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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1938
Page
14
Cedar Rapids bankers say new treasury rules for bank loans and investments will have slow or minimal impact locally. They note safety and liquidity rules stay key and that long term lending may loosen slightly but overall credit remains cautious with ample local money for qualified borrowers.
Forty reserve officers of the 349th Infantry based in Cedar Rapids are slated for two weeks of active duty training at Fort Des Moines from July 11 to 24. A second group will train July 21 to August 3. Col. Charles B. Robbins commands the regiment with officers from Cedar Rapids including Capt Frank Krejci and Lieuts Robert M. Elliott Milo F Mitvalsky and others named. Also listed are officers from Manchester Oxford Junction Iowa City Belle Plaine and more. The bee louse description notes a small creature clinging to honey bee hairs, measuring six one hundredths of an inch.
The Gazette announces a contest with Cedar Rapids to St. Louis round trips as part of the prize in tie with the M. C. Foster bus lines. First prize is an all expenses paid Ozarks tour from St. Louis this August, with a companion of the winner's choice.
More than 250 dealers from northeastern Iowa attend the showing of 1939 General Electric radios at Hotel Roosevelt. Radios valued over 4000 display under J R Haney with explanations from Howard Bennet John McCormick and Don Shattuck. New developments include keyboard touch tuning radioforte dialless cabinet concealed controls beam a scopé and automatic program pre selector with clock synchronized station changes. The event is open to dealers only.
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