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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1932

Page

2

Travelers Aid Helps Thousands in City Through Detours and Need

City Travelers Aid aids thousands of travelers including runaways foreigners and elderly, with Mrs. Alice Nye supervising a help desk at major stations. The program, supported by YWCA, logs cases, provides shelter and guidance, and urges communities to offer safe activities to deter long journeys and risky hitchhiking.

Adeline Taylor Travelers Aid Milwaukee Union Interurban Alice Nye Portugal Portugese New York Washington National Association of Travelers Aid Societies

Johnson Praises Roosevelt as Campaign Speculation Grows

Senator Hiram Johnson of California issued a statement praising Franklin D. Roosevelt's conduct in accepting the Democratic nomination. The remarks sparked further speculation about Johnson's own presidential plans while he declined to discuss any campaign intentions.

Washington Hiram Johnson California Franklin D. Roosevelt Johnson Norris Neb Rooseve Roosevelt Hoover

Dreiser backs Foster in public Independence Day speech

Theodore Dreiser, famed author, announces support for William Z. Foster of the Communist movement. He says Republicans, Democrats, and Socialists share similar capitalistic aims, designed to concentrate wealth and power, while exploiting ignorance and fear. Dreiser will vote for Foster next November.

Theodore Dreiser Foster New York Communist Party Dreiser William Z. Foster

Knoxville Baptists Question Roosevelt On Prohibition Remark

A Bell Avenue Baptist Church group in Knoxville sends a telegram to Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt seeking clarification of his Chicago acceptance speech remark that the seventh amendment is doomed. Rev. W. B. Harvey, pastor, led the 1000-member congregation in sending the inquiry after their meeting last night.

Knoxville Tenn Baptists Bell Avenue Franklin D. Roosevelt Chicago W. B. Harvey

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