Brothers Held Over Huge Counterfeit Ring
Edward Molnar and his brother John Molnar, both possibly aliens, are held on charges tied to a major counterfeit operation. Edward confessed to helping print up to fifty thousand counterfeit five ten and twenty dollar bills at a Chicago job printing shop run by John. Authorities found revolvers and a money mill site, with fifty thousand dollars in bills produced and some already sold, while a safe deposit box in Chicago yielded near twenty thousand dollars in counterfeit cash.
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Omaha
Harry Cooper
Secret Service
Edward Moeller
Chicago
Cooper
John Molnar
Moeiler
First National Banks
Antone Weber
Molnar
Edward
Moeller
Edward Molnar
Hoffman
Weber
Austria
Fish Seizure Aims to Aid Needy With City Fish
The Unemployed Progressive League partners with the Waltonians to provide fish for the needy as state representatives sieve local streams this week. Applicants submit names addresses and family sizes to assist organizations and by the fish will be parceled out. Date of action not announced.
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Unemployed Progressive League
Waltonians
Charity Bread Served With Applesauce Quote
A published remark by Dr. C. Burton Stevens insists charity bread remains bitter unless served with ample applesauce. The line reflects his satirical take on benevolence and accompanying provisions.
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C. Burton Stevens
Death of Prof E M C Ezerman in Detroit
Word has reached Cedar Rapids of the death in Detroit Michigan of Prof E M C Ezerman former Coe College music professor 1897 to 1905 He taught organ at Grace Episcopal church in Cedar Rapids and instructed many music pupils He later taught in Macon Georgia and Chicago where his wife died The death details are not yet released.
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Detroit
Mich
E. M. C. Ezerman
Coe College
Ezerman
Cedar Rounds
Grace Episcopal Church
Macen Ga
Middle West
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Coe Chaps
City Briefs and Personals Spin Through Streets
First class eight room heated house for rent with two garages at 1237 First Avenue E for $57 00 monthly. A small house is also available by phone 2 2261. Linden Camp No 145 Modern Woodmen of America meets Tuesday at 8 pm at 109 Second Avenue SE with refreshments and photography by Kadgihn Studio on Sundays by appointment at 2 8746. MoM Thompson remains in St Luke's Hospital after a fractured leg and may return home in a week. Pioneer Council No 163 annual game supper and officer election will be held December 6 at 6 30 pm. St Luke's Hospital Alumnae Association meets Monday at 1 30 pm at the Nurses Home. Attended Kasper Funeral: Joseph Slechta and sons from Peoria and Katherine Kasper with Mrs Anna Dvorak and her son Albert from Omaha return Friday. Coe College vesper service speaker President H M Gage this afternoon at 4 in Sinclair Memorial Chapel. Choir will sing Grieve Not the Holy Spirit. Margaret Pratt to sing Behold There Shall Be a Day. Prelude and pastide by Catherine Adams include Andante Cantabile and Fantasia Bach.
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Kasper
Florence Kasper
John Kasper
Ninth Street
Joseph Slechta
Howard
Joseph
Peoria
Katherine Kasper
Anna Dvorak
Albert
Omaha
H. M. Gage
Coe College
T. M Sinclair Memorial
Stainers
Margaret Pratt
Wooler
Catherine Adams
Tschaixowsky
Bach
Major Chamber Meetings This Week Schedule
The Chamber of Commerce outlines a busy week with key meetings. The finance committee executive committee session is planned for Monday noon, followed by the highways bureau Monday noon. The board of directors meets Tuesday noon, and the traffic bureau meets Tuesday at 6 pm.
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Chamber of Commerce Dureg
Bea
Finance Comittee
Wri
Highways Bureau
Mornday
Board of Directors
Traffic Bureau
Cedar Rapids Auto Toll This Year Report
Cedar Rapids records show 221 accidents 363 injuries and 12 deaths this year. Local authorities urge renewed safety measures and driver awareness to reduce crash totals in the coming months.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County Poor Relief System Under Scrutiny In 1932 Report
A state audit of Linn County poor relief for ten months ending October 31 1932 details expenditures led by Overseer Mrs Landmesser. The report lists payments for groceries fuel medical care clothing rent transportation and other aid across townships and Cedar Rapids including funds for hospitals and public institutions.
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Linn County
G A Lenninger
Senninger
Luan Waddington
Grate Bryant
Bernice Novotny
Tod
Davenport
Glenwood
Eptientte Hospital
Woodward
Toledo
Cedar Rapids
Sonny Grese
Washington
Laremresser
Groceres
Waddington
Boy Scouts
Hessian fly causes large annual wheat losses in U S
The Hessian fly reduces U S wheat production by about 40 thousand bushels each year harming farmers and raising concern among agricultural agencies seeking control measures and resistant varieties.
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United States
Clarence Kobe Wins In The Gazette Million Contest
An ambitious spender, Clarence Kobe of 1260 Third Avenue SE, tied for first among twelve winners in The Gazette's If I Had a Million contest, choosing the highest priced article from each ad to total 33 27065 dollars. Winners receive two Paramount Theater tickets, with other names listed among the prize recipients.
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Clarence Kobe
Third Avenue SE
The
Gazette
Paramount Theater
Gazette Business Office
Mr. Kobe
Hope Lacy
Ellis Boulevard
Albert P. Jenkins
D Avenue NE
Darlyne Gettle
First Avenue E
William Zurmsteg
Fourteenth Street
Josephine Martin
Emerald Avenue
Wilma Martin
H L. Concannon
Maplewood Drive
L. M. Carpenter
910
W. Novak
Second Street
Kenneth W. Reid
Knollwood Drive
James W. Sloan
Seventh Avenue
Relief administration questioned in Linn County series
The Gazette begins a series exposing how relief is handled in Linn County as 27 families are removed from poor relief lists after hiring one social service worker. The piece argues only those who deserve aid and will work should receive help and notes the county faces a sprawling, flawed system with daily large public expenditures.
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Linn County
the Gazette
Board of Supervisors
Coe College to Observe 52nd Anniversary at Chapel
The fifty second anniversary of Coe college will be observed Monday with a 9 30 chapel service. President H M Gage will speak. Music will be by the ves per choir. Uganda Africa news item appears garbled but mentions Nile vegetation and river traffic issues.
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Coe
Coe College
H. M. Gage
Uganda
Africa
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Santa
Thone
Hardendorf Camera Shop
3Rd Ave
Coe Music School
Linden
Modern Woodmen of America
Second Avenue SE
Leo Kadgihn
Kadgihn
Mom. Thompson
St Luke's Hospital
Pioneer Council No. 163
National Union Assurance Society
St. Luke's Alumnae
St. Luke’s Hospital
Nurses Home
Dee
Chamber
LINN
Marion
Clarenge
Kobe
Isaac
Craemer’s
Craemer's
First Avenue
Ra Abeta
Rollins
Craemer
Paisley
Cheney
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