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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1934

Page

5

Hitler Praised in Hindenburg Will Sparks Debate

The last will of President Paul von Hindenburg, written May 11, praises Adolf Hitler and endorses monarchy as Germany's savior. Col. Franz von Papen delivered the document to Hitler, who authorized its publication, while Hindenburg expresses faith in a united German people and recalls urging Hitler to power in 1933.

Berlin INS Adolf Hitler Paul von Hindenburg Col Franz von Papen Hindenburg Oskar von Hindenburg von Papen Hitler Germany Republic

Examination grades reveal Cedar Rapids postmaster eligibles

Civil service results from Washington show Fred Poyneer with a grade of 78 and Frank B. Baldwin with 75.2 as the only two eligibles certified for appointment as Cedar Rapids postmaster. Baldwin currently serves as acting postmaster. date of permanent appointment is undecided.

Fred Poyneer Frank B. Baldwin Cedar Rapids Washington, D. C Poyneer Baldwin

Grain Loadings in Territory Reach Heaviest Point in Years

Rock Island railroad reports grain loadings in the territory are at a multi year high with brisk business in recent weeks. Most shipments consist of shelled corn and a large portion is government scaled.

Rock Island Rock Island Railroad

Sioux City S.O.S. For Bricklayers

Sioux City calls for bricklayers as Co. F Lytle Construction asks the union to supply more men for public works projects. Bricklayers arrive from Linton Burlington Fort Dodge and Council Bluffs to help.

Sioux City Help Wanted Co. F Lytle Construction Company Bricklayers’ Union Linton Burlington Fort Dodge Council Bluffs

Wreckage Of Car In Which Two Were Killed

The article notes a fatal automobile crash Tuesday killing two people. It mentions mournful observances and community notices including a rosary service for Maurice P Cahill and local events such as a band concert at the University of Iowa summer school. Names with ties to Cedar Rapids Marion and Camp Waubeek appear among brief items.

Don Kessler Cedar Rapids Allstate Band University of Iowa WSUI

Fresh Week Committee Named At Iowa U

Special to The Gazette Iowa City Claude Hogan of Cherokee is named chair of a 148 member University of Iowa Freshman week committee. The group will supervise events for freshmen September 19 to 24 with student leaders and faculty planning activities. The Iowa City list includes David Elderkin Lester Kimberley Ellis Negus A B Steele Cherie McElhinney Janet Larabee Elizabeth DeCock Evelyn Paula John Grim Robert Isensee Donald Anderson Tom Farrell Fred Higbee Richard Jessup Stewart Taylor Lawrence Oliver Ruth Aurner Ruth Garrigues Margaret Olson Esther Idema Belle Markovitz Normalee Van Horn Marjorie Bryan Nellie Fordyce Edith Helmer Mildred Mott Sara Mumma Agnes Patterson Selma Seashore Dorothy Spencer.

Iowa City Claude Hogan University of Iowa David Elderkin Cedar Rapids Lester Kimberley West Liberty Ellis Negus John Grim Robert Isensee Donald Anderson Tom Farrell Fred Higbee Richard Jessup Stewart Taylor Lawrence Oliver Ruth Aurner Ruth Garrigues Margaret Olson Esther Idema Belle Markovitz Normalee van Horn Marjorie Bryan Nellie Fordyce Edith Helmer Mildred Mott Sara Mumma Agnes Patterson Selma Seashore Dorothy Spencer

British inventor claims machine tests love between two people

A British inventor proposes a device that determines if two persons are in love and measures the extent. The claim centers on evaluating emotional connection and compatibility through a mechanical system.

Cedar Rapids Life Insurance Co v Leibsohn et al.

In Linn County District Court in September 1934 the plaintiff seeks a judgment for 16389.74 plus eight and a quarter dollars in costs and fees, against Mayer Leibsohn Rebecca Leibsohn and R J Smith, on three promissory notes secured by a mortgage on the south easterly 40 feet of lot 3 in Block 4 Cedar Rapids. The petition requests foreclosure, appointment of a receiver to collect rents, and sale of the mortgaged property with equitable relief. The defendant is warned to appear before noon on the second day of the September term, or default and judgment will be entered. The case is represented by Grimmett Elliott Shuttleworth & Ingersoll.

District Court Linn County Cedar Rapids Life Insurance Company Mayer Leibsohn Rebecca Leibsohn R J. Smith Iowa Cedar Rapids Linn Renal Estate Court House A. D GRIMM Elliott, Shuttleworth & Ingersoll

Firemen and Policemen Host Gazette Carrier Winners Outing

Cedar Rapids firemen and police treated twenty five Gazette carrier winners to a three day outing. The group toured the central fire station, learned firefighting methods, and viewed jail and firearms exhibits. They rode squad cars, heard a welcome on a police radio, and enjoyed theater and baseball events with evening activities at Ellis park and a barge trip on the Cedar.

Gazette Cedar Rapids Gazette Cedar Rapids Public Safety Department Central Fire Station E. P. Kohout Mike J. Skerik Fred Condon Kohout Kurdna Hines Police Department Mikota Memorial Building Memorial Auditorium Ed Stefan Paramount Theater Ben Bernie Jack Oakle Raiders Sioux City Packers Hill Park Ellis Park River Pavilion Cedar Iowa Theater Sgt Oys

City Briefs and Personal News Highlights

Worn furs advertised. Mrs. Amos L. Jacoby mourns son Lawrence in Neosho Missouri. Morris Plan loans promoted by Charles D. Manson Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. S. Friebel and Mr and Mrs James W Sloan update from Detroit Milwaukee trip. Louis D Burgus and family return from Burlington visit. W T Chase treated at Mercy hospital for hand lacerations from car cranking. Mr and Mrs Harry Pence return to Chicago after week with parents and Marion visit. City jail fines levied for intoxication. Elephant to be shown at Wapsiee Valley fair in Central City. Joe Wilson Wichita State University student to speak on Indian history at Lions Club luncheon.

