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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1934

Page

16

Indictments Sought in Air Mail Probe and Bonded Grants

Washington administrators prepared to seek early criminal indictments against former Postmaster General Walter F. Brown and others over ocean and air mail dealings. The Senate widened its probe to include holding companies and aircraft equipment firms. Risks cited include destruction of government records theft of papers and contract improprieties tied to mall subsidies. Assistant Postmaster General W Irving Glover is implicated for burning air mail files claimed personal.

Washington INS Walter F. Brown Senate Black Alabama Air Mail Cummings Carl L. Ristine Ristine Department of Justice W. Irving Glover Brown Ail Mall Black Committee

Supervisors and Engineers Meet in Eastern Iowa District Conference

More than sixty county supervisors and engineers from fourteen eastern Iowa counties in the Sixth Iowa highway commission district attended a district conference at the county venue. Officials discussed regional transportation concerns and shared project updates across the region.

Iowa Iowa Highway Commission

Linn County Officers Association Session at Courthouse

The Linn County officers association met Thursday at the county courthouse. The forenoon covered road material contract settings with an afternoon program to include George Keller and G M Griffith of Des Moines. They discussed CWA wage scales before adjournment, with a more detailed discussion planned. R F Hockaday of Manchester presided.

Linn County George Keller G. M. Griffith Des Moines CWA PWA Iowa R. F. Hockaday Manchester Association

Memorial Drive Water Main To Be Extended

The city council approved a 1000 foot extension of the Memorial drive SE water main south of Mount Vernon avenue. An agreement with seven property owners to share part of the cost was filed.

Memorial Drive Mount Vernon Avenue

Local cast of The Green Pastures stays at hotel

Ninety local residents report financial loss and inconvenience after eighty cast members of The Green Pastures, performing at Shrine temple, chose hotel lodging instead of Negro homes. They say advance agent solicited them to prepare rooms with binding reservations, then lodging was shifted to hotels.

City lighting extension on Mount Vernon Ave urged

Sixty seven residents of the Dairydale area petitioned the city council to extend lighting on Mount Vernon avenue from Memorial drive to the city limits. The plea highlights urgent need at 34th street SE near Dairydale School due to community activity and was referred to the public improvement department.

Dairydale Mount Vernon Avenue Memorial Drive Thirty-fourth Street Public Improvement Department

Gazette Newsboys Lead Laughs At Cantor Show

Alex Fidler and his Gazette newsboys led the laughs at the Paramount theater Wednesday night. Eddie Cantor was nearly drowned out by the shouts of the youngsters guests of Manager Rockey Newton. The youths praised Newton for a night of super funny entertainment.

Alex Fidler Gazette Paramount Theater Eddie Cantor Eddie Rockey Newton Mr. Newton Lough

Early Ticket Sale Reported For President's Ball

Strong response to the Presidents Birthday Ball campaign as tickets go on sale at Fisher's drug store and several hotels. Proceeds beyond expenses will fund a national Warm Springs Foundation endowment to aid victims of infantile paralysis, benefiting President Roosevelt.

Memorial Coliseum Paul H. Huston Charles D. Manson Fisher's Drug Store Third Avenue SW Kil- Man's Newman's Montrose Roosevelt Warm Springs Foundation

Night School With CWA Teachers Will Open Next Week

The board of education plans a night school with Civil Works Administration teachers and may open next week. Location supervision and class count are undecided. Classes would run 6 30 p m to 9 30 p m with postal notice to interested residents. Courses include advertising blue print reading drafting machine shop public speaking salesmanship speech improvement and Czech language.

Board of Education Civil Works Administration Arthur C. Deamer

Gains in Iowa bakery business tied to employment rise

Iowa Master Bakers association executive committee reported heavy gains in bakery business statewide due to better employment conditions. J. F. Currell urged study of changes to the bakers code on working and selling conditions. Charles Alstadt and Otto Pfaff depart for Washington to represent Iowa at the national council meeting.

