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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1936

Page

4

G-MEN'S Police Training School Shows Fast Progress

J Edgar Hoover announces America's first scientific police school is progressing well. The program began last summer with a class of twenty three and several graduates already rose to top posts, including Henrico County chief and state police trainers.

Washington J. Edgar Hoover G-men America Federal Bureau of Investigation United States Hoover E. W. Savory Petersburg Henrico County Richmond Charles R. Blake Rhode Island State Police James C. Downs Baltimore Police Baltimore Larry Goodrich Florida Earl Henry Pennsylvania Highway Patrol State Police Leo Mulcahy Connecticut Morgan Naught Elizabeth N. J Mulcahy Norman Purcell Delaware C. W Ray West Virginia Clarence Smith Police Department Stamford

Lady of Charm Puzzle Clue List Reveals Answers

A backward and forward puzzle yields answers such as Irish fuel God of love trap chestnut corpse and others. The list maps horizontal and vertical clues to terms including Elaine, Cedar, and Cedar Grove style entries with various everyday nouns.

Lonesome Vacation Teaches Edith To Appreciate Family

Edith seeks a solitary break but quickly longs for kin and home. The column notes her vacation ends early, yet she gains a renewed appreciation for family and dependence, viewing the separation as a success. It also includes Miss Manners letters praising shared work and rural city life contrasts, with hopeful outcomes for a missing couple.

Edith Joith Miss Manners Mickey

White House away from Congress after tax bill effort

The White House may skip other bills after the tax bill and relief appropriations. President Roosevelt reportedly does not want sessions prolonged, with housing and WPA issues likely to trigger debate and delay. Congress faces election pressures as adjournment looms.

Washington Congress White House Senate House Roosevelt Ways and Means Wagner New York Baltimore AAA

Washington Sideshow on Jones and White House Aides

Fulton Lewis Jr reports a backstage battle over Reconstruction Finance Corp flood relief loans led by Jesse Jones against Koppleman. Jones demands adequate collateral while White House aides hint at possible shifts in staff roles amid campaign pressures.

Fulton Lewis, JR Universal Service Ashington Congress Reconstruction Jesse Jones New Deal Jesse Connecticut Koppleman Jones White House

Radio Schedule Dense with NBC CBS Music and Talk Lineup

The page lists 6:00 to 11:30 PM and morning hours of radio programs across NBC CBS and WABC WJZ WMAQ WBBM stations. Entries include Hammerstein music hall Fibber McGee and Molly Downey and Sebi Margaret Ig Howard Price Joan Blaine Glen Gray orch Henry Busse and Henry Halstead orchestras and various choir acts with listeners guided by station lines.

NBC WEAP KYW Lombardo Road CBS WABC WOC WGST Margaret Ig WEAF WMAQ Downey Sebi WJZ Pick Pat WBBM Howard Price Tenor W. Kmox WCCO Lionele Barrymore Joan Blaine ANBC Warne King Orch National Radio Forum Neer Morgan Orch Ain Mansfield Orch Denny Orch Phil ‘Levant Seteapee Vallee Orch Shandor Ancien Cugat Orch Henry Busse Maurice Spitalny Orch Phil Ohman Orch Henry Halstead Orch WJZ Chain the Goldbergs United States Chamber of Commerce Just Plain Bill KMOX Jack and Loretta Clemens Voice of Experience Mary Marlin Brave Lad WJZ_ onlrave lady y George Hall Orch Wwoc Mitchell Schuster Orch Weaf Chain National Farm and Home Hour Rhythmaires Wabc Chain Ce Eee Miniatures Jerry Forever Young Margaret McCrae Woman’s Radio Review Betty and Bob Vivian Della Chiesa Columbia Chamber Orch My Farrell BC Wgst BBC London Manhattan Weaf Chai Benny Venuta Amos ‘N’ Andy Easy Aces Maybelle Jennings Lum Abner Kate Smith Hamilton Fish Reisman ,Orch Grime Clues Lazy Dan Wayne King Phil Regan Vox Pop Ben Bernie Orch Glen Gray Orch Nickelodeon Symphony Orch Fred Waring Orch Eddie Dowling Mary Pickford Clem McCarthy Robison Arch Ae Levant Orch Rodrigo Orch Philip Crane Orch

Mandarin Garb Banned For Chinese Officials

In Nanking the government decreed that high ranking officials abandon the long gown and jacket in favor of Western suits or the semi military uniform associated with Sun Yat Sen. Summer attire must be light yellow and winter blue.

Nanking China Sun Yat-Sen

Robins Return to Nest Under Walls Each Spring

A poem notes robins nesting beneath year after year. The speaker observes paired birds, their shared garb and song, and wonders what draws them to the sheltering roof. The verse wishes passersby to return and share in the birds’ renewal and affection for the walls.

Plane sold to cut costs for Austrian government

The $120000 airplane ordered for government officials by late Chancellor Dollfuss was sold after expenses for upkeep and insurance were judged too high. Vice-chancellor Starhemberg planned a Rome trip but cabinet debate led to the craft being sold, with Starhemberg instead taking a train to Italy.

Vienna Dollfuss Starhemberg Rome Italy

Tokio's Planned Dual Canal to Make It a Seaport

After decades of talk Tokio starts an eight year project to dig two canals to Yokohama. The main channel will be thirty feet deep and nineteen miles long at a projected cost of 15 million dollars. Excavated earth will reclaim land in a nearby Tokio suburb for a new industrial area.

Tokio Japan Yokohama

Jury awards $500 to Lembke in auto collision case

A West Union jury in Judge H E Taylor's court awarded John Lembke damages of 500 dollars against Ervin Reisner for injuries from a February 13 auto collision at the Hawkeye area intersection of primaries 18 and 102 north. An instructed verdict favored co defendant John Fritz as Reisner was not his employee. The jury deliberated 27 hours before returning for two extra instructions. suit sought 10,000 dollars.

West Union H. E. Taylor John Lembke Giard Ervin Reisner Hawkeye John Fritz Reisner Fritz

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