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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1938
Page
9
A feature on Frankie Masters shows how broadcast bands use sign language during performances. It explains signals for timing, tempo, and praise, noting Masters jokes about directors and the fun of silent cues on air and at dances.
Scottie the Scottie shows extraordinary devotion to Stockings the cocker as both are struck by a speeding car. Stockings lies unable to move while Scottie, badly hurt, drags him to safety despite his own injuries. The article highlights the dogs’ bravery and the reckless driver who caused the tragedy.
Seven independent Minnesota filling station operators filed suit in Hennepin county district court against Standard Oil of Indiana alleging illegal price fixing over 15 years. The action seeks a temporary injunction and cites prior Wisconsin indictments. The plaintiffs represent about 400 independents and claim Standard used its retail stations and Iowa leasing plans to force lower prices and pressure operators.
Lady Esketh seeks diversion in Ranchipur while bored at home. Miss Hodge arrives for tea and aims to show English guests life beyond the Masters’ court. Esketh contemplates Major Safti as she glimpses a wider India through an unsolicited visit.
Miss Dirks slips into the bazaar and approaches a palace to call on a resident Lady Esketh. She trembles as she retrieves her old visiting cards and prepares the visit after twenty five years of silence.
Harry E. Hoadley transfers all title and rights of both spouses to Charles and Rose Blazek as joint tenants in fee simple. Property is speed lot 11 block 3 Barber’s 2nd addition Cedar Rapids SI and val cons 1-50-38.
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