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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1936
Page
2
England now consumes 15 percent less bread than in 1920. The statistic highlights long term changes in dietary patterns and food availability across the country, reflecting shifts in eating habits and national nutrition trends.
More rain forecast for northern California flood area where hundreds homeless and thousands of acres under water. Sacramento River and tributaries exceeded flood stage, forcing farm families to flee after consecutive days of rain. Four drowned, over 500 homeless, estimated damage surpassing 1 million dollars. typhoid fears rise among refugees.
Miss Hazel H Huff and Floyd L Wilkins were married at the Methodist parsonage with Rev S F Kenderdine officiating. Attendants were the bride’s brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cahoon of McGregor. A supper followed for immediate relatives and a few friends.
Lakewood Ohio bar maids may lose jobs as prohibitionists push an ordinance to remove the so called moral hazard. Tavern keepers call the women an attraction and defend their employment.
Mr and Mrs William Struckman entertained Sunday to celebrate their thirty third wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harold Burke and Mary Jo Mr and Mrs John Winke and Mrs Severs of Oclwein Mrs Barbara Simek aged 85 mother of Mrs Struckman In the afternoon Mr and Mrs J T Simek of Hazleton Mrs Rose Sargent and Irene Skible were guests.
The back-swimmer uses its rear tip as an air intake to breathe. This aquatic insect surfaces with the abdomen to access the air pocket and sustain underwater life.
In Ouray Colorado a snow avalanche blocked the Bird camp gold mine tunnel. Rescue crews reached 20 trapped miners at 11 PM CST and brought them out safely though earlier a woman and two men died in the bunkhouse. The dead were Mrs Rose Israel 50 Ridgway mine cook Chappie Woods foreman and Ralph Clinger blacksmith.
Senator Borah stated that a member of Congress has no greater immunity from arrest than any other citizen. He argued the Constitution exceptions for treason felony and breach of the peace cover all criminal law infractions. The issue emerged after reports of traffic law violations by lawmakers and police restraint due to congressional license tabs.
Forecast notes a day of disruptive astral influences with risk of treachery and deceit affecting business and private life. Birthday readers face慎慎 deliberation and cautious signings while a child born now may be changeable yet gifted in unusual ideas. notable birth Victor Hugo.
The Senate debates increasing Commodity Credit Corporation capital to 100 million and hears a banking panel on extending unlisted trading in registered securities. Agriculture committee probes cotton trading while farm bill talks continue in conference with the House.
H. M. Havner of Des Moines, special prosecutor in the Sioux City graft case and in the Attorney General OConnor trial, will speak at the Young Men's Bureau meeting of the Chamber of Commerce Thursday evening after the 6 15 dinner.
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