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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1935
Page
6
The Roosevelt administration unveils a four point social legislation package including old age pensions of 50 dollars for needy seniors, unemployment insurance funded by labor, health protections for the needy and children, and wider security measures.
Officers of Star of the West lodge Knights of Pythias installed for 1935 include H H Glackin chancellor commander and a slate of officers. The article notes plans for free medical care for work relief and discusses pension funding and industry contributions to unemployment insurance.
A brief note discusses percentages of wages and industry payrolls and references a health insurance plan as part of the context.
Sheriff watched trains to seize Norman Baker if he returns from Laredo Texas. The ex operator of a cancer care and radio station fled Iowa three years ago over charges of practicing medicine without a license and contempt of court. Attorney General said both charges would be pressed if he enters Iowa. Forty three patients and medical staff returned from Mexico to the des Moines area hospital. County attorney said he was ready to prosecute if he comes back.
Santa Monica dispatch reports Ford hiring ten thousand more workers the peak for auto output, while Will Rogers mocks government taxes on autos and hints at policy shifts. He notes a pending move to back the gold standard and reflects on a lively week.
Extradition proceedings were set against Baker after he traveled to Texas under former Gov Dan W Turner. Texas officials said Baker escaped service of papers. He then built radio station XENT at Nuevo Laredo Mexico and ran a cancer care practice there, having formerly operated KTNT in this region.
Advertorial claim that drinking hot Ovaltine at bedtime helps sleep, reduce tossing and turning, and avoid drugs. Cites doctors, wartime use, and wide consumer use for vitality, nursing mothers, convalescents, and the elderly. promotes two cans per day from stores or orders.
Centerville Iowa sheriff prepared to return William Henry to Mahaska jail after his escape with other prisoners. He was captured near Moulton after surrendering in a shack with no resistance. Henry linked to kidnapping of Mrs Martha Detar near Eddyville on November 9, 1934.
Henry Ladehoff, 51, a well known farmer west of Traer, died by hanging in a barn killed by distress over moving from his farm of 29 years. Survived by his wife and three children, with many siblings, funeral planned for 2 pm Saturday at the Evangelical church in Gladbrook.
Fleming ton coverage of the Hauptmann trial swells to an estimated 8.5 million words. AREER company officials say the mass of reporting would fill about two twelve foot shelves, comparable to 85 novels.
Mount Auburn I O O F lodge No 244 and Mount Auburn Rebekah lodge No 496 held a joint installation ceremony Wednesday night with District Deputy President Carrie presiding.
The record lists officers and members including John Struve, Rebekah, Mrs Roy Wiest, and others. It notes positions such as secretary, treasurer, warden, conductors, and chaplain, with names and relative duties within a lodge assembly.
Officers were installed by Brotherly Love lodge No. 204 in Postville, reflecting fraternal ceremony activity. Local members participated as part of a regular lodge installation event.
The note lists Worshipful Master H R Kenny senior warden Chelatotterson junior warden Charlon Ohloff secretary A Woteley leagurer C Beucher seater teacon We As VUarper junior deen Mred J Miter senior stewed Ker Mater junior steward Ghat Pearson tyler buts Shepherd.
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