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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1935

Page

14

Probe unrest of Alaskan pioneers in Matanuska valley

A federal special investigator was sent to Alaska's Matanuska valley amid reports of unrest and dissatisfaction among Wisconsin and Minnesota settlers relocated by FERA. Main complaints center on insufficient housing supplies. Lawrence Westbrook said no official discontent reports have reached his office, though others note rumors persist.

Washington INS Wisconsin Minnesota Matanuska Alaska Federal Relief Organization Congress Federal Relief Administration Lawrence Westbrook Harry L. Hopkins FERA

Helen Jacobs Among Debutantes to Meet Royal Court

The United States embassy announced eleven American debutantes and matrons, including tennis star Helen Jacobs, will be presented to King George and Queen Mary on June 25 in the season's third royal court in London.

London United States Helen Jacobs King George Queen Mary

Aly Khan Named In Divorce Suit

Prince Aly Khan son of the Aga Khan head of the Ismaili Muslims with a large following was named in a divorce suit filed in London. The report notes his title and public stature while outlining legal action underway.

Aly Khan London Aga Khan East Africa Central Asia India Wed

Guinness Divorce Suit Filed in House of Commons Member Case

An un defended divorce suit is filed by Thomas Loel Guinness, a conservative member of parliament, against his wife. The case unfolds as a notable political figure seeks judicial relief in a high profile domestic matter.

Nesday Thomas Loel Guinness

Bus Crash Kills Driver. 25 Hurt In Massachusetts Route

A bus driver was killed and at least 25 injured when a traveling orchestra and entertainers bus collided with two cars on a main highway en route to Athol Massachusetts. The dead driver was Philip Magusson, 25, of Pittsburgh. Clara Uhlenhake, daughter of Henry Uhlenhake, and Frank Krobriger, son of Philip Krobriger, were married at St Francis Church the day prior.

Warren, Me INS Athol Mass Philip Magusson Pittsburgh Ossian Clara Uhlenhake Henry Uhlenhake Frank Krobriger Philip Krobriger St. Francis Catholic Church M. J. Thiltgen

Cedar Rapids Boy Elected Iowa DeMolays Junior Councilor

Raymond Churchill of Cedar Rapids was elected junior counselor of Iowa DeMolays at the state conclave in Davenport. Other officers include Norman Bishop of Des Moines as master counselor and Elmer Schake of Davenport as councilor-elect.

Raymond Churchill Cedar Rapids Iowa Davenport Associated Press Norman Bishop Des Moines Elmer Schake Robert Needham Sioux City Gordon Oliver Red Oak Floyd M. Pratt F. F. Harvey Perry

Engine Derailed Near Beverly Delays Detour Trains

A westbound freight engine derailed about a mile east of Beverly at 6 p.m. Tuesday while swapping a damaged car. Detours routed North Western trains via Cedar Rapids while crews called the Rock Island wrecker. Tracks cleared by midnight.

North Western Otis Beverly Cedar Rapids Rock Island

Brewers Seek State Regulation To Limit Federal Control

About 600 leading U S brewers met at the Congress hotel in Chicago to back voluntary state regulation. They voted to maintain NRA provisions as voluntary state codes believed beneficial and wholesome. Specific points designated were not disclosed.

Chicago INS United States Congress Hotel NRA

Milwaukee beer guzling speed contest overwhelmed by entries

Promoters of a championship beer gzzling speed contest received 300 entries with more arriving by mail. Organizer George E. Walter Jr says the field will be cut to 100 to fit the fair meet. He notes contestants must drink one half gallon bottles rather than five regular bottles to ensure fairness for all mouths.

Milwaukee George E. Walter, Jr

Tragical car crash claims four lives in fiery blaze

Four people died in a spectacular automobile crash early Wednesday when their sedan struck a car driven by Robert Pearson. A gasoline tank explosion trapped them inside as flames engulfed the vehicle and blocked rescue efforts. Victims named include Earl Mosher 23 Clark Coxey Georgia Martin 19 and Bernice Martin 23.

Robert Pearson Earl Mosher Clark Coxey Georgiana Martin Bernice Martin

Insanity Verdict Frees Los Angeles Woman in Murder

A nine woman and three man jury found Mrs. Gladys Carter insane on April 13 when she shot house guest Frances Walker. The verdict vacates manslaughter conviction and Judge Bowron will decide if she must be committed to a sanitarium.

Los Angeles Gladys Carter Frances Walker Archie Carter

Czech Chief Offers Hand To Germany

Czechoslovakia called for friendly neighborly relations with Germany. Foreign Minister Eduard Benes said an understanding with Germany is a main aim of Czechoslovakia's foreign policy during a Berlin address amid his tour of the country.

Germany Praha Czechoslovakia Eduard Benes Foreign Press Association of Berlin

Two Couples Burned To Death In Auto

Los Angeles report says four people two men and two women died in a car fire. Authorities continue to investigate the blaze and identify the victims.

Los Angeles INL

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