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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1932
Page
15
Washington officials say a revival of international trade with Russia would be welcomed but note a slump in Russian purchases. Officials doubt that recognition of the Soviet state would affect trade, as Russian buying would depend on market conditions.
New York reports Soviet Russia may issue hundreds of millions in bonds via the Central Bank of Moscow and its correspondents. Funds could revive American trade, with 1931 shipments totaling over 115 million dollars. U.S. engineers and executives urge recognition and unofficial trade missions to promote Russian purchases.
Moscow reports an organized campaign to attract foreign capital by selling a 10 year loan to foreigners in exchange for foreign currency. The bonds guarantee interest and principal repayment in gold value rubles and offer a 10 percent interest rate. The government will repurchase bonds anytime at face value plus accrued interest in foreign currency.
NEW YORK. Max Carey, loan manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers, has been signed to return next season. Brooklyn directors plan to meet Friday to formalize the agreement. Carey has led the club along the pennant path, guiding a team that has won about three fourths of its last 20 games and trails the Pirates by four games.
Edgar R. Baldwin, 83, of Baldwin near Nashua, Iowa, is growing a new tooth in a socket where a molar was pulled years ago. He has visited a dentist only twice in his life for extractions.
Angier jokes about fishing ethics and patience with a dig at an overcautious approach. He says he goes to catch fish, not play games or pianos, highlighting his blunt style and humor in the moment.
Arthur E. Nehls, 56, a city light and water plant employee, fell 30 feet while trimming a tree Wednesday. He died at 4 p.m. after injuries including multiple left ribs broken and a fractured pelvic bone. Nehls unfastened his safety belt before descending, slipped, and struck a curb. He is survived by a widow and a sister in Waterloo. a brother in Minot. Funeral tentatively set for Friday at 2:30 at Emmanuel Lutheran Church.
Donald Wright of near Quasqueten was captured Tuesday at 9 p.m. after an eight block chase by Sheriff Burch and Night Officer Mc Farland. He appeared before Justice Clyde Marinus and was fined 50 dollars plus costs for reckless driving.
Ten German travelers arrived Wednesday night on a trip around the world and planned to visit all of the Amana colonies. The party is traveling in a truck.
Iowa report states Hays Carson owner of Hotel Washington suffered a stroke on Wednesday and remains in a semi conscious condition with limited hope for recovery.
A school dance event labeled Viking to be held at Lincoln Park was postponed to Wednesday August 24. The notice mentions a police presence and the delay affects the Mokreis club and related attendees.
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