Congress Eyes Pruned Budget Amid Economic Strain
Washington reports forecast of a congressional night session on the dented economy program of Budget Director Douglas as subcommittees prepare to open hearings. Roosevelt backers face new demands for veterans relief and defense while public works funding, trimmed by Congress, looms as a flashpoint in budget battles.
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Washington
Ins
Douglas
Congres
Sereretary of Interior
Jone Tsomed
Congress
Ceanoy
Intel
Public Workk
Oranery
Henry T. Rainey
House
Fragmented Text Provides No Clear News Item
The readable portions do not form a coherent event or report. No identifiable people places organizations or dates are discernible, making a concise factual summary impossible from the given fragment.
Hem-Rodd Advertises Quick Pain Relief and Cures
An old advertisement claims a mysterious medicine Hem-Rodd cures hemorrhoids and strengthens the body. It markets suppositories and other forms as a universal remedy without side effects. The copy urges readers to try the product instead of other remedies despite unclear evidence.
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Lee
British General Lead in 1914 War Puzzle
Mixed puzzle text lists dates and names including references to a British general and World War I context. The readable portions hint at a crossword-like item with clues for horizontal and vertical entries, mentioning 1914 events and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geremany
Spooner
Fragmented OCR Poetry Snippet Found in Page
A garbled string resembling verse appears on a newspaper page. The readable fragments include odd placements and nonstandard spacing suggesting a corrupted OCR of a poem or literary item with no clear subject or author names.
Curt House News and Local Rag Tag Fragment
A garbled OCR fragment from a community page includes scattered phrases about people and events. It mentions names, dates, and places in a jumbled string, with no clear narrative or outcome to report.
First Linn County Civil Works Quota Assignments
The first of Linn county's second quota of 42 men for civil works projects was assigned Friday by O L Moore of the National Reemployment Bureau. Forty were dispatched to the city project and surveying work, with ten to county projects as water team members.
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Linn County
O L. Moore
National
Offic
Hala
Orty
1Nvento
Mount Vernon
Mrs Anna Stepanek Dies. Mother of Mayor, 86
Mrs Anna Stepanek 84 mother of Mayor W II Stepanek died at her daughter's home 332 Eighteenth Ave Cedar Rapids after long illness. She was born in Bohemia and moved to Iowa as a child living in Cedar Rapids thirty six years. Survived by husband Joseph who died thirty one years ago two sons Joseph and five daughters including Mrs Anna Renley and Mrs Edward Misak all of Cedar Rapids thirteen grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. Private funeral at 2 pm Saturday from home burial in Bohemian National cemetery. Friends may call Friday 1 to 9 pm at Misak residence.
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Anne Stepanek
W. II Stepanek
Mra
Edward P. Misak
Iss
Joseph Stepanek
Jdohysxan County
Cedar Rapids
Edward F. Misak
Joseph Chahipsky
Central City
Joseph Serbousek
Oneida
William Serbousek
Swisher
Mary Slezak
Eighteenth Streets
Chada
Bural
Bohemian Natangal
Labor Federation Opposes Income and Sales Tax Proposals
J C Lewis of Des Moines reports to the Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor opposing the state legislature tax bills aimed at income and sales taxes. Organized labor favors taxes based on ability to pay and benefits, while criticizing changes in workers compensation and supporting prison labor, old age pensions, and preference for domestic coal products. The Cedar Rapids group plans discussion at its Dec 14 meeting.
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Federation of Lator Wanites
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Federation
Lewis
Word of NeereL Marriage Reported to Relatives
Relatives and friends of the recently married couple note the two year anniversary of the neereL marriage as word arrives from Dysart Word.
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Dysart
Neerel
Unclear fragment prompts local notice
The readable text mentions a resident named Filcon and mentions Associated Press copy from Los Angeles. No coherent event or clear entities to summarize into a full card.
Gly-Cas touted as relief for digestion in Cedar Rapids
A local advertising feature reports Gly-Cas as a breakthrough remedy for digestion and gas. Walter E. Smith of Cedar Rapids says fried foods caused distress until using Gly-Cas, now able to eat freely. The Gly-Cas Man promotes the product at Thrifty Drug Store with phone numbers for confirmation.
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Walter E. Smith
Ave. E. West
Cedar Rapids
Cor
1St St
É& 3Rd Ave
Cor. 1St St
3Rd Ave
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