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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1933

Page

10

Proposed millage cut would hit Cedar Rapids hard

Mayor W H Stepanek warned city council that a 25 percent millage cut plus a 20 percent valuation drop would reduce 1934 city income by about 40 percent from 1930 levels. He outlined potential cuts totaling 335 243 34 to meet the bill if enacted, but said even the deepest cuts could not restore 1921 purchasing power.

Cedar Rapids State Senate House of Representatives W. H. Stepanek Elmer A. Johnson Linn Senate Citis Stepanek Board of Health Building Department City Hall Library Memorial Building Ordinance Police Council Playground Commission Department of Public Improvements

Adlerika claims rapid relief for chronic constipation

An advertisement touts Adlerika as a fast acting laxative offering relief from chronic constipation and gas bloating. It cites personal testimonials from New York and Minnesota readers, claims complete bowel cleansing unlike ordinary laxatives, and promotes a 30 minute aid after one dose.

Adlerika Consti H. L New York J. E. Puckett Adierika S. Wabasha St Paul Cedar Rapids May Drug Co

Let's Explore Your Mind by Albert Edward Wiggam

Psychologists argue war stems from greed fear population growth and the urge to belong to a powerful nation. They say patriotism is trained and attitudes can shift toward peace with proper teaching and leaders. Vocational guidance shows youths lack an ambition picture and schools must provide concrete goals. Rights in dress and behavior are questions of taste not natural rights.

Blue Eyes Miss Manners B. B

Rotarians Learn How Electricity Is Measured In Meters

Rotarians at Hotel Roosevelt heard Charles S. Rose of Iowa Electric Light and Power explain meter history and operation. He demonstrated old and modern meters, noting manufacturing costs and how magnets affect meter speed while detailing consumer rate impacts.

Hotel Roosevelt Charles S. Rose Iowa Electric Light and Power Company Mr. Rose

Coe Band to Lead Second Division in Inaugural Parade

The Coe College band will head the second division of the inaugural parade in Washington on March 4. Directed by James A. Farley the division will include governors from many states. The band departs Tuesday and arrives in Washington Saturday for events spanning Thursday to Monday.

Coe Coe College Washington James A. Farley Roosevelt Stanley Vesely Coe Band D. C Pan- American Building United States Marine Band Orchestra National Symphony Orchestra Vesely

Unemployed Aberdeen Logger Faints in Seattle Breadline

Fred Coleman, an unemployed logger from Aberdeen, collapsed in a Seattle breadline from weakness and hunger. Hospital staff confirmed he had donated blood for a transfusion to save a patient three days earlier, highlighting his prior act of selfless charity.

Seattle Fred Coleman

War Vet Killed In Fall From Train Near Washington Iowa

Willard Stalkner aged 40 died Sunday night after he fell from a freight train three miles west of Washington Iowa He boarded the train at Titus He was a World War I veteran who served as a lieutenant in the aviation service He had told relatives he planned to rejoin the service for two years he was commander of the Richland post American Legion and also operated a large farm near Riverside

Washington, Ia Willard Stalkner Here Titus Stalkner Richland American Legion Tiear Riibio

Marriage Licenses and Applications To Wed in Iowa

The notice lists marriage licenses and applications to wed in Linn County with couples Gerald Shaffer and Lucile Wen, M Konik and Frances Peter, and Arthur Wolfe with Hazel Berniece Brady. It also reports a verdict for Iowa City in the Cedar Rapids case, C. E. Melsa seeking 650 for injuries from a street obstruction.

Gerald Shaffer Lucile Wenlinger Linn County M Konik Frances Peter Buick Arthur Wolfe Hazel Berniece Brady Cedar Rapids Iowa City C. E. Melsa

Hasty Marriages Warn of Sad Awakening

Column by Mary Manners discusses rushed marriages and warns readers to pause and consider before tying the knot. Letters from readers Blue Eyes and Billy appear, offering advice and seeking guidance on personal matters.

Plympton Blood at Community Players in Cedar Rapids

Charles D. Manson plays Senator Williams in The Plympton Blood by Howard R. Green at the McKinley Auditorium. The program also features The Fiddle and The Bait with a audience ballot to pick first prize. Notable natality note includes Geraldine Farrar.

Charles D. Manson Chamber of Commerce Senator Williams Howard R. Green Mr. Green Timothy Plympton Cedar Rapids the Plympton Blood Robert Leefers Ezra Plympton III Ruth Ebling Massey Martha Ted Sealy McKinley Auditorium Hobby House

Shaw Quote on Public Adopting Plays Over Time

Noted playwright George Bernard Shaw observes that public acceptance of his plays grows slowly, requiring about twenty years for a large audience to reach his level of output and insight.

George Bernard Shaw

Girl Who Bit Detective Repeats Trouble in Oxford

Miss Lillian Crawford aged 19 of Oxford was again jailed on a disorderly conduct charge after a previous incident at a dance hall where she bit Detective George Powers. She pled not guilty in police court and faces trial on Tuesday after being arrested in a downtown hotel.

Lillian Crawford Oxford George Powers Miss Crawford

Executor appointed in D. B. Baer estate Linn County Iowa

Notice states Ray N. Martin appointed and qualified as executor of the D. B. Baer estate in Linn County Iowa. It requests immediate payment from debtors and instructs creditors to file claims with the Clerk of the Limpant Town District Court, with Fred W. Hann as attorney.

State of Iowa Linn County D. B. Baer Limpant Ray N. Martin

Theatres slate new film openings and classics

Paramount shows State Fair with Will Rogers and Janet Gaynor. The Crime of the Century stars Jean Hersholt Wynne Gibson and Stuart Erwin. Palace offers Horse Feathers with the Marx Brothers. Olympic presents The Lottery Bride with Jeanette MacDonald Joe E Brown Zasu Pitts and John Garrick. Rialto screens Three on a Match featuring Warren William Joan Blondell Ann Dvorak and Bette Davis.

Paramount Will Rogers Louise Dresser Janet Gaynor Norman Foster STATE Jean Hersholt Wynne Gibson Stuart Erwin Palace Marx Brothers Jeanette MacDonald Joe E. Brown Zasu Pitts John Garrick

Airplanes Can Land Safely With Half a Propeller

Aviation experts note that aircraft may execute a safe landing with only half of a propeller functioning. Procedures rely on remaining engine power, careful team communication, and one-engine-out handling to reach a controlled landing.

Tiny viruses crowd a square inch in nature’s vast scale

Researchers note that more than sixty trillion viruses, the smallest natural components, reside in a square inch. These microscopic entities, described as deadly to humans, illustrate the dense and intricate world of microbial life.

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Rep. Johnson United States Albert Edward Wiggam D. Sc Rhode Island Wishbone Hotel Montrose Coffee Shop Mary Manners Billy Plympton Blood Genevieve Kemble Lfe Geraldine Farrar Lis Leef JUST Costner Copsright EB. J. Reynolda Tobacco Company Hoosegow Fred W. Hann Marx Bros Lew Ayres Sally Eilers Demmigmc Plus Rialto Joan Blondell William Warren Ann Dvorak Bette Davis Crier Frances Dee W. C. Fields Bali
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