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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1934

Page

2

Senators Probe Munitions Makers Profit Motive

Sen James P Pope says munitions firms plan to flood the country with propaganda to shield wartime profits. He cites Du Pont income rising from about 6.1 million to nearly 59 million annually during World War I and urges a Senate inquiry into a possible government monopoly. Public hearings start in September with 20 investigators under Stephen Raushenbush.

Pope du Pont Washington James P Pope Ida Senate Library of Congress du Pont Company Stephen Raushenbush Irenee du Pont E. I du Pont de Nemours Company Third Internationale United States Senate Investigating Committee

Of Human Bondage Starts Friday at the Iowa Theater

Leslie Howard stars as Phil Carey in RKO Radio's film adaptation of Somerset Maugham's Of Human Bondage. The story follows a delicately bred medical student drawn to the alluring but selfish Mildred, with Bette Davis and Kay Johnson in key roles. Shorts include Hey Nanny Nanny Merrie Melody and Goin to Heaven on a Mule.

Iowa Leslie Howard RKO Radio Somerset Maugham Philp Carey Tive Mildred Bette Oasis Kay Johnson Frances Dee Clark and McCullough Heaven

Armament Makers Attack Disarmament Efforts

Propaganda from armament makers is condemned as vicious. The speakers accuse the industry of insidious lobbying and profits-driven campaigns that flood Congress during army and navy appropriations debates and disarmament conferences.

Congress

Little Girl Struck By Bicycle In Hydrant Sprinkler

Betty Getlin aged five was playing under the city hydrant sprinklers when a bicycle ridden by Boyd Lenway collided with her at 6th Avenue and Eighth Street NW. She suffered cuts to the cheek and mouth. the rider’s identity was not confirmed in initial report.

Nevin Nichols Avenue Eighth Street NW Betty Getlin George Getlin Nichols

Movie Schedule Highlights At Local Theaters

At the theaters in Iowa and across town several films are listed from Paramount United Artists and other studios. Notable titles include Murder on the Black Board with Edna May Oliver and James Gleason Twin Husbands with John Miljan Shirley Grey and Monroe Owsley Catherine the Great starring Elizabeth Bergner and Douglas Fairbanks Wild Gold with John Boles Claire Trevor Affairs of a Gentleman Paul Lukas and Patricia Ells Mysterious Rider Midnight Midnight with Sidney Fox Pal ace David Harum Sixteen Fathoms Deep with Sally O Neil Creighton Chaney King of Wild Horses Rex Janney and Dorothy Appleby.

Iowa Edna May Oliver James Gleason John Miljan Shirley Grey Monroe Owsley Paramount Catherine the Great Elizabeth Bergner Douglas Fairbanks Ir State John Boles Claire Trevor Paul Lukas Patricia Ells Rialto Mysterious Rider Kent Taylor Lena Andre Sidney Fox Palace WilIl Rogers David Harum

Four Killed Two Ministers Injured In Crossing Crash

Four people died and two Lutheran ministers were critically injured in a train auto collision at a railroad crossing near Sebeka Minnesota. The victims include Mrs T Eklund Menahga and her 12 year old son Mrs Bakken Thief River Falls and Miss Rebecca Roren Sioux Falls SD. The ministers suffered fractured skulls and were taken to a hospital in Wadena. The car reportedly moved into the train’s path after the driver’s foot slipped from the clutch.

Minneapolis, St Paul Sault Ste Marie Sebck Eklund

Thin Man at Paramount Adds Spark to Mystery Comedy

William Powell and Myrna Loy headline The Thin Man at Paramount for a four day run starting Friday. The film blends clever mystery with humor as Nick Charles investigates three murders linked to the Wynant family with Nora at his side. Short subjects include a Song cartoon by the Eton Boys and Grantland Rice’s sports piece.

