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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1933

Page

14

U S Recognition of Russia Gets Boost

U S recognition of Russia may advance before the American delegation leaves London with Cordell Hull and Maxim Litvinoff under the same roof. Delegates favor recognition on a suitable basis as informal feelers indicate Litvinoff may initiate. Debts of czarist and Kerensky governments are cited as past obstacles now seen as not unique to Russia.

London INS Russia Cordell Hull Maxim Litvinoff Stimson Litvinoff International Roosevelt Hughes Kellogg Kerensky France Belgium

REAL AND SPURIOUS JITTERS IN HEALTH CARE

An essay denounces nervous breakdown claims as either criminal deception or gullible indulgence. It critiques S Weir Mitchell's rest cure and sanatorium culture, arguing many so called neurasthenia cases are malingering or fear driven, with diagnosis often serving outdated health resorts.

Nearrich S. Weir Mitchell Sticks Forchheimer

Fear as the force behind repressed wishes in psychoanalysis

A health column notes that fear drives repression of a wish, not the illness itself. A man with digestive disturbance worries about a dread disease, inhibiting digestion. The piece links nervous suffering to dishonest living and urges reflection on whether honesty might be better medicine.

Questions and Answers on Scarlet Fever in Milk

A reader asks if pasteurizing milk destroys scarlet fever germs and is advised that heating briefly to near boiling then cooling can help though pasteurization is more effective. The note criticizes reliance on “manufacturing chemists” and endorses using a local druggist for remedies.

Sixty U S Consuls In Europe Ordered Home

Paris report states sixty United States consuls and vice consuls across Europe have been ordered by Washington to resign by July 1. Nearly the entire commercial attaché staff at the Paris embassy will also be removed on the same date as part of an economy measure.

Paris United States Europe Washington

Child 3 Drowns in Farm Water Tank at Grinnell

Bruce Yount, age 3, drowned in a watering tank on his father's Grinnell farm Monday. The body was recovered about fifteen minutes after death. He was the son of Fred Yount.

Grinnell Bruce Yount Fred Yount

Senator King urges broad revision of federal tax laws

Senator King of Utah proposed a wholesale revision of federal tax laws to equalize the burden among taxpayers. He called current "nuisance taxes" emergency measures and suggested raising income taxes or adopting a general sales tax, while opposing higher normal rates for those earning 4000 to 6000 dollars. He said a full subcommittee inquiry would begin soon, despite possible delays.

Washington ULP Treasury King Dem Utah Senate Finance J. P. Morgan and Company Partners King Iis la Follette Rep Wis Reed Barkley Byrd Congress

Men vs Women Drivers Debated by Milwaukee Cops

A reporter queried seven Milwaukee traffic cops about who drives better. Four cops said men, two chose 50-50, and one voted for women.

Milwaukee

Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight Big Name Performers

A dense list of radio time slots and station calls shows acts like Mary Eastman Kate Smith Ben Bernie and Wayne King slated across NBC CBS and ABC networks. Performers and orchestras including Lilla, Erwin, Isham Jones and Fisher are listed with multiple network strands and locales.

Mary Eastman WABC WMT Crime Eluea NBC WJZ Wmaq Crumit CBS Weaf O E Veice EMOX Wayne Kin Cearns Ring Dr. Bendesen WLW WLS Kate Smith WGN T Lyman Etch WGN Word gteeBen Bernie CBB WEAP WMT WCCO Ed Wrae WEAF WOC WHO Nino Martini Bartew Erch WSM Wenr Edgar Guest Erch WMA WJZ Chain Freeman Mills Band Gray Stern Weaf Chain Robbins Fisher Isham Jones

Radio Schedule Fragment From NBC CBS WGN WMAQ

Readable segments list a dense NBC CBS and regional station schedule of programs throughout morning and afternoon hours. Names like Breen and de Rose Marion and Jim Jordan and Fat Barnes appear among many entries. The text catalogs entertainers and show times across stations WEAF WJZ WMAQ KYW WCCO and others.

Aee Grele Ahi Conrad Thibautt NBC Sacre Alten Peesketen WJZ Chain Tesla Oe CBS WABG Street Singer WGN Rue Erwin Nd WEAF One Man's Family Wwoc KYW WFAA Guy Lempards Burns and Allen WGN WCCO KMOX Seser Davie Sack" Little WAAC WNT Eye Te Marshall Phantom Gypsy WJZ Chain Cole Erch Martin Erch WABC WMT Lown Lown Erch. (Nbg) Wjz Chain, Panche Orch Ben Bernie Fisher Carch Ware Breen and de Rose Young Yutista WTMI Sereyerch WBBM Crooney Juan Yes WE Voice of Experience Mouseheld Institute Marion Jim Jordan Catherine Field Soprame Hotel Arch Weaf Who Wmaq Francess Maris WHEM Ensemble WEAP Farm Home Heur Inbc Betty and Bob Belle Forbes Cutter KBC Woman's Review Hopkina Ereh Southern Symphonies Jack Breeks Ereh One’ Chain i—Berrenserch al Bernard Weaf Wow Winnie the Poeh WHO ise-Haveen and Lang Mevser Davis Ereh Himber's Ensemble Osborne Arch KMBC Skippy WCAO John Pierce WENR WBAT Mildred Bailey WABKC Burten Helmes Buck Rogers Black Symphony WSM Wwoal KWK Koil Goldberes WEIV Boake Carter WEAVP Ee Sieura Walls ABS

