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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1932

Page

3

Beach Damaged by High Water on Cedar River

High water in the Cedar River and swift currents forced the closure of Ellis Park bathing beach. Officials expect to replenish sand with two barges and reopen after the flood subsides and currents normalize.

Ellis Park Place Cedar River Ellis Park Stefan

President Hoover Heads to Rapidan Camp for Weekend

President and Mrs. Hoover and their eldest son Herbert Hoover Jr depart the White House shortly after noon for a weekend at the Rapidan fishing camp in the Virginia mountains following a sudden decision by the chief executive.

Washington Hoover Herbert Hoover, Jr White House Rapidan Virginia Mountains

Wiener Rouge Costs Fifty Dollars In Detroit

Butcher John McKay faced a $50 penalty after police said he used rouge spray to enhance the appearance of hot dogs. Detroit health inspectors described the method as an enrichment of the product with an unsafe cosmetic coating.

Detroit John McKay

Udina Loses License For Slow Motor Ride On Parkway

Clement Udina, 26, of Yonkers, drove slowly on Sam Mill River Parkway blocking five cars while ignoring horns. A park policeman reported the incident leading Judge C. W. Boote to revoke Udina's driving license. The roadway speed limit is 40 mph.

Yonkers N. Y Clement Udina Sam Mill River Parkway C. W. Boote Udina

Seaman Elijah Conklin Sets 40 Mile Row Record

Elijah Conklin, 70, a seaman, rowed 40 miles from City Island to Northport in 50 hours seeking work. He learned he set a record as the first man to make the Seeee way in a 12 foot skiff.

Northport L. I Elijah Conklin City Island

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