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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1936

Page

10

Roosevelt pushes federal action on wages hours and child labor

President Roosevelt urged Congress to enact federal minimum wage, maximum hours, and child labor protections, saying state action is inadequate. He noted discussions with Sidney Hillman and cited a New Bedford protest note from a garment worker begging for relief.

Washington Roosevelt NRA National Recovery Administration Hillman Sidney Hillman Amalgamated Clothing Workers New Bedford Mass Gus Gennerich

Mask Use and Design For Health Safety

The article stresses universal mask use to prevent a range of respiratory infections including scarlet fever influenza meningitis diphtheria measles and pneumonia. It notes carriers can spread disease and urges barbers and beauty shop workers to wear masks while serving patrons. It describes a mask made from safety film with snap fasteners for attachment to a band.

Lewis J. Silvers

Questions and Answers Foolproof Cough Medicine

A reader asks about a cough remedy for winter asthma like symptoms and requests the booklet Call it OK with a recipe that uses flaxseeds, citrate soda, elycerin, lemon juice, peppermint essence, and dose guidance. The answer offers sending ten cents for a copy and notes the recipe aims to help without harm.

IS. P

Iowa Professor Leads Speech Teachers Group

A. Craig Baird of the University of Iowa was elected first vice president of the National Association of Teachers of Speech in St. Louis. Herbert A. Wichmann of Cornell was named president. Next year's convention will be in New York City December 29 to 31.

ST. Louis A. Craig Baird University of Iowa National Association of Teachers of Speech Herbert A. Wichemns Cornell University Ithaca N. Y New York City

Dogs Help Needy by Sharing Venison After Deer Slain

In Winchendon Massachusetts two dogs killed a six point buck on the ice covered Lake Monomonack. Police Chief Robert Callahan reported the carcass was distributed to welfare recipients and needy families.

Winchendon Mass Monomonack Robert Callahan

Alice Longworth on economic boom bust cycle

Alice Longworth warns that optimism about a coming boom risks a painful downturn similar to 1929. She faults politicians and Congress for failing to restrain or responsibly guide the economy, placing responsibility on the Hoover era critique and New Deal leadership.

Washington Congress

Carroll Miller Named New Head of ICC

Carroll Miller will become chairman of the interstate commerce commission on January 1, succeeding Charles D. Mahaffie as presiding officer, as announced Tuesday in Washington.

Carroll Miller ICC

Radio Schedule Highlights New Year's Eve Programs and Bands

The listing outlines New Year's Eve radio programming across NBC CBS and WABC WBBM KMOX WCCO WGST stations. It features orchestras led by Mario Cozzi Fred Allen Bing Crosby and Ringling Jesters plus acts like Amos n Andy Easy Aces Terri Franconi and Kate Smith with times from 6:00 PM to 12:45 AM and multiple city chain connections across WEAF WJZ WABC WBBM KMOX and WCCO.

Amos ‘N Andy NBC WEAF Manhatters Orch WJZ CBS WABC WBBM KMOX WOC WCCO Mario Cozzi WGST Ruth Lyon Soprano WMAQ Man's Family WIZ Chain Woco Warne King Orch Ethel Barrymore Burns and Allen Fred Allen Andre Kostelanetz Orch Weaf Chain Chamber Pushele Montreal Roy Shield Meredith Willson Orch Ambassador de Los Rios Patti Chapin Hal Goodman Bert Block Orch Chain Jesters Frankie Masters Orch Emil Coleman WJZ Chain Roger _ Pryor orch Woo Tnheim Mario Braggiotti Orch Carl Ravell Orch Marguerite Padula Madicen Ja Eee Harding Vaughn de Leath Academy of Medicine NBC Music Guild Clyde Barrie Collegians The Weaf General Federation of Women's Clubs Pepper Young’s Noble Cain Ania X Sisters Clark Dennis Renfrew of the Mounted Amos 'N’ Andy Easy Aces Big Ben Tolling London WWB Roy Campbell Royalists Lum_and Abner Vee Lawnhurst Charioteers Terri Franconi Afque Vallee Orch WEAP Nathaniel Shilkret Orch Kate Smith Ditawe ABC Times Square all__ church Gmni O'’Neills Milton Charles Wacco Jean Ellington Weaf the Big Sister (Cbs) Wabc Wbbm Kmox Wgst Eeeere MatHush Singer Honeyboy Sassafras

Morning radio schedule notes NBC CBS and ABC listings

A fragmented schedule lists morning to mid afternoon radio programs across networks NBC CBS and ABC. Entries mention hosts musicians and shows such as Leiber organist Leiby and The Breakfast Club with various stations including WEAF WABC WJZ and KMOX.

Cresco Pair Arraigned on Unstamped Alcohol Charge

Wesley Despard aged 40 and Leonard Burmikel 30 of Cresco were bound over to the federal district court after arraignment in Waterloo on charges of possession and transportation of un stamped alcohol. Authorities say 136 gallons were found on Burmikel's farm Monday night.

Waterloo Wesley Despard Leonard Burmikel Cresco Federal District Court Burmikel

Marengo Man Posts Bond For Trial In U S Court

Alva Akerman of Marengo posted a 1000 bond Tuesday with US Commissioner Edward J. McPartland to appear at the April term of federal court for trial on a charge of illegal possession of three four s of untaxed alcohol. Akerman was arrested December 9 and posted another 1000 bond then for appearance before the commissioner pending indictment by the federal grand jury. He was recently indicted in Dubuque.

Alva Akerman Marengo United States Edward J. McPartland Federal Court Akerman Federal Grand Jury Dubuque

Juvenile crime probe ordered in England

Home Secretary Sir John Simon orders a thorough investigation into a reported rise in juvenile crime in England. Authorities suspect a number of crimes are the work of mastermind figures behind the prosecutions of children.

London LLP John Simon Home Secretary England

Propagandists May Lead Public to Dictatorship

Chicago reports from a three day gathering of 3 000 social scientists led by Prof Emory S Bogardus warn propaganda uses social psychology to fool the people into surrendering liberty and welfare to dictatorship. They cite speeches in the recent campaign and a boomerang effect from propaganda and urge training the public to recognize false messages.

Chicago American Sociological Society Emory S. Bogardus University of Southern California Dr. Read Bain

Roosevelt Addresses Voters With Human Tone

President Roosevelt spoke to listeners the day before the election addressing them as My friends. The remark highlighted an unusually human tone which charmed the crowd and reinforced his appeal.

Roosevelt

Longtime Iowa City Pastor Dr S E Ellis Dies

Dr Sylvester E Ellis 66 longtime pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church Iowa City died at a local hospital after a month of illness He had retired in 1934 after service in Marshalltown Mount Vernon Osage and Iowa City He is survived by his wife and four children Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 pm Burial will be at Delaware Ohio Rev E E Voigt will conduct the services

Iowa City Sylvester E. Ellis First Methodist Episcopal Church Ellis Marshalltown Mount Vernon Osage Delaware Ohio E. E. Voigt Dr. Ellis

Springville Paving Grant Approved by County Board

The Linn county board of supervisors approved a six percent grant totaling 1440 to Springville for a 24000 paving project. The paving extends four fifths mile along County Trunk Road C through Springville from highway 161, with a 54 foot width in the business area and 20 feet elsewhere. A 45 percent PWA grant assisted the work, completed December 2, contracted to Haegg Construction of Cedar Rapids, with Howard R. Green as engineer.

Linn County Board of Supervisors Springville PWA Haegg Construction Company Cedar Rapids Howard R. Green Company

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