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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1933
Page
12
Attorney Bleakley notes the blanket NRA code applies to employers using the insignia and warns violators face a 500 fine and six months in jail. Cedar Rapids post office begins distributing 4800 compliance certificates to firms with two or more employees. The code aims to lift a low national mood by urging fair trade standards nationwide.
Willis criticizes wage restraint while Sears Roebuck Cedar Rapids shifts to a 40 hour week and $14 minimum, adding about eight jobs. Fortman distributes 39 hour weeks at Golden Glow beer, Century Off Burner enacts 40 hour week and 40 cent wage, Sanitary Club backs blanket code amid broader national movement for fair wages and practices.
Milo Simanek S E Potter Edwin D Rummell and Wheatland Company Inc appear as individuals and entities in a historical record related to a corporate matter. The fragment suggests named persons and the company involved in a legal or administrative context.
Mr and Mrs J W Hammill of 942 Twentieth Ave SW are to be arraigned before Justice G S Lightner on a charge of resisting Deputy Sheriff Jay Davis during the service of an ouster writ. The case involves a writ of possession won by Charles Werner after a sheriff sale. The Hammills refused to vacate when Davis requested Tuesday. Hammill ran as a Republican candidate for justice of the peace in 1932.
Major C A Russell commander of the Palisades state park conservation corps camp and Coe college ROTC unit told the High Twelve club that discipline issues are being solved through cooperation with civil officials and the boys themselves. He described the boys as ordinary and capable and emphasized the need to keep them at work on Palisades terrain.
Scouts of Troop 9 entertained about seventy five parents at a picnic at J J Kolarik home. Awards were given for special achievement including Honor 98s to Robert Kolarik Donald Morris and Lyle Richardson and a three months attendance contest won by George Bowne. Special tribute to W H Richardson by the first aid team.
Poem fragment laments death and ritual life, invoking old words and traditional phrases as comfort at the passing.
J C Lewis of Des Moines president of the Iowa Federation of Labor urged labor to cooperate with President Roosevelt in rejuvenating business through the national industrial recovery act. He spoke Thursday night before the Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor and noted favorable reaction and progress in unionizing new labor. Walter Shadle outlined the committee work and the federation sent a letter congratulating Dan Kruidenier on exoneration in ouster proceedings, affirming his fairness to organized labor.
An elderly Lost Nation woman found a handbag hung on a bathroom door knob at the Milwaukee passenger station was missing after she completed shopping. The bag contained about $8 in cash and coins. Police were notified but the thief had vanished.
Mrs. A N Johnson asks police to locate Harlene Mustain 13 who left Thursday afternoon after a note said she was leaving to see the world. She is about five feet one inch tall with brown hair blue eyes wore a red dress with white dots and a green coat and carried a black grip. An unknown woman called saying the girl is safe in the city but would not return.
Lewis G. Kelso of Vinton a machinist at Cedar Rapids Engineering died of a heart attack at 815 a.m Friday while at his machine in the plant at 902 Seventeenth street NE He collapsed and was unable to be revived Funeral arrangements will be announced later He is survived by his wife a brother in the US Navy and a sister He was a member of local church Mizpah lodge and Iowa consistory A second notice reports funeral services for Mrs Dora Scott Faragher at Turner chapel with burial at Keota Ia
A clever thief used an eight foot pole with three fish hooks to reach the Dixie Frock shop at 216 Second Street SE on a Friday forenoon. He fished a Cordova purse containing 29 dollars left on the safe by Blanche Carroll the shop manager. The purse was valued at 22 dollars and the loss was noted at 11 am after being placed on the safe at 8 30 am. Police found the pole was made from two four foot boards taped together.
By direction of the Cedar Rapids City Council a schedule of proposed assessment for oiling has been filed in the City Clerk's office. The designated street segments include Sth Street and 16th Avenue Southeast, Memorial Drive Southeast, Meadowbrook Drive, Bever Avenue Southeast, J Street Southwest, and related alleys and replat areas. A public hearing to review objections is set for August 17, 1933 at 10:00 A M. Objections must be in writing and filed with the City Clerk.
The notice states that objections must be filed within twenty days from posting and first publication. After hearing, the Council will make corrections to the assessment schedule, and the corrected assessment will be approved. Dated July 27 1933 Cedar Rapids Gazette published July 27 28 1933.
The notice restricts instruction to foot ailments only, excluding other medical topics. It outlines curriculum boundaries and safety guidelines for handling podiatric conditions.
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