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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1932
Page
2
New equipment valued at 90000 dollars was placed in service as six months of installation culminated in starting a 40000 dollar crushed rock contract for Benton county. The plant near the Cedar River, east of the city, is the region’s largest, inviting public inspection.
In London a three day event at St. Mary’s church Clapham draws worshippers and dancers as couples dance along the aisle to jazz music, turning the service into a rhythmic communal gathering.
Harrisburg report shows state forests planted 1,295,000 young trees and transplants this year. Other state departments added 254,000 trees on hospital sanatorium penitentiary and school sites, reaching a new high total for state lands.
Harrisburg report states Pennsylvania state forests opened new areas to public use this summer as road development expanded access. The department of forests and waters oversees 1,500,000 acres and counted 5,790 miles of improved roads within forest tracts, including 1,030 miles of primary roads 1,600 miles of secondary roads and 3,160 miles of forest trails.
The article lists extended radio air times for the Democratic National Convention coverage on WEAF Columbia NBC networks, noting precedence over other programs. It provides a dense, hour by hour schedule across morning, afternoon, and evening blocks with numerous program titles and station affiliations.
Iowa group renews effort to keep delegates bound to Roosevelt as convention weighs candidate switch. Dunn and Herring plan to present on farm credit policy while Wet Demonstration boosts Tinley for vice presidency with veterans’ assurances. Twenty years wed ding marked by mock ceremony and china gifts.
Philadelphia officials push to use the balance of Stephen Girard’s estate after caring for Girard College to reduce city taxes. The board reports 1940 income of 3.09 million, with 1.79 million spent on maintenance and 1.11 million on new college buildings.
A short, humorous exchange recounts a trivial quarrel sparked by a remark about sheep. The speaker and John discuss a newspaper and thoughts, leading to a playful misdirection about lambs. The vignette reflects everyday domestic banter with a light tone.
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