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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1937

Page

18

Journey Through Mexico's Tropics And Mountain Roads

A Cedar Rapids traveler reports on a southward motorcycle trip to Acapulco with Al Allen and family. They describe Taxco, Toluca, and Xochimilco sights, the Pan American highway’s rugged climbs, jungle encounters, and vivid Mexican markets, folk, and ruins along the way.

Tropics Old Mexico al Allen Acapulco North American Pacific Coast Cedar Rapids Borda Cathedral Jose la Borda Mexico United States of America Taxco Los Arcos W. T. Harrison Lyman Cass County Towa Harrison Devine Jane E. Llavata First Avenue E Fifth Xochilmilco Cuernavaca Dwight W. Morrow United States Maximilian Vienna Carlotta France Napoleon Albert Allen Walter Allen Elikader Mexico City Tamazunchale Thomas UN Jacala Allens Valles Allen

Mexico travel notes praise Cardenas reforms and people met

A Cedar Rapids woman recalls Mexico visits highlighting hospitality, markets, and beaches in Taxco and Acapulco. She explains evolving views on the 1910s to 1930 revolutions, notes President Cardenas with popular support, and describes land reform plans granting peasants small plots and village schooling obligations.

Mr. Allen Miss Slavata Mexico Senorita Ramirez Cardenas

Reserve boost eyed to curb inflation by Fed board

The Federal Reserve Board signaled a likely rise in reserve requirements for member banks to curb credit inflation. Excess reserves totaling 2.01 billion dollars imply potential credit expansion of over 15 billion dollars, with no immediate hit to the easy money market. Chairman Eccles warned that large gold withdrawals could force tightening unless securities-backed currency is maintained.

Washington INS Federal Reserve Board Treasury Marriner Eccles Congress Federal Reserve Banks Eccles

You Can Skate Almost Anywhere But City Rinks Flooded

Skaters can use various city locations but official rinks remain flooded. The J Street SW rink offers a smooth surface after Friday night flooding. Memorial Drive SE and near Arthur School NE are being flooded, with skaters using snow lay outs. Roosevelt rink is to be flooded again Saturday night and Sunday. E Avenue NW rink faces water issues but work continues to ready surfaces this week.

Playground Commission J Street SW Memorial Drive SE Arthur School NE Roosevelt E Avenue NW

Shrine to Hold Annual Meeting at El Kahir Temple

The El Kahir temple of the Shrine will hold its annual meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Officers and representatives will be elected for the ensuing year Reports of committees and auditors will be read The El Kahir Shrine company will meet immediately after the Shrine meeting A special meeting of El Kahir Shrine company will be held Friday evening at the temple

el Kahir Temple Shrine Temple el Kahir Shrine Company el Kahir Shrine Com

Coe Band to Play at Iowa Society Dinner in Washington

Senator Gillette advised Miss Gertrude Louis that the Coe Military band has cleared all hurdles for a January 20 inauguration visit and a dinner on January 21 at the Shoreham hotel. The Iowa State Society aims to fund the sixty musicians with possible supplemental help from Congress, as plans proceed.

Washington D. C E. P. Mickel Coe Military Band Cedar Radios Guy Gillette Gertrude Louis Iowa State Society Gillette Miss Louis Mickel Shoreham Hotel Iowa Congress

Briar Hoppers to entertain Gazette Club party lineup

The Kentucky Briar Hoppers led by Dempsy Jones will perform a half hour program at the Gazette Type-High club party in the C. S. P. S. hall tonight at 8. The troupe includes Dave Suzanne Jones Bill Zeb Jones Donald Elmer Jones and George Cood Ruffin. A local orchestra will play afterward for dancing and refreshments will be served during the intermission. The event is complimentary to members and their guests.

Jones Dempsy Jones County Recorder Dempsy Dave Suzanne” Jones Bill Zeb” Jones Donald “Elmer” Jones George “Cood” Ruffin

Chelsea-Foster Hrabak Buys Hrabak Drug Store

Chelsea-Foster Hrabak purchases stock and fixtures of the Hrabak drug store from his father Joseph Hrabak Jr. The successor brings nine years of drug store experience and completed his pharmacy course at Des Moines College in 1931. Joseph Hrabak will continue running funeral homes in Chelsea and Belle Plaine.

Chelsea Foster Hrabak Hrabak Joseph Hrabek Joseph Hrabak Belle Plaine Des Moines College of Eres

Gasoline Consumption Reaches 17.7 Billion Gallons in 1935

The United States consumed nearly 17.7 billion gallons of gasoline in 1935, reflecting substantial energy use across industries and travel. The figure highlights the era's growing automotive activity and fuel demand.

United States

Hanford Post To Hold Annual Sports Meeting

The Hanford post of the American Legion will stage its annual sports meeting Tuesday night at 8 in the armory. Coaches from the University of Iowa Coe and Cornell join local high schools and players from several major league clubs along with one or two major league umpires. Non Legionaire guests may attend with a Legionaire. refreshments follow.

Hanford Post American Legion Armory University of Iowa Coe Cornell

Dr Witzigman to Speak at Trinity Methodist Night Program

A church night program sponsored by Trinity Methodist official board will be held Thursday at the Trinity Church preceded by a 6 30 pot luck supper. Dr F C Witzigman former Trinity pastor now of Oelwein will be the speaker.

Dr. Witzigman Trinity Methodist Church F. C. Witzigman Trinity Methodist Oelwein

China’s narcotics drive stalls after single execution

In Peiping China the anti narcotics campaign stalled after the Friday execution of a lone drug dealer. Authorities suspended further killings to seek leniency policy approval while promising no mercy if suppression demands are opposed. The event drew about 10 000 spectators and was intended as a warning to addicts and dealers.

Peiping China

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Lasswell Jane E. Slavata Guadalupe Ramirez Y. W. C. A. Board University of California Columbia University Europe Miss Llavata Alps Shrine To ED Hadley Gazette Briar Hoppers Second Fleet Hirshman
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