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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1935
Page
12
The piece mocks New Deal era spying and infighting among federal agencies led by Chester Davis and Victor Christgau. It notes a Perkins misread dedication moment with the Mine Workers band and outlines White House strategy on the labor bill and McCarran amendment, plus treaty talk and a Holmes memoir vignette.
Advertisement for Bukets bladder laxative tablets from Liggett Drug Company claims to flush excess acids and waste, relieve bladder irritation and frequent urge, and restore normal flow. Buy for 25 cents. if not pleased, druggist returns money within four days. Contains juniper oil and buchu leaves in green tablets.
A coroner's jury in Des Moines returned a verdict of death by own action in the death of W. C. Fuller, a former beer salesman. His pistol wound was found in a cemetery February 19 after a lengthy inquiry involving nearly 100 witnesses. County Attorney Carl Burkman said the inquiry may continue despite the verdict.
Charles D. Nolan files in district court Tuesday afternoon to attach a rock pile and a lime dust pile at the Larimer and Shaffer quarry north of Cedar Rapids. The suit targets Larimer and Shaffer Inc and its receiver Robert I. Larimer over a claim for processing crushed rock and limestone seeking an equitable lien on the rock and lime dust.
In a heated exchange, Huey Long and John Johnson trade barbs over Roosevelt's New Deal and world affairs. Long denounces Johnson and Coughlin as Catalines while Johnson warns of potential dictatorship if current plans fail.
A dense OCR list shows morning to late evening radio programming across CBS NBC and other networks. Entries name hosts, orchestras, and programs like Story of Mary Marlin and Burns and Allen along with station call signs such as WBBM WJZ WEAF WMAQ and others.
The Senate Finance Committee voted Tuesday to launch a thorough NRA investigation. Donald Richberg, NRA general counsel, will be the first witness, tasked with presenting a comprehensive view of the current setup. Senator Harrison of Mississippi chairs the panel and will address charges in the Nye McCarran resolution about monopolistic practices and code fixing.
Iowa lawmakers clash over statements about Governor Herring and a building mortgage. Rep Goode and Sen Geske confront inconsistencies as Carroll denies ownership claims while the committee moves to record campaign actions without bias. Floyd A Page is later named counsel.
Judge W. L. Eichendorf cleared Walter Van Brocklin of Decorah of theft charges on Tuesday. The judge took the case from the district court jury and discharged him after ruling the state failed to connect the accused with the $75 alleged theft from A. T. Branhagen of Decorah.
Water levels on the Cedar River near Waterloo and Cedar Rapids climbed with a 5.7 foot stage at 11 30 am well above the 3 2 foot norm. Ice jams and rising water affected works at Ellis park and Manhattan beach while rail traffic was detoured over the Great Western due to a weakened bridge near Dyersville.
Alice Barber, 55, of Hollendale Minnesota, died after being struck by a Rock Island train late Tuesday near Nevada. She was a patient at the Iowa sanitarium. The report notes only occasional thunderstorms along the Pacific coast.
In Des Moines the private importation bill failed on a 23 to 23 tie after an amendment restricting imports to four quarts at once. The final vote on passage stood 71 to 34 as the House approved a parallel salary reduction measure for state officials and employees. Debate centered on fairness and the scope of pay cuts.
The passage states red hair is heaviest, followed by black, brown, and blond, with blond the lightest. It notes weight comparisons among hair colors without providing scientific measurements.
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