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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1932

Page

14

Will Rogers Stirs Convention with Sharp Trumpets

At the convention Will Rogers drew a big hand after a long procession of speakers. He joked for twenty minutes, lifting spirits as political grades faltered. Senator Walsh and Eddie Dowling performed MC duties amid a tense campaign atmosphere and a quiet plan to recess after huddles.

Rogers Will Roosevelt Will Jong Bryan Walsh Eddie Dowling Dowling Pater Senator Walsh Will Rogers

Buried Wealth Hunt Resumes Near Fayette Michigan

In Fayette Michigan, searchers renew efforts to locate the buried fortune of Alphonse Bellanguette, a French-Canadian saloon owner who prospered after arriving in 1872. His wife long sought the treasure but the hiding place remains undiscovered after more than fifty years.

Fayette, Mich Michigan Alphonse Bellanguette Fayette Bellanguette

Byrd's Ship Bear of Oakland Set for Pole Expedition

The Bear, renamed The Bear of Oakland, sails from Oakland to Boston with Capt. C. Jorgenson at the helm to carry Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd on a planned Antarctic voyage. The ship, 58 years old, will undergo repairs in Boston before loading instruments and Byrd's outfit for a one hull expedition.

Oakland Calif Bear Boston Richard E. Byrd South Pole C. Jorgenson Boston Navy Yards Arthur B. Raymond Byrd Arctic Admiral Byrd City of New York Antarctic Greenock Scotland United States Greely Congress Golden Gate

Mackerel Fishing Shifts From Gamble to Data Driven

In Woods Hole Massachusetts the Albatross II research ship has assembled data showing mackerel fishing is no longer a gamble. Historically the industry faced wild fluctuations as fish runs surged one year and dropped the next.

Woods Hole Mass

Hosiery Special Promotion in New Shades

A local ad offers Sheermade Lacette and Kay- Ser sheer chiffon hose at one dollar per pair. Available in Ju Symphony Duskee Suedette Carnival colors and sizes across assorted runs.

Rollins Run-Stop Silk Hosiery Advertises Complete Line

Rollins Run-Stop Silk Hosiery offers pure thread full fashioned hose at $1.00 per pair and two pairs for $1.89. The ad highlights chiffon weights lace tops garter tun-stops available in all colors and sizes.

Rollins

Government forecast of mackerel crop from Albatross data

Based on Albatross crew findings the government can forecast the season’s mackerel crop with remarkable accuracy. The crew’s information gathering underpins a new predictive method for fishery yields.

Famous Kidnaper Advises Farming for Term Servers

Pat Crowe, the 62 year old kidnapper of Eddie Cudahy, proposes using convicts as farm labor to cut crime. He urges farmers for term servers to work outdoors, abandon contract labor in prisons, and transport criminals to farms for a fresh life outlook.

Philadelphia Pat Crowe Eddie” Cudahy United States

Fifth Collapse Proves Persistence Always Wins

Edward Burke's persistence ends in hunger and admission to a Kansas City hospital after arriving by freight from El Paso Texas. Despite no illness found, his stubborn effort to obtain care highlights hardship and resilience in tough conditions.

Kansas City, Mo Edward Burke Burke el Paso Tex General Hospital

Man Collapses in Street Seeks Ambulance Aid

A man collapsed multiple times on the stairs and street, an ambulance twice conveyed him to the hospital with minimal attention before his fifth collapse. He was recognized and treated, continuing to collapse on subsequent trips.

Hospital stay saves ambulance fuel claims at capi tol

Attendants decide it is better for him to remain in the hospital than incur ambulance costs. The article notes salesmen and peddlers are barred from showing wares or using aggressive sales talk at the Montana capitol.

Montana Capitol

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