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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1936

Page

3

Grimes Urges Iowa Voters to Seek Respectable State Admin

Osceola candidate J M Grimes told the Republican club at Montrose hotel that Iowa needs an administration worthy of admiration and trust. He attacked the liquor store system as a Democratic machine and condemned petty corruption at state level citing anonymous campaign contributions and a fined former state chairman.

Iowa J. M. Grimes Osceola Montrose Hotel Republican Club Grimes Democratic Campaign Fund Polk County

Youth Is Injured When His Bicycle Is Struck By Car

Jack Cochran 16 of 1644 B avenue NE sustained a fractured left arm bruises on his right leg and abrasions above his left eye after a bicycle collision with an automobile at First avenue and Tenth street E at 8 15 p m Sunday. Garland Rundquist 21 of 923 avenue NW drove Cochran to St Luke s hospital then home. Mrs L G Evans 210 Fifth avenue SW and Mrs A R Eppers 295 Eighteenth avenue SW suffered bruises when the car driven by Evans collided with a traffic signal at First avenue and Second street E at 1 40 a m Sunday. The signal was not damaged.

Jack Cochran B Avenue NE First Avenue Tenth Street Cochran Garland Rundquist Avenue NW St. Luke’s Hospital Fifth Avenue A. R. Eppers Eighteenth Avenue L. G. Evans Second Street

Marion man arrested after cafe fight leaves man with injuries

J M Farrell 28 of Marion was knocked unconscious at the Iowa lunch on Third Avenue SE after a fight with George Zulakis. Farrell was hospitalized and later charged with assault to inflict great bodily injury. Zulakis reported being struck with a china napkin holder, breaking two teeth and a deep facial gash. Farrell, who had been drinking, was arraigned and held on a $1000 bond.

J. M. Farrell Marion Iowa Third Avenue SE Justice A. S. Reed George Zulakis Fourth Avenue SE Farrell Zulakis Reed

Sloan Blames New Deal for Delayed Recovery

General Motors president Alfred P. Sloan Jr. told stockholders the New Deal has definitely postponed recovery. GM reported record 1935 sales and profits up 76.46 percent from 1934, with a 22.7 percent payroll rise. Sloan warned higher taxes and prices threaten production and consumption. He cited government policy as not accelerating recovery and hindering future confidence. He noted child traffic accidents have risen more slowly since safety education began in 1922.

NEW York Alfred P. Sloan Jr General Motors Corporation General Motors Sloan

Rotary Club Hears Praise For Cyrenus Cole Book I Remember I Re member

M H Morrison lauds Cyrenus Cole's I Remember I Re member at a Rotary luncheon at the Hotel Roosevelt. The Iowa Historical Society volume surveys Cedar Rapids history, local landmarks, business founders, and perspectives on World War I and politics with notable chapters on Pella and Grant Wood. James F E Ralston performed selections afterward with pianist Alvin W Keiser.

M. H. Morrison Cyrenus Cole Rotary Club Hotel Roosevelt State Historical Society of Iowa Cedar Rapids Morrison Mr. Cole Cedar Rapids Savings Bank George W. Bever The Gazette Iowa Electric Light and Power Company Quaker Oats Company Douglas Starch Works Penick and Ford, Ltd., Inc Grant Wood Henry S. Ely Third Avenue Third Street Keystone Congress Harding McKinley Alaska South America America James FE. Ralston Benjamin Franklin Monticello Waterloo Alvin W. Keiser

Hoover Prepares New Address To Fight The New Deal

Herbert Hoover says he is engaged solely in fighting the New Deal and begins preparing another anti administration address. He denies aiding U S Senator Arthur H Vandenberg of Michigan for the Republican presidential nomination through his secretary Paul Sexson. No comment on his own nomination hopes.

Chicago Herbert Hoover U. S Arthur H. Vandenberg Michigan Paul Sexson Hoover

The Co operative Move and Consumers Co operative Society

The article outlines the Consumers Co operative society as an inclusive economic brotherhood operating within capitalist systems. It describes global reach, annual business, member profits, and distribution of net profits to consumer members rather than a few stockholders, as stated by Rev. L. E. Wardle.

Consumers Co-operative Society England America REV

Danger Of Floods Seem Diminishing

Illinois bottom lands along the Ohio river show little anxiety as river rises toward a crest later in the week. Property damage on lowland farms is minor and human life is not in danger. In Minnesota and Wisconsin, cold weather reduces flood risk as the Mississippi near flood level recedes.

Chicago Illinois Ohio River Minnesota Wisconsin

Woman Drowns Girl To Halt Separation Tries Suicide

In St Louis a 35-year-old woman Myrtle Wilkinson drowned 8-year-old Marilyn Morgan in a bathtub then attempted to kill herself with gas. Police revived her. A multi page note described her love for the child and sorrow when the mother took custody. The note named Mrs Morgan as a waitress and said Wilkinson had cared for the girl since she was two months old.

ST. Louis Myrtle Wilkinson Marilyn Morgan Marilyn

Stanley Union Ladies Aid elects officers

The Union Ladies Aid society in Stanley elected officers: President Mrs Gordon Maley, vice president Mrs Lynn Slater, secretary Miss Effie Manning, and treasurer Mrs Robert Wharram.

Stanley Union Ladies Aid Society Gordon Maley Lynn Slater Effie Manning Robert Wharram

Kidney health and Cystex promise bold claims

An advertising feature extols kidney function with vivid claims and cites doctors from multiple countries praising Cystex as a diuretic remedy. It promises quick relief, a money back guarantee within eight days, and a cost of three cents per dose, urging readers to telephone their pharmacist.

Cystex

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