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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1938

Page

12

Tipton Supervisor Faces Fierce Cross Examination in Ouster Trial

Special to The Gazette. J. H. Maurer, Cedar county board of supervisors member, testified under cross examination by Clinton attorney E. C. Halbach. Maurer admitted voting to approve snowplow rental payments and acknowledged some committee meetings produced no work. The defense plans a dismissal motion after the state's case.

Tipton J. H. Maurer Cedar Maurer Cedar County Halbach France W. W. Scott

Iowa Fight Over Wearin Gillette Pledge Denials Rise

Rep. E C Eicher challenged Secretary Wallace and Senator Herring in Washington after a report that President Roosevelt proposed a Wearin Gillette pledge. Eicher said Roosevelt told him no such statement existed and Wearin would back the Democratic ticket without signing a joint pledge. He pressed Wallace and Herring for proof of the claim.

ED Hadley Gazette Washington Otha D. Wearin Guy Gillette Iowa Rep E. C. Eicher Roosevelt Wearin Gillette Wallace Herring Eicher Henry Wallace Clyde Herring Elcher White House Wealin Senator Herring Rep. Eicher Capitol

Cedar Rapids Police and Fire Seek Pension Fund Support

The Cedar Rapids police and fire departments push for city pension fund contributions to ensure retirement cash. L. D. Dennis, representing the departments, notes labor support while council resists wage increases beyond a $5 monthly equipment allowance. The meeting clarifies air but leaves tensions high.

Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor L. D. Dennis

Roosevelt seeks six million for air defense funding

President Roosevelt urged Congress to appropriate 6 million dollars to strengthen anti aircraft defenses. The defense fund is described as critical material and may be included in the upcoming deficiency bill to be passed next week.

Washington INS Roosevelt Congress Budget Bureau

Flexible relief plan aims of F B R

Senate leaders push to pass relief and public works amid fights over utility construction rules and WPA oversight. Senator Wheeler accuses administration allies of meddling in Iowa primaries to influence Guy Gillette, warning of a GOP shift if Gillette loses. President Roosevelt declines comment on Hopkins endorsements.

Senate PWA Wheeler Mont WPA Harry Hopkins Hopkins Otha Wearin Guy Gillette Iowa Roosevelt Wearin Corcoran Tommy Corcoran Tommy Gillette Utilities Holding Company Sen Bennett C. Clark

U S Seeks Canada Treaty On Great Lakes Seaway Waterway

Secretary of State Hull submitted a tentative treaty to Canada for approval to develop the Great Lakes Seaway basin with a 27 foot channel and large hydroelectric projects. The plan envisions cheap power, enhanced sea access, mineral tapping, and a joint defense potential, with costs split about equally between the two nations. Ottawa says Ottawa will delay action for detailed study of the amended seaway treaty.

Washington Cordell Hull Great Lakes St. Lawrence River State Department Ottawa Ont MacKenzie King St. Lawrence Seaway Treaty United States

Turkish Ultimatum to France Reported

The London Daily Telegraph cites Antioch reporting Turkey issued a virtual ultimatum to France. Turkish troops would advance into Sanjak, a new autonomous area between Turkey and French Syria, if France does not concede control of the territory.

London INL London Daily Telegraph Antioch Turkey France Sanjak Syria

John W. Zook Dies After Long Illness at Cedar Rapids Home

John Wesley Zook of 1424 Bever Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died at 5 10 am Wednesday after a three and a half year illness. Born May 24 1860 in Udell Iowa he worked in grocery and milling before settling in Cedar Rapids He belonged to St Pauls Methodist Church Wesleyan class Zues guild and United Commercial Travelers Cedar Rapids Council No 161 He served as state and local chaplain and married Luana Ella Pierce on May 1 1907 They leave one son Donald and siblings S A Zook Lydia Erskine Nannie Lepper Matilda Wamsley and nieces and nephews Funeral services are set for Beatty chapel Friday at 3 30 pm.

John Wesley Zook Bever Avenue Udell Joseph and Eliza Davis Zook Centerville Henry Doris Davenport Cedar Rapids Milling Company Cedar Rapids Zook St. Paul’s Methodist Church Zues Guild Order of Bagman Des Moines United Commercial Travelers Cedar Rapids Council Ed Hughes Frank Jackson Eldridge Luana Ella Pierce Donald S. A. Zook Colorado Springs Lydia Erskine Portland Ore Nannie Lepper Numa Matilda Wamsley Steele

Burial Details for J. Bready

Burial will be in the family lot in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday.

