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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1932
Page
6
German city cashiers track the Bruening government fall as Papen reshapes the 710 million mark emergency relief plan. Berlin and others fear losses of funds, impact on salaries, and rising layoffs as municipalities seek continued aid.
A Cedar Rapids Gazette feature explains bid signaling and hand reading in contract bridge. It uses a Merrillam Lynchburg example to show reaching a Grand Slam through precise bidding and honor strength, noting responses such as forcing takeouts and rebids.
Wire-haired terrier Poucay and Tuffy chide a dog’s roaming and begging. The speaker, a human, cites training and expert wisdom while the terrier muses that dogs think differently and must do what humans deem bad.
Paramount presents Constance Bennett in What Price Hollywood at the downtown theater. Rialto screens I Like Your Nerve featuring Douglas Fairbanks Jr and Loretta Young. State theater offers Lena Rivers with Charlotte Henry and Morgan Galloway.
Prof A M L Low, a noise-hating British scientist, designs a two gear internal combustion engine said to be nearly noiseless with one gear used in normal driving and a second for emergencies. The design aims to control explosions much like in mines and Diesel engines, promising a lighter, cheaper alternative to current engines.
June 36, 192%, John W. Myers, 21, drowned in the Cedar river today after sipping from a sloping pier at the east end of the dam while fishing. L. M. Coquillette has moved from Indiana to become Kenwood Park schools superintendent and bring his family. Ted Swenson J A Wessler Bill Freese F H Weed Robert Parks and Douglas Boynton are in Des Moines to play in a tennis tournament. Co F Curtright has gone to Dubuque to take a market manager position.
R Zimmerman was slightly injured when struck by a car while crossing a street. Mary B Hulsiter of Farmington NJ becomes physical director of the local YWCA. S Reed elected chairman of the republican county central committee at yesterday’s meeting. Mrs C H Marden burned arm when gasoline stove exploded as she tried to fill it while lit. Frank Divise, studying law at Colorado University, home for summer with parents. Theodore Schauwecker elected president of the Liberal Alliance. Joe Stark, vice president. Thomas J Becker, recording secretary. R Thomas, financial secretary. Fred Rabus, treasurer. Miss Carolyn Putnam and Jen (text cut).
The Putnam home hosted a marriage service for Robert Crawford and his partner conducted by Rev. John Arthur. Anna Basker and T. G. Stark wed today in a ceremony by Rev. T. J. Sullivan. Leila Frick of Cedar Rapids excels at a Waterloo chautauqua reading. Albion Mich hosts the Lottie Louise Gassette Memorial library dedication. Margaret Cowden of the Adams school travels to Clinton to join Francis Smith and his daughter for a Europe trip. Charles T. Banks and W. B. Ross receive Rock Island system appointments in railroading.
The Meadows Manufacturing Company notifies that after due notice the lien on washing machines stored for your account at 400 A Ave NE Cedar Rapids Iowa will be sold at public auction at 1 00 pm on July 15 1932 at the Cedar Rapids Transfer and Storage Co 400 A Ave NE Cedar Rapids Iowa
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