Roosevelt NRA shift questions loom in Liberty League outline
The American Liberty League asks five questions about moving NRA employees into the Commerce Department after Roosevelt abolished the NRA. It questions code histories, industry studies, and potential effects on workers and consumers, noting a deadline for completion and pursuing civilian service transfer implications.
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Washington
American Liberty League
Commerce Department
Roosevelt
Liberty Teague
Department of
Ogamar
Tee Weyl
Coe Supreme Court
Isis
Atentens Co
Snowbound Cedar Rapids Hit By Record Cold
Snow began Tuesday evening as temperatures fell from 8 above at 3 pm to 5 above by 7 pm. Downtown crews cleared streets with eight plows while Cedar Rapids Marion streetcars ran slowly. trains faced delays up to three hours as weather eased into fair Thursday.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion Street Railway
Mercury
Quintuplets Share Christmas Gifts Amid Holiday Cheer
The Dionne quintuples, aged 19 months, joined in festive giving and receiving. Each child chose gifts for siblings Diether and sister Port Diotty while parents helped arrange presents including a handkerchief. The family enjoyed a warm Christmas moment together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wess Tran
Elden Diether
Ted
Sopedt Neutrality Fight In Senate
Fragmentary notes describe a Senate debate over neutrality policy with unclear names and locations. The text references figures like Clark and Vedabe, mentions restrictions, and hints at commerce impacts amid a broader legislative struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Distribution of New Telephone Directories in City
Ole Gustafson reports widespread use of new 850 telephone books distributed today by the company. Employees handed out the directories as residents, noting the update covers area neighborhoods and provides updated listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Gustatsem
Tas
TOR Rene Company
County Court Adjourns November Term in 1935
The Linn county district court's November term, presided by Judge H. C. Ring of Cedar Rapids, adjourned Tuesday afternoon. The January term opens January 6 with the grand jury to convene the same day and jurors reporting on January 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County District Court
H. C. Ring
Cedar Rapids
Ring
Dan
City Briefs and Fessonas Tie a Murky Ledger
Firemen answered a blaze on Tuesday morning caused by a blow torch thawing pipes. A Cedar Rapids couple Mabel Van Every and Raymond Jones wed at the home of Justice Grunewald. Victor McLain was fined for intoxication. Ben Groff paid a fine for the same charge. Gillette Rezale reported a car theft of four packages from his vehicle on Eighth Avenue.
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Fannie E. Barrett
George L. Cartwright
Montucello
William J Grunewald
Grunewald
Mabel van Every
Raymond Jones
Cedar Rapids
Victor McLain
Sixth Street SE
Ben R. Groff
Fourth Avenue SE
Gillette Rezale
Seventeenth Street SE
Eighth Avenue
High Twelve Club Meeting to Feature Wills J Bray
Kirksville Missouri past grand high priest Wills J Bray will speak at the High Twelve club meeting Friday noon at Hotel Roosevelt. The event labeled Czechoslovakia day will include a conforming program and menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wills J Bray
Kirksville
Royal Arch Masons of
Missouri
Hotel Roosevelt
Czechoslovakia
Court House News Feature on Trust Deed and Property Bond
The report notes a trust deed filed in the Shores Cedar Rands area with a bond covering the print site and power security. The instrument secures a bond at per cent maturing January 2, 1986, and aims to refund and retire the Shores Company and its predecessor under a 1925 bond issue and indenture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deepss Jones
Dia
Shores-Mueler
Shores Company
Cedar City man charged with sexual assault in county court
Reports say a Cedar City man faced charges in the county district court after alleged sexual assault on a teenage girl. The defendant, identified as Chris Spires, was not present for the proceedings held Tuesday. a judge issued a bond and set a future court date.
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Peova
Crs
November Term Adjourned in Tipton Court
Activity notes that November term adjourned under Judge John T Terfit in Tipton. Court actions paused as presiding judge, proceeding details not specified, but indicates official judicial closure for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T Terfit
Tipton
Judeae
Tree Lawn county board awards WPA arsett stone contract
The county board awarded a contract for riprap stone for the WPA project at Chain Lakes. Cedar Rapids bidder Johnson of Cedar Rapids offered severally three cents a unit. Three bidders were present at the bidding.
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Tree Lawn County Board of St Aecen
Ardsett
Chain Lakes
Ro Bear Co Johnson
Cedar Rapwera
Severay
Death notices for Earl Melendy funeral services held
Funeral and memorial arrangements for Earl H Melendy are announced with services at Turner West at 330 pm Thursday conducted by Rev Frank Ward. Burial will be in Shellswa Iowa with May Burnal at Sogdnes. friends may call at Duzer chapel.
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Earl H Meyees
Frank Ward
Shellswa
Iowa
Sogdnes
Duzer Chapel
Funeral services scheduled for Mrs Alice Shayte at Turner chapel
Several services for Mrs Alice Shayte will be held in the Turner chapel at 11 am Thursday with Rev Melvin L Welke presiding. Burial follows at East Dubuque cemetery with short rites at the grave. Friends may call at Turner chapel. Funeral services for Henry E Coase set for Turner chapel at 2 pm Thursday with Rev H A Crumb officiating. Burial at Linweed cemetery. Friends may call at Turner chapel.
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Alice Shayte
Turner Chapel
Melvin L. Welke
Mt. Ate
Tree East Dubuque
Friends May Ca.t
Henry E. Coase
Re. H A Crumb
Linweed Cemetery
Funeral rites for Kenneth Gurley at Turner chapel
Funeral services for Kenneth Richard Gurley who died at Fort Des Moines hospital last Monday will be held at Turner chapel Friday at 2 p.m. Burial follows in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call at Turner chapel.