William Powell Myrna Loy Maureed O'Sullivan Dashiell Hammett Paramount Theater Nick Charles Miss Loy Comediennes Nora

Two Thrilling Adventure Pictures At The Olympic

Olympic theater offers two adventure films this Thursday to Saturday. Sixteen Fathoms Deep stars Sally O Neill Creighton Chaney George Regas and Jack Kennedy as divers in a perilous sponge dive. King of Wild Horses features Rex the sire of a race of wild horses with William Janney and Dorothy Appleby in a thrilling battle scene. A two reel comedy Should Crooners Marry rounds out the bill along with a news reel and race night.

Sally O'Neil Shechton Chaney Lon Chaney Janney Creighton Chaney George Regas Jack Kennedy Rex William Janney Dorothy Appleby

Father Pleads For Youth In Co-Ed’s Death Case

In Norman Oklahoma a grieving father implores his 22 year old son Neal Myers to return and face charges in the death of Marion Mills a 19 year old University of Oklahoma student and beauty queen. Myers last contact Tuesday telephoning a doctor to visit Mrs Hazel Brown a Delta Omicron fraternity member who is held as a material witness. Mills was found dead by the physician. cause of death undetermined.

Norman Okla Marion Mills University of Oklahoma Neal Myers Miss Mills Hazel Brown Delta Opation

Young Republicans pledge to platform against New Deal

In Chicago the national Young Republicans pledged to oppose the New Deal and back elder party leadership for the fall campaign. The nineteen state group adjourned after consulting with a sub committee including John D Hamilton Mrs M L Fosseen and Harrison E Spangler. Henry P Fletcher, national committee chairman, left for Washington.

Chicago National Young Republican Organization National Organization John D . Hamilton Kansas M .L. Fosseen Minnesota Harrison E. Spangler Town Henry P Fletcher National Committee Washington

Dooling Named Likely Leader of Tammany Hall

New York AP James J Dooling, chosen by the national party, emerged as the heavy favorite to lead Tammany Hall after Edward J Ahearn withdrew and pledged support for Dooling. The executive committee vote is slated for next Monday, filling the post vacated by John F Curry.

New York James J Dooling National Democratic Party Organization Tammany Hall John F Curry Dooling Hall Edward J Ahearn Dooling

Nudelyweds Promise Wins Year Probation

CHICAGO INS The famous Nudelyweds of the World's Fair, Mr and Mrs Samuel Wallace Jr, pledged to forsake nudism and were sentenced by Judge Borrelli to one year probation after a jury found them guilty of indecent exposure when married natural style. The judge said jail would not serve good.

Chicago INS Samuel Wallace, Jr Borrelli Au Naturel

Bombs Hit Austrian Targets Amid Anti Terror Campaign

In Salzburg a bomb destroyed a car carrying a Dollfuss faction member injuring five people, four tourists and a 12 year old girl. A second blast damaged a priest's house in Buers as authorities arrest Nazis. Major General Zehner named undersecretary of defense.

Vienna Austria Dollfuss Salzburg Fatherland Front Buers Berlin Klosterbrach Graz Kindberg Styria Wilhelm Zehner

235 French ministers in France hold the title

Paris reports that 235 Frenchmen bear the title minister with a rule that once titled, always titled. Among them 64 are retired, 172 are in parliament, 66 senators, 106 deputies, 12 never served, and 6 are military officials. Notables include Barthou, Laval, Poincare, and Lebrun amid equal etiquette for past and present ministers.

Paris France President du Conseil Barthou Paul-Boncour Caillaux Chautemps Daladier Doumergue Herriot Laval Francois Marsal Millerand Poincare Sarraut Steeg Tardieu Lebrun President” de’ la President” de’ la "Republique." “Monsieur le Ministre

Motherly Hen Takes On Litter Of Pigs

VERDIGRE NEB After sitting on an eggless nest a hen on Joseph Lapeshs farm deserted it and turned to a litter of piglets. When she clucks the pigs say goodbye to their mother and tag along with the hen as she moves about. The hen even sits on them and they appear under her feathers. The only time Mrs Pig sees her offspring is at mealtime.

