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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1933
Page
9
Farmers in Iowa Oklahoma Idaho Ohio and seven other states push back against foreclosure sales with a campaign that taps roughly 1.5 billion dollars in mortgaged debt. Movements started in Le Mars Iowa and spread through courts and government offices as farm protests rise nationwide.
In nine states farmers resist mortgage sales with varied actions. Oklahoma judges halt foreclosures until March 13 in contested cases. Idaho protesters threaten force for relief. Ohio buyers stop a finance bidder and purchase property at low value before returning it. Iowa officials pledge cooperation to delay sales while a district judge keeps a suit alive. Nebraska sheriff blocks bidders at a charter mortgage sale, then allows normal prices.
A vivid tale of a nearly flawless crime unraveled by Bertilion, famed French scientific detective, as featured in The American Weekly. The story threads through an opera setting and promises dramatic deduction. Advertisement notes next Sunday’s Chicago Herald and Examiner distribution.
Mrs Mary Abodeely 90 died at a local hospital after a five week illness. She lived with her son Nelson Abo deely at 109 Fifth Street NW and is survived by her daughter Rose Koury and a sister in Syria. Funeral set for Sunday in Barta chapel and St John Syrian Orthodox church with burial at Oak Hill cemetery.
Jacob Krum 88, the oldest resident of Atkins, died at his home Friday after a long life beginning in Baden Germany. Born Jan 26 1845 he came to America in 1881 and settled in Atkins. Surviving children include Lena Fritz Ind Indianapolis Kate Richey Christine Ritchie Cedar Rapids Rose Carney Barbara Shafer Lisbon J M Krumm Cedar Rapids Fred Krumm Cedar Rapids George Krumm Mount Vernon William Krumm Swea City Martin Krumm Palo Four children preceded him in death Funeral arrangements pending.
Mrs. Alpha M. Williams receives a deed to lot 367 in Section Acacia at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery Assn. The notice records a transfer of ownership of the burial plot as part of the cemetery’s property records.
Chester Geiger 7 son of Mr and Mrs Chester Geiger of 1030 Eighth Street NW was in serious condition at St Luke's hospital after an emergency operation Thursday night for paralysis of the bowels. He said a playmate kicked him while they played Wednesday afternoon.
The Federation of Labor here voted Thursday night to support the LaFollette Cos tigan unemployment relief bill after receiving a note from William Green of the AFL urging workers to back the measure. Delegates were urged to contact Iowa lawmakers as Congress had taken no action on relief. A separate AFL warning against school salary cuts and curriculum reductions was also read. Edwin Lundquist, former federation president, was appointed to the Community House directory, replacing John Foley who moves to California. Routine business proceeded before adjournment.
Marshall Boggs of Washington DC, aviation inspector for the department of commerce, died from shock and injuries after a crash near Corona California. Two women passengers Mrs Mary Googan of Los Angeles and Miss Stacia Curry of San Marino were not seriously hurt. The pilot had two broken legs. Boggs had been inspecting beacon lights and emergency fields in southern California during the last two weeks.
Sleds pulled by dogs moved from Eligman Arizona toward a emergency landing field sixteen miles away to rescue Pilot Harry Downes of Air Express Corporation after his plane was forced down in a blinding snow storm. Downs had departed New York Wednesday night and had been missing for nearly a day before the rescue. Actlow pilot located the aircraft. In Mount Vernon Dale Eyes stone Howard Orms Lloyd Ellison and David Hull will receive their tenderfoot badges at Boy Scout Troop 40 meeting Thursday. Richard Moffit won the Cycling merit badge.
A North Platte Nebraska woman urges use of Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood tonic and general tonic for debility and children's health. She praises its morning vitality claim and notes free medical advice is available from Dr Pierce's Chase in Buffalo New York.
Brooklyn police say Lloyd Price 22 admitted killing six year old Helen Sterler whose body was found in a tenement cellar after he lured her there on Wednesday afternoon. A pencil belonging to Price led to his arrest following the discovery.
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