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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1934

Page

12

U C T Group Opposes Highway Patrol Merger

The United Commercial Travelers of America at Montrose hotel opposes Gov. Clyde L. Herring’s bill to merge the highway safety patrol with the state police. P. H. Sproul cited Iowa auto crash tolls, urging a separate patrol with 50 men, funded by reallocating staff from overlapping departments. He noted past mergers in other states failed.

Clyde L. Herring United Commercial Travelers of America Montrose Hotel Des Moines Dubuque Clinton Davenport Muscatine Cedar Rapids P. H. Sproul Sproul Tri-Cities Iowa Highway Patrol State Agricultural Department Railway Commission Motor Vehicle Department

Special Art Gravure Gift Section Highlights Christmas Items

The Sunday Gazette features an eight page gravure gift section from The Killian company. It showcases extensive gift suggestions for men women girls and boys with attractive illustrations.

Sunday Gazette Killian Company

Iowa United Commercial Travelers Press Highway Safety Platform

Members push a 1935 Iowa General Assembly petition to extend and fund highway work. They seek to raise the driver license fee to 50 cents to pay for patrols and ensure motor vehicle taxes fund only highway construction, maintenance, and safety. A banquet followed with leaders from Davenport Clinton Waterloo Cedar Rapids and Des Moines in attendance.

United Commercial Travelers General Assembly of Iowa Iowa Ladies Auxiliary Howard W. Power Davenport Rex. C. Anderson Clinton Charles W. Lockwood Waterloo Lillian Lockwood Carl H. Neitzel Cedar Rapids William F. Sarset Harry F. Tisher James E. Townsend James L. Hunt Des Moines W. P. E. Brouwer F. J. Tuestel R. S. Patterson Warren B. Ross Herman Kohl

Judge's Son Confesses in Murder Case Flight Plan Revealed

A judge's son admits involvement in a fatal shooting after an argument with John Gorrell. Huff, Kansas City detective Costello, and Kennamer discuss a supposed air mission to Tulsa while Kennamer plotted to kill Gorrell and cover it as an accident.

Phillip Flint Moss John Gorrell Mr. Moss Huff John Costello Kansas City Kennamer Gorrell Linwood Boulevard Gardner Tulsa

Extortion Letter Tied to Tulsa Mystery and Local Slaying

Huff cites Ken namer describing a plot to extort Virginia Wilcox’s family with a mailed letter demanding 20000. Gorrell’s shooting is linked by witness statements and a man named Wade Thomas later detained for questioning over an unmailed extortion note.

Kennamer Huff Virginia Wilcox Gorrell H. F. Wilcox Tulsa

Big Ten college editors condemn Huey P Long over censorship

The Big Ten Editorial association sent a telegram to Senator Huey P. Long denouncing his censorship of LSU Reveille and his political meddling in educational affairs. The group also urged abolition of compulsory military training and backed a Western conference ruling on post season football.

Chicago Big Ten Huey P. Long Louisiana State University Reveille Mini University of Illinois Indiana Daily Student Indiana University Purdue Exponent Purdue University Minnesota Daily University of Minnesota Daily Maroon University of Chicago Daily Northwestern Northwestern University Louisiana The Senator Long J. Ben Lieberman Daily Illini Association Western Conference Athletic Commission American University Charles H. Bernhard Daily Cardinal University of Wisconsin

Shrimp Town Claims Nickels Record In Southport

Southport North Carolina reports the highest in circulation of 5 cent pieces due to shrimp pickers paid a nickel per bucket. Each filled bucket is paid immediately, totaling over 300 dollars daily in nickels. From October first to November seventeenth, 457 net pares of shrimp were shipped fromShrimp Town.

Southport N. C North Carolina

Mother Burns Baby in Furnace in Nebraska Farmhouse

A 25 year old Nebraska farmer's wife, Mrs. F D Caster, allegedly burned her eight month old son Dwayne to death by placing him in the furnace during a mental breakdown after learning of an impending motherhood. A sanity hearing ordered her committed to the state hospital at Norfolk.

Ed Caster Caster Oakland C. H. Johnson Dwayne John

Woman Committed to Norfolk State Hospital After Hearing

Police said she was committed to the state hospital at Norfolk and taken there late Saturday. If she regains her sanity, Fuhrman said the grand jury will be called to consider the case.

State Hospital Norfolk Fuhrman

Evidence arms makers sought to block disarmament

Senate munitions committee prepares undisclosed new evidence said to have international reverberations. Witnesses from Colt, Winchester, Remington, and Du Pont are summoned to further probe arms firms’ opposition to arms control and peace conferences.

Washington Senate Investigating Committee Senate England Senate Committee Nye N. D Colt Patent Firearms Company Winchester Arms Company Remington Arms Company FE. J. du Pont de Nemours Company

Typhoon toll rises as Samar fears new storm

Manila reports sixty dead or missing from Thursday's tempest as a sixth powerful typhoon lashes central Philippines. Flimsy shacks collapse and fishermen are drowned or missing across Samar and adjacent islands while warnings spread of another cyclone forming in the Pacific. HH Christensen of St Paul, Minn, holds a separate beer carrying record.

Manila Samar Philippines Pacific China HH. Christensen St. Paul, Minn

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