pay another dividend per a court order. The 15 percent payout follows a 10 percent initial payment, yielding about $50,000 for the community.
London correspondent Milton Bronner reports Hamburg’s economy faltering due to a business downturn worsened by the Hitler anti Jewish campaign. He notes wholesale cancellations by major shipping lines, empty hotels, and widespread Nazi intimidation of Jewish stores and professionals amid rising repression.
A reader notes the quotation praising science as exciting and beautiful attributed to Julian S. Huxley, highlighting its positive view of scientific awe.
Shipping circles expect Nazi control to enter Hamburg and Bremen line boards. A state-backed shipping trust resembling Luft Hansa could emerge, with increased government support for steamship interests. Plans may extend to continue fixing lower railway freight to aid German foreign trade.
Tomorrow an article by Mr Bronner wraps a series on the future of Hitlerism. The piece analyzes shifts in policy and ideology amid growing wartime pressures.
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