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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1933
Page
3
At Dorchester jail in New Brunswick a planned uprising led to five prisoners and one guard wounded after guards used revolvers to quell the outbreak. Royal Canadian Mounted Police were summoned as inmates attempted a mass escape during the late Saturday disruption.
One seventh of Chamberlain's 1,500 residents, about 200 people, are ill with typhoid fever as Red Cross teams and local physicians plus surrounding nurses move patients to an improvised city hall hospital and inoculate the non ill. Water from the Missouri river is suspected and boiled water advisories are issued while a sanatorium with 100 beds fills. Bess Nichols from the Red Cross arrives to assist.
Twelve deputy city assessors were appointed Monday by the city council as recommended by city assessor Dom Feleresen. The list expands from nine to twelve deputies to speed up the assessment rolls and reduce costs. Three deputies from 1932 were dropped, leaving six continuing and six new appointees.
Co. F. Quaife aged 45 of 124 Twenty Fifth Street SE was arrested at 5 55 p m Sunday by police on a warrant from Clinton charging him with selling securities in Iowa without registration as a dealer. He will be returned to Clinton on a bench warrant held by the Clinton sheriff.
Cedar Rapids saw fair skies return after an overcast Sunday as temperatures fell from a 30 midnight low to 22 by morning. By 9 am Monday the reading was 22 and at 1 pm it rose to 36 as the day warmed.
CHICAGO INS. Jacob German 65 was found dead in a 25 cent flophouse. He left 7500 dollars in two downtown banks. Roommate Larry Chocowitz recalled thinking he was broke and found the bank books while searching German's clothes for relatives.
J M Wetzel reported to Sheriff Petrus that thieves took a two wheeled trailer from his Marion area farm on Saturday and removed 75 Barred Rock hens weighing 5 to 6 pounds each. The trailer, located near Alburnett, had both tires removed. Sheriff's office investigated.
An article on bridge strategy stresses planning after the opening lead and bidding, with a detailed hand example. It shows how South, facing a one club by South and one spade by North, considers finesses and a club ruff to secure the contract. The piece ends with a sample question and answer from 1933 about an unforced jump rebid inviting further action.
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