Verdigre Joseph Lapesh

Unusual Birds Wage Grasshopper War Near Brigham City

Fifty birds near Brigham City Utah wage a grasshopper war by flying in formation above ripening grain and knocking grasshoppers from the air, creating a natural pest-control spectacle.

Brigham City Utah

Jamie Made Head of St. Paul Police

Alexander Jamie a former director of Chicago's Secret Six was named St. Paul police chief by Commissioner H E Warren and sent to the city council for confirmation The council delayed action until Tuesday Jamie born in Sterling Scotland fifty one years ago migrated to the United States in 1893 and stands over six feet tall

ST. Paul Alexander Jamie Chicago Secret Six H. E. Warren William Mahoney Jamie Jake Lingle Sterling Scotland United States

Prince Of Wales Loses Golf Match To Irish Earl At Sunningdale

The Earl of Carrick defeated the Earl of Carrick by one hole in round five of the Parliamentary golf handicap at Sunningdale. The Prince of Wales, playing as the prince, lost at the nineteenth to the eighth Earl of Carrick, Lord Butler, who has held the title for 200 years. The prince had been the favorite and runner up last year but faltered late.

London Earl of Carrick Sunningdale Prince of Wales House of Lords Butler Wales

Bishop W Terry Promotes Ben Lomond Hike Ad

In Ogden Utah Bishop William Z Terry wrote a July 4 advertisement for the Mount Ogden branch of the Mormon church urging a Ben Lomond mountain hike. The verse-style pitch contrasts fishing hunting golf and other pastimes with the value of climbing Ben Lomond.

Ogden, Utah William Z. Terry Ben Lomond Mount Ogden Mormon Church

Kaiser’s Old Yacht Now on Mediterranean Cruises

The former Kaiser era yacht Hohenzollern, seized by Britain in the war and later laid up in London, operates now as the Norman Star on Mediterranean cruises. It retains imperial decorations in the empress suite, including mauve silk and family photographs, while passengers hear tales of Willie from Mamma.

London Hohenzollern S. S Willie Mamma

Five Americans Plan Flight Around Globe

Five American flyers mapped a goodwill round-the-world trip to start Sunday under a businessmen group. The route includes Moscow for a week or two with friendship hops, then Bermuda, the Azores, Paris, Berlin, and return via Libera and Alaska to Chicago. Command will be Lieut Commander William H Alexander with Lieut Commander John Wycliffe Iseman as co pilot and Major William G Brooks as organizer.

Chicago Jong Trail Moscow Bermuda Azores Paris Berlin Libera Alaska William H. Alexander New York U. S. Navy Pensacola Fla John Wycliffe Iseman William G. Brooks Lincoln Neb Arthur Finch Merchant Marine John Fitkalo Charles Healy Day S. A McClellan Braguzin Lake Baikal Tigil Kam

Flight Route From Nome Depends On Canada Permit

The plan starts at Chatan Peninsula and when in Nome the course hinges on Canadian government approval. If a permit to fly over Canada is granted the route heads to Chicago via Winnipeg. otherwise it proceeds to Portland Minneapolis and then Chicago.

Chatan Peninsula Nome Canada Chicago Winnipeg Portland Minneapolis

Two Bandits and Banker Dead in Oklahoma Shootout

In a gun battle near Grove Oklahoma two bank robbers and Ealum Gregory bank president were killed. Sheriff John York led a posse including Luther Gregory and Oscar Blackford. Gregory's son was kidnapped and later released unharmed. The incident followed a Bank of Ketchum robbery in Craig county.

Miami Okla Ketchum Craig County John York Vinita Ealum Gregory Grove Adair County Gregory Luther Gregory Ketchum Bank Gregorys Oscar Blackford Bernice

Amelia Earhart Lands at Dubuque Airport

Amelia Earhart Putnam landed at the Dubuque airport at noon on Thursday completing a five hour flight from Cleveland. She is the first woman pilot to land on the new airport under construction. She and husband George Palmer Putnam will drive to Wyoming after a brief reception. A male pilot departed in the afternoon to return the plane to Cleveland.

Dubuque Amelia Earhart Putnam Cleveland

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