01 Jul 1937
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1937
Page
1
Fragmentary text shows Jon D. Baker and references to Secretary Wallace and Kraschel with debate over government roles and salaries. Mentions proposals for a $4500 secretary post and fiscal concerns about taxpayer protection and federal treasury impact.
A high profile ceremony links Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. and Ethel du Pont, signaling a rare union between the Roosevelt and Du Pont families amid postwar politics. The couple wed in Christiana Delaware with Episcopal rites as attendees observed the scene of tradition and public life.
The writer envisions a bold preacher shaping movements and cooperations for peace while condemning alms giving and social forms. He argues love defines greatness and splendor, contrasting modern ambitions with spiritual mission. Copyright 1637.
The page lists scattered names of players and teams in both National and American leagues, referencing games, innings, and various line scores. Names such as Beosia, Berend, Bryant, Warnecke, and Bracker appear amid fragmented box score phrases and city mentions like Chicago and Philadelphia.
Federal officials consider renewal of star routes contracts on four year cycles. President vetoes renewing mail service agreements addressing the necessity of continued operation. The move signals potential changes in postal routing and service terms.
An unclear text fragment mentions Ford and wage claims and a dispute. The readable portions imply labor wage concerns involving Ford and a July date, but specifics are missing.
In Johnstown Pennsylvania officials threaten to cut off all car traffic into Cambria streets as protests continue against the Cambria plant closure. Organizing leaders urged action while police and local authorities discuss steps to calm tensions and maintain access.
Luther Dow, 33, transient and alleged ex convict, jailed on suspicion of murder in the Inglewood case. Detectives linked him to the three girls and noted scratches and injuries. Dow gave little usable alibi and matched some descriptions of the suspect known as Eddie the Sailor. A physical exam raised questions about wounds. Dow was taken to the homicide bureau for investigation.
AP dispatch reports Gov Selgon Krasche condemning critics as publicity seekers and rearmers while addressing Alesch protest over a $4506 salary for W. Kirtley. Krasche defends efficiency and budget limits as the office’s duties are debated.
Norfolk and Western officials reported a blast on a freight train over a trestle near Maybeury West Virginia killing three crew members. Fire equipment reached the scene as flames rose about 200 feet. investigators believe the explosion occurred in gasoline tank cars in the middle of the train.
Washington report shows seven of ten steel workers killed in a Memorial Day clash with Chicago police died from bullet wounds in the back. The Senate civil liberties committee chairman cites subpoenas and defense of an officer amid the investigation.
Amelia Earhart, American aviator, postpones the trip to Howland Island awaiting weather reports. The delay comes as forecasts are awaited, keeping the voyage in limbo while she remains off Howland.
A wartime era note reports German Protestant churches facing state oversight of finances. It mentions government budgetary authority affecting church expenditures and clergy matters amid political pressure from Lutheran and Calvinist groups. The piece frames church financial affairs as entangled with state control and church reform efforts.
The excerpt appears as garbled, incomplete writing about Russian governance and a society where the state aims to erase dissent. It mentions shooting, the Pennsy and New York, and a misleading belief in government perfection amid turmoil.
Kansas City police pressed an air plane into service to trace four armed bandits who fled with 3900 after a bank holdup. The robbers used a stolen limousine driven by an unwilling chauffeur then fled in two awaiting cars near a golf course. The bank’s funds were insured by the federal government.
The Doctor presents a powerful, unforgettable character in a new Cedar Rapids Gazette serial. Mrs. Rinehart, once a nurse and now a doctor's wife, brings rich experience to portray the forceful lead tomorrow.
A fragmented report urges stronger state institution reforms to enhance hospital care and public health information. It highlights the role of public offices and candidates in advancing these improvements.
London US reports that pilot Adams surpassed the prior world altitude mark set by Georges Defre of France. Adams reached 48,687 feet over Villacoublay on August 24, 1996, exceeding the previous record.
Federal Judge orders a forthwith subpoena for Aimee Semple McPherson to testify as a spiritual witness in the John West Hunt case. Hunt, a wealthy follower of Father Divine, is accused of seducing a 17 year old girl and claiming he was Jesus. Macbeth, the defense proponent, seeks religious expert input on divine manifestations and the power of faith.
Soviet and Japanese forces exchange fire near the Amur River and Manchukuo border. A Soviet gunboat reportedly sunk and others retreated after heavy exchanges. China reports increased Japanese military activity near Manchukuo frontiers amid tensions.
A coroner's jury found 34 year old Alice Colantonio justified in shooting her husband William 40 during an early morning bed room quarrel. The verdict followed testimony that Colantonio’s young daughter Gloria was in the room when the shooting occurred.
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