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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1935

Page

20

Roosevelt urges ban on utility holding companies

President Roosevelt endorses federal action to regulate or ban public utility holding companies. He cites a National Power Policy Committee report and supports house and senate bills aimed at restructuring holding companies, stressing investor protection and safeguards without harming legitimate business. He warns against propagandist fears and emphasizes the act will not destroy value or create unfair advantage.

Congress National Power Policy Committee Public Utility Holding Company

Will Speak on Which Road For Britain at Town Hall

S. K. Ratcliffe, noted British journalist, will lecture Thursday at 8 p.m. in St. Paul’s Methodist Church Cedar Rapids on Which Road For Britain. He travels from Pasadena and will later reach London, England while warning against power of utility holding companies and urging regulation and local control.

S. K. Ratcliffe St. Paul's Methodist Church Cedar Rapids London England Pasadena Calif Ratcliffe Britain

Roosevelt Warns Against Governmental Socialism Quote

The text quotes Franklin D. Roosevelt arguing that destroying private socialism is essential to prevent governmental socialism and condemning both sides as dangerous.

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Penalty Orders in Cuba as Strikes Grow

The Cuban government decreed the death penalty for sabotage of essential services and for bombers, with swift trials under a state of war. Prison terms were set for progressive strikes by government employees and saboteurs. The military governor ordered key services to resume or dismiss striking workers. Labor unions were dissolved as Mendieta voiced confidence in victory and his desire to retire after elections.

Havana Carlos Mendieta Jose Pedraza Havana Province Standard Gaspar Rodriguez Mendieta

Hollywood Actress Alice White Separates From Cy Bartlett

Hollywood California AP reports actress Alice White and Cy Bartlett are separating due to personal difficulties. A representative said they decided to separate today with no divorce talks yet. In Oxford, Dr C O Parks and M E Baker were elected school directors for three years with 142 votes each. Dr W W Reynolds had 12 votes and E L Spratt 119. George Robertson elected treasurer with 154 votes.

Hollywood Calif Alice White Cy Bartlett Nancy Smith Miss Smith Oxford C. O. Parks M. E. Baker W. W. Reynolds E. L. Spratt George Robertson Baker Spratt

Milk Is Carted to Market on Donkey in Tibet

A Tibetan scene shows milk loaded into bamboo bottles and carried to market on the back of a donkey. The traditional method highlights rural trade and daily life in Himalayan regions.

Tibet

Lux Toilet Soap Promises Thorough Cosmetic Removal

An advertisement extols Lux Toilet Soap for removing cosmetics from pores to prevent Cosmetic Skin. It claims the active lather cleanses deeply and leaves skin lovely, with a customer testimonial praising daily use and fear of Cosmetic Skin.

Lux Cee Paramount

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Roosevelt Town Hall Securities and Exchange A Commission K. Ratcliffe Cuba Miami Fla Carlos Hevia Bartlett Tolle, SE Warner Bees Stas Warner Bros. Stat Seraordia America Smaulehkof Third Ave
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