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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1933

Page

9

Dickinson Defends Tariff Base for Farm Relief

Iowa Senator L J Dickinson told the Academy of Political Science that the protective tariff is the foundation of farm relief. He argued that falling tariffs would depress American industry and farm markets and warned against trade deals that weaken the tariff. He outlined three lines for solving the farm problem including protecting farm product tariffs.

New York L. J. Dickinson Iowa Academy of Political Science Dickinson Iowan Congress America

Industrial Products To Insure Continuance Of Standard Of Living

The line urges securing industrial goods to protect the working man's standard of living, stressing stable supply and affordable prices. It advocates policies and measures to sustain employment and wage adequacy amid economic pressures.

Tipton Store Damaged By Fire And Farm Blaze Nearby

The Tipton Variety store operated by Ed Dean was wrecked by fire Friday morning with about 4000 dollars in damage and stock destroyed. Flames, seen around 8:30, likely started from chimney sparks or a bonfire in the alley. The Ed Deardorf farm north of Tipton also lost a broad house and 150 chicks Thursday afternoon. A hog house owned by Dr. C H Banks at the town edge was destroyed by a grass fire that got out of control.

Tipton Ed Dean Ed Deardorf C. H. Banks

Jolson Picture Draws Gazette Newsies to Iowa Theater

Fifty Gazette m newsboys accompanied by Alex Fidler visit manager Joe Garman at the Iowa theater Thursday evening. Al Jolson, in Hallelujah, I m a Bum, shares the spotlight with Harry Langdon and delights the group. The boys thank Mr. Garman for a fun night. Mary Kelly, four, suffers severe burns from matches at play when she woke from a nap. Jean Standfield and Bernadine Standfield extinguish the flames, saving her life.

Gazette m Sigourney Mary Kelly Dudley Kelly Jean Bernadine Standfield Kelly

City Briefs and Personal Notices Include Illnesses and Visits

Mrs. Mary Hansen of Merritt Apartments is seriously ill. Dr. P. M. Andreele at Mercy Hospital recovering from appendicitis. Central Unemployed Organization plans a benefit dance at their hall 528 First Street. Girls and women's swimming classes at Y M C A pool canceled due to water carnival ends Sunday. Want Ad result-story prizes urged. Fred Wenke, 814 B Avenue NE, cut three fingers while sawing wood. treated at St. Luke's Hospital and released. Mrs. Anna Petras of Wilmington California visits Cedar Rapids to aid her bedridden father Joseph Jasa at 1817 Oakland Ave NE. She may stay for some time. trip was by automobile from Santa Monica with friends.

Fred Wenke Avenue NE St. Luke’s Hospital Anna Petras Wilmington Calif Cedar Rapids Joseph Jasa Oakland Avenue Santa Monica

Fire and rail notices from the region on Thursday

Firemen tended a chimney fire at W L Quinby 1600 Seventh Avenue SE a grass fire near 229 Twenty third Street SE and a small awning fire at a popcorn stand east of the Allison hotel First Avenue E No serious damage. Northwestern local trains Nos 29 and 30 timetable changes effective May 1 routes Cedar Rapids to Des Moines with new departure and arrival times. William J Hunter of Chicago son of Mrs Agnes Hunter moved to Wesley Memorial Hospital after two major operations and now in critical condition following Dr Philip Kruescher's surgery.

W. L. Quinby Seventh Avenue SE Twenty-third Street Allison Hotel First Avenue E North Western Clinton Ames Des Moines Cedar Rapids William J. Hunter Chicago Agnes Hunter Tenth Street Lake View Wesley Memorial Hospital Dearborn Street

Coe seniors hold first chapel in commencement season

Frederick West of Chicago and Kenneth Strang led the 1933 class procession at Coe College senior Friday chapel. The program included the loyalty song, invocations, solos by Ruth Massey and Lucy Ambroz, speeches by John Battin and Strang, and the pledging of three new Sachem members Donald Neary Robert Gunn and Charles Daniel.

Coe Frederick West Chicago Kenneth Strang D Avenue Catherine Adams Alt George W. Bryant Ruth Ebling Massey Lucy Bushnell Ambroz John R. Battin the Gazette Doc Alumni Association Alma Mater Strang West Sachem Donald Neary Robert Gunn Charles Daniel

Dr D W Kurtz Opens Series of Public Meetings

Dr. D W Kurtz of Chicago president of Bethany Biblical seminary will open four public services sponsored by local churches at Westminster Presbyterian church tonight at 7 30 pm He will speak again Saturday at 7 30 pm and Sunday at 3 and 7 30 pm bringing a series of meetings to the community.

D W. Kurtz Chicago Bethany Biblical Seminary Church of the Brethren First Baptist First Christian Westminster Presbyterian Westminster Presbyterian Church

Alcohol raid nets 53 gallons in Riverside area

Washington County officers seized fifty three gallons of liquor and a small amount of whisky from Glenn Kallous near Riverside. Kallous appeared before Justice Ed Boyee and was bound over to the September term grand jury. The raid, led by Sheriff R H McCarty and Deputy H M Putnam, found most liquor hidden in a barn and a small amount in a garage tool box.

Washington—County Glenn Kallous Riverside Justice of the Peace Ed Boyee R. H. McCarty H. M. Putnam

Neglect of Common Constipation Is a Serious Matter

An old medical caution explains constipation can cause headaches loss of appetite and sleep problems and may precede serious disease. Kellogg's ALL-BrAN is recommended as a daily cereal to add bulk aid regular habits and build iron with two tablespoonfuls daily or with meals in serious cases.

Kellogg Battle Creek

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