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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1935

Page

3

Garment Industry Forms Voluntary Code Board

New York AP report says coat and suit manufacturers dissolved NRA code authority and reorganized as a voluntary recovery board. Cotton textile merchants wool manufacturers and garter and belt makers endorse continuing code standards while Chicago Sears Roebuck stores receive orders not to disturb hour and wage rules under the NRA in effect.

New York Chicago NRA Sears, Roebuck and,Co Gen. R. E. Wood

Comma Error Costs Insurance Firm Two Thousand

Minneapolis AP report notes a misplaced comma changed the outcome of a $2000 issue. Prudential refused double indemnity for Esther Brooks's husband Joseph E. Brooks, whose airplane death in nonwar circumstances was deemed excluded by an extension clause. Judge Bardwell ruled the phrase meaning altered by "in time of war" applied to the entire exclusion.

Minneapolis Prudential Insurance Company Esther Brooks Brooks Parlor Furniture Company Joseph E. Brooks Brooks

Privy Council Rules Limit Appeals from Canada and Ireland

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council ruled that Canada may bar appeals to the Privy Council in criminal cases, while the Irish Free State may abolish appeals to the Privy Council in all cases. The decisions clarify post empire appellate rights and sovereignty for Canada and Ireland.

London Judicial Committee of His Majesty's Privy Council Canada Privy Council Irish Free State

Accuse Britain Of Helping Abyssinia in Rome Front Page

In Rome the Messaggero accused Britain of arranging a subsidy with Emperor Haile Selassie to fund Ethiopian troops pay. The piece framed a wider volley of anti British articles across the Italian press. Maquoketa club votes to sell lakefront clubhouse and pavilion to fund a new clubhouse and to raise indebtedness to 1500 dollars if needed.

Rome Messaggero England Haile Selassie Maquoketa Lakehurst Fair Grounds

Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Ad

Promote a 35 cent box of Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a kidney and bladder aid. Claims include removing waste and poisons, improving health, with symptom notes like backache moist palms leg cramps and puffy eyes. Urges purchase from druggist as the original Haarlem in Holland.

Haarlem Holland

The Debunker by John Hervey Farbay PhD

The article explains why northern summers feel warmer despite the Earth being farther from the sun. It attributes the temperature shift to the sun's slant and seasonal tilt rather than actual proximity, citing astronomers and noting the Earth is millions of miles farther from the sun in summer than in winter.

John Hervey Farbay Sumeter

City Briefs and Personal Notices

The Cedar Rapids Gazette item notes Aldo Jadrnicek from Los Angeles visiting for a month, Mrs. Anna Levy of 72 Fifteenth Avenue SW hospitalised at Mercy with a fractured right wrist from a fall, Armina Davis earns a B A in primary education at Iowa State Teachers College, and a labor bureau meeting rescheduled to 7:30 p m at Labor Temple. Also mentions The Doughnut Shop ad and Good Things to Eat Want Ads with Dial 2-1121.

Anna Levy Fifteenth Avenue Mercy Hospital Armina Davis C. W. Davis Fifteenth Avenue SW Iowa State Teachers College the Gazette

Clarence Man In Hospital After Clarence Crash

Clarence man Clarence Moffitt 20 is in St Luke s hospital with a fractured left arm and leg from an automobile crash near Clarence early this week He was admitted Wednesday Also Mrs C E Zobin 711 Second Street NW had a facial cut from a collision Wednesday afternoon at First Street and Ave nue Neither driver injured Mill Emploes To Meet Federal labor union No 19147 of National Oats company urges all members to attend tonight s 8 pm meeting at Labor temple The day moved from Tuesday to Thursday Mrs Burd Returns Metta A Burd Red Cross executive secretary Linn county chapter returns from Des Moines after a conference of home service workers in which 28 representatives from 24 chapters attended The flood disaster word from Nebraska Missouri Colorado and Kansas was discussed and two secretaries were ordered to report for work in flood areas

Clarence Carson Moffitt St. Luke’s Hospital Moffitt C. E. Zobin Second Street First Street E Avenue R. T. Termohlen Twenty-first Street Federal Labor Union National Oats Company Three Minute Cereals Company Labor Temple Burd Metta A. Burd Linn County American Red Cross Des Moines Lewis H. Kilpatrick Home Service Division Nebraska Missouri Colorado Kansas Grinnell Mason City

Revival Speakers Share Africa Missions at Free Methodist

The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. A. Anderson missionary couple just back from Africa spoke at a revival now underway at Free Methodist Church at 6 Avenue and Eighth Street NW. Anderson read a conference report in the native tongue and Mrs. Anderson interpreted. Revival continues each evening this week and next with Rev. G. W. Bugg of Oklahoma City as speaker. Bugg spoke Tuesday on Hindrances to Revivals. Public is invited.

