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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1933

Page

12

British Officers Seized by Chinese Pirates Off Manchuria

Four British officers aboard the Nanchang were kidnapped by Chinese bucaneers off Yingehow Manchuria. British vice counsel D H Clark arrived to assist as Gen Wang sent troops to Pan Shan to locate victims. A wide search by Japanese and Manchukuoan authorities continued along the coast and into Newchwang.

Yingehow Manchuria D. H. Clark Mukden Nanchang Wang Tien-Chnung Panshan Newchwang Thamdas Gulf Lieaduns Priestes Hugh Tide Newchang Ries P.s’os W. E. Hargraves A. D Blue F L. Pears Charles Johnson

Maine Lodge Hosts Odd Fellows Rebekahs Tonight Event

Maine lodge No 643 I O O F will host all city Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Friday at 8 15 in the K P hall on First avenue after its regular meeting. State grand master Norman D Smith of Cedar Rapids will speak with music readings and a magic act plus a sports program including a hundred yard dash discus throw a ball game and a dog race. All members are invited.

Maine Lodge 1.O.O.F Odd Fellows Rebekahs K. of P. Hall First Avenue Norman D. Smith Cedar Rapids Order

Robovsky Out McArtor In As Central Unemployed Chief

G. J. McArtor elected president of the Central Unemployed organization after Wes Robovsky resigned. Other officers include John W. Horak Frank Kohl and Charles Day as vice presidents with George Traby as secretary-treasurer. A benefit dance is set for Friday at 8 in Moose Hall with the Happy-Go-Lucky Rohe suoy orchestra donating services.

G. J. McArtor Central Unemployed Organization Wes Robovsky John W. Horak Frank Kohl Charles Day George Traby Moose Hall

Local Iowa ROTC Cadets Win Military Scholarship Honors

Lyman L. Mitchell and Henry R. Redus of this city, first year advanced infantry ROTC students at the University of Iowa, earned military scholarship medals for a top semester record. Lieut Col Converse R. Lewis announced that 34 cadets received the award from about 1,000 cadets across four units.

Lyman L. Mitchell Henry R. Redus R.O T.C University of Iowa R.O.T Converse R. Lewis Mitchell Redus

Injunction Halts Illinois Sales Tax Law Temporarily

Edwardsville Illinois. Judge Jesse Brown granted a temporary injunction delaying enforcement of the new Illinois sales tax law minutes before its Saturday effective date. State officials sought to forestall a potential friendly contesting suit.

Illinois Edwardsville Ill Jesse Brown General Assembly Brown

Bakers Win Point In Fight Over Iowa Law

Fourteen baking companies mainly in Iowa won a temporary injunction against enforcing the state bread weight law. Circuit Judge William Kenyon and U S District Judges George Scott and Charles A Dewey overruled dismissal efforts, ruling the 1931 statute unconstitutional under the Sixth and Fourteenth amendments. Petersen Baking of Korn Rapids was among the plaintiffs.

DES Moines Iowa William 8. Kenyon Fort Dodge U. S George Scott Sioux City Charles A. Dewey The Petersen Baking Company of Kone Rapids

Repeal Bill May Go To Conference Committee

Des Moines AP reports the constitutional convention bill for national prohibition repeal heads to conference committee after the Iowa Senate, 33 to 6, refused to concur with a House amendment. House likely to stand firm, triggering conference panels to resolve differences.

DES Moines Iowa Senate Senate House

Benton County Legion Meet Set at Norway Hall

Benton county American Legion to hold a meeting Thursday at 7 pm in Norway Hall with speakers W Earl Hall state commander FE R Cronk third district commander Dr Martin and other state officers. All Legionaires invited.

Benton County Legion Norway Hall Benton County American Legion W. Earl Hall Mason City FE. R. Cronk Montour Third District Martin of

Creditors File Suit Against Brentano's

Seven publisher creditors filed an involuntary bankruptcy petition in federal court against Brentano's Inc a leading New York book retailer. Listed debts include Dodd Mead 11000 Harcourt Brace 15960 Houghton Mifflin 15750 Charles Scribner's Sons 19000 Blue Ribbon 600 Grossett and Dunlap 1400 Frederick A Stokes 8900.

New York Brentano's, Inc Dodd Mead and Co. Inc Harcourt Brace and Co., Inc Houghton Mifflin and Co Charles Scribner’s Sons Blue Ribbon Books Inc Grossett and Dunlap Inc Frederick A. Stokes Co

Violence Flares In N Y Milk Strike

In Rochester New York violence marked the second day of a milk strike as picketing farmers halted supplies by stopping and dumping cargoes on roads. At least two men were injured during the confrontations with the Dairy Men's League Cooperative Association as producers maintained blockades connected to the city.

