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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1933

Page

6

Bukacek Tops List in Police Exams

Frank J. Bukacek led the civil service promotion exams with a 98 in captaincy and 97 in detective tests. Twenty nine names earned passing marks across assistant chief captain sergeant and detective exams after resignations reshaped the force.

Frank J. Bukacek Police Department Dan Kruidemier Public Safety Bukacek Kruidenier Civil Service Commission Earl Stanley A. A. Mikota Fort L. Stanley Jesse H. Clift C. A Morningstar W. D. Cunningham Steven L. Stolba A. A Mikota Lyle B. Marshall Thomas J. Condon E. L. Stearns Albert E. Wilson W. J. Kudina Henry J. Nemec Ray J. Ales Peter Funcke Harley R. Simon Frank Bukacek Lyle B Marshall Thomas d. Condon Leland M Duncan W. J. Kudrna

Judges Answer Gang Threats With More Prison Sentences

In Chicago the criminal court system responds to gang threats by sentencing ten more men to the state penitentiary. Judge Joseph B. David read a threat letter from a jurist and immediately sentenced Lester Brown, 23, to a maximum of one year to life for robbery, as part of a drive to clear crowded dockets.

Chicago Criminal Court Joseph B. David Lester Brown

Dr Hans Luther Sails for United States from Bremen

Dr Hans Luther German ambassador to the United States sailed for New York on the Columbus from Bremerhaven, departing Thursday.

Dr. Luther United States Bremerhaven Germany Hans Luther New York

How to Play and Win at Contract Bridge Bidding

A bridge article discusses opening bids and safety margins. It explains that a minimum defensive strength of 21 percent honor tricks is prudent and details the Approach principle favoring suit bids over notrump in early bidding. The sample hand illustrates how players decide between notrump and suit contracts and emphasizes cautious, information gathering bidding.

South

Free Bridge Rules Booklet Offered by Local Paper

Readers may obtain a free copy of Bridge Rules and Etiquette by Josephine Culbertson through special arrangement. Send a 3 cent stamped self addressed envelope to Mrs Culbertson in care of The Cedar Rapids Gazette.

Josephine Culbertson Culbertson Cedar Rapids Gazette

Bridge bidding note on Raise to two spades sequence

The fragment describes a bridge bidding sequence where a shaded Raise to two spades is followed by an intervening Overcall by North and a pass by North after South gains another bid chance. It notes West passing would force North to raise South immediately. South can bid again with a strong hand.

West

Local Day Agents Remain at Posts

Bad news for bootleggers was contained in a good news telegram from Fort Dodge to Cedar Rapids investigators R. H. Taylor and Ed Miller. They were told to continue investigations until further orders despite Roosevelt’s reorganization order closing offices after hours.

Fort Dodge R. H. Taylor Ed Miller Cedar Rapids Prohibition Division Department of Justice Liberty Roosevelt

City Briefs and Personals Highlight Local Ledger

Charles Hollen of 402 Third Avenue SW treated at St Luke’s hospital for a lacerated thumb from a broken bottle. Louis H Straka returns home from Chicago where he attended the Century of Progress exposition. Employers Mutual Casualty Company offers auto insurance savings through McKinney Fire Agency. Dr Zoa M Munger Dr S A Helebrant of Cedar Rapids and Dr J R Shaffer of Marion join the Iowa Osteopathic Adult Health Clinic staff at the state fair. George Marsh of 1514 Fifteenth Avenue SB is on two week hospital release from Iowa City surgery and to return for another operation.

Charles Hollen Third Avenue St. Luke’s Hospital Zoa M. Munger S. A. Helebrant Cedar Rapids J. R. Shaffer Marion Iowa George Marsh Fifteenth Avenue Iowa City

NRA Posters Now Held By 1 080 Local Firms

The Cedar Rapids post office reports 1 080 NRA posters held by local employers as compliance filings rise. only twelve certificates of compliance were filed by noon. A Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce meeting with 59 beverage dealers planned a state wide group and appointed a committee to draft a code for later approval.

NRA George Beattie Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce

Home Burglary Reported at 803 Third Avenue SW

F M Hall reports his residence at 803 Third Avenue SW broken into between 8 p.m. and midnight Monday. Entry gained by cutting a screen on the rear door. loot included a pen and pencil set and a revolver.

F M. Hall Third Avenue

Band Concert At Backbone Park Sunday At Two

East Dubuque and Strawberry Point bands led by Otto The ness perform a concert at Backbone state park auditorium this Sunday at 2 p m.

Lamont East Dubuque Strawberry Point Otto Theness Backbone State Park

Accounting Board Meets in Iowa City with Attendees

Des Moines’ L. F. Ream and Mason City’s F. L. Finnegan attended a Thursday meeting of the Iowa board of accountancy. Secretary Treasurer I. B. McGladrey of Cedar Rapids presided over the session.

