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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1933

Page

11

Bombs Found in Home of Mukden Consul General

Bombs were found in the residence of the American consul general Myr S. Myers and at the British consulate general in Mukden, removed without detonation. Japanese police investigate while Myers aids U S on Japanese occupation of Manchuria and the Manchukuo regime.

Mukden Muekden Manchuria Myr S. Myers Myers United States Japan China Neils Nielsen

Holiday Farmers to Get Honorary Seats in Labor Body

The Linn county Farmers Holiday association won official recognition from the Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor. Honorary memberships may extend to five representatives named by the Holiday group among its 800 members. Members debated free distribution of city advertising sheets in non union shops and resolved urging advertisers to favor home industry.

Linn County Farmers’ Holiday Association Cedar Rapids

Will Rogers on oil czar and spring in Oklahoma

Will Rogers writes from Chelsea Oklahoma praising spring and horses, notes farmers look worse yet feel better, and claims Roosevelt will soon appoint an oil czar as a needed industry warden. He mentions Rockefeller and Brisbane moving north from Florida as a sign of seasonal change.

Gasette Chelsea Okla Oklahoma Roosevelt Washington Rockefeller Brisbane Florida

City Briefs and Personal Items Highlight Local Events

A story hour is set in the public library reading room Saturday at 11 a.m. Thirteen members of the Ladies Relief club met at Mrs. W. Brim's home on 614 C avenue NE with refreshments. High Twelve club held a social noon meeting with general discussion. L. T. Wilcox was fined $2 and costs for parking with no rear light. Iowa Consistory No 2 to meet at 7 30 tonight. Fresh shipment Jones sausage advertised. Linn County Bar Association to meet Saturday at 12 15 at Hotel Roosevelt. G W Thompson of Sioux City named local manager for State Finance Co transfer here. F L Wilson moves to Sioux City. Frank Natt obtained a city permit to build a $1 000 dwelling on Thirtieth street SE.

Ladies Relief Club Frank Natt Fifth Avenue City Building Department Ladies Union of the Christian Church Oscar French Fred Lang C. J. Biddle Frank Lindahl Lavesne Crew

Naturalization Hearing Preparations In Cedar Rapids

A. H. Bode district inspector of naturalization and L. J. Storey city clerk received applications Friday in Cedar Rapids. Applications will be reviewed at a superior court hearing in September following a federal ruling.

A. H. Bode District Inspector of Naturalization Cedar Rapids L. J. Storey Superior Court

Cedar Rapids Gas Co seeks to relay gas mains on Thirty first Street SE

Superior court hearings were rescinded temporarily. Cedar Rapids Gas Co asked to relay 200 feet of high pressure gas main on Thirty first Street SE south of Second Avenue and install 190 feet eastward from Fourth Street on One Avenue NW. The city council referred the matter to the department of public improvements.

Cedar Rapids Gas Company Second Avenue Fourth Street Department of Public Improvements

Assault case ends with fine for Joe Houston alias Jehovah Stewart

Joe Houston aged 21 alias Jehovah Stewart of 209 K avenue NW was fined 25 dollars and costs by Justice G. Lighner on an assault and battery charge filed by his wife. She said he dragged her from Joe Miller’s home on 1142 Fourth street NW Thursday night. Beck Miller, Joe Miller's brother, fired two shots during the incident but could not be located by police.

Joe Houston Jehovah Stewart K Avenue NW Justice G Lightner Houston Joe Miller Fourth Street NW Beck Miller

Democratic Jobs Feast To Start With Farley Promises

Washington reports Farley, the postmaster general, told about 300 Democratic House members that a purge of incumbent Postmasters, district attorneys, collectors of internal revenue and other government job holders would begin today. A Democratic civil service commission will step in, lifting the moratorium on political appointments as the new administration acts.

Washington INS James A. Farley Congress Farley Democratic Civil Service Commission

Former Senator W S Baird Dies In Council Bluffs

W S Baird longtime Iowa state legislator and former chairman of the senate ways and means committee died Friday of a heart attack in Council Bluffs. Born June 3 1863 he was a lawyer and banking officer with a record in public service and university affairs.

