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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1938

Page

12

Sterilization 15 Urged by Stewart

Dr. R A Stewart, superintendent of the state hospital at Independence, urged sterilization of the feeble minded and insane as a costed necessity, saying money is the hurdle and warning lawmakers have underfunded Iowa hospitals. He described overcrowding, staffing gaps, and sanitation issues at Independence, urging legislature support and medical association aid. The note also mentions the first fully air conditioned train between Buenos Aires and Cordoba.

R. A. Stewart State Hospital Independence High Twelve Club Hotel Roosevelt Stewart Iowa Brookings Institute Barrett Boston State Medical Association Linn County Dr. Stewart South America Buenos Aires Cordoba Central Argentine Railway

Air carnival promises daring ground and air stunts at Cedar Rapids

Sunday at 2 30 p m the city's first air circus of the season features veteran of foreign wars sponsor Jimmy Goodwin of Corinth Miss manager who will climax with a 10 000 foot bat wing leap His eight foot wingspan enables 125 mph glide He will open a parachute at 1 000 feet An hour ground show precedes the air acts with a car crash display and flaming barricade stunts Parachute jumpers include Cedar Rapids flyer Earl Hemminger and two leapers Thatcher and Tex Seabourne from Dallas Other stunt pilots include Ken Branshaw Jay Whallcott Walter Burns and more a plane parade will precede the event.

Cedar Rapids Veterans of Foreign Wars Jimmy Goodwin Corinth Miss Walter Thatcher Lamesa Tex Roy Hanner Mansfield Goodwin Cleveland Batman Glen Sohn France Earl Hemminger Thatcher

Iowa Supreme Court In Maytag Squabble

The Maytag strike dispute outlines wage cuts and production losses in Newton. Company profits and fixed overhead are cited against wage reductions, while workers argue high living costs. proposals suggest minimum wage guarantees and potential hours adjustments without deep dividend impact.

Iowa Newton Maytag

Hickenlooper 15 Given Nomination In Open Race

Miss Hodges topped the field with 37 836 votes as Charles F. Martin of Maquoketa and Lapham sought consideration. The commerce commissioner nomination appeared wide open. B M Richardson of Cedar Rapids was the lone nominee in the primary. David B Long of Des Moines fell short by a narrow margin with six rivals close behind. The six candidates included A E Gane Clinton N C Gray Blencoe J W Hastings Des Moines Barr Keshiear Shenandoah John Olson Calamus Howard R Stewart Oskaloosa.

Miss Hodges Charles F. Martin Maquoketa Lapham Commerce Commissioner B. M. Richardson Cedar Rapids David B. Long Des Moines A. E. Gane Clinton N. C. Gray Blencoe J. W. Hastings Barr Keshiear Shenandoah John Olson Calamus Howard R. Stewart Oskaloosa

Party Caucus Selections Define District Committees

The report items list district by district picks for central committeemen and committeewomen, credentials, resolutions, rules, and permanent organization posts. Notable changes include James H. Milroy in the third district, Shannon B. Charlton in the fourth, Clyde McFarland replacing James Rhodes in the fifth, and Vera Moss reelected as vice chair of the state committee.

Ralph Jones Williamsburg Leo Thoma Fairfield Fred Johnson Muscatine Pat Hollowell Fort Madison James H. Milroy Vinton A. J. Banks Montour H. O. Hyatt Marshalltown C. A. Bryson Iowa Falls Ray Eggert Waterloo Joe Gunderson Eagle Grove Shannon B. Charlton Manchester Winnifred A. Young Arlington Paul Stewart Maynard Tom Holbert Greeley E. P. Donohue New Hampton W. G. Henke Charles City

Ellis Beach drowning prompts lifeguard hire discussion

A Cedar Rapids man, Miller, drowned at Ellis Beach while supervising a church outing. Lifeguards on duty started late. Dr Knight urged morning guard coverage before the bathhouse opens at 1 pm. Miller, born July 25 1911 in Oklahoma, leaves a widow Laura and three children. His body was recovered by city patrol and taken to Johnson Funeral Home.