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Kenneth Richard Gurley
Fort Des Moines Hospital
Turner Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Nancy Page Sees Christmas With Grandmother Theme
Florence La Ganke notes Nancy Page recounts Christmas at her grandmother Mrs Lee's home. Nancy feels the sting of absence while family groups gather and older bonds offer solace. The piece includes a plea for postal readers to request a pamphlet titled Train Tips for Travelers via The Gazette.
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Nancy Page
The
Gazette
Marital Licenses Filed Across Multiple Cities
A list of marriage licenses shows Wilber Galena Pooley of Jefferson Messin Brock from Detroit Midh with Doroths Mo Halt and Wilma Engle of Cedar Rapids pairing, plus George L Curtwright with Fannie Fo Barrett of Monticello, Forrest Wilhite of Guernsey with Trevi Johnston of North England, Hoyrold Mumier of Marion with Meneretta Flhott of La Plata, Paul Beers with Thelma Maxine Moore of Cedar Rapids, and William Norton of Amana with Genevieve Nulun of Galena Missouri.
Christmas Dinner Brings Townsfolk Together In Marion
Holiday season brings many visitors to Marion for Christmas meals as relatives from Chicago Cedar Rapids Milwaukee and New York join local families. Diverse gatherings include many host homes Cedar Rapids Marshalltown and Anamosa shown with doctor and student guests and an alumni basketball game scheduled for New Year’s Eve.
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B. F. Mentzer
Elmer Hollingsworth
John P. Mentzer
Chicago
Marion
George Beattie
Cedar Rapids
Adeliza Daniels
Herbert O. Allen
Edward Allen
Minneapolis
William Biederman
Nancy
Richard
Clear Lake
Donald Allen
Davenport
E. E. Badham
J. F. Badham
Theodore Jayne
Ethel Harte
Marvin
J. H. Leaf
Morley
Fred Leaf
Jay Patten
Springville
Delbert Pugh
Eighth Street
George Pugh
Mary Pugh
Manchester
B. J. Turner
George Turner
L. O. Dickey
Clarence Grafft
Anamosa
Harry Jones, Jr
F A. Shumack
John Cone
Frank Rowe
Harold Rowe
Bess Boyles
Milwaukee
Grant Comstock
F. S. Skinner
F. Lockwood
Mary
Lois
Mr. Lockwood
Frank Lockwood
Central City
W. W. Vaughn
C. L. Burlingham
Vaughn
Betty
Winnetkalll
Walter Vaughn
New York
Michel
Ralph Michel
H. G. Stitzel
Eighth Avenue
Bert Stitzel
Lois Stitzel
Grinnell
Schminke
Walter Whitcomb
Mitchell, S. D
Minnie
Metta Whitcomb
Marion High School
North Contract Bridge How to Play
A concise guide explaining the basics of contract bridge for North players. It covers bidding concepts, key terms, and common play strategies to help beginners understand positions and sequences at the table.
Final test in bidding to win in bridge analysis
A detailed bridge hand analysis discusses after North and South vulnerable how the final test for unbid values works. It explains South four hearts underbidding and North’s pass, urging players to evaluate actual holdings against presumed force and consider an extra bid to reach a slam.
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South
North
Local High School Opens Schedule With Jan 3 Game
The first game of the high school schedule is set for January 3 on the local floor. Mr and Mrs Don Wolfe plan a Toledo Christmas return. The Foitle family visited Marshalltown for Christmas as did Rudolph Foitle. Christian church youth sang carols for shut ins and elderly residents. Linns Best Four H club meets Friday at Ila Mae Burrs for an all day session with picnic dinner duties for mothers.
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Theivampaence
The
Christian Church
Linn
Ila Mae Burr
Christmas party at Garden theater by Goodfellows Lions club
Children enjoyed the annual Christmas party at the Garden theater organized by the Goodfellows of the Lions club with Manager Claire Mershon. A western and a comedy were shown. Rev R H Collins of the Methodist church offered a prayer and C T Rowe led carols. Treats were given. H F Breed chaired the affair.
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Garden Theater
The
Goodfellows of the Lions Club
Claire Mershon
R. H. Collins
Methodist Church
C. T. Rowe
H. F. Breed
Date Nut Torte and Pork Mixture Prep
Recipe fragment lists ingredients for pork filling and a Date Nut Torte. It details browning onions parsley and pork, then adding remaining ingredients with a light mix, plus measurements for bread celery salt poultry seasoning and water.
Meringue Topped Custard Toast Filling
Recipe steps describe cooling custard made from yolks and milk then thickening on a double boiler. Fold in remaining ingredients and spread over toast mixture. Top with meringue, beating whites with sugar until stiff, then bake and serve cold with crumb topping.
Arrest Adds To Counterfeit Probe In Midwest
Davenport AP report states Frank Lightfoot 27 of Minneapolis was arrested with four men and two women as federal authorities tighten a counterfeiting case spanning several cities. Authorities seized 87 counterfeit five dollar bills from a woman among the group.
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Davenport
Frank Lightfoot
Minneapolis
Middlewest
U. S
Albert F. Block
Treasury Department
St. Paul
Gazette Want Ad Department Notice
Readers are invited to answer Srey at igtes Gor hng BP centt or veg a better to. The text appears to be an OCR fragment from a Gazette Want Ad section with garbled pricing and codes.
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Srey
Gazette
Ad Department
United States
Cedar Rapids
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