Council Bluffs W. S. Baird Baird General Assembly Senate Ways and Means University of Iowa Council Bluffs Savings Bank Samuel Baird Council Bluffs High School Cornell College Mount Vernon

Prof Compton Wife And Son Hurt In Auto Collision

Mrs Arthur H Compton wife of the University of Chicago physicist and their 15 year old son Arthur were recovering from minor injuries after a skid on wet pavement nine miles west of Sterling and a crash with another car. Professor Compton drove to Mount Vernon IL to fulfill a lecture engagement.

Elliott Roosevelt Named Manager of Coast Air Line

Elliott Roosevelt 22 son of President Roosevelt becomes general manager of Gilpin Airlines operating between Los Angeles and Agua Caliente Mexico. He vows to learn fast and plans to settle in Los Angeles with his wife joining him soon. He aims to become a full fledged pilot after more flight hours.

Los Angeles MNL Elliott Roosevelt Roosevelt Gilpin Airlines Agua Caliente Mex

Gandhi's Doctor Sees Chance to End Fast

Dr Ansari Gandhi’s physician said he hopes to persuade the leader to abandon his 21 day fast. Gandhi entered the fifth day at noon as medical opinion cited risk to his life and sought unified medical view.

Poona India Dr. Ansari Mahatma M. K. Gandhi

Chicago Teachers Get Part Of Pay

Payroll checks totaling 3 346 677 were distributed to Chicago school teachers and staff after bankers agreed to take up tax warrants to provide cash for four months of pay. About 12 500 000 remains to be paid within four days, meeting payrolls to Jan 1 1933 per Mayor Edward J Kelly. ONSLOW Burney Fagan’s country home was destroyed by fire about midnight Wednesday with most contents lost. Mrs Fagan was away. the family escaped unharmed. Insurance stood at 3000 on the house and 800 on furniture and clothing.

Chicago INS Edward J. Kelly Belle Plaine Emerson Longfellow Morgan L. Morris Prinecipal

Marion News Milwaukee Railroad Wom en’s club drives members

The Milwaukee Railroad Women’s club launches its annual membership drive chaired by Mrs. A J Elder and Mrs. Guy Miller with a May 25 breakfast at the Marion Country club at 11 am. Dues benefit unemployed railroad workers and voting membership is limited to wives and employed women.

Milwaukee Railroad Women's Club A.J. Elder Guy Miller L. 8. Rove John Smith Stanley Thomas George Barnoske, Jr J. F. Coakley O. Fahey Charles T. Rowe Marion Country Club W. D. Shank Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society F. J. Hardenbrook Milwaukee

Clubs Host, Meetings Mark Quiet May Morning

Mrs J R Shaffer hosted the Ivanhoe club at a May breakfast for fourteenwomen at West Sixth avenue with pink blue decor and knight silhouettes on plaid cards. Pleasant Grove Community club met at the Jones home with forty eight members plus fourteen guests. program featured whistling duet reading and talks. Milwaukee detectives recovered two runaway youths near the rail yard. parents notified and boys held in Marion jail awaiting Davenport word. Ladies Aid hosted luncheon for thirty five at Mrs Joe Browns home with readings by Miss Freda Young. Everett Rhodes family visited Mr and Mrs Ivan Gilmore near Marion with Paty and Bruce.

J. R. Shaffer West Sixth Avenue Ivanhoe Club W. L. Slife Walter Kennedy Willis Jordan Ralph Seager W. L.slife Glen Kinser Pleasant Grove Community Club A. R. Jones George Michel Carl Carver Magmie Reinheimer Lee Legler Clinton Edwards John M. Walters J. L. Papes Edward Manson Jerry Mann Herman Thunherst Milwaukee Walter Davidson Arlin Hintze Davenport Marion City Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church Joe Brown Seventh Avenue Owen Fernow Freda Young

Surprised by Fourteen Persons in Rapids

A report notes an unexpected count of fourteen individuals involved in rapid events. The article highlights surprise at the number and hints at ensuing scrutiny or reaction from authorities and observers.

Funeral services for Glenn Wayne Platner held Sunday

Funeral services were conducted Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Yocom chapel for Glenn Wayne Platner three months old son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Platner near Marion Rev Ernest Allen of Prairie Chapel officiated Burial followed at Campbell cemetery near Bertram.

