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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1934

Page

28

Milk license critique sparks constitutional fears

The author argues the proposed milk marketing license violates due process, favors casual producers over high investment dairymen, fixes prices for producers and distributors, and guarantees profits for middlemen. The piece notes complexity and argues excessive production beyond demand drives the issue while calling the interstate commerce claim a headache.

Jurthermore Cedar Rapids Linn County

Perry Reed 63 Funeral Held for Columbus Junction Man

Funeral services for Perry Reed 63 will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Wittich funeral chapel Muscatine with Rev. F C Scott officiating. Burial in Kline cemetery north of Muscatine. Reed died at his Bluff road home near Columbus Junction apparently from heart trouble. Neighbors found his body in the yard. inquest not required. Surviving are widow, son Harold Detroit, and nine siblings from Muscatine Davenport Albany and Idaho. Mrs Reed a Chicago teacher was to spend the summer on the farm. Reed born February 16 1871 in Muscatine to Thomas and family.

Columbus Junction Perry Reed Bluff Road Wittich Muscatine F. C. Scott United Brethren Church Kline Teary Collins Harold Detroit Charles Allen Fred John Gansboro William Albany George Davenport Paul Bennett Idaho Laura Satterthwaite Mary Huseman

Visitors Invited to Camp Good Health This Summer

The paper urges readers to support Camp Good Health as campers face possible dismissal if funding lags. With many children waiting for the health outing, donations will determine whether the camp remains full and the benefits endure, guiding youths toward a hopeful, healthier future.

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Gas Station Robbery Sparks 28 Gallons Stolen

Police were notified Friday morning that thieves smashed a lock on Mid-Continent pumps at Seventh avenue and Mount Vernon avenue SE and fled with about 28 gallons of gasoline. J. E. Kohl, operator of the station, discovered the robbery when he opened the station.

Seventh Avenue Mount Vernon Avenue SE J. E. Kohl

Man Found Asleep In Flower Bed Receives Fine

E E Toomer, 29, of 112 Sixth Street SW, roused at 4 35 am and jailed after police find him asleep in a flower bed between Fourth and Fifth streets on First Avenue West. He was fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxication. Ed Bohren, 25, of 319 Seventh Street SE, also found sleeping outdoors and fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxication. his car warning for no rear sight was dismissed. France operates three watchmaking schools graduating 100 to 125 annually.

Toomer Sixth Street Toomey Fourth Fifth Streets First Avenue Ed Bohren Seventh Street Fourth Avenue Fifth Street

Army to Survey Alaska Defense In Mass Flight

Washington expects a mass formation flight of ten bombers to Alaska carrying twenty officers and ten enlisted men to photograph Alaska for locating potential defense works. The trip, framed as a goodwill mission through Canada, aims to test northern aeronautics and may include war maneuvers, with officials seeking to avoid provoking Japan while reliving a 1920 Nome round trip by DeHavilland aircraft under Capt. St. Clair Streett.

Washington INS Alaska Canada State Department Japan Tokio Pacific Tokyo War Department DeHaviland St. Clair Streett New York Nome

Henkle Burns Wedding at H A Burns Home

Dorothy Burns and Laurence E. Henkle wed at the H A Burns home with Rev P L Davis presiding. The ceremony featured Margret Haynes and Evelyn Stoakes, with Burns and Henkle family members in attendance. After a wedding trip the couple will reside in Vinton with Henkle employed as a salesman.

Vinton Henkle G. C. Moreland Eloise Olin Evelyn 'Stoakes Marest Bend Eric Henkle Van"'Horne H. A. Burns Mildred Burns Maude Briggle Chester Nelda Schlue Maud Dauchy Esther Schlue

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