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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
11
Linn county voters will use paper ballots for the repeal election next Tuesday marking three columns. The first lists ninety nine repeal supporters or wet votes, the second lists opponents or dry votes, and the third allows unofficial candidate entries. Voting is by completing the circle above the chosen column.
The first nest of laughing gulls has been discovered off the South Carolina coast near Charleston. E Milby Burton of the Charleston museum and others observed the nest for several hours and plan to monitor the fledgling family to set a new ornithological record for the state. An unrelated real estate notice concerns Oscar L Daniels and wife transferring property to Arthur B and Lillian B Taylor as joint tenants with full rights of survivorship in Cedar Rapids.
Iowa City Judge H D Evans dismissed a $15000 damage suit by Mrs Mary Lou Holland of Fort Myers against George Koser after the plaintiff rested in district court. The porch floor gave way at a house she rented from Roser, she claimed. The Gazette reports Iowa City flag day program by the Elks with J Ray Murphy as principal speaker.
Washington reports European debtor nations push for a ten percent settlement of 144 million dollars in June debt installments to the United States. Senate debates adjournment as Britain’s Chancellor Neville Chamberlain and European delegates press for terms while two key measures await conference action. Senators accuse opponents of delaying adjournment to force the debt issue at the world economic conference.
Florence La Ganke describes Nancy hosting Sunday morning breakfasts on her porch to accommodate church schedules. The table features green and white plaid coverings with red tomato accents, fresh fruit, marinated tomato quarters with scrambled eggs, scones, varied meat options, jams, and generous coffee service. Nancy's cookies gain wider notice via a Tea Time Cookbook offer.
The world’s largest clock is proposed for the Eiffel Tower to serve meteorological and broadcasting needs. It will have two dials facing Concorde bridge and Trocadero, no hands, and a line of electric lights to indicate hours. At 650 feet high and 65 feet diameter, it aims to be visible from about three miles away.
London hotels compete for delegates at the world economic conference by cutting rates or offering better value. After a disastrous season they are ready to lower prices to attract guests, while some top hotels rely on proximity to the conference site to draw attendees under a price floor agreement.
The Daily menu features Creamed Eggs with buttered beets biscuits and head lettuce with dressing and pineapple ice box cake. A layered gelatin pineapple dessert uses sponge cake pineapple juice gelatin yolks sugar and lemon juice chilled with whipped cream optional.
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