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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1934

Page

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State Supt in Charge on His Own Petition

State Superintendent of Banking TD W Yates appointed permanent receiver for Gatay Rapids Ravinga Bank and the American Prnst and Savings Bank, assets preserved but loans and future actions uncertain. Petition argues receivership prevents further actions and sustains both banks. plans for a new bank AGYrauah contemplated, with initial payments and one percent interest.

TD. W. Yates Theaday Gatay Rapids Ravinga Bank American Prnst and Savings Bank Judas Atherton Clark Tater Reaewer Antera Dudae Clark Petian Sviia Mo Bates Ree Cansethotan Finance Agyrauah Tarry Paar Axeoviap Owe Arter

Poem of Courage and Faith Found in Dark Trial

The text traces Grace Nol Crowell’s struggle after an injury at birth, her resilience and prayer leading to writing a title poem. Readers praise her courage and the response she finds in faith, as poems travel the world through others inspired by her perseverance and the prayerful plea for guidance.

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Huey Explains Air Mall Cancellation Amid Tense Speech

Huey outlines cancellation of an Air Mall project during a tense public event. He defends the decision as necessary amid rising concerns and cites contract issues and market conditions. Spectators react with mixed silence and occasional clapping as the speaker addresses questions from attendees.

Menace in New Deal Sparks City Hall Debate

The article reports strong opposition to the New Deal administration amid public criticism at a city event. Attacks focus on authority to legislate and concerns over farm policy and war codes, with local figures pressing warnings and political contention.

CEDAR Tate Mita

China Seeks Western Aid Over Japanese Policies

Chinese diplomats claim Japan pressed Manchukuo independence and customs post control as part of a broader plan to coerce China. They report East Asia tensions rising as Geneva talks and U S diplomacy loom, with Beijing seeking international response to Japan's moves.

Qeneva Cup Japan China Wentsin Manchukuo Manchurian Statna Dn Uw Wikia API Vo Shands Pally Asia Vietor Moa Te Jrague of Nations Fran Pauls Tesday At & Pan Geneva London Belial Ale” Anes Coutsel MG Wan Jn SMA Asrington United Mater Cordell New York Jiseph C. Grewty Wardau Fatas

Confusing prose hints at Dillinger era capture topic

Fragmentary text references Dillinger and a national convention with vague academic and scientific terms. Mentions Washton and Was: Cantonal advances, Pau bP ES OF Viner college, and odd phrases about the universe. Lacks coherent events, dates, or clear actors.

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Wallace Says He Will Cancel Book Deletions

Secretary of Agriculture Henry A Wallace said he intends to cancel deletions from passages in his forthcoming book Stovasmanship and Religion. He called the Chicago dispatch claiming praise for Lenin Mussolini and Whitely deliberate distortion and said the lectures were not originally meant for publication. Wallace defended U S relations with Italy and Russia and denied radic ally aims in his writings as he traveled toward Omaha to speak.

Quicgagdam Henry A Wallace Vere Ene Hrety Washington Chileago Esday Auticken Lenin Mussolini Witley Chilenego Theological Seminary Wallace Russia Germany Grondy Omaha Baylon

Bank bandits shot and captured after failed escape

Gun battle near a bank ends with one injured guard and two suspects captured. The trio fled in a vehicle before the remaining bandits scattered. An ambulance arrives as authorities mount a manhunt while a wounded officer is treated. Local reports describe a chaotic street scene with shots fired and the outlaw group separating.

House Rules Debate Stalls in Whurston Congress

A chaotic hearing on House Group Rules in Whurston stalls as members clash over procedural motions. The panel weighs seating policies and potential bias claims amid frequent interruptions and unclear proposals.

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DILLINGER HUNT SPEEDS BILLS TO END CRIME

Roosevelt urged action as the House Judiciary Committee approved bills to make escaping to avoid prosecution a federal offense and to broaden penalties for moving stolen property. Lawmen believed Dillinger capture or death was imminent as federal agents and state officers intensified pursuit across multiple states.

