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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1933

Page

10

Czech Sokol Teams Visited Cedar Rapids Welcomed by City

Several hundred members of the local Sokol society and friends greeted two Czechoslovak championship gymnastic teams in Cedar Rapids. Mayor Slepanek and Dr Suchomel welcomed the visitors who presented bouquets and stayed for city tours before the teams left for Cleveland. The accompanying 35 Sokol members toured farms and the Quaker Cots, with a later demonstration planned at Woodrow Wilson junior high.

Sokol Society Stanislav Bukovsky Sokol Federation Martha Kralik Marie Machovsky Bukovsky Sokol Cedar Rapids Iowa City Cleveland Center Point Woodrow Wilson Junior High School

Linn County relief committee formed by supervisors

The Linn county board of supervisors approved the personnel of the new county federal emergency relief committee as nominated by Governor Clyde L. Herring. Chairman Benjamin Tait of Cedar Rapids, a realtor for 27 years, succeeds John A. Limback who resigned May 31. Other members include Fred Stirm and James D. Kennedy, both supervisors, plus Howard Green and George Laird of Cedar Rapids.

Linn County Board of Supervisors New County Federal Emergency Relief Committee Clyde L. Herring Benjamin Tait Cedar Rapids John A. Limback Fred Stirm Alburnett James D. Kennedy Howard Green George Laird Cedar Rapds

Explosion awakens resident after bomb hurled at garage

Harrisburg dispatch reports an explosion early Wednesday awoke Delbert Balaba, who rushed outside to inspect the garage and found damage from a bomb attack. Police investigated the incident and no injuries were reported.

Harrisburg Delbert

Bombing damages Belabas garage. ad pledges repair

The report notes a bomb partially wrecked the reputr garage near his home. An advertisement signed by Balabas appeared in Wednesday's paper offering to repair cars damaged by bombs. Police stated they had no clues about who was responsible for the bombing.

Reputr Balabas

Wisconsin man pleads not guilty to waterwagon drunk charge

Arthur Rinden pleaded not guilty in a Madison police court to driving a waterwagon while intoxicated in what officials call one of the state's most unusual criminal charges.

Madison Wis Arthur Rinden Wisconsin Rinden

Sheriff Arrests Local Man At Springville

Sheriff Joseph A Petrus and Deputy Jay Davis jailed Hugh McLaughlin 25 of 107 Eleventh street NW at 3 45 p m Wednesday after arresting him at Springville for probable intoxication and disturbing the peace.

Joseph A Petrus Jay Davis Hugh McLaughlin Eleventh Street Springville McLaughlin

Earhart quote on woman’s welfare and moral duty

Amelia Earhart asserts civilization must protect both men and women in any sincere welfare program, stressing shared responsibility and safety for all. The aviator’s remark foregrounds gender-inclusive social support and civic duty.

Amelia Earhart

Link Kahn Tax Dodge Ties to Chilean Bond Profits

Senator investigators heard Kuhn Loeb partners discuss a 1925 Chilean bond sale where $20 million in bonds defaulted. They testified a net profit of $247,000 for the firm and others over a 24 hour transfer of risk with a reported gross profit of $1,000,000.

Kuhn, Loeb and Company Benjamin J Buttenweiser Chile Guaranty Company Lehman Brothers Ferdinand Pecora

Butterworth Robbed of 15000 in Beverly Hills Jewel Roundup

Beverly Hills police say actor Charles Butterworth and his wife were bound and gagged by two bandits who robbed them of 15000 dollars in jewels on Tuesday. Butterworth, known for alcoholic persona roles, formerly lived in South Bend Indiana.

Beverly Hills Charles Butterworth Butterworth South Bend Ind

Illinois Sales Tax In Effect Friday

A new two percent state sales tax became law after Gov. Horner signed the bill. The tax raises about 35 million dollars annually for two years. Revenue in the first six months funds unemployment relief. the next eighteen months lowers property taxes. The prior law was struck down for exemptions.

