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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1933
Page
4
President Roosevelt aides study the Jones bill proposing a mortgage relief bond issue up to 30 billion dollars to ease farm debt. The plan would let holders swap mortgages for government bonds at lower interest, with funds retired as debts are paid.
Beverly Hills columnist Will Rogers cautions residents to turn off radios during disasters to avoid sensationalized reports. He recalls a previous earthquake and critiques radio coverage for amplifying fear with exaggerated claims of oil fires and tidal waves.
A proposed measure may authorize the credit agency to sell bonds like the federal farm land banks. A bill by Chairman Jones suggests merging credit boards as a refinancing method. Morgenthau's plan targets the federal farm board crop production loan division old seed loan divisions and RFC built agencies including farm land banks intermediate credit banks and a department of agriculture loan division.
Starting Friday a gala Spring festival of life, slaughter and music will be presented at the Iowa. The program includes Keller Sisters and Frank Lynch, the Hudson Wonders from Folies Bergere Paris, Jed Dooley and Andree Evans, Ted and Al Waldman, and featurettes with Harry Langdon and others. Two hours or more of entertainment promised.
The Virginia senator assails Adams amendment and treasury rules shielding hoarding banks in a debate on the state bank relief bill. Senator Glass hints at personal remarks about alleged rotThere’s no further context due to fragmented text.
President Roosevelt will urge Congress to enact a farm mortgage and small home mortgage reform program with financing methods. The plan, chaired by Henry Morgenthau with Dr W S Xvers as assistant, aims to consolidate federal farm credit and is set for presentation in a few days as the 11th Congress prepares to act.
DES MOINES AP L A An drew announces release of fourteen banks from provisions of senate file 111 after the bank holiday. Banks allowed to resume normal operations include Callender Savings Bank Callender Commercial Trust and Saving Charles City Farmers Savings Bank Frederika American Trust and Savings Bank Louden Luana Savings Bank Luana Citizens State Bank Oakland Oakland Savings Bank Portsmouth Russell State Bank and Trust Company Russell Teeds Grove Savings Bank Teeds Grove Unionville Partnership State Bank Unionville Whittemore Peoples Savings Bank Woodbine.
Readable notes list multiple film titles and star pairings. Paramount features Warner Baxter with Bebe Daniels in a film while Nancy Carroll and John Boles perform in Child of Manhattan. Palace program highlights Staunton Chevalier and Una Ferrnel in Wristling in the Dark with other stars and showings.
Capt Hermann Wilhelm Goering refuted charges that Nazis committed atrocities against German communists. He offered foreign access to prison camps to prove mistreatment claims false, and claimed commerce and Jewish sites remain unaffected while insisting Germany is more peaceful than ever.
About 20 000 Jewish war veterans and civilians marched through New York’s Lower East Side to city hall to seek moral support from Mayor John P O'Brien against persecution of Jews in Germany. The mayor reviewed the crowd and told a Jewish delegation that any regime built on racial or religious intolerance will face global moral opposition.
Rev Jesse B Bartle, 89, veteran pastor for 45 years and once chaplain in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, died at his Omaha home after months of illness. He served with Pennsylvania volunteers before his ministry.
In Winton the Belle Plaine resident Joan Widner was jailed to serve fifteen days in lieu of a $50 fine after arrest on petit larceny charges. Justice W. D. Funk of Belle Plaine presided.
The Iowa Senate ends a heated debate on repeal with clashes over procedural rulings and amendments. Key figures include Senator Hush and Senator Frailey amid a large gallery turnout and applause as amendments on delegation, absent voters, and voting machinery are discussed.
Traer women elect Edie See as art editor for the State Teachers Annual. Officers include Cagle Merwe Resid managing director and Bylvera Serger handling business matters.
London reports indicate European debtors plan a broad push to cancel foreign debts within a month. Britain and France insist on Lausanne terms binding the forthcoming world economic conference with U S concurrence.
Butte Montana reports Harry Bushnell 42 died in county jail after a poison tablet he carried for fifteen years. He escaped from a Michigan prison farm in 1918 and was sought over two killings including Mrs Tillie Jenkins and Warden Bordner. He wrote of loving his second wife Vern Sevren in a final note. He had remarried Marie Watson as authorities hunted his first wife Theresa Sevren.
Mayor Taylor Brown of Oshkosh Wisconsin has proclaimed a legal half holiday on April 7 to mark the legalization of beer. The city observes the event with a local celebration and public acknowledgment from city officials.
The Iowa House hesitates on beer as members await statewide sentiment via ratification of national prohibition repeal. A Cooney-Ditto bill would license dispensaries in four tiers with set fees and bonds, but party rifts threaten passage. Lawmakers favor a statewide referendum and may delay action until August.
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