L. F. Ream Des Moines F. L. Finnegan Mason City Iowa Board of Accountancy I. B. McGladrey Cedar Rapids

First Aid Certificates Awarded to Linn County Nuns

Certificates for completing the standard Red Cross first aid course have been received at the Linn County American Red Cross office for thirty two nuns.

Red Cross Linn County The American Red Cross

Summer School at Mount Mercy College Taught by Sister Mary Redempta

A brief item notes attendance at a summer session at Mount Mercy junior college. The course was conducted by Sister Mary Redempta.

Mount Mercy Junior College Mary Redempta

Girl Hurt Falling From Porch At Home

Ruth Jean Schloss six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman H Schloss 1705 C avenue NE suffered a broken right arm Wednesday after she fell from the porch while playing at home

Ruth Jean Schloss Herman H Schloss C. Avenue NE

Mrs Younkin Injures Leg After Fall At Home

Mrs S E Younkin of 1224 Sixth Avenue SE fractured her leg in a fall on the front steps and is hospitalized at St Luke s Hospital.

S. E. Younkin Sixth Avenue SE St. Luke's Hospital

Navy Officer Plans Retirement After Thirty-Year Service

Lieutenant Commander Anthony Prastka and his family visit Cedar Rapids en route from Washington D C. to Los Angeles where they will settle. Prastka will retire October 1 after a thirty year navy career.

Anthony Prastka Cedar Rapids Washington, D. C Los Angeles Prastka Navy

Correction in Gazette on Assault Charge Slap Just Lloyd

A Wednesday Gazette report on the assault and battery case names Orville Lloyd as the accused. The complaint by Georgianna Colson states she was slapped by Lloyd instead of Colson, correcting a misattribution in the original article.

Court of Justice Almon S. Reed Orville Lloyd C Avenue N Georgianna Colson First Avenue E Colson Lloyd

Enlistment Accepted for Seventeenth Field Artillery

Druidrick Kokemuller of Central City is accepted for enlistment in the Seventeenth Field Artillery at Fort Des Moines. The information comes from Sergeant William Melton, an army recruiting officer based in the federal building.

Druidrick Kokemuller Central City Seventeenth Field Artillery Fort Des Moines William Melton Federal Building

Revenue Man Here Des Moines Official Visits Cedar Rapids

Doak of Des Moines chief field deputy for the United States collector of internal revenue district of Iowa is in Cedar Rapids on business.

Co. E. Doak Des Moines United States Collector of Internal Revenue District of Iowa Cedar Rapids

Linn County Supervisors Approve Bridge Plans

Linn County supervisors on Tuesday approved bridge plans for a structure measuring 816 by 18 feet, outlining scope and specifications for the project.

Linn County Supervisors

Bridge to be built in Maine township near Alburnett

The county bridge crew under County Engineer William Behrens will construct a treated lumber wood pile bridge about two miles northeast of Alburnett Maine township. Estimated cost is $417.10.

Maine Township Alburnett William Behrens

Murphy Seeks Speed Up Farm Mortgage Refinancing

Senator Louis Murphy of Dubuque urges Washington to accelerate Iowa farm mortgage refinancing after learning only 58 emergency loans totaling 113 450 have been completed. He notes 9 906 applicants have filed requests totaling 28 million dollars and blames the Federal Land Bank of Omaha's inadequate appraisal force for the delay.

Dubuque, Ia IMS Iowa Louis Murphy Dubuque Washington Henry Morgenthau, Jr Federal Land Bank of Omaha Murphy

Ransom For Urschel Set At $199620 In Oklahoma Case

Oklahoma City release reports that Charles F. Urschel, trustee of the T. B. Slick estate, was freed after a ransom totaling $199,620 was paid. John Campbell of Fidelity National Bank disclosed bill serial numbers accompanying the payment, marking the largest ransom in American history.

Oklahoma City Charles F. Urschel T. B. Slick America John Campbell Fidelity National Bank

Ransom Bills Circulated By Banks After Abduction Release

Bank officials handled bills cited as ransom in kidnap cases after a federal alert. The notice was sent by J Edgar Hoover head of the FBI in Washington dated August 7, one week following the release of a wealthy industrialist abducted by gunmen.

Urschel J. Edgar Hoover U. S. Bureau of Investigation Washington

Federal sleuths trace fake bonds in nationwide probe

Federal investigators probe a multi city forgery ring centered on municpal bonds. United States Attorney Brewster hints warrants for additional principals in finance circles. State Treasurer Boyd admits depositing state funds and loaning 150000 to retrieve bonds later used to cover the bank deposit but the bonds vanished. Impeachment pressure mounts against Boyd. Electric heated police cells noted in Chester England.

United States Brewster Finney New York Chicago Kansas City Boyd Matt Guilfoyle Landon

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Josephine Dealer North Rey Kelvinator CO Kelvinator 215 First Street Louis H. Straka Employers Mutual Casualty Company McKinney Fire Agency Goodyear All-We Pathfinder Hes Allen Motor 2Nd Avenue 10Th Street Mey Mee Jen Prastka Family Chester England
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