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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1933
Page
11
A collage of political gossip and names from Washington power circles. Mentions Cordell Hull Moley Peek Aguirre and Roosevelt era figures, discussing Cuba policy, congressional calendar, and administration staffing with sharp asides and light scandal notes.
Ambiguous OCR fragment references Og hool plans and approval, listing scattered names and terms. The text includes mentions of possible figures, locations, and dates, but readable details are minimal, yielding a vague brief about plans and authorities without clear outcomes.
The Maumee plan to add ten tennis courts on Arthur School grounds was rejected. Trustees argued limited area and funding constraints, noting only two courts could realistically be added without sacrificing football space.
Judge Mozstom set the hearing for the motion for a new trial in the Swenson will case for Wednesday. The case involves a dispute over the will and related actions filed in district court.
In Naples the journalist asks if a newspaper owner must prove financial independence and ethics. An Italian reporter questions how capital and private interests could influence coverage and whether a owner with stakes should still promote truth and press freedom.
A journalist recalls censorship on a Neapolitan dungeon site. Rome issues instructions to reporters as editors assemble pages. A late-night meal follows with a toast to press freedom amid control and constraint.
Downtown stores affiliated with the Merchants Protective Association organize by Mercantile Surean to curb shoplifting. The initiative aims to deter theft and protect merchandise across local shops.
The Carroll Chamber of Commerce will be patrolled by additional secret service investigators until after Christmas, announced Monday by Dan France operator of the Carroll service. Investigators will round up bad check artists in addition to thieves and will prosecute to the full extent of the law.
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