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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1940

Page

12

Republican Women Hear Candidates in Linn County Meeting

More than 100 gathered in the YWCA auditorium as candidates from Linn County and surrounding areas spoke to the Linn County Republican Women’s club. Speakers included Lt. Gov. B B Wickenlooper Elmer Johnson Dr John R Gardner R F Robson Frank Evers Milo Mitralsky David Elderkin William Crissman and others.

Linn County Republican Womens Club B_ Wickenlooper Elmer Johnson John R. Gardner Lisbon R F Robson Marion Frank Evers Milo Mitralsky David Elderkin William WW. Criss- Man Robert Wesels Frank Bates R E. Munden Dempsy Jones E W Sundauist James H Smith Justice of the Peace A. Ball J A Dubois J. W. Ballard Linn County Republican Central Committee Republican State Central Committee God Bless America O. Elsenbast E. K. Beane

Pender Business Men Boycott Postmaster Appointment

Pender Neb residents and the chamber of commerce protested the reappointment of Mrs Bessie Freed as postmaster. Senator Edward R Burke announced Washington hopes for settlement. Burke had recommended Freed in January, endorsement withdrawn, then renewed. The boycott disrupted stamps supply at nearby Thurston.

Pender Neb INS Anary Pender Sen Edward R Burke Bessie Freed Burke Washington Thurston Chamber of Commerce Freed

Food Stamp Facsimile Shown For Linn County Welfare Users

Enlarged facsimile of the food stamp is displayed to illustrate the order to be used by more than 6,000 welfare dependents in Linn county. Stamps go on sale Thursday at seven issuing offices through the county as part of the federal surplus commodities corporation plan to absorb agricultural surpluses via normal trade channels.

Linn County Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation

City Briefs Notes Local Activities And Permits

City brief items include Cub Scout Pack 2 meeting at Hayes School Thursday at 7 p.m. and a baked ham supper at St James church. Linn County Young Republicans meet 7:30 p.m. today in Merchants National Bank room 110. Sanitary sewer petition filed for Thirty fourth Street NE between Eastern Avenue and Oakland Road. City grants refunds for unused building permits to Koopacky and Treka.

Linn County Young Republicans Club Merchant's National Bank City Engineering Department Horace G Southerland Thirty-fourth Street Eastern Avenue Oakland Road

Youths Placed in Private Jobs Across Iowa Regions

Twenty two youths found private employment the week of April 29 to May 4 in nine Cedar Rapids area counties as part of the National Youth Administration job hunt. Since April 15 about 360 youths statewide have secured private jobs through the campaign.

Cedar Rapids Naional Youth Administration

Lederer to Speak on German Social Fiction at UI

Dr. Max Lederer of Coe College will address the Humanists Society at the University of Iowa at 8 pm next Monday. His talk titled German Social Fiction in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries discusses research done in Vienna before he came to the United States earlier this year. The Iowa University Faculty Club meeting will be in the board room of the Iowa Union Building.

Max Lederer Coe College Humanists Society University of Iowa Iowa University Iowa Union Lederer Vienna United States Austria

Councilor in Department of Education Appearance

A councilor serves in the Department of Education, holding a public office role and advising on educational policy. The brief notes his position within the department and involvement in governance.

Trunk Line Hearing on Oil Pipe Line Competition

A hearing in Chicago addresses Western Trunk Line proposed rate cuts for bulk refined oil hauls to Iowa Illinois and Nebraska from positions in Kansas Oklahoma and Texas. Coralville identified as closest point to Cedar Rapids with cities at line heads directly involved. HH F Sundberg notes chamber traffic bureau involvement.

Western Trunk Line Iowa Illinois Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Texas Chicago HH. F. Sundberg Chamber of Commerce

Portland woman to lead Parents and Teachers for next three years

Mrs William Kletzer of Portland, Ore, elected president of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers vows to meet the 1940 White House conference on children in a democracy. She cites public aid, youth unemployment, health gaps, and unequal education as urgent local concerns.

