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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1936
Page
19
Secretary Morgenthau reported for the year ended June 30 receipts at 4.116 billion dollars and expenditures at 8.5 billion, leaving a 4.384 billion deficit. He noted a rise in national income, increased federal revenue, lower spending, and improving business conditions.
Federal troops took control in Merida after police guarding Gov. Fernando Lopez Cardenas's palace killed thirteen striking bus drivers and wounded fifty one. Lopez Cardenas resigned, Florencio Paloma Valencia named acting chief executive as demonstrations spread with bombs and police gunfire.
Pupils of Helen Venn assistant professor of piano at Cornell college and Tobias Matthay Pianoforte School will perform in a concert in the chapel auditorium Friday at 8 p.m. The Mount Vernon trio Elizabeth Bryant Velma Hill and Huldah Peet will appear.
The Marion Metho dist church Ladies Aid divisions held picnics at various homes and parks with members and guests attending. Officers were elected for the True Blue division. A July Fourth golf club program and fireworks were announced at the Marion Golf club.
The Marion band under G. L. Lyman will give a program at the city park tonight at 8 oclock featuring The Vanished Army Overture 1812 Sempre Fidelis March Slavonic Rhapsody Invincible America Columbia Chicago Worlds Fair March Prince Charming selection His Honor march and other selections. Queens guests include Mrs Elisa Cooper of Cleveland visiting cousin Mrs A J Keyes. A Christian church fellowship supper and devotional followed by talks and musical numbers were held Wednesday. Jack Bowdish is recovering from a broken hip in Fairfield hospital for about two months.
The Past Noble Grand Association of the Rebekah lodge will meet Friday at 2:30 PM in the home of Mrs. John Clay. Assisting hostesses will be Miss Ella Harding Mrs. E B Castle and Mrs. Loring Lacock.
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