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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1932
Page
11
In Pierre South Dakota a bystander the deaf mute Alrt Benham was fatally shot during a bank robbery as he refused to move after being ordered. Seven heavily armed men robbed the bank and fired on the crowd shortly after the robbery began. The crime occurred near a business district during Tuesday afternoon.
Cedar Rapids city records show June water use at 4,628,333 tons daily totaling 138,850,000 gallons. Water receipts reached 17,928 with 17,320 from rentals while bonds of 20,000 were retired. End of month overdraft stood at 21,613.85.
Ernest Trumpold, 33, of 1713 Eighth Street NW, was fined 300 dollars and costs by Judge A. Blark in district court after being charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He received a 90 day jail term in lieu of the fine and was forbidden to drive for three months.
At Cable Tabernacle Indiana four hundred dry delegates heard Dr Clinton N Howard attack wet forces and mock the Democratic and Republican planks as ambidexterous and porous. He forecast the convention nominee as the next U S president while delegates debated a platform to be announced tomorrow.
Prohibition agents arrested Louie Jensen, 43, at 1112 Twentieth Avenue SW for maintaining a liquor nuisance. A rear storeroom at 216 First Street NE yielded about two quarts of alleged alcohol in a gallon tin and four ounces in a bottle. County officials filed preliminary information Tuesday afternoon.
Carl Johnson, 53, of 1713 Tenth Street SE, was arrested at 1 30 p m Tuesday by Sheriff Petrus and Deputy Davis after sitting in his car in a ditch off the Ely Cedar Rapids road eight miles south of Cedar Rapids. Officials said an operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated charge will be filed.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports Camp Good Health celebrated a Fourth of July week with a private Monday morning event for forty undernourished children and a 3:30 pm gathering for about 100 as fireworks, balloons, and a sparkler parade lit up the night. The camp, funded by Public Health Nursing, offers meals, sleep, medical care, and supervised play at sixty cents a day. readers are urged to donate to the Camp Good Health fund.
Money jewelry and valuables worth more than $4 000 were stolen from the home of Mrs W J Hagenbuch between Sunday and Tuesday afternoon The robbery was discovered by Mrs Hagenbuch and her daughter Hilda when they returned Tuesday from Dubuque Deputy Sheriff A A Robertson West Union is investigating a fingerprint expert from Waterloo was called The jewelry included two diamond rings valued at 1900 and items including silverware and other valuables from Germany were taken.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Watson of Cedar Rapids were injured when their car collided with a Davenport man on Highway No. 30 five miles east of Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Watson suffered bruises. Mr. Watson was bruised. Hess stated Watson drove onto the highway after stopping at a side road, swerved to avoid collision, and Hess took them to a local hospital. They left the hospital the same evening.
New York Mayor James J Walker plans to begin writing his answer to unfitness charges filed by investigator Samuel Seabury. He intends to send the reply to Governor Franklin D Roosevelt next week.
Radio listing outlines day and night programs across NBC CBS and other stations with orchestras, bands, and soloists. Notable names include Abe Lyman Walter Smith Ed Wynn and Amos ’n’ Andy amid varied hour by hour music and talk segments.
An acquaintance dance is held at Rork Gardens pavilion three miles east on Lincoln highway on July Tth. Ladies may attend free. gents admitted with ic note.
Classified note promotes beauty parlor services with a 3 and a half inch ad. Offers steam croquinole waves for 84 00. Includes a contact line for ad taker.
Classified brief notes a miscellaneous merchandise sale with a Bargain Counter listing asking for a want ad, referencing a two dial item valued at £1121. No further details provided.
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