Springfield Ilinois Henry Horner

American Golfers Set for British Open in St Andrews

Captain Walter Hagen leads the U S team to St Andrews for the British Open starting July 3. Gene Sarazen and Hagen are in good form after winning their singles in the Ryder Cup. Denny Shute missed two putts in his match with Syd Easterbrook, keeping America in contention.

Southport Eng America Wallter Hagen U. S St. Andrews Gene Sarazen Hagen Denny Shute Sydi Easterbrook

Baseball leaders and statistics from era publication

UNITED PRESS listings rank players by runs, hits, and RBIs with leaders Gehrig Ruth Foxx and others across teams while a local note reports the Oxford Junction Sacred Heart vacation school closing after a summer session taught by Sisters Theresea and Ger-

THE United Press H_ Persimons White Sox Cronin Senators Davis Phillies Klein Phillies Schulte Gehrig Yankees Ae Lt! Foxx Athletics Cess Ruth Yankees HI Berger Braves Lazzeri Simmons Ny Kitin Foxx Eeess Yankees i Manush Martin Cardinals Idavopee Abe Pallis Vin Gronin Phillies i Oxford Junction Sacred Heart Church Theresea Ger

Radio Schedule Fragments From CBS NBC WNBC and More

A jumble of radio program listings shows a Thursday morning schedule across CBS NBC and related stations. Entries include performers, orchestras, and hosts such as Reis and Dunn, Barbara Gould, Joe White, Kathleen Stewart, and Kathleen. with stations WEAF WJZ WMAQ WBBM WCCO and others noted across time blocks from morning to evening.

Reis and Dunn CBS WRBM WMT Negra Auarlet NBC WJZ Snbc WEAP Clara WGN WTMJ Hill Ginger WABC Barbara Gould WBBM Wcco Princes Lee Barton WEAF KMOX Navy Bind Weaf Kyw Stokes Orch Wwecco Johnny Marvin MBC WMA Arnold Orch Inbc WIZ Wiz Woc Wilson and Allen WMAQ i-Sisters of the Skillet Snbcr Joe White Weaf Wow Hetty Roh Plang Pals Nbce White Eardh Anny Jack Wiz Chain U S Kathleen — Stewart Jane Vpickens W.Z Chain Green Brothers Germarch Wenr Haltorch Ray Meatherton NDC John Kelvin WCAO Himbee WFAA Wiov Kaltenborn London WABCS Olea Albani Nbct Chas. Carlile WSBM McWarne Kine Jack Pearl Arch WBEM Maude Rooney Warlow Orch Oth Dames Melton Tnbc Weap Wow Y Wenr Robbins Orch NBC Weaf WIZ Chain Gray Orch Vther Waters Mills Orch We4f Don Antonio Orch WIAF WTAM KSD Twin Cities Orch WIY KSTP Ozzie Nelson Hamp Oreh Ste

Australia May Yield on Wheat Under Fresh Canberra Advice

London report says Australia likely to join international wheat acreage limits under new Canberra instructions. Stanley Bruce urged a four-power urgent meeting after a late message eased the crisis, but Argentine delegate Thomas Lebreton was unavailable, delaying talks to Thursday 10 a.m.

London Australia Canberra United States Canada Stanley Bruce Thomas Lebreton

Public Works Loan Blanks Ready But No Administrators

The federal Public Works Administration prepared loan applications on Wednesday to aid cities counties and private agencies from a $3.3 billion fund but forms await state administrators. Secretary Ickes said nominees can reach President Roosevelt on his return and setup can begin immediately after.

Washington Federal Public Works Administration Ickes Hanes Roosevelt

First Holy Communion Sunday Marks Cedar Rapids Event

Aldine of Cedar Rapids along with Alois Lasack Paul Lasack and Robert Peckosh received their first Holy Communion on Sunday in a local ceremony reflecting parish tradition and family involvement.

Aldine Cedar Rapids Alois Lasack Paul Lasack Robert Peckosh

Coggon Band Forms Under Albert Cole in Troy Mills

The Coggon band organized Monday evening with six teen members led by Albert Cole of Troy Mills. The first concert is planned for Wednesday night, sponsored by the American Legion and local businessmen.

Albert Cole Troy

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