Miller Dick Zvacek Ford Shoudy Simon Dan Kruidenier Knight Ed Stefan Stefan Ellis Beach Cedar Rapids Christ Sanctified Holy Church Oklahoma Sterling Miller Wilson and Company Laura Sterling Ralph Curtis Mason City Johnson Funeral Home

Wanted Hobo King for Film Exporting

Tele grams to police chiefs request detention of Jeff Davis known as the hobo king for a movie. Arkansas comedian Bob Burns aims to cast him as an itinerant printer in a picture about migratory workers versus bums and offers Davis the task of exporting the script.

Hollywood Jeff Davis Bob Burns Arkansas Davis Burns

Frank Receives 16000 For Private Work While In Government Post

Washington INS reports Jerome N. Frank, once a key brain trust member, quit private law to join the Securities and Exchange Commission on a 10000 yearly salary but was approved by the ICC for a 16000 annual claim as special counsel to the Missouri Pacific trustee for 1935 to 1937. The ICC cut 4000 from his fee of 20000 before ending his ties, while attorney Ernest A Green also received a 5000 partial settlement after previously getting 16000 as a Missouri Pacific trustee counsel.

Washington INS Jerome N. Frank Frank Misouri-Pacific Ernest A Green Missouri-Pacific

Roosevelt Calls For End To Armaments Race In San Francisco

President Roosevelt urged world disarmament and pledged U.S. support while touring San Francisco aboard the U.S.S. Houston. He warned that armament spending harms national wealth and urged other nations to reduce weapons as 64 ships passed in the harbor review.

Treasure Island San Francisco Calif INS Roosevelt United States Houston Golden Gate United States Navy West Coast McAdoo William G. McAdoo Congress Mr. Roosevelt California Los Angeles San Diego Yosemite National Park el Portal

World Flyers Honored After Transcontinental Flight

The crew of four crossed the international dateline and landed in Alaska and Canada after a wearisome journey from Floyd Bennett field. Lieut Thurlow, Harry M Connor and Richard Stoddart returned to wives. Edward Lund denied engagement rumors from his secretary Elinor Hoagland who waited at the airport. The aviators praised American engineering and urged boosting U S prestige and aircraft sales abroad to create jobs.

Alaska Canada Floyd Bennett Field Thomas Thurlow Harry M. Connor Richard Stoddart

Hughes Talks To Hepburn After World Flight Romance

New York dispatch reports Howard Hughes called Katharine Hepburn shortly after waking in his hotel suite, suggesting the world flight interruption was followed by renewed romance rumors.

New York Ins Howard Hughes Katharine Hepburn Hughes Star

Howard Hughes Defends Hazardous Flight in Written Statement

Hughes reads a prepared statement to reporters before a Broadway parade describing the flight as carefully planned not a stunt. He credits airline pilots, engineers, navigators, and radio experts for the plane and equipment, insisting the operation followed instructions and reflected many people’s work.

New York Broadway Howard Hughes Army Navy

Chamber Committee To Study Parking Meter

Ralph E. Walker chair of the retail merchants bureau of the Chamber of Commerce will appoint a committee to study the advantages and disadvantages of automobile parking meters. Cedar Rapids site meters have been proposed before and the subject again came up at a Thursday executive committee meeting with a representative of an Oklahoma meter manufacturing firm demonstrating the equipment. W. C. Benesh commissioner of public safety and Traffic Sergeant Gordon Hughes attended the meeting.

Ralph E. Walker Retail Merchants Bureau Chamber of Commerce Monda Cedar Rapids Retail Merchant Bureau Oklahoma W. C. Benesh Public Safety Gordon Hughe

Supercharged Engine Uses Blone Air-Delivery System

A supercharged engine is defined as one using a blone device to supply air to the carburetor at high altitude under the same pressure as sea level.

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