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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1934

Page

3

Waltonians Show Membership Gain

About two hundred Waltonians gathered at Odd Fellows hall for a Friday picnic supper and a program of river scene films by Robert Co. Bickel. The Waltonians’ first monthly drive pushed membership above 500 with a target of 1000 by the March 1 meeting.

Cedar Rapids Odd Fellows Hall Robert Co. Bickel Iowa E. J. North Vernon E. White William Volz Waltonian Waltonians Fish and Game Commission of

Washington Merry-Go-Round notes White House staff shuffle

The column details changes and long tenure figures from the Roosevelt era. Rudolph Forster, executive clerk, remains a constant. Walter Newton returns to Minneapolis to practice law after a year on the Home Loan Bank board. Mrs. James Moffett, wife of the FHA administrator, draws scrutiny for her active FHA involvement and push for cooperation with Jimmy.

Ington Roger Babson Public Works Administration Walter Newton Roosevelt Home Loan Bank Board Minneapolis White House Rudolph Forster McKinley Rudolph James Kim Moran FHA Mrs. Moffett Miami

Winter Marriage and the Ghosts of a Snowy House

A poem depicts a battered hill house filled with memories of births and deaths, lovers and gossip, and a hidden past. The speaker urges a young couple to focus on future hope rather than the grim history, urging them to dream of seedtime and fall.

Staying Behind Amid Winter Duty

A fragment notes a speaker choosing to remain in a winter setting because Jimmy requires their presence, implying duties or responsibilities at home or local duties take precedence over leaving. The line hints at personal sacrifice and family or communal obligations during cold weather.

Power players govern railroads under RFC control

Under the railroad act, Jo Eastman heads rail coordination while Jesse Jones of the RFC wields decisive influence. Rail creditors depend on RFC loans, and Jones insists on a say in management to avoid bankruptcy. Also notes transatlantic air mail service plans and the welcome return of Elmer A. Lewis as superintendent.

Jo Eastman Eastman Jesse Jones Jesse RFC O. P. van Sweringen Cleveland Missouri Pacific Railroad New York Jones Post Office Hugo Eckener Elmer A. Lewis

Wisconsin Legislator Lewis Remembered For Policy Recall

A Wisconsin representative noted for memorizing numbers, titles, and contents of thousands of bills and resolutions is highlighted for his exceptional memory. Colleagues recall his value to the house and long tenure with deep knowledge.

Lewis

Vassar Foretells Roche as Treasury Aide in 1908

The 1908 Vas sarian class book of Vassar College predicts Miss Josephine Roche’s rise to assistant secretary of the treasury with a cheerful note on her busy future. Meanwhile private utilities push goodwill as they combat New Deal rate policies with consumer incentives. Scientific bureaus issue press notes on Brahman Zebu Angus cross value Korean Lespedera hay crop and health risks from Cinchophen and Amidopyrine.

Congressional Vassarian Vassar College Josephine Roche the Treasury Hartford

Judges and prizes named for Christmas lighting contest

The playground commission announced the annual light up for Christmas cheer contest with judges Mrs. Mary Hurtt C N Booth and Miss Mae Wolfe. They will tour the city December 21 through 28 to judge interior and exterior decorations and award two first and two second prizes from Iowa Electric Light and Power Company to large and small homes. First prizes are floor lamps or $10 merchandise. second prizes are electric clocks or $5 merchandise.

The Playground Commission Clare Nichols Mary Hurtt C. N. Booth Mae Wolfe Towa Electric Light and Power Company Illuminating Engineering Society

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