Iowa Iowa Master Bakers Association Montrose J. F. Currell Charles Alstadt Waterloo Otto Pfaff Fort Dodge Washington, D. C American Bakers Association Cedar Rapids

City Briefs And Personals In Cedar Rapids

Various local notices report moves permits and events. Dr A N Hamiston has moved to room 315 Paramount Bldg The Chamber of Commerce executive committee meets Friday at 4 p m Demonstrations of wall paper were shown at the Montrose hotel Byerman Jeson More gasoline thefts are noted at multiple addresses The city considers paving Fairfax road within city limits Public safety commissioner Dan Kruidenier to speak at YBM dinner Roof damage reported at Nicholas Ludman home Lighted bicycle claim disputed by Lenway Fire runs brief and two alarms plus enlistment of five men at Fort Des Moines from Cedar Rapids

Nicholas Ludman Fourth Avenue SE J. W. Allred EX Avenue NE EB. W. Cornish Center Point Road

Military units listed in Iowa veterans article

The record names the Fourteenth Cavalry with Claude M. Moody in Waterloo and Edwin Lowder in Tracy, along with Peter M. Bernardy in Gilbert­sburg serving in motorized field artillery. It also mentions Oliver Culp of Shellsburg associated with motorized artillery duties.

Fourteenth Cavalry Claude M. Moody Waterloo Edwin Lowder Tracy Peter M. Bernardy Gilbertsburg Oliver Culp Shellsburg

Buick Roadster Stolen From Parking Lot Near Plant

J. B. Atwood reports a 1927 Buick roadster stolen from a parking area near the Penick and Ford plant. He parked at 7 30 p.m. and discovered the loss at 11 p.m. The car bears 1934 license plates, figures forgotten.

J. B. Atwood First Street Penick and Ford Atwood

Beth Jacob Service Program Clarified for Friday Night

Members of the AZA club will lead services at Congregation Beth Jacob 214 A avenue NW Friday at 8 p m. Morris Estes and A Cohen will read Hebrew and English. Short talks are planned by Elmer Rosenbaum and Paul Rappaport with readings by J Cohen and Morris Gould. Rabbi …

AZA Club Congregation Beth Jacob A Avenue NW Morris Estes A. Cohen Elmer Rosenbaum Paul Rappaport J. Cohen Morris Gould

M Greenstein to Close Program With Jewish Song Discussion

M Greenstein will close the program with an eight minute discussion on Jewish song. The event centers on musical themes and cultural heritage.

M. Greenstein

Mayor Receives Plea Reply On Civil Works Continuation

Mayor W H Stepanek read a reply from Jasper J Mayer chief of the CWA correspondence division detailing Roosevelt’s request for continuity. Curtailed hours were needed as CWA funding risked ending before Feb 15. Continuation hinges on forthcoming congressional action and remaining budget.

W. H. Stepanek Jasper J. Mayer The Civil Works Administration Roosevelt Mayer CWA

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Williams Lissen Radio By TA Os Silvertone Third Avenue E Cedar Rapids, Iowa White Sears, Roebuck Third Avenue SE Mt. Vernon Ave Gazette Newsboys A. N. Hamiston Paramount Bldg F. A. Nelson Glenwood Drive R. M. Chapman Public Welfare Bureau Chamber of Commerce Allen Motor Company Ambro Advertising Agency Superior Crandie Stages, Inc Frank Stanek Montrose Hotel Herman Jeson Cedar See G. A. Sanders Fourth Street Sanders Louis J. Zika City Council State Highway Commission Fairfax Road Zika Dan Kruidenier Lenway Eighth I Avenue Ellis Boulevard NW L. F. Vimont I Avenue NW Pan Third Avenue Tenth Street W. F Nunemaker First Avenue R. J. Beatty Seventeenth Street SE William Melton United States Army Federal Fort Des Moines Charles E. Berlingham Ote Lal Ay Mazda Chevrolet DeSoto Dodge Primouth Pontiac Pnass Pennsylvania Daria DeLuxe Chicago Omaha Nes Moines Sioux City Marshalltown Boone Third St. SE Aya Fered Jaw Pricen Western Auto Stores E. I Congregation Beth Jacob
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