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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1937

Page

4

Freighter Escorts Former Local Woman With 27 Million in Cargo From War China

The Cedar Rapids couple arranged passage from Peiping to Genoa as bombs fell and trains were halted. Mrs. McCord and her husband Lieutenant Commander McCord describe delays, martial law, and a perilous ocean escape with 27 million dollars in paper money loaded at Tsingtao aboard a small freighter.

China Peiping Cedar Rapids United States Navy Thawara Mere de le Treature McCord McCord States Guam Joseph Sadowsky Bever Avenue E. W. Krickard Twenty-third Street Drive Genoa Italy Europe Cathay Mansions Shanghai Japan Mac Mukden Fentai Cheefoo War Hai Wei Tsingtao Tsingtan Legation Marco Polo Bridge

North Dakota town still has too much water

Sheldon North Dakota faced a legal battle after drilling in 1906 unleashed an artesian well that flooded fields and eroded land. The village paid funds to settle damage claims, but the flowing 40 foot well continues to bubble, with a fence moved over the years as the pool grew.

Sheldon N. D North Dakota South Dakota

Fastest American Planes To Fly At 400 MPH Tests

Two top speed aircraft from Mattie Laird workshops rolled out in Chicago for tests under Col Roscoe Turner. The Meteor racing plane with a Pratt Whitney 1200 hp engine and the Comet with 1000 hp will challenge European racing ships. Turner plans to fly the Meteor in next week's Bendix trophy and Cleveland air races.

Chicago INS America Mattie Laird Roscoe Turner Europe Turner Alsa Cleveland Munckes Findlaw Oprato

Polish Farm Strike Seems Fading Out

WARSAW UPI The national strike of farmers appeared to have ended with Saturday deliveries of food products to industrial centers resumed. Districts Luan Tarno pol and Croce reported shipments nearly normal, though Kielce district noted further disturbances. The Polish press did not mention the strike, in which at least 50 persons were killed.

Warsaw UPI Luan Tarnopol Croce Kielce

Two Soldiers Sentenced for Kidnaping in Nebraska Case

Elmer Kitcher and Ted Olson two army privates from Fort Crook Nebraska received federal reformatory sentences after pleading guilty to kidnaping. Kitcher got two years Olson eighteen months. The pair had escaped from the Fort Crook guard house June 14 and forced an Omaha cab driver to take them to Council Bluffs under threats. They were later arrested near Minneapolis.

OMAHA Elmer Kitcher Ted Olson Fort Crook Neb Kitcher Olson Council Bluffs Minneapolis

A Fish Story in Cleveland Split by a Catch

Chester Sobey fished Lake Erie Fortnight ago with a broken line. Friday night he returned to the same spot and landed a large catfish that bore Sobey’s old hook line and brace of hooks in its mouth.

Cleveland Chester Sobey Lake Erie Sobey

Grange Shrine in Minnesota Restored

Elk River Minnesota AP The National Grange funds a 10000 restoration of an old farmhouse on the Mississippi near Elk River to preserve the first Grange headquarters founded by Oliver H Kelley. The project rebuilds the home barn granary and related structures as a national shrine for farmers and Grange students. Charles Reed of Elk River leads the rehab work with furnishings donated from Grange chapters nationwide.

Elk River Minn Grange National Grange Oliver H. Kelley Order of the Patrons of Husbandry Washington, D. C Kelley Mississippi Charles Reed

Hindu Widow Dies On Mate's Funeral Pyre

In Guna Suket state a Hindu widow died by suicide on her husband's funeral pyre despite British rule. A village girl, aged one year married, announced her plan to die with him as mourners clashed cymbals and trumpets.

Mate Colombo Ceylon Guna Suket

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