Rochester N. Y Dairymen's League Co-operative Association

Youngest Son of Gandhi Arrested

Devadas Gandhi, Mahatma Gandhi's youngest son, was arrested at a Bombay wayside station en route to Calcutta for a nationalist meeting. More than 500 Gandhi followers were arrested, all believed delegates to the session. police told railway officials to refuse tickets to likely delegates.

Bombay Devadas Gandhi Mahatma Gandhi Calcutta Gandhi

New Iowa Bank Bill 15 Aimed at Depositors Protection

The governor announces a proposed law to require banks to issue preferred stock to depositors as part of depositors agreements. He says banks now negotiating such agreements must include provision for preferred stock or face no approval. The measure seeks to balance depositor rights with bank management control under the plan.

Banking Department

Bill For Five Day Week Approved By Senate Committee

The Senate judiciary committee voted 11 to 3 to back a Black five day 30 hour week bill aimed at employing jobless workers in industry. The measure would be an emergency program limited to two years and would bar interstate shipments of goods produced by workers exceeding 30 hours weekly.

Washington Llp Senate Judiciary Committee Robinson Rep Ind Ashurst Borah Norris Indiana Black van Nuys Schall Dill McCarran Long Neely Austin Herbert Hastings Secretary of Labor Perkins

Decorah Credit Bureau picks new secretary after death

At a special Decorah Credit Bureau meeting Melvin Sattre was elected secretary to fill the vacancy created by the death of B J McKay.

Decorah Decorah Credit Bureau Melvin Sattre B. J. McKay

Birmingham Man Held For Omaha Bad Check Released

Jack Wolpert aged 35 from Birmingham Alabama was arrested here on a bad check charge filed by a hotel company and released by police after he arranged to settle the matter with Omaha authorities yesterday evening.

Jack Wolpert Birmingham Ala Omaha

K C Members To Recite Rosary For John Condon

Cedar Rapids Knights of Columbus will recite the Rosary at 7 30 p m Thursday at John Condon s home 924 A avenue NW. Mr Condon died Wednesday.

Cedar Rapids Knights of Columbus John Condon A Avenue NW Mr. Condon

Bars pledge clearer beer with new keg pressure device

In Chicago a new device to control keg pressure is installed at many bars to cut foam and save beer. The system aims to nearly eliminate foamy collars on frothy steins when beer returns on April 7.

Chicago

Wyoming Students Plan Benefit Concert for District Contest

Wyoming contestants for the sub district music contest will perform at the opera house on April 4 to raise funds for travel and other expenses. The program includes the mixed chorus the school band a woodwind ensemble and soloists on baritone and trombone.

Wyoming Waterloo Opera House

High School Girl Who Cut Classes Is Found Murdered

Seventeen year-old Violet Ganscow, a truant from Palatine area high school since December, was found beaten to death in a roadside ditch near Palatine. Police traced a New Year resolutions list in her purse and suspected she may have ridden with strangers after a downtown Chicago trip, leaving with little money.

Chicago Violet Ganscow Palatine Violet

Injunction Action Over Note and Certificate in Cold Stream Heights

Judge John T. Moffit heard Jesse W. Mason vs Mae J. Hammill and J. W. Hammill in district court. Mason obtained a temporary injunction to stop disposal of a $500 personal note and a government adjusted compensation certificate used as security in a real estate deal. He claims the Hammills promised return of the note and certificate after foreclosure began and after he and his wife vacated, but they say the papers were accepted as part payment.

John T. Moffit Jesse W. Mason Mae J. Hammill J. W. Hammill Mason Hammills Cold Stream Heights

Pleads Not Guilty To Grocery Store Break in

Everett Robinson 23 pled not guilty before Judge F O Ellison in district court on breaking and entering charges after Zachar Brothers grocery entry early Sunday. Police found cigaret packs with Zachar stamp in a room shared with Arthur Davis. Davis released Wednesday. Robinson previously sentenced Jan 5 to one year in county jail for motor vehicle without owner’s consent but paroled. Attachment settled. Judge Ellison to hold Friday assignment for equity and law cases. County Agent Bates of Blair Nebraska advises cod liver oil for hens to boost resistance and eggshell strength.

Everett Robinson Fifteenth Avenue SE F. O. Ellison Robinson Zachar

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