Dillinger Hunt Washington Roosevel House Judiciary Hines Roosevelt John Dwager Desperado aMeer

Look Delays Decision on University Presidency

Federal Education Commissioner George F. Look notified the Tawa State Board he could not reach a decision on accepting the presidency of the University of Towa. Dr Zook and Mrs Zook were in Town City and Cedar Rapes, awaiting a decision while expressing interest in the post and the opportunity to influence education at the bureau and at the university.

Washington, D. C George F. Look Tawa State Board of Education University of Towa Dr. Zook Zook Towa City Cedar Towa Dr. Lack Lowa Fantarraw Davis Toak Oalterwesayn Rehadahi Raker Yyis Washington Federal Post Eds Uvaliar Harry Sinvurher Wei

Air Lines Consider Using Discarded Ships for Wastage Relief

A garbled report hints at discussions in a legislative body about converting decommissioned vessels into airline support or related uses. The text references senators, regalia, and regional regulation debates amid unclear details and fragmented notes.

Town University presidency delayed amid board turmoil

State education board member T Naker announced Dr. George F. Zook could not reach a decision soon on who will lead the University of Town. President Walter A. Jessup agreed to stay in town, while a Carnegie grant promotes Advincement of Twarhtug, delaying a final appointment.

T. Naker State Board of Education George F. Zook University of Town Walter A. Jessup Dily Jessi Carnegie Cyassim Jassupus Resehee Hem Bakes Bartionth Waker

Tuesday Major League Results from the American League and NL

The report lists multiple games with scores and pitching lines including Philadelphia over New York 6 to 4 Phillys Hayes and Ruffing top performers. Detroit and Cleveland show decisive wins. Boston, Washington, Brooklyn, New York, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago feature various scorers and pitchers across the day’s schedule.

United Press Philadelphia New York Marcum Hayes Ruffing Dickey

Packers Form Group To Save Direct Markets

A national meat packers association to defend direct marketing of livestock and beef to preserve freedom in marketing was announced. Knute Kepe of the Town Beef Market Shipping association in Des Moines is to be secretary manager. Members include Mayer as chairman and executives from Armour, Swift, Wilson, Oscar Mayer, Cudahy, Rath Packing, John Morrell, and others, with Des Moines as headquarters.

Cuicaqq Ty Orgiuication Meat Packers Vwestock and Neek Seewe _ Knute “Kepe Iveatock Ishipping’ Association Dea Moines Mouter Ine Volynd Mvestock Irdustry Mayer Jay 5 Yeckrr Mason Cit Ta Vicechatians Jay Hormel Ausa Minn Garsaret Rath Packing Coniny Waterloa Tar Armour Wd Company Chiesgod John Mare Conan Ottanine Tacos EL Divker and Sons Mason CIA Tar Wilson and Company Chicago Oscar Mayer One Yarny Madisaiy Gearee Karmel and Company Austin Swift and Romp Chiexpor T. M. Sticlair and Company Cedar Rapids Tay Cudahy Packhr

Silver Holders List Reveals Major Bank Concentration

A partial list shows Chase National Bank as the largest silver holder with 18 million ounces. Other significant holders include Bank of Manhattan and a mix of domestic and foreign banks, with numerous names hinted in the readable text. The report notes speakers at a May dinner and mentions committee members in connection with the silver holdings.

Senate Cari Galway Usreiss New York Sivtuse Scantever Faether Charles FE. Coughlin Conway Harriss Vase Chase National Bank Bank of Manhattan New Yes

Saysevolution Not Revolution New Deal Plan

President Roosevelt frames the New Deal as an evolution not revolution while defending federal subsistence homestead projects. He denies plans for regimentation and notes some experiments may fail as the program seeks recovery and reform. He criticizes claims of communistic aims and urges evaluation over revolution.

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Roosevelt backs Tugwell and other promotions in reshaped cabinet

President Roosevelt demonstrated faith in Rexford Tugwell by promoting him to Undersecretary of Agriculture and advanced Boston banker Thomas Jefferson Coolidge to Undersecretary of the Treasury. The moves aim to ease duties in the Treasury and Agriculture departments while signaling confidence in Tugwell amid opposition.

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