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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1933
Page
13
Washington AP describes the national recovery drive as a three cornered contest with labor industry and consumers as players. Three advisory boards oversee fair codes while a deputy administrator guides negotiations and hearings in Washington.
Willam Edmonds of King's Crown Plaster suffered a broken right arm after being caught in a belt at the plant. Fox, a Kentucky bred saddle horse owned by Dr. Stone of Cedar Rapids, won first prize at the Ames fair. Marjorie Carroll and Elizabeth Shafer depart for Berkeley California to start a year at the University of California. Mrs. John A. Reed left today for
Will Rogers argues that the United States should stop meddling in Cuba and Latin American affairs. He contends Cuba should govern itself and warns that big nations imposing policies breed misunderstanding and hinder peace.
Mr and Mrs Robert Cook and their children are spending their vacation in Troutdale Colorado detailing a family trip with no further specifics available from the fragment.
A large three story barn on the Snouffer farm east of Bever park burned last night. A crematory association was organized at a Sokol hall meeting with Joseph Hurka named president and other officers elected. Robert E Gourke of Norwood Mass chosen as YMCA physical director. Leonard Hi Oven Co won a contract to build a factory near Daniels park. John Myers recovers from a horse kick injury. Julian Mattiesen and wife depart for Peoria Ill for work. Mrs A B Everett returns from Colorado Springs. Capt George Evans heads to Cedar Falls for national guard encampment preparations.
The article warns that planetary rulership indicates adverse forces ahead causing abrupt change and possible misfortune. It urges caution with writings and deals, warns of fraud in secret negotiations, and notes a child born today may be brilliant yet restless. Shellsburg reports Armstrong reunion with seventy-one attendees and elected officers.
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