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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1936

Page

7

Eastern Iowa faces widespread snowbound travel and stalled trains

Snow and drifts hamper Cedar Rapids travel as city crews clear roads and intercity lines. Highways open vary by route while trains resume limited service under heavy delays. Armories open to heat‑seekers. National Guard provides shelter and blankets as school patrols report large enrollment nationwide.

Public Improvement Department Cedar Rapids Clinton Tama Anamosa Monticello Iowa City Stanwood Tipton Waterloo Dubuque Marion Linn County No. 13 Towa City Cedar Falls Northern Rock Island Railroad Chicago Cedar Rapids Rock Island Milwaukee Kansas City Ottumwa Walford Sigourney Illinois Central Ehler Shirley Ford Central City Bust National Guard Iowa United Press Charles Grahl Walter Kansky Des Moines Lieut Kansky

Fleet Moves Out for Maneuvers Off Southern California

The U S fleet sailed from San Pedro for five days of secret battle exercises off California led by Admiral Joseph M Reeves aboard the New Mexico with 400 planes and 11 dreadnoughts. Carriers Lexington Saratoga and Langley supported a large force including heavy and light cruisers, submarines and destroyers. Photographers were barred as the fleet conducts new experimental maneuvers kept secret from the public.

San Pedro Calif United States California Joseph M. Reeves New Mexico Lexington Saratoga Langley Admiral Reeves Uni

Albert Newman Dies, Joplin Mercantile Head

Albert Newman 72, president of Newman Mercantile, died Saturday night in Joplin Missouri from heart attack. He built a retail empire with stores in Joplin Cedar Rapids Enid Pittsburg and more. Survived by widow and sons Albert Newman Jr and Mrs Paul Lux. Funeral Tuesday in Joplin with distant relatives unable to attend due to snow and impassable highways.

Albert Newman Newman Mercantile Company Joplin Cedar Rapids Newman Commonwealth Albert Newman, Jr Paul Lux Kansas City Harrisburg Pierce City Solomon Newman Enid Okla Pittsburg Kan G. F. Newburger B. J. Newburger Elks Club B'nai B'rith Mr. Newman Carl N. Ettinger Here

Police Deliver Coal Goods and Medicine to Distressed Families

Police delivered coal in 200 pound lots to several families after relief offices closed during a blizzard. Officers Hines and Weiland carried coal through deep snow to homes on Louisa Street NE while a grocery order and medicine were arranged for a sick resident. Relief director Mrs. Alice Ferber said six fuel aid cases were handled by police and most families were WPA recipients. No one sought shelter at Memorial Coliseum.

Louisa Street Hines Weiland al Mikota Alice Ferber Linn County Weilland Monay CCC Ferber Memorial Coliseum James Winn Memorial Drive WPA Midwest United Press Central States Ohio Paducah Chicago Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Dakotas Dickinson N. D Jamestown Fargo St. Paul Mercury Elkhorn Wis

High Court Voids Louisiana Press Tax Decision

The high court denounces the Louisiana press tax as a suspicious form of taxation not aimed at shielding a press freedom. It compares New York milk case rulings, with mixed outcomes, and notes the TVA decision delay after 53 days without explanation.

Louisiana New York Borden Farm Products Company Mayflower Farms, Inc

Injunction Issued To Speed Nebraska Power Project

Justice Jennings Dailey of the District of Columbia supreme court signed a temporary injunction sought by five power companies to halt the proposed Nebraska TVA linking three public works hydro projects Columbus Platte Valley and Tri county The order pauses government plans while a full trial set for April 20 or later decides a permanent injunction plus the associated legal motions Feulle F Clift and husband to Frank S and Irene L Zanka hold a joint tenancy in a Cedar Rapids lot with survivorship rights and mortgage details noted in the record

Washington Jennings Dailey District of Columbia Supreme Court Nebraska Tva Columbus, Platte Valley Tricounty Public Works Dailey Nebraska Feulle F Clift Frank S Irene L Zanka Vernon Heights Cedar Rapids

Needle Technology Restarting Hearts Aids Recovery

Dr. Hyman described a new needle device that restarts the heart after stoppage. It delivers a directed current to the right atrium to stimulate natural impulses, with about 150 to 200 reported recoveries and near 1,000 cases in the United States overall.

Hyman United States Hivman

Two Cubs Contracts Remain Unsigned

Chicago reporters note only two Cubs unsigned as the team prepared to depart for Catalina Island spring training next Tuesday. Big Bill Lee said his contract was in the mail after posting 20 victories. Billy Jurges reported he had signed and mailed his.

Chicago Chicago Cubs Catalina Island Bill Lee Cub Billy Jurges

Blizzard Closes Iowa Lines Delays Ripple Across State

Snowbound railways and highways paralyzed Iowa towns. Trains from Chicago to Omaha lag hours while Milwaukee routes struggle. Dozens of motorists stalled. shelters feed stranded travelers. One woman found frozen near Davenport. a heart attack felled another at a local bar.

Cod Liver Oil Turns Hens Toward Higher C EE S

A quirky note describes cod liver oil used in poultry to induce more CEES from hens. The report highlights an unusual diet tweak and curious egg-laying effects observed in a farm setting.

Midwest in Deep Freeze Strains Homes and Transit

The Midwest endures a severe blizzard with record cold as trains stop, roads close, and power and fuel shortages threaten daily life. Dozens die from exposure and accidents while responders battle fires and hospitals evacuate patients. Diverse towns report subzero lows and drifting snow.

School Board Donates Four Carloads of Coal for Relief

The Cedar Rapids School Board turned over four carloads equaling 200 tons of coal to the Cedar Rapids Coal Dealers’ association on Monday to aid county poor relief orders. The coal was distributed to Chadima Black Cedar Rapids Fuel and Pinney yards. no relief order was denied. The emergency supply, with additional fuel on hand for a week, prevented suffering among relief families due to railroad blockages.

Board of Education Cedar Rapids Coal Dealers’ Association Cedar Rapids Scandia Madrid Des Moines Newton Waterloo Council Bluffs Sioux City Dairies

Tongue Tied Child Rescued From Steel Pole Incident

Four year old Jobita Pisena wandered away from parents in Kansas City Kansas and hid behind a steel light pole. She tasted frost on the pole and became tongue stuck. Two policemen and bystanders offered advice while rescuers freed her with water.

Kansas City Kan Jobita Pisena

Severe Iowa coal shortage drains supplies and prompts relief efforts

Weather and snowbound routes cripple coal deliveries across Iowa. Governors and city officials mobilize to distribute state owned coal, open roads, and aid hospitals as mills and dairies face milk shortages amid a harsh winter.

Illness Delays Lamson Murder Trial Hearing

San Jose California. The fourth hearing of former Stanford University press executive David A. Lamson, charged with his wife’s murder, was continued until Thursday morning due to the illness of a juror.

San Jose Calif INS David A. Lamson Stanford University Press

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