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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1933

Page

6

Train plunges in river after flood damaged bridge

A Pennsylvania Railroad Crescent Limited Memphis Special passenger train plunged through a flood weakened bridge near Washington at 3:45 am. Engineer Arthur H Bryde and Fireman A H Fayl were killed. Thirteen injured including track foreman Benjamin Johnson and postal clerk Claude Smith. Most survivors received first aid and continued onward. A relief train collected passengers as crews recovered the mangled engine cab from the mud.

Washington Pennsylvania Railroad Here Potomac River Limited New York Southern Points Arthur H Bryde A. H. Fayl Benjamin Johnson Claude Smith Watling River A. P. Tugwell Baton Rouge Memphis Southern Railroad

Iowa City Man Sentenced After Shooting At Wife

William Wildman pled guilty to assault with intent to commit manslaughter and received five years in the state penitentiary at Ft Madison. He fired a 12 gauge shotgun at his wife during a family quarrel. she endured minor injuries.

Iowa City Wiliam Wildman Ft. Madison James P Gaffney Wildman

Terzo Pleads Not Guilty On 1922 Arson Indictment

Vincent Cerame Terzo a 45 year old Brooklyn man pled not guilty in district court to a 1922 indictment charging arson to defraud insurers. Judge Moffit set bond at 15000 amid Terzo’s prior bond jumps and extradition battles across multiple states. The 1921 blaze targeted an almost completed southwest side apartment building.

Vincent Cerame Terzo Brooklyn N. Y Larry Condon New York City John T. Moffit Terzo Moffit Condon Chicago Jay Davis Iowa New York Linn Albany R. B Raymond Des Moines

Department Store Merchants Clash Over Price-Fixing

Washington AP reports a heated hearing in the recovery administration on the retail code. Percy Straus of Macy assails a price fixing clause while Namm, for four dozen NY stores, argues for safeguards against underselling and unfair advertising. He calls for preventing price cutting and misleading claims to protect fair profit and workers.

Washington New York Recovery Administration Percy Straus R H Macy and Company R H Namm Straus Namm Blue Eagle

Beating Suspect Receives Indeterminate Year

Howard Greiser, 24, was sentenced to an indeterminate one year at Anamosa state reformatory by Judge John T Moffit for assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury. He allegedly beat John Garioff 78 in Mount Vernon on July 28. county attorney G K Thompson filed the information.

Howard Greiser Anamosa State Reformatory John T Moffit Geiser Mount Vernon John Garioff G K Thompson

Coughlin Attacks Detroit Bankers Over Stock Claims

Father Coughlin denies purchasing stock from a brokerage and accuses the Detroit Free Press publisher of falsifying reports. He says his investment was legitimate and managed through a bank, while noting his role as holding company president allowed access to funds for dividends.

Free Press Coughlin Detroit Bankers Company Father Coughlin Detroit Free Press

Father Coughlin accuses politicians in Detroit bank probe

The Rev Father Charles E Coughlin told a grand jury examining the Detroit bank collapses that politicians block depositor payments He condemned American capitalism as aiding communism and denied a fake brokerage account claim He said bankers looted Detroit Trust Company in the scandal

Detroit Charles E. Coughlin Karl Marx Detroit Trust Company

Aimee Semple McPherson Speaks to 5000 at Vinton Fairgrounds

Aimee Semple McPherson arrives at Vinton to address about 5000 on the fair grounds. She is welcomed by the Vinton high school band and a mounted officer, then speaks from the amphitheater after a parade entry. Mayor Urice introduces her and a bouquet of red roses is presented by city officials.

Gazette Vinton Fair Grounds Aimee Semple McPherson Angelus Temple Cedar Rapids Vinton High School McPherson Evangelist C. D. Moore George N. Urice

Hoover Picks Up Hitch-Hiker Gives Him 100 Dollar Bill

The San Francisco AP report states John Wade Gordon of Memphis Tennessee said a former President Herbert Hoover gave him a lift after signaling on a northern California highway. Hoover reportedly drove to San Francisco and lent him 100 dollars to help him along until he gets a job.