J. Bready Linwood Cemetery

Former Local Pastor Rev Jacob Haehlen Dies

The Rev. Jacob Haehlen former pastor of Immanuel Evangelical church Cedar Rapids died at his Waterloo home Monday evening He served Cedar Rapids 1914 1916 the church and parsonage on B avenue and Tenth street NW were built during his pastorate Born February 22 1861 in Lenk Switzerland he came to America in 1880 He began ministry in 1896 serving 38 years Four children survive Des Moines J Edwin Marion Walter F of Des Moines and Flora Heyer of Ashland Ohio Funeral at Calvary Evangelical Waterloo Thursday at 1 30 p.m.

Jacob Haehlen Immanuel Evangelical Church Waterloo Cedar Rapids B Avenue Tenth Street Olivet Presbyterian Mr. Haehlen Lenk Switzerland America Chicago Jacob A Walter F Des Moines J. Edwin Marion Flora Heyer Ashland Calvary Evangelical Church

Edward J. Hall 82 Dies After Illness at Cedar Rapids Home

Edward J. Hall aged 82 a retired farmer died at 1 05 am Wednesday at the Cedar Rapids home of his daughter Mrs W R Williams 515 Avenue NW Born in Berry county Missouri November 11 1855 he had lived in Cedar Rapids twenty one years He is survived by six children including Joseph E Hall Mrs Walter Baker M F Hall Dewey Hall and Mrs A W Dauffenbach in addition to Mrs Williams

Edward J. Hall W. R. Williams Avenue NW Berry County Cedar Rapids Williams Joseph E. Hall Walter Baker M. F. Hall Dewey Hall A. W. Dauffenbach

Cedar Rapids Family Remains Memorialized at Linwood Cemetery

In Cedar Rapids a family notes the passing of a loved one with twelve grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Burial is planned at Linwood Cemetery with details for a service at Beatty Chapel to be announced later.

Cedar Rapids Beatty Chapel Linwood Cemetery

Mrs Elvira A Stone Dies in Cedar Rapids After Short Illness

Mrs Elvira A Stone widow of Chester Stone died at 711 Sixth Street SE at 3 25 am after a short illness. Born September 29 1856 in Alleghany New York she moved to Cedar Rapids in 1918 and had lived here since. Surviving are three sisters four grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending with viewing at Brady chapel from 7 to 9 pm Thursday.

Elvira A. Stone Chester Stone Sixth Street Alleghany N. Y Cedar Rapids Henry Ford Olean Charles Pierce Frank Snyder Humphrey Center

Death of Mrs Ellen E Dolley in Cedar Rapids

Mrs Ellen E Dolley born January 14 1871 Buck Creek Indiana died suddenly of a heart attack at her home 610 I avenue NW at 9 am Wednesday She had resided in Cedar Rapids for twenty six years The body is at Monahan funeral home pending funeral arrangements

Ellen E. Dolley Melvin O. Dolley I Avenue NW Buck Creek Cedar Rapids Monahan

John A Glider Funeral Service Directory Note

Funeral services for John A. Glider will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in Beatty chapel conducted by Rev. Elton D. Wells. The body will be transported by motor to Wellman for burial. ADVERTISE IN THE GAZETTE.

John A. Glider Beatty Chapel Elton D. Wells Wellman

Czech Sudeten Shootings Raise Eger Tension in Prague

In Eger a Czech jet reportedly shot two Sudeten German men in a cafe amid mounting Czech Sudeten tensions. The incident followed prior killings in the same town and preceded municipal elections, fueling fears of a Nazi march on Czechoslovakia and drawing responses from Britain and Chamberlain.

Praha INS Eger Czechoslovakia

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Mannequins Will Newman Roosevelt Hotel Pat F. BD. R Relief Bill Action I. T. Jones National Emergency Council Jones Democratic Party NEC Alfred E. Smith Smith U.S Canada John W. Zook Mrs Elvira Stone John A the Gazette Great Britain Germany Neville Chamberlain House of Commons Craemer
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