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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1934

Page

8

Harold Ickes transforms interior into power hub in Roosevelt era

Harold Ickes, newly appointed secretary of the interior, reshapes the department into a pivotal force alongside Secretary Wallace and Roosevelt. He cleans house, expands staff, and battles graft while earning fierce scrutiny from Congress, lobbyists, and career appointees.

Harold Ickes Wallace Roosevelt Interior Department Agriculture Ae Punch Ickes Franklin Roosevelt Hiram Johnson Interior Johnson Senator Cutting New Mexico Dern Utah California Boulder Dam Moley New York House Washington Gifford Pinchot Harry Slattery Ben Lindsay Oscar Chapman Senator Costigan Colorado Nathan Margold Felix Frankfurter Harvard Law School Louis R. Glavis Ballinger Eeer United States Icke Democratic National Committee Harold Theodore A. Walters Walters Bureau of Parks and Public Buildings

Afternoon Radio Schedule Highlights and Listings

Radio guide lists daily programs across networks CBS NBC and ABC. Entries include Princess Marie Meredith Willson’s orchestra Ruth Etting Duke Ellington and Paul Whiteman with stations WBBM WEAF WABC WGN WJZ WHT etc. Broadcasts span 12:00 to 11:30 PM with orchestras talk shows and features scattered among major cities.

CBS WBBM MOX Hunter Orch NBC WEAF Wwooo WHO Vic and Sade WJZ Kyw Easy Aces WCCO Cheri McKay WJZ Chain Agi Meredith Willson's Orch WJZ Macleans Woc-Who Melon Trent WABC WGN KMOX Jane Jane WOC London Bob Woman's Review WEAP Weaf Chain Owens Arch Wheeler Lord Marley Jack Heller Aidiee Frances Alda WMAQ Gus van Arlene Jackson Roake Carter WRBM Arlene Orch WAZ WLS Jack Little WMT Edwin Will Dr. Bundesen WLW IS—_Ruth Etting Green Orch EMOX Wrenn Weaf Woc Duchin Orch WJZ Wenr St Louis Blues Seth Parker Cruise Irene Taylor Gray Ace Brigade Poet Prince Paul Whiteman Himber Arch Ozze Nelson Rudy Vallee Masters Orch Busse Orch Tigheamie Rogers Orch Denny Orch Hat Kemp Pancho Orcch

Dickens Life of Our Lord published for his children

Letters reveal Charles Dickens conceived a private Life of Our Lord for his children, never published in his lifetime due to his deep religious convictions. The manuscript, written during the 1840s to 1860s, was kept within the family and later deemed fit for publication in Cedar Rapids Gazette on March 5, with notes on Dickens's care to honor his children and avoid public controversy.

Ickes Roosevelt Chicago Hiram Johnson Joe Burns House Senate Burns Due Joe Dickens Life of Our Lord Cortes W. Cavanaugb Dickens Fellowship of New York Charles Dickens John M. Makeham Edwin Drood Charles Kent Switzerland Dombey Georgina Hogarth James T. Fields Boston Charles Bessy Mamie Miss Hogarth R. Shelton MacKenzie Christ Cedar Rapids

Bride and groom wed at local church in McGregor

The Rev. Thomas J. Elwick officiated as about twenty relatives and friends attended the wedding. Miss Martha Pre lupski of McGregor and H. Paul Sweany of this place were present. A reception followed at the groom's parents’ home, with about sixty guests, and another reception was held in McGregor Saturday evening. The couple will reside in McGregor where the groom teaches at West McGregor school.

Thomas J. Elwick Martha Prelupski McGregor H. Paul Sweany John Kramer Kramer West McGregor School

Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold Remedy Ad

An advertisement promotes Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as the right internal cold remedy. It claims the product opens the bowels fights germs and fever relieves headache and strengthens the system and urges readers to buy at druggists for 30 or 50 cents.

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