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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1936

Page

12

Stop Landon Movement Remains Strong at GOP Convention

The talk of a stop Landon push persists Friday as Borah allies blast Landon’s New Deal ties. Kansas delegates wear sunflowers while William Allen White mediates, and George H. Moses says the convention will not be steamrolled, keeing momentum on the second ballot.

Cleveland Landon Kansas Bachmann Roosevelt WPA Schwellenbach Wash Senate Borah William Allen White Emporia Kan White Platform Committee London George H. Moses New Hampshire Col Frank Knox Chicago Knox

Explore Mind Q A From Dr Wiggam 1936

A Cedar Rapids Gazette excerpt presents Dr Wiggam discussing environment versus heredity in success, stage fright origins, and gender wage issues. It cites Lorimer Osborn Taussig Joslyn and notes a planned booklet by Sadie Myers Shellow. Copyright 1936.

Frank Lorimer Frederick Osborn Taussig Joslyn America Sadie Myers Shellow Dr. Wiggam Cedar Rapids

Confederate veteran at 96 aims for two more children

George Isaac Hughes, who fathered children at 94 and 96, says he wants two more before he dies. The 96 year old, his 28 year old wife, and 6 1/2 pound Mary Gertrude welcomed the latest baby as Dr. Charles Duffy assisted. Hughes believes women should have children and that the race must continue.

Newbern N. C George Isaac Hughes Hughes Charles Duffy Mary Gertrude

Farmer drives birds from grain fields on platform

A Sumatran farmer climbs a high platform and uses hoots and yells to frighten flocks from his fields of grain, keeping birds away as crops grow.

Schedules and travels amid early June 1926 regional notes

Mr and Mrs A N Slaby visit Portland and other Pacific coast points to visit relatives. Joseph Klinsky heads to New York before sailing to Czechoslovakia for a Sokol festival. Mrs J M Dinwiddie and Mrs F W Damour return from Atlantic City where they attended the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention. Miss Landall departs for Cheyenne after an honored farewell. Local markets report shifts in wheat corn oats rye and hay. hens eggs hogs steers and lambs prices vary by locale.

A. N. Slaby Portland Ore Pacific Coast Joseph Klinsky New York City Czechoslovakia J. M. Dinwiddie F. W. Damour Atlantic City General Federation of Women’s Clubs Dorothy Lundall Winter Temple Miss Landall Cheyenne Wyo Edward Aplin Salt Lake City Jones and Douglas Jennings Crawford Johns Hopkins University Medical School Germany W. G. Haskell O. W. Lyman Los Angeles E. C. Clark Cedar Rapids Automobile Club George Stuart George L. Rothrock J. L. Bever, Jr Louis J. Baerthel

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