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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1935

Page

12

Gazette reports bid to remove Iowa attorney general

The Cedar Rapids Gazette alleges state official connivance and wide scale gambling rackets led by Joe Gagen. It cites bribe offers to officials, slot machine schemes, and a major payoff at Carter Lake and Log Cabin, urging county grand juries to act across multiple Iowa counties.

Joe Gagen Des Moines W. W. Stevens Sioux City State House Gagen Nesses Onal Ness SG Maver.d Gagen Ss Sud Carter Lake the Gazette Pottawattamie County Cedar Rapids Iowa Cedar Rapids Gazette

Dubuque Officials Lead War on Slot Machines

The Gazette decries widespread slot machine gambling in Iowa and accuses county attorneys and sheriffs of lax enforcement. It calls for the attorney general to investigate malfeasance and potential oath violations by state officials, including Attorney General Edward L. O'Connor, amid calls for accountability from Gov. Clyde L. Herring's administration.

Linn Dubuque John L. Duffy John V. Giellis T. J. Ryder Munner Iowa Cedar Rapids Gazette Harold M. Corper Iowa Liquor Commission Neoady Edward W. O'Connor Towa O’connor Gazette Executive Council Clyde L. Herring Edward L. O'Connor Harold Cooper Surty Sorelfoom Tee State Execcutie Council Connor

Mount Vernon Students Strike Over Principal Reappointment

Three student groups and parents protested over Miss Opal Munger’s reappointment as principal. They urged board action to dismiss Superintendent George Anselm and to end practice teaching. A mass meeting was planned at city hall as Klimo refused to meet. About sixty of 181 students attended classes Friday.

Mount Vernon John Klimo Opal Munger George Anselm Klimo

Jay Michols Dies At West Liberty

Jay Ira Nichols 80 longtime Muscatine County resident former state senator and representative died at his West Liberty home at 645 am Friday after two years of failing health. He gained early prominence supporting scientific farming and helped organize the Muscatine County Farm Bureau.

Muscatine Jay Ira Nichols Muscatine County West Liberty

Germany Starts Naval Building Submarines at Kiel

The Daily Telegraph and News Chronicle report Germany will lay down twelve submarines of 2,500 tons each, violating Versailles arms limits. Kiel’s submarine training school is to be reopened, signaling a broader naval buildup.

London Germany Daily Telegraph News Chronicle Kiel

Reinstatement Planned for Opperman at Iowa City

Dean Robert E Rieners says Albert Opperman a Brooklyn New York freshman will be reinstated at the University of Iowa. Opperman was in Phi Beta Delta which was disbanded after charges of keeping a disorderly house. he was cleared of the charges.

Iowa City Slen Robert E. Rieners Albert Opperman Brooklyn N. Y University of Iowa Opperman Phi Beta Delta

Hopkins Heads Progress Unit In Work Relief

President Roosevelt completed organizing the public works relief administration naming Harry L. Hopkins to head the new progress division while Hopkins remains administrator of the federal emergency relief. Rear Admiral C Peoples joins to run procurement and Col. Robert E Wood of Chicago joins as business advisory representative. A mayoral conference representative, likely Mayor LaGuardia, will join the setup.

Washington INS Roosevelt Public Works Relief Administration New Progress Division Harry L. Hopkins Hopkins Federal Emergency Relief C. Peoples Robert E. Wood Chicago Business Advisory Committee Business Advisory Committee A Representative of the Mayor’s Conference Mayor LaGuardia New York New Setup

Roosevelt to form new works division for massive relief effort

President Roosevelt summoned seven top recovery officials to the White House to finalize a division of progress as the last step before launching the 11 billion unemployment fund. The plan calls for 7 million jobs and the end of direct relief by July 1, 1936, with a fireside radio talk to explain the program.

Washington Roosevelt White House Progress Dal WAB DAI Tugwell Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes New Works Allotment Board Frank C. Walker Division of Rexford Guy Tugwell Harry L. Hopkins the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Joseph P. Kennedy Securities Exchange Commission Charles West Ickes Division of Progress Agriculture Henry A. Wallace Frances Perkins Walker Christian J. Peoples Treasury Daniel W. Bell R Edward M. Markham Army Engineer Corps H H. Bennett Elwood Mead

Government officials named in New Deal program roles

The list includes Robert Fechner as commissioner of reclamation, Thomas N Mae Donald as Civilian Conservation Corps head, Tugwell as rural resettlement director, F A Silcox of the forest service and Col Horatio B Hackett heading low cost urban housing.

Missioner of Reclamation Robert Fechner Civilian Conservation Corps Thomas N. MaeDonald Bureau of Public Works Tugwell F. A. Silcox Federal Forest Service Col Horatio B. Hackett

Kenwood Bank to Pay Final Dividend in Cedar Rapids

Kenwood Savings Bank of Cedar Rapids seeks court authority to pay a final ten percent dividend to depositors, completing one hundred percent of claims. Judge H C Ring set May 3 for a hearing. O F Fryer is examiner in charge. Past dividends reached ninety percent about $90,000, with earlier payments totaling sixty-five percent in 1932 1933 and 1934.

D. W. Bates Kenwood Savings Bank of Cedar Rapids H.C Ring O. F. Fryer

U S Naval Maneuvers Seen As Aimed At Japan

Tokio reports claim American naval exercises in the Pacific are targeted at Japan. The Nichi Nichi newspaper attributes the view to the Japanese navy and notes foreign office suspicion of U S disarmament pessimism driven by navy propaganda.

TOKIO Pacific Japan Nichi Nichi Foreign Office

Chas Cuhel Sr Pioneer Farmer Dies At Swisher

Charles Cuhel Sr 73 a Johnson county pioneer died at his Swisher home Thursday at 2 30 p m after a heart attack Born in Linn County College Township he farmed in the area all his life except six years after retiring and moving to Swisher He is survived by Emma his wife three children a brother and a sister five grandchildren Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Sunday in the Barta chapel with Rev Francis Pokorny officiating Interment in Anderson cemetery Friends may call at the Barta chapel Saturday evening

Charles Cuhel, Jr Johnson County Swisher Linn County College Township Emma Cuhel Emil Novak Leonard Stepanek Fairfax Charles A. Cuhel John Cuhel Cedar Rapids John Janko Barta Chapel Francis Pokorny Anderson Cemetery

Two Men Slain and a Third Wounded at Hollywood Dinner

Hollywood police hunted three mysterious witnesses after a nightclub style dinner party at designer Paul Ivar Wharton’s apartment ended in murder. Wharton and his chauffeur were killed, a law professor shot, and a bystander committed suicide.

Hollywood Colony California N. C. McDermitt Paul Ivar Wharton Aimee Semple McPherson Ivar Aileen Pringle Constance Bennett Jean Harlow Carmen Pantages Considine Aftmee Semple McPherson Paul Wharton William M. Howard Howard Henry Bolte Mrrs W. A. Wharton

Plea Made to Spare Kidnapper's Life in Missouri

Miss Mary McElroy urged Governor Guy B Park to spare Walter H Mc Gee, the leader of the kidnap gang that abducted her for a $30,000 ransom nearly two years ago in Jefferson City Missouri.

Jefferson City, Mo Mary McElroy Guy B. Park Walter H. McGee

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