Press Opinions on Roosevelt Gold Decision Across Papers
The piece surveys editorials from major papers including New York Herald Tribune, New York Daily News, Atlanta Constitution, Boston Herald, Baltimore Sun, and Chicago Daily News, weighing the 1933 gold policy ruling. It notes mixed views from praise of recovery to warnings of economic disruption and constitutional concerns about government actions.
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New York Herald-Tribune
Ind
France
Temecourt
Roosevelt
New York Daily News
Atlanta Constitution
Dem
Boston Herald
Baltimore Sun
Congress
Chicago Daily News
Rep
Foresters To Discuss 1935 Activities In Cedar Rapids
Catholic Order of Foresters activities for 1935 to be outlined at St Patrick's court No 649 meeting in St Patrick's school Cedar Rapids. Speakers will explain plans to widen the Boy Ranger program for Catholic youth and other forestry efforts. Entertainment planned. Committee: Charles J Kell William Flynn James J Stone.
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Order of Foresters
Cedar Rapids
St. Patrick’s Court
St. Patrick's School
Foresters
Charles J. Kell
William Flynn
James J. Stone
How to Play and Win Contract Bridge Tactics
A guide to bridge strategy stressing preparation planning and partnership signals. It explains bidding economy, opening calls, overcalls and the defense discarding technique. An example shows West defeating a doubled three notrump through careful play and timing.
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West
Hand from the South in four spades versus Wests king heart
Playing from South, the declarer faced West opening the diamond Ace and continuing diamonds. West shifted to clubs to avoid giving a trick to the declarer, who then ran five club tricks while discarding two hearts from his hand.
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West
Declarer
East
Jed
North
South
Delinquent Taxes in Linn County Total $429000
Linn County shows $429000 in outstanding delinquent taxes as of February 1 per County Treasurer Milo Sedlacek. The next delinquent tax sale is scheduled for March 4, after prior sales postponed since December 1931 and January 1932.
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Linn County
Milo Sedlacek
Cedar Rapids Auto Show draws 1500 on second day
About 1500 attendees on Monday for the Cedar Rapids automobile show, lifting two day total to 4500. Nine dealers sponsor the exhibit with twenty seven models from eleven makes plus special displays. Pla Mar Revelers Orchestra provides nightly entertainment at the Pla Mar ballroom 1 to 1030 PM through Wednesday. Admission 10 cents. Fred J Fluegel spoke on Iowa collection laws, sharing two decades in credit work.
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Cedar Rapids
Pla-Mar
Koster Named President of Cedar Rapids Retail Credit Association
W A Koster of the Newman company was elected president at a dinner in Hotel Roosevelt for the Cedar Rapids Retail Credit Association. Other officers elected include Miss Ida Boettcher of Armstrongs as vice president and R E Walker of Credit Guide as a member of the leadership slate.
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W. A. Koster
Newman Company
Cedar Rapids Retail Credit Association
Hotel Roosevelt
Three More People Injured In Falls In City
Three more persons suffered injuries from falls and were treated at Mercy hospital. Louis Minor of 619 Sixteenth Street NE had a dislocated left shoulder and Mrs. Joe Holecek of 1213 Third Street SE injured her left knee. Mrs. Ray Phelan of 1261 Elmhurst Drive NE fractured her right knee and remained under care Tuesday. WYOMING Lutheran church group to present three short plays in the opera house directed by Mrs. Howard Day with multiple local cast members and child specialties between acts.
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Louis Minor
Sixteenth Street
Joe Holecek
Third Street
Mercy Hospital
Minor
Wyoming
Lutheran Church
Howard Day
Dorothy Dirks
Lorraine Reimer
Harry Osterkamp
Lorraine Monk
Bernice Juehring
Doris Day
Faye Meyers
Geraldine Dirks
Agnes Petersen
Bernice Brunscheen
Maxine Gerdes
Betty Buckingham
Wayne Westphal
Elmer Petersen
Dolores Jurgensen
Darlene Day
Body Of Woman Who Killed Three Relatives Found In Drain Pipe
Miss Ethel Howard, 35, whose body was found in a drainage pipe after she fatally shot three relatives on the Howard farm near LeRoy Illinois, prompted an autopsy. Her father Charles W Howard died later from a throat bullet wound at Normal hospital, marking the third death in the incident.
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Leroy, Il
INS
Ethel Howard
LeRoy
Charles W. Howard
Normal
Ill
Howard
Tama county report on Sherman liquor case and missing boy
Charles Eugene Sherman of Toledo pled guilty in Justice Lew Smith's court to receiving liquor improperly labeled. He was fined $100 plus costs and jailed until paid, not to exceed thirty days. A gallon can of alcohol was found. A search for Edmond Campbell and his sister Mrs Mabelle Campbell led to a drainage pipe sixty rods from a man hole on the Howard farm, aided by their dog.
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Mabelle Campbell
Edmond Campbell
Howard Farm
Tama
Charles Eugene Sherman
Toledo
Lew Smith
Tama County
Sherman
Danville Man Swallows Teeth Calls For Fine Payment
Allerton Illinois police report John Kay of Danville, drunk and sober now, saying he swallowed his false teeth and fears dying. Investigating officer Earl Ruthledge rushed him to a hospital where physicians said he would not die. The quirky note ends with a line about dragonflies feeding on horseflies.
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Allerton
John Kay
Danville
Earl Ruthledge
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Cooking
Priscilla
Josephine Culbertson
Culbertson
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pasa
Koster
Retail Credit’ Assn
DeLux Beauty Shop
Montrose Hotel
Miss Celia Bush
Paramount Cooking School
Orton
van Dag
LA Choy Food Products, Inc
Detroit, Michigan
America
Rapids
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