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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1937
Page
10
Two local girls will study Red Cross aid at Lake Lucerne this Saturday. The course, organized by the American Red Cross, aims to teach first aid and safety skills to youths in the community.
A fragmented note from Washington calls for a reorganization of federal relief measures. The document references policy changes aimed at streamlining aid and improving administration across agencies.
The subcommittee reported a 1.5 billion pound relief fund with a provision for local contributions to replace or supplement federal WPA projects. If approved by Congress the plan would force local communities to fund or take over projects and curb waste while directing relief to the unemployed. Senator Byrnes of South Carolina backed the local contribution approach, aiming to reduce federal cash outlay and redirect costs.
In Leningrad a two year old girl who lost her nose tip in an accident undergoes plastic surgery. A friend’s offer to paint a permanent color on the new feature is described as an artistically experimental approach.
An old Kellogg advertisement touts prize entry, voices in a cartoon, and the claim that Kellogg's corn flakes are the best value. It highlights premium white corn, a clean making process, and freshness guarantees as a selling point.
The second installment of the 1936 federal income tax is due June 15. The Internal Revenue Office in the federal building warns that late payment converts the debt to a single lump sum and forfeits the installment option.
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