A. Anderson Africa Free Methodist Church 6 Avenue Eighth Street Andersons Anderson G. W. Bugg Oklahoma City Bugg

News Guild May Join Federation of Labor

Delegates at the American Newspaper Guild national convention in Cleveland debated the guilds proposed affiliation with the American Federation of Labor. The decision hinges on whether to align with the AFL, a move seen as controversial within the guild.

News Guild Federation of Labor Cleveland American Newspaper Guild American Federation of Labor

Viscount Byng Dies Hero of Vimy Ridge at 72

Viscount Byng of Vimy former governor general of Canada and World War I hero died at his Thorpe-le-Soken home Essex after heart attack surgery. Age 72, he led defense at Ypres, later served as Canada’s governor general and London police commissioner before becoming a field marshal.

London Viscount Byng of Vimy Canada Essex England Pasadena Calif Thorpe Hall Thorpe-le- Soken Byng Second Earl of Strafford Thomas Wentworth Earls of Strafford Charles I Charles House of Commons Tenth Royal Hussars Soudan South Africa India Ypres

Streamlined Trains To Stop Here On Saturday

The City of Portland and North Western Union Pacific No. 1 and 2 will stop in Cedar Rapids on Saturday under regular schedule. Arrival from Portland to Chicago is 5 58 am, return from Chicago to Portland at 9 45 pm. Stops last two minutes for engine crew changes. Through Cedar Rapids every fifth day, 39 hours 45 minutes terminal to terminal. Air conditioned nine-car trains. diesel engine 12 000 horsepower in first car, mail baggage express car second, dining car third with kitchen, fourth to sixth sleeping cars, seventh buffet coach with 54 seats. STANWOOD One hundred fifty alumni and guests attended the high school gala. James Smith gave welcome. Ernest Von Behren responded. A program followed by Irene Haesemeyer, Catherine Horr, Gladys Gardner, Marion Bushnell, William Davidson, Frank Gordon, Melvin Bowser, Elmer Meyer, Florence Anthony, Eleanor Hanlon, Doris Evers, Claire Flansburg. Officers elected: President Claire Flansburg, vice-president Mrs Rose Gerber, corresponding secretary Eleanor Hanlon, recording secretary Florence Anthony, treasurer Howard Haesemeyer.

Portland North Western Union Pacific Cedar Rapids Chicago Stanwood James Smith Ernest von Behren Irene Haesemeyer Catherine Horr Gladys Gardner Marion Bushnell William Davidson Frank Gordon Melvin Bowser Elmer Meyer Florence Anthony Eleanor Hanlon Doris Evers Claire Flansburg Rose Gerber Howard Haesemeyer

Mayor Smith schemes again to amuse Seattle residents

Seattle, Wash. Mayor Charles L. Smith, famed for quirky contests to enliven taxpayers, contemplates another municipal parks event. Previous schemes included the nutty nag derby and the cat putter outer. Rumor hints a wheelbarrow and knitting race or a cops and robbers game may appear. Jurors drawn in Susan Nolan vs. C. H. Thomas case. Wedding vows in Rockford Illinois between Miss Imogene Miller and Marion Cloud.

Seattle Wash Charles L. Smith S.P.C.A

Also Mentioned on This Page

SEARS Britain Abyssinia H. Jambor Third Street SW Ee Prik Union Mite Caen Cg E the Doughnut Shop Tenth Street Woman's Labor Bureau No. 17 Aldo Jadrnicek Los Angeles Peterman Peter Viscount Byng Vimy Ridge M. E.garmoe Kresge’s Columbus First Avenue Marengo Susan Nolan C. H. Thomas Harold D. Evans James P. Gaffney Iowa City Ben Franks Will Hoff William Ballard Ernest Schaefer Agnes Lindsay George Kimm, Jr M. K. Hatter Otto Hudepohl Robert W. Thomas Roy Fields Lila Lindenmayer Manchester St. James’ Catholic Church Rockford, Ill Imogene Miller A. J. Miller Hopkinton Marion Cloud P. M. Cloud Gordon Martin J. Gaughen Greeley Immaculate Conception School Dubuque Lenox College Cloud Bilge Aso Bes Moines Townsend Frank Dyer Ade Feenamint S. S Lady Esther ENO Lux Flakes Jergen Lady Esther Pwdr Woodbury Pwdr Edna Wallace Hopper Weedbury's Libby Nonik Sapsehen Ene Laundry Texas Chamberlain Glover Pennsylvania Pepsodent Semesan, Jr Lee’s Seltzer Belmont Coffee
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