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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1935
Page
12
Immense messy text notes executions in two states for various crimes. Story references names like Marty Wee Cast and Mrs May Hh Casey and mentions gallows and a broad set of individuals facing capital punishment, with uncertain dates and locations.
The senate plans to curb debate on a holding company act amid stalled progress. Lawmakers clash over language and potential impacts as a vote nears, with critics urging speed and supporters stressing scrutiny.
Disjointed notes describe tensions between Great Britain and Italy over alliance and wartime plans. References to Abyssinia, Walters, and Rome suggest broader imperial concerns and possible diplomatic strains affecting the Axis and Allied positions.
At a heated House session the NRA issue loomed large as Republicans accused midges NSA measures of aiming for democratic propaganda while Democrats defended President Roosevelt and urged support for voluntary codes. Richberg denied pledging his legal reputation, and Johnson and others faced pushback amid noisy exchanges and calls for a roll call vote.
A garbled OCR passage mentions weather terms and scattered phrases. Key entities or dates are unreadable, preventing a clear event or location. The readable text provides no cohesive report, leaving essential details missing.
London report says film star Douglas Fairbanks senior and Sylvia Ashley rushed to Hollywood after a Reuters dispatch from Batavia stating a telegram recalled him. They flew toward Singapore then California to handle business matters, amid speculation the move stems from pressures over finances rather than romance.
A fragmented report outlines a discussion about ambassador rank and its implications. References to a noted figure and steps toward a formal decision appear alongside unclear details about the parties involved and the timeline.
President Roosevelt asked Congress to consider temporary federal regulation of air, highway and coastwise water transport by the Federal Trade Commission. He favored unifying all transportation under a federal commission, noting rail competition and urging a coordinated approach. Eastman proposals for railroad reform were commended. He supported air regulation legislation but did not want a separate air regulation commission.
Mr and Mrs George R Swalley of Glendale California run a candy store and traveled to Omaha with 12207 pennies weighing 98 pounds in a sack to pay bills on their vacation pennies heavy and unusual.
Detroit AP report notes Mrs Laura Waples McMullen of New York emerging as a possible dark horse candidate for the General Federation of Women's Clubs presidency as the nominating committee works on its slate. Delay fuels suspense amid circulating tickets. Previous delegates mentioned include Mrs Roberta Campbell Lawson of Tulsa and Dr Josephine L Peirce of Lima, Ohio.
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