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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1934
Page
10
President Roosevelt asks Congress to build a national social insurance program funded by contributions to protect workers, families, and the elderly. He outlines housing, land and water use, and national planning as key parts of a long term recovery and reconstruction effort.
In Urbana a child suffered a badly cut thumbnail when a car door closed on her hand and was treated by Dr. M E Dingman. In Montour Richard Tewksbury of Beloit Wisconsin and Grace Myers of Chicago wed at Iowa State College Ames with fifty relatives present. The couple plans a round the world tour after a New York departure aboard the Corinthia. A two day pastoral conference at St John’s Lincoln township Lutheran church in Victor ended with communion and eighty six pastors attending. Miss Mary Studt, longtime area resident, funeral services were held in Solon.
A cluttered list of groceries and prices features condensed specials for staples like sugar oleo bread and flour. Includes quantities and items such as butter cookies coffee tea and various canned goods with delivery details.
Roosevelt champions private initiative and reduced government restrictions as essential to recovery and welfare. He argues for homes, livelihood, and security, defending fair play in finance and industry while opposing advocates of excessive government control. A Iowa City note follows with obits and local event summaries across Williamsburg Sigourney and Victor communities.
Dorothy Dell Goff, a young film star, and Dr Carla Wagner, a Pasadena dentist, were injured when their sedan left a road near Altadena and crashed into a utility pole. Dell died. Wagner was badly hurt and questioned previously in a murder case connected to another local dentist.
MEDIA Pa. AP report says Florence McLay of Upper Darby sought a divorce after a sequence of blows from her husband including a candlestick and a black cat he reportedly used to strike her. The court granted the divorce.
Local ad lists numerous items with low prices including flour, prunes, raisins, walnuts, jello, cocoa, baking powder, soap, tissue, ammonia, salt, potatoes, vegetables, and fruit. It promotes a handwriting contest offering a $100 prize and emphasizes discounted staples and pantry goods.
J P Morgan & Co will stop underwriting corporate and foreign securities after June 16 to focus on deposit banking. The bank seeks state approval to operate as private bankers under New York law, serving select large clients only, with statements available upon request.
AP report from Cleveland details violence during taxicab strike with two drivers injured, one cab burned, another toppled into a cliff at the lakefront as police cruisers patrolled the city.
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