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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1932
Page
3
Cole declares Hoover prioritizes taxpayers welfare amid bitter political clash. Army faces harsh criticism as tensions rise over policy and national service concerns.
Cyrenus Cole notes the House passes the relief bill while Garner trims pork and pushes loaning to individuals via the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. He recalls Hoover’s conferences, praises Roosevelt, and observes the Bonus Army shrinking with orderly protests seen as sympathy grows for Ruth Bryan Owen’s bid in politics.
The narrative recalls a female political figure from Miami whose defeat by about eight thousand votes is noted. It mentions her push to map the Everglades as a national park, her committee work, and annual visits of schoolchildren to Washington. Local sports results and a city playground tournament are also listed.
A Washington letter laments bitterly about congress during the current session. The author criticizes endless speech making and stalled business, insisting the eight months yielded less than a three to four month effort. He warns the lame duck amendment may trap government in perpetual session.
A busy day at Harrison playground with girls sewing pocketbooks hot pot holders and bath ing suit carry-alls while boys carve book-ends mini motor boats checkers and paddles for paddle-tennis. Wednesday afternoon the 18 and under league split a double header baseball game with the Huskies.
National Yo Yo champion Charles Ruick gave an exhibition at Daniels Park during a community night drawing hundreds of youngsters. He has toured city playgrounds all week teaching tricks as youths prepare for Saturday’s city contest at the Paramount Theater with a silver cup and $25 in cash prizes.
Cedar Rapids municipal band performs the third of four summer concerts Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. at Ellis Park under director William F. Vesely. Dr. T. A. Griffin notes a strong programSelection includes The Cardiff Giant Bing Overture Migron The Chocolate Soldier and Invita a la Valse.
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