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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1932
Page
10
The note from the French government asks the United States to postpone December interest payments and argues that continuing current terms would harm global economics. It defends France’s sacrifices, notes gold flows reflect broader turmoil, and urges a reassessment in line with international solidarity.
A fragment notes a purchase of brown sugar and granulated sugar with a quantity indicating five pounds. The text is fragmented and lacks clear context or full details.
A figure seeking economic stability contemplates continuing reform if anticipated United States cooperation falls through. The person expresses concern about sustaining momentum without expected support.
A group of rural schoolchildren from the northwest Arkansas mountains will visit Fort Smith next Tuesday and receive special elevators for their first rides. Their teacher Mrs Beatrice Cook of Natural Dam organized the visit with city officials.
Mrs Katherine Probasco 71 Cedar Rapids first Gold Star mother of World War I died Friday at daughter Mrs Carl Meltzel s home after a long illness She was widow of William N Probasco and mother of Edwin killed in action August 1 1916 Edwin served in Battery E 126th Field Artillery later in the 101st Field Artillery Rainbow Division She was born May 25 1861 in Taylortown Ohio Married 1883 in Ithaca NY They had one daughter and six sons Leonard died young Surviving Edna May Neutzel Norman Earl Willard Clarence and Mrs Margaret Fay of Columbus and Mrs Annie Usher of Kansas City plus two brothers Tom
Ryan of Chicago and James Ryan of Columbus mourn the loss of Mrs. Probasco who was active in church work until her illness. Funeral services set for Sunday December 4 at Beatty's chapel at 2 p.m. Burial follows in Linwood cemetery. Friends may visit the chapel Friday from 7 to 9 p.m.
Hammond resident Mike Gallagher, son of Mrs Rose Gallagher of 1137 Sixth Street NW, has been chosen by Congressman-Elect William T Schulte of Hammond as private secretary. Gallagher, formerly on the Cedar Rapids Gazette staff, has lived in Hammond six years and recently worked for the Lake County Times.
Gordon John McComas, stricken with infantile paralysis in January while with the U S S Black Hawk at Manila, has returned to his parents in Earlville. He was from Mare Island Naval Hospital and is accompanied by Elmer Wilson of Providence. Earlville Red Cross drive raises 65 dollars, with help from Mrs. Meyers, Mrs. Yelden, and Miss Klaus.
Ballots from Cedar County Fifth District will be counted Monday to decide whether W G C Fairley of Mechanicsville Democrat or R T Moffatt of Stanwood Republican wins the three year term starting January 1 1934. Fairley won by one vote after canvassers. recount to begin at 9 am with John Bodenhofer and C H Haesemeyer as associate judges. The St Louis Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals adds radio receivers to emergency cars to aid police coordination.
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