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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1933
Page
5
Continental unveils its Beacon four with engineered economy features aimed at thirty miles per gallon. Key elements include an exclusive intake manifold, specialized carburetor, throttle controlled sparks advance, thermstatic cooling, water jacketed cylinders, reduced friction through needle bearing joints and tapered roller bearings, and a straight line drive to the rear axle.
Graham-Paige Motors reports February production will rise as demand outstrips supply. R C Graham says orders in January topped schedule and shipping orders reached over 70 percent of February’s planned output. Public praise and strong showings at Chicago and Detroit shows boost exports 27 percent ahead of last January.
The Rude auto company displayed the new 1933 Ford at the Memorial Coliseum with a 75 horsepower V eight engine and 80 mph speed capability. The Tudor sedan and front view illustrate its rakish, streamlined design with a 112 inch wheelbase and deluxe lamps horns and safety glass.
Extensive listing of radio programs across networks NBC CBS and affiliates. Contains show titles such as Morning Musicale, Mystery tenor, Wayne King, and many orchestral and band performances with corresponding station call signs and times. Many entries include multiple network links and venues.
The new remote control system for radios marks a forward step beyond earlier models. It places the entire dial under listener command from a cabinet end table located near a chair or bed. The design emphasizes convenience and ease of use as radios compete with cars for user friendly features.
New Lincoln studies tied to his Gettysburg appearance reveal that Everett delayed the ceremony for his schedule and Lincoln spoke briefly after two hours of pomp. The two minute speech became a masterwork and lasting, influential in world events.
The Sunday forecast hints at ongoing matters from the previous day with cautious language about relations and plans. Those with birthdays may face a year of opportunities through secrecy or hidden interests. Notable nativity mentions Sydney Smith and Horatio Greenough.
John Gage confesses love to Phyllis Wood amid a masquerade plot that linked Adele Rogers and Marjorie Pentland. He reveals a planned elopement and secrecy, arranging travel on the Eastern Star for himself and Phyllis, securing their marriage away from New York.
Marjorie stands with Count Slavin while Phyllis jokes about marrying an efficient husband about to be wed. The light exchange highlights their playful mood and relationships within the circle.
Tim Johnson son of Nathaniel Johnson died at his home near Palisades state park after a year of illness. Born July 24, 1861, he lived mostly in Mount Vernon except for western years. Survived by wife Maggie and nine children, plus a brother Ira Johnson. Funeral at Neff funeral home with Mount Vernon cemetery burial. Dr. S L Chandler to lead services likely Monday.
Transfers document tax deeds and warranty deeds among Linn County entities and individuals. Notable entries include Treas Linn Co to Prudential Trust Co for a 300 ft lot 46 parcel, and to H J Cousins for lot 13 Block 1 Carhart’s 1st, with amounts shown. Other transfers include O H Drach to Wm L Reynolds, August Swanson life estate to Ruth Lynch, and Helen VerVeer to Sam VerVeer with nominal sums, all noting plats, blocks, and property descriptions.
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