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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1935

Page

12

Nazis Extend War to Masonic Order

Berlin reports describe a Nazi campaign against Masonic lodges as part of broader totalitarian control. Count Lutz Schwerin von Kro-sick orders department employees to disclose lodge membership. those identified face automatic promotion penalties. The drive targets Jews Catholics Protestants and political opponents to divert attention from rising prices and material shortages. Dr Hjalmar Schacht warns foreign reaction to persecution harms Germany’s economy.

Berlin Lutz Schwerin von Krosick Stee Heine Daisloval Germany Schacht INS Hjalmar Schacht Reichsbank Adolf Hitler

Des Moines Murder Victim Auto Found at Iowa Falls

A Des Moines murder case led investigators to locate the victim’s automobile abandoned near Iowa Falls. Police officials said the car was connected to the ongoing inquiry and is being examined for clues.

Iowa Falls

Suspect Sought in Anamosa Station Car Threat Case

Detectives broadened search for Donald Lanning and Lawrence Briscoe both 20 as persons of interest after a gun threat at a filling station. Will Hay tentatively identified Lanning from a photo as the driver of a car resembling LeChars, who fled after 10am Tuesday.

Donald Lanning Lawrence Briscoe Tom Pett Will Hay Anamosa Lanning LeChars Wil Kay

Vernon and Meade Identified in Nebraska Bank Robbery

Vernon 27 and Pred Meade 24 of Sioux City were identified as two of the gang that robbed a Blue Springs bank on June 2 and escaped with 786 dollars. They were identified by F. J. Patten, borrower of the bank, with sheriff and deputy state sheriff present. Fred Meade, brother of John Meade 19 of Sioux City, pled guilty to the Blue Springs robbery and faces extradition decisions. Vernon is held over for the Sergeant Bluff robbery where Larry Kruse is named.

Sioun City Howard Vernon Fairbury Neb Pred Meade Sioux City Blue Springs Vernon Meade F. J. Patten Tom Dun Robert Emery Fred Meade John Meade Nebraska Penitentiary Sergeant Bluff Larry Kruse

15 Year Old Girl Wins Fayette Health Title

Edmunds 15 daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Edmunds of Randalia won Fayette county Four H club girls health championship over seven finalists. She has been in Heart of Center club three years and was selected healthiest of 21 girls in the club. The winner also represented the club.

Gar Ayette Tances Edmunds Frank Edmunds Randalia Fayette County Miss Edmunds Heart of Center

Fayette County Demonstration Team Competed at County Meet

A Fayette County student participated with her club on the demonstration team at the county competition. She will depart August 25 to represent Fayette County at the state fair in Des Moines with Dr. C. C Hall of Maynard serving as principal judge.

Esner University of Michigan Zenge Wer Laugh N Hospital Kurksvale Bauer Asvatge Gustien Semelb Seung Wodow Saxe Cereatea T.am Zengestter Essen Oro Asteopath Fayette County Des Moines C. C Hall of Maynard Farm Bureau

Roosevelt allocates funds for 6300 white collar jobs in relief plan

President Roosevelt approved $7,211,074 in allocations to the internal revenue and census bureaus for several surveys and investigations. The plan covers a retail liquor dealers survey, income and delinquent tax investigations, an alphabetical index of the 1900 population, and a retail trade census with headquarters for the index in St. Louis and activities out of Washington.

Washington INS Roosevelt Internal Revenue and Census Bureaus Bureau of Internal Revenue Census Bureau St. Louis

Admits Advising Whisper Campaign in 1935 Hearing

Testimony details Cramer stating he wrote utilities ads for magazines and read a March 28 letter he sent to C. E. Groesbeck of Electric Bond and Share. The letter proposed organizing security owners to attack the New Deal with a whispering campaign to discredit the administration.

tiNg Cramer Groesbeck Electric Bond and Share Company C. E. Groesbeck Electric Bond and Share Corporation Electric Bond and Share Security Owners of America Michaelson Charles Michaelson

Whispering campaign and New Deal repeal ideas surfaced

The document outlines Cramer’s proposals to Grosbeck including a congressional probe of brain trusters a whispering campaign pressure for full liquidation of the New Deal demands for repeal of several New Deal laws and cross party backing for 1936 candidates who support the security owners’ organization.

Cramer Grosbeck Congress Security Owners’ Organization

Help Kidneys Don’t Take Drastic Drugs

An advertorial warning about kidney health urges caution with harsh medicines and promotes Cystex as a doctor prescribed treatment. It claims rapid vitality within a week, a 48 hour effect window, and a money back guarantee, priced at 3 cents per dose. It targets readers with bladder and kidney concerns and lists various symptoms.

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