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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1937

Page

4

School District Finances Reviewed At Board Meeting

Charles D. Hedberg, secretary to the board of educators, filed a financial statement showing a start of year balance of 539,353.35. Bond retirement in 1936 totaled 159,500 with 100,000 from sinking fund. In 1937 59,500 will be paid from the schoolhouse fund. Budget lists 97,017.30 general fund 148,511.45 schoolhouse fund 293,824.60 sinking fund and 39,163.59 in permanent investments for pension and investment trust.

Charles D. Hedberg Board of Educators Hedberg Teacher's Pension Fund and Investment Trust

Acosta Recalls Spanish Air War and Refugee Journey

Acosta describes fleeing Madrid amid chaos and reaching Valencia after a three day journey. He details training at Los Alcazares and a chaotic route back to Valencia while crates of Russian planes arrive at Alicante.

Acosta Madrid Valencia Air Ministry Los Alcazares Alicante Bilac New York

Fragmented World War II Memoir Excerpt Reveals Air Campaign Chao s

A wartime diary fragment recounts a dangerous mission to bomb Francoist depots and airfields. The narrative highlights a harsh commander Captain Gascon, a perilous test flight, and a veteran pilot Major Fred Lord confronting broken wings and fickle parachutes aboard improvised planes.

Fred Lord U. S. Marine Corps Gascon Lord

Flight against the insurgents and Russian aid in Spain

The account describes a crash into authoritarian control in Spain with Gascon opposing, Russian protection and discipline shaping events. Mechanics block the director as fighters depart in cold weather using civilian clothes. The narrator notes Roosevelt’s neutrality policy and an evolving view of the Spanish government amid Russian influence.

Lord Gascon Spain Vittoria Col Lewis Landes New York Roosevelt Santander Red Spain

Supt Deamer Opposes School Boy Patrols At Crossings

Arthur Deamer the superintendent of schools told the board of education Monday night no crossing patrols by school boys would be approved. He cited danger from reckless or drunk drivers and noted that patrols lose effectiveness once the novelty wears off.

Supt Deamer Arthur Deamer Board of Education

G O P Keeps Snell As Floor Leader

Washington reports Rep Bertrand Snell of New York was unanimously re-elected minority floor leader for a fourth term. The veteran lawmaker, first elected in 1915, was unopposed. In Iowa City the Johnson County board renewed deputies and clerks and added one deputy clerk, Richard P. Bireline of Oxford.

Washington House Bertrand Snell New York Congress Snell Iowa City Johnson County Board of Supervisors Sheriff’s Office Richard P. Bireline Oxford R. Neilson Miller

One Killed And Four Hurt In Derailment

One man was killed and four injured when the engine and tender of a Missouri Pacific passenger train derailed within Austin city limits. The engineer, G. A. Rothman, about 60, of San Antonio, was crushed to death.

Austin, Tex Missouri Pacific G. A. Rothman San Antonio

Grinnell Lodge to Install Master at Public Service

Cecil F. Myers will be installed as worshipful master of the local lodge of A F and A M Friday evening at a public service. Charles B. Hayes will serve as installing officer.

Grinnell Cecil F. Myers A. F A. M Charles B. Hayes

Brandon Hunters Celebrate Wolf Fox Hunt Success

Brandon farmers celebrate a successful wolf and fox hunt with community gathering. Details describe a coordinated drive, shared game, and local camaraderie following the hunting event.

Brandon

Hunters Bag Wolves and Foxes After Three Day Hunt

Families held a dinner at the I. O. O. F. hall as forty five people gathered. Hunters with dogs and guns killed two foxes and a pair of full grown wolves over three days. One fox, with a broken foreleg, ran ahead for hours before the hunter’s pursuit ended with the fox biting a dog. The bounty and pelts earned the hunters twenty five dollars.

I. O. O. F. Hall

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