Daughter Of Prof Pownall Killed In Iowa City Accident

Carol Pownall aged six, daughter of Prof F M Pownall, was fatally struck by a car driven by Berne Enslin, a University of Iowa student. The accident occurred near the Pownall home as Carol played with Dr H H Jacobsen’s children. Enslin stated she darted from a shrub to the street. she died at Mercy hospital before aid. Coroner Maresh said no inquest will be held. Carol was the youngest of three daughters of the Pownalls.

Iowa City Carol Pownall F. M. Pownall Berne Enslin Washington University of Iowa Pownall H. H. Jacobsen Enslin George DELTA Cecil Garrett Charles Morrow Bote Jacksonville Garrett Roy Garrett Wapello Alice Alvina Cox John R. Fraser Wapelio Cox Joseph Cox Linn County Iowa

Ninth air victim identified in Chicago after Glenview crash

The ninth victim of the Northern Light amphibian plane crash near Glenview, NL, on June 11 was identified in Chicago. Mrs Eugene Gallup of New York City recognized her husband, an office manager, among the charred remains. Seven passengers, the pilot and a mechanic died.

Chicago INL Northern Light Glenview Eugene Gallup New York City Gollup Pligt

Kansan Leader Elected Treasurer of Home Owners Loan Corp

James G. Strong, former Republican representative from Kansas, was elected treasurer of the Home Owners' Loan Corporation created to administer the two billion dollar refinancing act. Washington reports this move aims to support homeowners during the mortgage refinancing program.

Washington James G. Strong Kansas Monday Home Owners’ Loan Corporation

Defense Proves Key In Close Contract In Bridge

Oslo player Mr Holter Sorensen demonstrates bold defense in a Norway club hand. West opened with heart ace and shifted to a diamond, hoping partner held the queen, planning a heart return if correct. The defense aims to defeat the contract, sacrificing tricks as needed to stop declarer from overreaching.

Holter-Sorensen Oslo Norway West North South

How to Play and How to Win Bridge Tale in 3 Steps

Readers may obtain a free copy of Bridge Rules and Etiquette by Josephine Culbertson. The article explains a specific bridge hand, argues the heart Queen lead is best to force a King from Dummy, and notes risks if the King and Knave reside there.

Josephine Culbertson Declarer

Unusual West Side 3 Room Furnished Apartment Ad

Mrs E A Wolfe of 519 7th Ave 8W advertises an unusual west side three room furnished apartment with large rooms private tile bath two entrances porch awning and laundry bills paid Dial 2 3696 The Gazette notice generated 15 inquiries and the apartment rented.

E.A. Wolfe 7Th Ave

Bechtel Company Granted Temporary Injunction

Davenport AP Judge W R Maines approves an agreement between Bechtel Company and the state securities department for a temporary injunction barring the sale or purchase of securities without a state permit. The action on the petition for a receiver is stayed for twenty days with possible extension. The state alleges insolvency and unpermitted operation with largely valueless assets and a $22 shortage in funds.

Davenport W. R. Maines George M. Bechtel Company State Securities Department Bechtel Company Securities Department

Weather Halts Hunt For Jimmy Mattern

The search for James Mattern, the round the world flyer missing in the Arctic, was paused Tuesday due to bad weather. No trace has been found since his departure from Khabarovsk, Siberia, last Wednesday aiming for Nome on a 2400 mile flight.

Anchorage Alaska James Mattern Arctic Mattern Khabarovsk Siberia Nome

Calmar Family Reunion and Cox Chronology

Married to Charles Cox in 1889 the couple lived in Cedar Rapids before moving to Wapello about thirty years ago. They raised a son Eddie who died in 1905 and a niece Alice Keever. A brother and sister survive, with Mr. Cox deceased in recent years. Also noted is a Calmar family reunion hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Luzum with numerous relatives present. In West Union, young Earl Patrick sustained a severe ankle injury requiring twenty stitches while his father mowed the yard.

Charles Cox Cedar Rapids Wapello Eddie Alice Keever Tipton Minnie Purcell Cox Louis Novotny Grand Forks N. D Fred Schiedle Ossian Harry Hasting Near Decorah Albert Kueboushek Near Conover Joseph Luzum William Luzum George Luzum Mayme Skar Calmar West Union Earl Everett Patrick Everett Patrick

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