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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1934
Page
17
Studebaker adds a four door land cruiser to its President Line. The model seats five with a streamlined rear deck and increased luggage space. It features skyway styling, six point ventilation, adjustable windshields and six headlamp positions for better visibility. Air conditioning uses door panels to vent stale air.
The couple announced at a party hosted by Mr and Mrs George Mahannah. They wed on August 23, 1933 in Tipton Missouri. Mrs Tankersley is a North English High School graduate and longtime North English post office employee. Mr Tankersley runs a coal business in North English. They reside in North English.
President Roosevelt warns that if railroads and their workers fail to reach an agreement or use arbitration, a commission may be appointed to investigate the labor dispute. He cites some wages below NRA minimums and offers federal mediation services. Blanton criticizes the AFL for strike pressure while Wagner bill hearings proceed.
The letter argues that delaying wage cuts will not threaten savings banks or life insurance companies. It defends the integrity of financial institutions amid railway wage disputes and urges a 10 percent increase in basic wages effective July 1, 1934. The exchange cites President Roosevelt on profits versus humanity and frames the dispute as avoidable controversy.
Des Moines AP report quotes Edwin C Palmer director of Iowa transient relief lamenting spring fever for college boys hitchhiking home and panhandlers cluttering highways. Palmer calls panhandling a daily puzzle that undermines the program and urges public cooperation and shelter use to curb the issue.
The Newhall high school senior class of twenty toured The Gazette plant in Cedar Rapids on Tuesday under Superintendent F H Thompson. The group also visited Collins Radio, Metropolitan Supply, Lefebvre Ledger, and Lasswell's studio, with a Quaker Oats plant visit planned later.
Airwheel tires and perfected all weather ventilation headline a Plymouth launch offering a levelized ride. The car features front wheel springing for a smooth glide over rough roads, a 77 horsepower six engine, Floating Power engine mountings, safety steel body, and hydraulic brakes. Test rides are offered by all Dodge De Soto or Chrysler dealers at no cost.
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