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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1935
Page
11
An article discusses views attributed to Ford on basic wages and the labor movement. It notes resistance to high wages and hints at industrial policy considerations, citing quotes attributed to Watts about possible firm positions and broader economic tensions.
Judge A B Clark in district court awarded a $78 16992 judgment for F A Johns ron trustee against Builders Material company under a trust adenture securing a $123,000 bond issue made in 1928. The decree authorized special execution and empowered the trustee to purchase the property at sheriff sale for bondholders, with the business to continue under a receiver.
Albright purchased the Sash and Door Company on a bid of 15500 amid approvals and signed agreements. The deal involved equipment and ownership transfers as part of the closure process with officials confirming the transaction.
Roosevelt faces a heated struggle in Congress over a two year extension for the NRA as he weighs political risk and control of the legislative agenda. Huey Long and allies push probes while the administration weighs secrecy and public opinion as internal advisers urge stronger action.
Voters will choose two board members from at least five candidates in Grinnell's March 11 school election. Filers include Dr A J Brock Mrs C L McNally C H Dimit Dr RT Mills and Howard Edwards. Current incumbents are Mrs C L McNally and Dr H Gallagher.
Private James Baker of the Welsh guards was found fatally shot Wednesday in the Bank of England. Officials confirmed he died after being found at his post in the bullion yard and an inquest was to be announced later. The attack sparks mystery with limited details from bank and war department.
M B Stoker, 38, of 399 Thirtieth street SE, was held by police at 3 05 a.m. Wednesday on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Stoker was arrested on a motorcycle after police trailed the machine from Seventh to Tenth streets in Second avenue SE.
BARON GEORG VON SOSNOWSKI former Polish army officer and Berlin spy ring leader is found in Warsaw after two days with his architect father. The group allegedly bribed and blackmailed German women into revealing military secrets, and his return follows reports of a German exchange.
The February 27 1925 item notes Harry G O Donal d and two Cedar Rapids students swam the ice filled Iowa River at Iowa City to win a bet. A local Ameri can Mission to Lepers auxiliary formed with 45 Cedar Rapids church representatives electing J H Taft president. J P Clark a University of Iowa medical senior earned a University hospital internship. A 1800 British troops loss is listed in the English Channel. A Linn county hoof and mouth case prompts quarantine. George C Keyes resigns as Hubbard Ice secretary treasurer. Sinclair siblings donate a caribou head to Coe College museum.
Dr Brady argues honey offers no diabetes advantage over cane sugar syrup molasses or glucose and notes sugars vary by type. He warns apiarists against promoting honey without evidence and contrasts nutrients in old fashioned molasses with modern refined products.
A 1935 medical column discusses detecting intoxication beyond breath and behavior, noting a potassium dichromate urine test with sulfuric acid may indicate alcohol use. It then answers childbirth questions about immediate cord clamping, newborn examination timing, ergot use, and post birth doctor presence.
Announcement of Waukon liquor store staff names Leo Sa mak of Postville as manager with assistants former Sheriff Walter Hall and Peter Hendrickson. They reported in Des Moines for instructions. Also notes a Dutch airline entering routes between Europe and South America over the South Atlantic.
The Baldwin independent school district schedules its annual director election for Monday March 11 from noon to 7 pm. Two three year terms will replace Clifford Tabor and Lew Back. Nomination papers must be filed with the secretary by March 1.
A fragmented list outlines NBC CBS and other network programs with times and station chains. It mentions shows like Story of Mary Marlin and Ma Perkins, musical acts, choruses, and orchestras across WMAQ WJZ WEAF WABC CBS WBBM WCCO KMOX WOW.
A motivational verse urges resilience in the face of doubt and defeat. It advises meeting stronger opponents with full effort, refusing easy losses, and persisting through fatigue. The poem warns against quitting and extols proving one’s worth by giving one’s best in every test.
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