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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1933
Page
5
A periodical feature promotes foods as popular holiday gifts such as name-made cakes cookies puddings mincemeats jellies jams and marmalades. It also extols All-Bran cereal for bulk iron and vitality while offering several marmalade and candy recipes with step by step directions and measurements.
A rough recipe fragment lists 3 cups sugar 144 cups milk 3 san a res chocolate and butter salt vanilla 14 cup broken nuts. The text appears garbled with measurement errors and unclear ingredient names.
Washington AP reports NRA A expects to implement at least 75 to 100 more codes this year, expanding the code system to cover most industries. Current approved compacts total 150 with six months of Recovery Unit work since Congress closure. Nearly 280 codes have cleared hearings, about twenty ready for Roosevelt, and about 100 more near completion. No firm estimate on final totals. a 300-code goal was once mentioned. A plumbers convention showcased a 1,800 year old Roman sewer pipe.
Washington reports Mary H. Rumsey chairs a panel proposing a new label for consumers to ease burdens and urges a broader view of buyers. Dr. Frederic C. Howe backs fair prices while differing on timing of reconstruction and recovery.
AP report from Seattle describes detective Captain Luke S May stating a plot to kidnap John von Herbert aimed to steal $50. The alleged mastermind is alias using scientist J B Logan identified with Ed Brown. both were arrested in Snohomish county. The case centers on conspiracy to kidnap with potential penalties.
Chow Wee Wing, a five year old traveler from China en route to New York to join his parents who own a restaurant, greeted strangers at a Chicago railroad depot by pulling coats and grabbing legs. He speaks no English.
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