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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1935
Page
11
A terse notice records an agreement to suspend wholesale permits pending further review. The fragment references a date sequence and a formal decision while omitting full context and officials. Further readable details remain unclear in the damaged OCR.
Fragmented OCR notes show a discussion on extending the NRA amid martial law rhetoric. Officials forecast a House action within days and a possible compromise bill acceptable to the administration.
Sixty six entered for the state contest of buttermakers. Entries include teams from Ames and Cedar Rapids with demonstrations and awards planned. Judges will sample dairy products, evaluate technique, and announce winners in two divisions for men and women.
In Toledo the auto plant operation restarted after a disruption. Officials reported resumed shifts and continued production as workers returned to assemble vehicles and support facilities.
Two well dressed bandits entered the Elma bank, armed revolvers drawn, forcing tellers and customers to the floor. They escaped in a car with about $600 taken from the till, leaving behind damaged evidence as police traced plates and suspects.
Supreme Court Justice Fortmiller nullified the marriage of Virginia Faulkner after an elopement to Barrina. The case notes reveal the couple wed secretly and faced questions leading to annulment under state law.
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City officials convened to resolve where to store public funds amid a cash flow impasse. Finance Commissioner Burgus outlined plans to move funds to waterworks records and smaller repositories, with a $16,000 Hawthorne project and potential drafts to cover balances. State Treasurer Leo Weimer offered a lower interest option, and banks faced pressure to release funds while preserving safety and insurance considerations.
Thousands of farmers march on Washington praising the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. They urge Congress to sustain the processing tax and amendments while decrying critics and asserting AAA programs will continue to stabilize credit and farm income.
The assignment by Judge SH C Ring designates equity and pretrial matters in the Gizieriet court from Tuesday through March 23. The schedule lists numerous cases and participants including various attorneys, claimants, and parties such as Romestburg, Zane, and Test State Bing al Clamas, with sessions continuing through May 10.
New York report says butler William Graham sues Mrs Henrietta Flick and daughter Margot Flick for 100000 alleging slander after she told friends he entered Margot’s bedroom and refused to leave. He asserts the allegations ruined his employment prospects and reputation.
Dr C F Noe outlines the Amana colonies history in a Kiwanis talk noting the shift from isolation to a procified form. He cites religious ties, language barriers, and community provisions like free medical services as enduring features.
McGregor resident Logan Blizzard received notice from Governor Clyde R. Her ring of his appointment to the conservation commission. He has accepted the post and will serve on the state board.
Coe College reports paying all bills this fiscal year with no debt and no new borrowing as budget planning for the year starting August 1 proceeds. Dr H M Gage, president, announces a strong financial showing and asset management despite past difficulties. Two trustees were replaced, Arthur Erskine and Rev Alfred Nickless seated. Arthur Poe presided.
Shoppers at Cedar Rapids on Dollar Day sought summer items amid mild mid May winds. White purses and shoes sold fast along with dresses, shirts, and cool lamps. Households bought summer bedding, curtains, porch furniture, bathing suits, hosiery, lingerie, and gift items for graduates.
The Rev W A Billy Sunday, 72, veteran evangelist, fell ill after a heart attack and doctors called it serious given his age. He is at the First Baptist Church revival in Chattanooga and was reported resting comfortably after his second heart attack in two years.
Kansas restores capital punishment as an option for first degree murder. Juries will decide between life in prison with hard labor or the death penalty under the new law, after banishment 28 years ago.
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