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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1932

Page

9

Bonus Army in Capital Camps in Open Fields

In Washington hundreds more bonus seekers flooded into the capital and were housed in open fields after tents and billets ran short. Officials refused tents from the War Department, leaving veterans to sleep outdoors as carpenters from among the jobless Crees began building wallless shelters while city and charity aid struggled to feed the growing numbers. The labor movement and alleged communist influence framed discussions as veterans press for a $2,000,000,000 claim while authorities warned against outside groups.

Washington Hurley Glassford War Department Hurl Anacostia New Jersey Philadelphia Minneapolis

O Man and the Shave: Cabell Quip in Friendly Tone

A brief quotation from James Branch Cabell notes how O Man feels on recognizing he needs a shave, describing a light moment of self awareness. The line contrasts ease with self critique in a cordial context.

James Branch Cabell

Congressional sessions tackle economy and relief bills

Senate continues debate on the economy bill as the Banking and Currency Committee resumes stock market inquiry. Judiciary subcommittee revisits District of Columbia supply issues. House works on private bills while Ways and Means reviews Garner relief and aid to agriculture via the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Irrigation and Reclamation Committee discusses the Columbia Basin reclamation and power project.

Banking and Currency Committee Judiciary HOUSE Ways and Means Reconstruction Finance Corporation Irrigation and Reclamation Columbia Basin Reclamation and Power

English Subscriber Connects with 95 Percent of World

An English telephone subscriber can communicate with 95 percent of the world’s telephone users, highlighting growing global reach of communications.

Former Assistant Police Chief Cleary Dies

Former Assistant Police Chief Cleary, a Cedar Rapids veteran and longtime friend of Healy, died aged 77. Born May 26, 1858 in New York City, he moved from Wisconsin to Cedar Rapids, served in the police force since 1902, and leaves a wife Catherine Blakely, a son Dempster, three grandchildren, two brothers, two sisters, and is survived by multiple relatives. Funeral at Immaculate Conception Church Monday at 9 a.m. Burial Mount Calvary. Visitation at Beatty's Sunday 7 to 9 p.m. He was a Catholic and affiliated with Knights of Columbus and Catholic Order of Foresters.

Healy Cleary Elkhorn Wis Cedar Rapids Eye Cleary New York City Martin Cleary Wisconsin Sinclair Packing Company Catherine Blakely Dempster Cleary John David William Cleary Chicago Catherine Cleary Chi Cago Mary Casey Council Bluffs Immaculate Conception J. J. Toomey Mount Calvary Beatty’s Catholic Church Knights of Columbus Catholic Order of Foresters

Radio Aerial Tragedy Claims Graevs Family

Wyoming Illinois news reports William D Graevs and his wife Edna 26 killed in an attempt to dislodge their radio aerial from a high tension wire. Their eight year old daughter suffered minor burns. three squads worked five hours to save Mrs Graevs but were unsuccessful.

Wyoming, Ill William D. Graevs Edna

St Johns graduation exercises set for Friday evening

Independence grade and high school graduation at the St. John auditorium Friday at 8 pm. The program includes salutatory by Hattie McDonald, a grade a playlet, valedictory by Frances Selzer, honors by Rev Father W. Donahue, and address by Father Klassen. Graduates listed include Raymond McDonnell Bernard Michaels Frank Klumpauer Frances Selzer Hattie McDonald Leona Kayser Margaret Weepie Dorothy Jamason Dorothy Toomey Gladys Hickey.

St. John’s School Hattie McDonald Frances Selzer W. T. Donahue Father Klassen Raymond McDonnell Bernard Michaels Frank Klumpauer Leona Kayser Margaret

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