Hoover San Francisco John Wade Gordon Memphis Tenn Gordon California Herbert Hoover

Fayette Health Winner Berniece Stelzmiller Named

The Fairfield township girls demonstration team led by Maxine Richards and Doris Nus won first at the Fayette county fair and will advance to state honors at Des Moines. Jean Ellinor Hutchison of West Union also to compete in the state 4-H style show. Berniece Stelzmiller is Fayette county health girl.

West Union Fairfield Township Maxine Richards Doris Nus Fayette County Des Moines Jean Ellinor Hutchison Berniece Stelzmiller

Zionist Congress Protests Nazi Rights Abuses for Jews

In Prague the world Zionist congress adopted resolutions protesting German persecution of Jews under Hitler. Delegates urged the League of Nations to restore rights and aid Jewish refugees, and appealed to Britain to open Palestine to Nazi victims.

Prague Czechoslovakia World Zionist Congress Germany Adolf Hitler League of Nations Palestine Resolutions Great Britain

Plan Hearing On Cotton Complaints

Washington reports that the Agricultural Adjustment Administration will hold a hearing on September 7 to probe complaints that cotton textile manufacturers profiteer under the Roosevelt recovery program and counter-claims that the cotton processing tax has cut demand. Secretary Wallace announced the plan, giving textile firms a chance to air grievances while proving price increases align with tax and program justifications.

Washington Agricultural Adjustment Administration Secretary of Agriculture Wallace

Radio schedules Morning and Evening Broadcast Lineup

A dense listing of radio programming across NBC CBS and affiliated stations. highlights include 1h dance band segments 7 9 10 and 11 music hours and performances by Betty Crocker Paul Ash Vera Van and L S Navy band with orchestras and commentators across NBC WJZ WEAF WMAQ WGN KYW KMOX and more.

NBC Treen de Rose WEAF Claras WJZ WGN Orean Deutsch Arch CBS WABC WNT Betty Crocker WEAP Kmox Venn Marine Band WJZ Rr WMT WBBM WCCO Gene Arnold Knight Orch Pauline Alpert WOC WMA WADBC Annes Marie Wbbm x Vie and Sade Koil Wren WMAQ Rex Battle Berrens Orch WIBW Wilson and Allen Three Shades of Blue WHO Betty Sob WLS Salon Orch Sley Howard Weco Wwoc-Who Arcadians U.S. Army Band Cloutier NBCI John Kelvin Woc-Who Jack Miller Brusileff Orch KMOX Viennese Skippy WCAO WHBM Hall Orch Ale—Hall Jack Armetrong Stamp Club Nika Netie Roop Goldberes Mieke Carter Ethel Shutta Bester Orch Bourdon Weaf Wood-Who Kyw 6:15—Columbians 1Cbs1 Wmox Wcco Julius Tannen Phil Spitalny Southernairces Treii Cobb WOWO Fred Allen Grofe Erch Phil Harris Vera van Phil Baker NHC Ilha Chase Paul Small Youne Arch Fernando Orch WISN L. S Navy Band Geace Moore Hayton Orch Lum Abner WLW Cozzi Koul Jane Froman Edwin Hill Dem Ese Davis Oceb Marlow Stern Orch Gerun Orch

Cedar Memorial Park and Cedar Rapids Property Transfers

In Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery Association transfer to Fred L. Bokerney for cremation lot 480 Section Acacia Lawn with noted racial restrictions dated 7 6 1932. Milo James Dicus and wife to Blanche M. Rothrock transfer of lot 7 block 3 Herkner's addition Cedar Rapids dated 8 19 1933 for $1 and valuable consideration.

Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery Fred L. Bokerney Acacia Lawn Milo James Dicus Blanche M. Rothrock Herkner Cedar Rapids

Appointment of Executrix for Fred M Ford Estate in Iowa

Notice announces Don Barnes as attorney for the executrix and asks all debtors to pay and creditors to file their claims with Linn County District Court. The Aug 1 1933 appointment is recorded under case No 12765.

State of Iowa Linn County Fred M. Ford Linn County, Iowa District

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Geis Mr. Vernon the Gazette Aimee Fayette Health Zionist Congress Don Barnes Eld Carter Carter C. M. Ca Haas Allen Motors Second Avenue Tenth Street SE Pathfinder
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