Harry Pence Chicago Mr. Pence C. C. Stuart Sixth Street Harry Lutz Marion Joe Wilson University of Wichita Wichita Kan Lions Club

Fox and Flaherty Sailors Head to Training and New York

With his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Fox, one young man will report to the training station at San Diego for fleet ship assignments. J. E. Flaherty, son of B. T. Flaherty of 1054 Third Avenue SE, departs for New York City to join the U S S Overton.

H. E. Fox San Diego Calif J. E. Flaherty B. T. Flaherty Third Avenue SE New York City U. S. S. Overton

John Jay Recuperating After Heart Attack

John Jay, president of the Quick Way Shovel company of Denver formerly Cedar Rapids, is reported recuperating satisfactorily from a heart attack suffered seven weeks ago. He is expected to sit up for a few minutes daily this week.

John Jay Quick Way Shovel Company Denver Colo Cedar Rapids

Local Woman Injured In Auto Collision Near Grundy Center

Mrs. M. Johnson of 2032 Eastern boulevard SE received a deep forehead gash requiring stitches when two Cedar Rapids cars carrying drum and bugle corps members returning from Eldora crashed at the junction of highways 14 and 57 seven miles west of Grundy Center. Mrs. Reding of Westwood drive NW had driven past the intersection and returned to make the turn when her car collided with Carlton Smith of 1032 Twenty sixth street SE who had been following from Eldora.

M. Johnson Eastern Boulevard Cedar Rapids Boys’ Drum and Bugle Corps Eldora Grundy Center John Reding Westwood Drive Carlton Smith Twentysixth Street Red

Unclear Injury Report From Grady Center Car Incident

The passage notes passengers including John and Clarence, Mrs Johnson and her son Roland, Mr Smith with son Harold and Billy Curran. Mrs Johnson was the only person injured and received first aid at a Grundy Center doctor's office.

Ing John Clarence Johnson Roland

Breakin and Minor Thefts Reported in Local Incidents

A restaurant operated by Cora Woodson at 2912 First Avenue E was broken into Tuesday night with 26 cents in change a candy bar and several cigars taken. Two minor thefts occurred Monday night including a tire and four collars stolen from Roy Chiverton's car at 715 Seventh Street SW and an oak carpenter's bench plus about $5 worth of lumber taken from William Sperman's shop at 415 H Avenue NW.

Cora Woodson First Avenue Roy Chiverton Seventh Street William Sperman H Avenue NW

Ernsting Portwig Hoffmeier reunion near De Witt

The Ernsting Portwig Hoffmeier reunion was held near De Witt Sunday with 125 attendees. Visitors from Lowden and surrounding area included the families of Carl Licht Louis Licht L D Rixe Lorenz Hoffmeier Louis Meier Dick Mensing A L Mensing Louis Stolte Otto Stolte Paul Stolte Emil Stolte Gerhard Licht Herbert Kroemer Arthur Kroemer H O Hoffmeier and Mrs Ida Hoffmeier and Mrs Louise Ernsting.

Grocers and Meat Dealers Parade Delayed to 11 30

The Cedar Rapids Grocers and Meat Dealers association parade will start Thursday at 11 30 am from First avenue and First street west instead of 11 am. The delay allows attendees to honor Maurice Cahill a prominent local attorney and past department commander of the American Legion who has funeraled.

Knights of Columbus Turner Mortuary Maurice P. Cahill American Legion Cedar Rapids

Marriage Licenses Granted In Iowa and Omaha Areas

Gale C. Anderson of Mason City and Mary BE Taylor of Cedar Rapids. P S Norton and Loretta Hemmingson, both of Omaha. Chester E. Tuttle and Anna Marie Stuart, both of Newhall. Anton Simnacher and Myrtle Ness, both of Vinton.

Gale C. Anderson Mason City Mary BE. Taylor Cedar Rapids P. S. Norton Loretta Hemmingson Omaha Chester E. Tuttle Anna Marie Stuart Newhall Anton Simnacher Myrtle Ness Vinton

Notice of Probate of Will in Linn County

In Linn County District Court a hearing is set for August 20 1934 at 9 am to prove and admit the instrument alleged to be the Last Will and Testament of Willis L DeClow deceased Cedar Rapids Iowa August 14 Edwin W Lundquist Clerk and D H W Smith Attorney acting for the court

Linn County District Court Willis L. DeClow Cedar Rapids Iowan

Also Mentioned on This Page

S.O.S Wilson Camp Waubeek Cahill Wsul United States Navy DeLosse Arthur Jones A. L. Keele Sixth Avenue SE Oscar William Bensch O. A. Bensch Harvey Oliver Fox Baldridge Studebaker Legionaire Garland L. Risdon Independence Risdon Fred C. Henson Earl Stanley John Hanna A. A. Mikota Robert W. Hopwood the Peoples Savings Bank Third Avenue First Street Cedar Rapids, Iowa Schoen's Amos L. Jacoby Neosho, Mo Lawrence Morris Plan Adv Charles D. Manson S. Friebel James W. Sloan Seventh Avenue SE Penn Detroit Milwatukee Louis D Burgus Mr. Burgus Burlington W,. T Chase Thirty-fourth Street Mercy Hospital Leland Rouse Eighth Avenue C. Numeric Third Street Herbert Brown Central City Edwin W Lundquist D. HW Smith Flint Michigan Chevrolet Fisher Chevrolet Motor Company G.M. A.C General Motors ROVER
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