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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1935

Page

10

Private ownership urged as path to responsible citizens

Dr. H J Burgstahler of Cornell college argued at a Rotary luncheon that private property ownership by individuals builds stalwart, responsible people and that farms should be owned by operators. He warned of power in debt and unemployment and urged round table cooperation among manufacturers workers and leaders to shape a new philosophy. He also urged a coordinated church approach to facing issues like liquor, unemployment, and government influence, promoting radio television and press engagement to mold public opinion.

H. J. Burgstahler Cornell College Mount Vernon Rotary Club Hotel Roosevelt Burg Stahler Chambers of Commerce Burgstahler Jebor Cedar Rapids Robert E. Lee Congress Lee Veterans of Foreign Wars Texas Tom Blanton Capital Perkins White House Miss Perkins Morgenthau Ickes Hopkins PWA Ceatralny Square Metropol

Four Injured as Auto Skids and Overturns on Highway 30

Four people were injured when their car skidded and overturned eight miles west of Cedar Rapids on Highway 30 Sunday afternoon. They received first aid at St. Luke's hospital. Driver Lloyd Monroe 30 of West Liberty suffered head and left leg bruises. Passengers Dorothy Carlisle 14 of Muscatine scalp lacerations and bruises on left thigh. Lois Carlisle 17 of Muscatine had head bruises and leg lacerations. Kennedy Wren 19 of Muscatine had a left ankle laceration.

Cedar Rapids St. Luke's Hospital Lloyd Monroe West Liberty Dorothy Carlisle Lois Carlisle Muscatine Kennedy Wren

Oil Company Office At Marion Robbed

Police aided by Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon sought two burglars who broke into the Linn County Oil company office at Marion Saturday night. They escaped with an adding machine a cash register four tires and pennies and stamps. A large coupe was said to have been used and one burglar suffered a cut entering through a broken window.

Larry Condon Linn County Oil Company Marion Condon

Gazette idea for government records gains traction

Justice Brandeis nudges for an official gazette to publish daily government orders, a plan first floated by Erwin Griswold who found thousands of departmental orders without a central file. Roosevelt balked at a news venture, but Brandeis publicized the notion and helped revive it through Harvard Law Review.

Vashington Department of Justice Supreme Court Brandeis Erwin Griswold White House Roosevelt Griswold Justice Department Harvard Law Harvard Law Review Justice Brandeis Harold M. Stephens Jans Brandeis

Drastic Plan For Tax Revision

The treasury aims to push a drastic tax revision this session. Secret elements include inheritance wealth limits and a fixed ceiling, with Morgenthau and his advisers shaping the plan despite guarded secrecy.

Washington Treasury Henry Morgenthau Morgenthau

Radio Schedule Bittersweet Mosaic of 1940s Network Programming

A dense radio listing shows a full day of NBC CBS and ABC programs with multiple chains. The schedule features shows like Honeymooners Tony Wons New Year parade and various orchestras, bands and actors across morning to late night, including sports and parade events. The entry lists stations WMAQ WABC WEAF WJZ WBBM WENR KOIL and others, with numerous programs and performers across time slots.

Galaxy of Stars NDC Wmaq Who NBC WJ2 Chain Columbia CBS WABC WMT Tony Wons WJZ Chin WEAF Ward Muzzy Gov Lehwan New York WJZ Chain Mary Marlio WMAQ KYW WBBM Wcco Liwu Parade Pasadena Warren Orch Farm and Home Hour WJZ Wow Hall Orch WABCG Morgan Sails Kassel Arch WBBBM MBC KMOX WCCO Judy and Jane Nellie Revell Vic and Sade Eirem Zimbalist Giovanni Martine Eva Symington Bourdon Orch Morin Sisters Weaf Chain Bryant Orch WEAP Betty Bob Robinson Crusoe, Jr Wccco Ferdinando Orch Bratton Osgood Russo Orch Morton Downey WENR Cdgar Guest Wyck Rogers Blake Carter Reisman Orch Weaf Who Crime Clues WLS WLW Beecher Orch Lawrence Tibbett Koil Wren Lyman Orch Wayne King WEAF _ WHO Grace Moore Orch WCKY KOIL WREN Al_Jotson Bernie Orch Nlc WBAP Erne Crosby Ed_ Wynn Duchin Orchh Isham Jones Melodeers Shady Jane Froman John Barclay Seven Seas Grayford Annette Hanshaw WBUM Tim Rene Connie Gates Jimmy Brierly Weta Watee of the Crusaders the Grumitts Isman Orch WIZ Myrt and Marge Wayvmes Orch WEBBM Robert Noyce NGC Bestor Orchh Senny Orch Wasse Orch Pancho Arch Rauldy Vallee Cherniovski Orch Herbie Kay Navara Orch WMT Weeks WHO

City Briefs and Personals Summary

G Plattenberger of Lisbon fined 5 dollars and costs in police court for using streets for storage. Ed Makovsky, 31, of Ely fined 25 dollars and costs for intoxication. Joe Gage, 58, of 820 Third Street NW fined 10 dollars and costs for the same charge. Robert Randall, 25, of Martelle deposited 650 dollars with police after arrest for driving without lights. Bond forfeited to pay 5 dollars and costs.

G. Plattenberger Lisbon Ed Makovsky Ely Joe Gage Third Street NW Robert Randall Martelle B Avenue Tenth Street Randall

Broken Rail Wreck Injures 25 Near Monticello

A broken rail blamed by tradinmen for an early Sunday wreck of a Gulf Mobile and Northern train bound for New Orleans near Monticello Mississippi. About 25 passengers injured in the holiday crowd.

Monticello Miss New Orleans Gulf, Mobile and Northern

Metropol Ballroom Behind Soviet Curtain Reveals Hard Realities

The Metropol ballroom hosts guests whose five hour wage equivalents in each toy balloon reveal stark contrasts with Soviet workers who earn about one rouble an hour. The article probes how seventeen years of dictatorship affect Russians, contrasting official promises with daily life and a gamble with state toleration.

Soviet Union Metropol Commissariat of Education Russia

Keeping My Figure Through Moderate Diet and Exercise

The author advocates balanced living with three meals daily and no strict dieting. A morning routine includes setting-up exercises, sunbaths, swimming, tennis, walking, and bicycling with massages as substitutes when busy. The piece contrasts this personal regimen with broader Soviet realities in Moscow today.

Pain Union Erratic Scribbles in Local Crew Report

Fragmentary OCR notes show jagged references to a union dispute or meeting led by Jed Pain, with unclear organization names and dates, leaving the core issue and participants difficult to identify.

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