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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1932

Page

3

Smith Attack on Roosevelt Sparks Party Warning

In a sharp political piece from the U S Patent Office column, Smith denounces Roosevelt’s candidacy and urges New Jersey leaders to back a stronger choice. He cites New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts and other states, arguing the party risks defeat if Roosevelt is nominated. He lists alternatives including Ritchie, Tray lor, Garner, Baker, Byrd and Reed as better fits for the crisis. He endorses former Governor Smith and notes New Jersey’s potential swing if the right candidate is chosen.

Mississippi Roosevelt California Massachusetts New York New Jersey Rhode Island Connecticut New England Middle West Far West Smith Ritchie Melvin A. Traylor John N. Garner Newton D. Baker White Murray Reed Byrd Lewis

Trout Planted. Cedar River Opens to Clamming

About 459 500 German brown and brook trout fingerlings were planted in Iowa waters from the Lansing hatchery with many released near Lansing and trucked to McIntire Orchard and Protovia. Additional plantings will come from Strawberry Point. The 112 communities involved distributed bullheads totaling about 5 372 000 to lakes ponds and rivers. State Game Warden Albert announced Cedar River is now open to clammin g after a two year closed period.

Des Moines State Fish and Game , Commission Lansing McIntire Strawberry Point Iowa Spirit Lake W. E. Albert Cedar River

10 20 30 Years Ago in the Gazette June 24 1822

A historical note recounts John Grimm of Cedar Rapids elected a director of the Iowa State Chamber of Commerce at Des Moines annual meeting. Mrs John Coufal killed by an Iowa City interurban car near Confalidation. Merritt Fox of University of Iowa to supervise water storage reservoir construction. Mound Farm Real Estate Co funds concrete paving from B avenue to Daniels park along Maplewood drive.

John Grimm Cedar Rapids Iowa State Chamber of Commerce Des Moines John Coufal Iowa City Merritt Fox Mechanical Engi University Iowa Bever C Avenue Third Street Quaker Oats Company Mound Farm Real Estate Company F. K. Hahn B Avenue Twenty-seventh Street M Parm Maplewood Drive Daniels Park

Milwaukee railroad buys Cedar Lake strip for track expansion

A 275 foot wide by 1 600 foot long Cedar lake tract was bought from the Iowa Railway and Light to eliminate a road curve. Five tracks will be laid after filling the area.

Cedar Lake The Iowa Railway Milwaukee Railroad Hazel Listebarger Madison Wis Alpha Chi Omega

Circus star heads to Pacific coast then New York theater

The performer plans to tour the Pacific coast with the big show, return in the fall, and then move to New York where he has a theatre position.

Pacific Coast New York

Notice of Appointment of Administrator Estate 12240 Linn County Iowa

State of Iowa Linn County notices that on June 16 an administrator was appointed and qualified for the estate of Rachel Schulman of Linn County Iowa. Individuals with debts or claims must repay or file claims authenticated in the Linn County District Court office. Iowa State Savings Bank is the administrator with V Shonka acting as attorney.

State of Iowa Linn County Rachel Schulman Iowa Iowa State Savings Bank

Obituaries Provide Details On Maquoketa and Wheatland Residents

Joseph L. Grant 74 died at his Maquoketa home after a life on the Grant homestead. Surviving daughters Bess Nissen Pearl Davis Mary Rapp Gladys Nims Sarah Drury. son Harold preceded in death. brothers Will See Deeee ee Martha Ewers. Emily Tubbs. John H Kanzmeier 64 died in a Los Angeles hospital after living in Wheatland. survived by Edward Wheatland and Mrs R R Dennie Davenport. Funeral in Los Angeles.

Maquoketa Joseph L. Grant Grant Bess Nissen Cor Pearl Davis Mary Rapp Gladys Nims Sarah Drury Sabula Harold Los Kanzmeier Wheatland California Edward R. R. Dennie Davenport Los Angeles

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