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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1935
Page
6
The Woodbury County grand jury returned indictments against several men tied to graft amid ongoing newspaper led investigations. The piece notes indictments are not proof of guilt but reflect serious concerns and a lackluster response from some state officials in pursuing law violations.
The House action defeats the death sentence provision in the pending utility holding company bill a major setback for the administration which sought to eliminate complex holding structures within five years The vote shows the House favoring a moderate approach now while leaving room for further drastic action later The debate centers on balancing holding company regulation with industry efficiency and alternative methods to curb evils without full elimination
A statement on upheaval in the industrial world amid a wish for freedom from further disturbance, signaling concern over the current state and appeal for enduring calm in the sector.
The report notes two flyers in Mississippi have stayed aloft longer than any before, with limited apparent broader value beyond possible scientific interest. The piece mocks the novelty fading and humorously tracks reader interest as the story moves through the newspaper. It hints at the Navy war games near Ottumwa to appease Japan.
A Swedish immigrant in a small town falls gravely ill with internal hemorrhages. Local volunteers donate blood, nine have the right type, enabling an emergency operation. He dies soon after, leaving a message about kindness across strangers and the need to help others.
The column profiles Mrs S Stanwood Menken, famed for extravagant costumes and social spotlight. It compares her fashion to European flattery, notes her wealth, entourage, and appearances at charity balls and restaurants, and mentions her son as escort. The piece also touches on New York’s old world atmosphere and quirky street scenes. It cites actors eye trouble with lorgnettes and lists notable performers’ astigmatism.
A fragment depicts a maritime avocat named Villar in Havre and at sea, praised for memory and network skills aboard his liner. It notes his early 40s baldness and famed presence among voyageurs who mention only “sailing with Villar.” The piece drifts into fashion gossip about dark shirts and color collars, with quirky vignettes of hats and seaside style from 1935.
Fire of undetermined origin early today demolished the Hill plumbing shop at 1312 K avenue causing about 4000 dollars in damage. John Graham fractured his right leg after slipping from a ladder while painting his home. Feat records for the year were shattered as temperatures hit 103. Local bicyclists Rall children traveled from Cedar Falls to Cedar Rapids, Grace Swab and Alma Bohac left for piano study in Buffalo, and Rock Island employees gained semi monthly pay days under a new Iowa act.
An author notes science guides moral questions and societal laws. It cites Freud on self concealment and flaws, James Branch Cabell on excuses, and data from Louis I Dublin and Bessie Bunzel on criminals and first offenses, with remarks on women in labor markets and job resilience.
A booklet by Albert Edward Wiram outlines ten tests to apply to personal problems of money position or saved ones. Readers can obtain the booklet by sending a stamped self addressed return envelope and a 3 cent stamp to The Gazette care of Dr Wiggam.
A recent address praised Business and Professional Women for valor and ingenuity. The speaker highlighted how women over 40 have shown resilience during challenging times and contributed to progress with courage and determination.
In Linn County Iowa D W Bates Superintendent of Banking as Receiver for Iowa State Savings Bank of Cedar Rapids seeks authority to compromise the indebtedness of W G Krause doing business as W G Krause Manufacturing and Machine Company. A hearing is set for July 6 1935 at Cedar Rapids Court House. If interested parties do not appear the application may be approved and orders issued.
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