Omaha William Kletzer Portland Ore National Congress of Parents and Teachers White House Kletzer United States America

People's Forum Letter Policy Declared

Readers are reminded that contributions to the People's Forum must be under 100 words and include the writer's full signature and address for publication. The notice emphasizes proper adherence to submission guidelines and the form required before printing in the forum.

People’s Forum

Not a Quaker editor clarifies Rhodes reprieve letter

Levi Bowles of West Branch Iowa refutes a Gazette report claiming Ida Chamness sought a last minute reprieve for Walter H Rhodes and says Chamness has not attended Quaker meetings for 25 years. He disputes burial in a Quaker cemetery and clears the Meeting of responsibility for her actions.

Ida Chamness George A Wilson Walter H. Rhodes Ida R. Chamness John Mercer Quaker Meeting Levi Bowles West Branch Iowa

National Banking Act and Federal Reserve criticized in 19th century commentary

A historical analysis argues the National Banking Act and later Federal Reserve Act shifted money creation to private banks. The piece cites Salmon P. Chase's regret and contends the reforms violated constitutional provisions while profit maximizing bankers control currency and credit.

Gazette Lincoln Salmon P. Chase Secretary of the Treasury Congress Federal Reserve Banks Federal Reserve Bank Act United States Treasury People’s Treasury Department Bureau of Printing and Engraving

Congressional money control resolutions urged by Richards

Dan W Richards calls voters to back S J Res 188 in Congress to restore money handling to the legislature and to back H J Res 391 through the House urging private bankers not to usurp fiscal power in city views.

Congress Dan W Richards City

Assassin Kills Noted Chemist at Doorstep in Westfield

An assassin shot 65 year old food chemist Lewis B Allyn on his Westfield doorstep and fled into darkness. Allyn heard the knock while reading in his living room and collapsed. his wife, upstairs, heard the disturbance but was unaware of the assailant.

Westfield Mass Lewis B Allyn Allyn

Murder in Pure Food City Echoes 1934 Mount Hermon Slayings

A man lies fatally shot in a town famous as the pure food city. Nearby a novel titled The Gun marks his place as police probe a mystery echoing the 1934 Mount Hermon school headmaster Dr. Elliott Speer slaying in Northfield, 45 miles away.

Eral Allyn Elliott Speer Mount Hermon Northfield Here

Man Acquitted After Admission Of Beer Drinking Habit

In Trumbull Connecticut Alex F Varanelli admitted drinking 35 glasses of beer before his arrest but claimed he drank that much daily and was not intoxicated Justice Joseph L Schwimmer acquitted him.

Trumbull, Conn Alex F. Varanelli Joseph L. Schwimmer

Exquisite handmade white linen kerchiefs for Mother’s Day

Lovely white embroidered linen ker chiefs entirely hand made. Make Mother happy with one of these exquisite lace hankies. Every one a picture. Unusually complete assortments.

Rolls la Garde

Chinese Kerchiefs for the Linen Net Handkerchiefs

Pure linen applique on net. Scarcity of this type handkerchief makes them doubly attractive. Why not add one or two to your own collection.

Hand Embroidered and Appliqued Textile Craft Item

Hand embroidered and appliqued piece described as pure white with hand rolled hems. Craft object details emphasize meticulous needlework and finishing.

Embroidered Display in White or Colors Shown

The ad promises the most complete range yet and highlights beautifully embroidered items in white or color. See the lovely display of offerings.

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OF Agriculture City Briefs Hanna Barbers Second Avenue Cub Pack 2 Hayes School St James Church Robert Carroll Norway St. Luke's Hospital Charles L. Kopecky F Avenue Frank J. Treka Forest Drive Craemer Eos Dorothy Perkins Miss Hart The Department of Education Vogue Switzerland Madeira U.S. A M . Wimadem Ry Tariggss Ann Foster
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