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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1932
Page
8
Wash and dry chickens then roll in flour with salt and paprika. Brown in fat, simmer 25 minutes until very tender. Prepare potatoes by peeling, soaking, cutting into balls, boiling briefly, and finishing with butter parsley paprika. Serve immediately.
Senator Cordova confronts Carmichael over Ganley’s mysterious missing person and a looming confession. Tense exchanges reveal suspicions about Deborah’s husband and a hidden motive as plans to report to authorities unfold.
Cordova presses for truth after Ganley’s death while Carmichael offers political favors in exchange for silence. Grady and Jeb Stone back Carmichael as the coroner arrives and inquest begins. Cordova faces a choice between public exposure and political coercion as delays and loyalties fan the drama.
The politician declares that taxes cannot be raised much higher because the people will not stand for it. The remark emphasizes public resistance to tax increases.
A spoken line highlights Bill's disregard for his wife’s qualities, focusing instead on using her as a symbol to display wealth and status. The remark implies a pragmatic view of marriage tied to appearances and social standing.
Edward Templeton age 75 died Tuesday morning after a 48 week illness from pneumonia. For fifty years he worked for the Milwaukee railroad, largely as conductor, living in Monticello except for brief stays in Cedar Rapids and Davenport. Survived by two children, Mrs. Don Merrill of Chicago and Henry Templeton of San Angelo, Texas. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
A Fairfax barn owned by Joe Vorel was destroyed by a fire just after midnight Tuesday with an estimated loss of $1,000. Firefighters from Cedar Rapids helped save surrounding structures. a nearby barn needed a bucket brigade. A transformer burned out suggests lightning as the cause. The barn housed a truck, automobile, and livestock which were saved. Vorel had no insurance.
B A Claypool 71 died at his home in North English Monday at 4 o clock after several weeks illness. Survived by four children Otis and J L Claypool Wellman and Mrs John Long Wellman and Mrs John Garringer North English two siblings Henry Claypool North English and Mrs Libbie Wade North English.
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