Glenn Wayne Platner Glenn Platner Marion Yocom Chapel Ernest Allen Prairie Chapel Campbell Cemetery Bertram

Marion School Notes Highlight Student Achievements

Second grade phonics contest awarded Ethel Mae Coon first Jack Smith second and Nellie Hendrickson third. May day program praised. sixth grade ciphering winners were girls. First and second grades sent Chinese school pictures and a Chinese greeting. a three page letter from a Chinese child followed. Fourth grade toured cactus collections at Percy Hutton and first two grades visited Jack Smith’s colored chicks. Recent visitors included Mrs. Roland Fowler Mrs. F A Newman Sarah Hayes and Ruth Rundquist. Miss Erma Steene’s division will present Friday program featuring music Scripture reading play et te and various solo and choral numbers. First grade welcomed Mrs. Roy Benedict and son Jimmy and Mrs. Harold Mullaley with daughter Jean.

Percy Hutton Jack Smith Irving Roland Fowler F. A. Newman Sarah Hayes Ruth Rundquist Lincoln Erma Steene Francis Mary E. Granger Eunice Mershon Jean Lehdigh Mary E. Ford Frances Davin Richard Mrussey Robert Maxson James Fry John Walters Carlton Oxley Wilson Booze Richard Russey Lillian Ann Harding Frances Ellenberger Laverna Crew Honest Peggy Virginia Reiber Mary O. Reiter Joan McCann Anna M. Sullivan Jacquelyn Clay Lucille Cone Retta Knapp Genevieve Oakley Lillian A. Harding Jean Leidigh Roy Benedict Jimmy Harold Mullaley Jean

Alburnett Awards Honor Eighth Graders At Legion Ceremony

A. FR. McElwain visited Alburnett to present American Legion awards for honor service leadership scholarship and courage to Roneald Schueller and Wilma Nietert. Similar awards will follow at Marion Springville and St Berchmans Seminary.

A. FR. McElwain Alburnett American Legion Roneald Schueller Wilma Nietert Marion Springville St. Berchman’s Seminary

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Peiping Nelson T. Johnson Nelson Mallory HELMS Will Rogers Will High Twelve Club L. T. Wilcox Second Avenue SE Iowa Jones Sausage Hladky’s Dial 4141 Linn County Bar Association Hotel Roosevelt G. W. Thompson Sioux City State Finance Company F. L. Wilson Mr. Thompson Sioux v Asevalal van Second Street John E. Lapes Third Avenue SE Compton Coast Air Line Marion News Milwaukee Club U. S U.S C. C. Scott Twelfth Street H. W. Erwin D. I. Hoskins The Circle H. B. Hammond Helen Hoskins Post Office C. R. Creglow Mississippi Nellie Creglow Mother Machree Laura Kershner Elmer Graham Catherine Wiley Mothers Club Fred Lutz Emma Klein Hubert McCalley Lester Boetcher Federation of Women’s Clubs Miss Klein Boetcher Beverly Lutz Robert Hess Henry Miller J. A. Nedrow Miller L. L. L. Club Robert Atz Joseph Cira Vernon Clark Frank Cramer James Davin le Vernon Backer Maurice Flack William Fowler John Granger Charles Hagerman Robert Hense Norman Johnson Richard Little Allen McKean Charles Oxley Robert Shekelton John Shirley Jacob Snell John Stewart John Library Kent Finger Pleasant Grove Club Everett Rhodes Patty and Bruce Niagara Falls Ivan Gilmore Marlon the Gazette Chas. Field Sixteenth Ave Gazette Cedar Platner Child Dan Hickey Laurens Cherokee Marion Shakespeare Club Idlewild Harry Snell H. A. Sutherland Ida Hall Naomi McBurney San Diego Calif Marion Post Legion Hall Cornell College Symphony Orchestra Horace Alden Miller Nakohopa Seventh Day Church of God Ninth Avenue Sixth Street C. W. Carver Trojan Lodge A. F A. M Masonic Temple Fleming’s Central Market Marion, Iowa ED Sigfred Balbriggan Union Alburnett Awards Alice Wallace John Gill Catherine Reinheimer Beulah Etzel Faye Touro Miss Reinheimer Boston RE. F. C Robb Ross Sunkist New England del Monte G. B LmsIe Bevalieary Idaho
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