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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1932
Page
12
Rinse and dry chickens, roll in flour with salt and paprika, brown in fat, then simmer on low 25 minutes until tender. Cut into serving portions. Prepare medium potatoes by peeling, soaking, and shaping into balls with a French cutter, boil 8 minutes, drain, then mix with remaining ingredients and serve hot.
Cordova and Carmichael clash over Ganley’s death as the body is found. Carmichael runs operations, calls police and undertaker, and pressures Cordova to reveal what he knows while warning of a confession. The tense exchange suggests a deeper conspiracy and looming disclosure.
Cordova and Carmichael plot in a lakeside mansion after Ganley’s death and a forged confession. Grady, Jeb Stone, and Grady’s allies maneuver to keep Ganley’s letter from the public while weighing political offers and the price of silence. The coroner arrives as tension rises and the inquest looms.
In a candid remark, Aunt Het jokes that Bill sought a wife mainly as a status symbol to showcase his wealth and taste, implying his primary aim was to perch his success on display rather than shared partnership. The quip underscores social snobbery and marriage as status signaling.
A politician warns against significant tax hikes saying the public won’t accept it. The remark signals mounting pressure over fiscal policy as critics urge restraint and transparent planning.
Edward Templeton a Milwaukee railroad employee for fifty years mostly as conductor died Tuesday morning after a four week illness of pneumonia. He lived in Monticello except for brief periods in Cedar Rapids and Davenport. Surviving are two children Mrs Don Merrill of Chicago and Henry Templeton of San Angelo Texas. Funeral arrangements had not been made by noon Tuesday.
A barn owned by Joe Vorel, Fairfax, was wrecked by fire at about 12:30 a.m. Tuesday with an estimated $1000 loss. Fairfax Rapids firefighters aided in saving nearby structures. A nearby barn repeatedly ignited but was saved by a bucket brigade. Lightning is suspected as a transformer burned nearby. A truck, an automobile, and livestock escaped damage. Vorel carried no insurance.
The Lost Nation Christian Endeavor society will present a program to the public Friday at 8 pm. The main feature is the play Bread about modern American farming issues, endorsed by the Farm Bureau federation. Cast includes Melvin Kramer Helen Flemming Florence Kankel Fern Jansen Doris Gardner and Richard Dake.
Mr and Mrs Fred Ehlert were injured in a Sunday forenoon automobile collision at the intersection of No 102 and No 18 two miles north of here. A Mason City driven car struck theirs, flipping it onto its side. Mr Ehlert suffered a three stitch cut on the left hand plus bruises and a sprained arm while Mrs Ehlert sustained bruises and minor cuts.
At the annual meeting of the Oelwein board of education G A Kidd was named secretary for the twenty fourth year. Supt G B Ferrell submitted his annual report. The financial report showed a saving of seven thousand dollars under the estimated budget for the last year. Five years ago the budget was one hundred twenty five thousand dollars in comparison with one hundred eighteen thousand dollars for 1931 32. Supt Ferrell is asking for but one hundred ten thousand dollars the next school year.
B A Claypool thirty one died at his home Monday after several weeks illness. Surviving are four children Otis J L Claypool Wellman Mrs John Long Wellman and Mrs John Garringer North English one brother Henry Claypool North English and one sister Libbie Wade North English.
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