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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1935
Page
8
A garbled excerpt presents Mussolini delivering a celebrated speech amid claims of interference. The text hints at rhetoric about loyalty, destiny, and renewal as supporters and opponents are referenced in broad terms.
A motorist named Willie Willis says the crash was not his fault and attributes the collision to a steering issue. He asserts his vehicle or load caused by a separate factor led to the accident.
In the new century ceremony the people honor King Victor Emmanuel the first as banners and drums mark Italy’s entry into the conflict. The solemn pledge in the Piazza is led by officials and celebrates the nation’s alliance and unity under the monarch.
The crown prince ceremony was modified by the Seers of Sheshine Forces and emended by officials from Musson and Camasi momistess, altering the rites and sequence of the event.
The charred bodies of two army pilots are found after a test flight wreck near the Pine Valley CCC camp. The men were identified as Ltrent Wendell Hofledzy of Encinas and Paveteire 3B. Eicks of Stocks Field Texas. Discovery ended a 50 man search. cause of the crash remains undetermined.
TRENTON New Jersey Bell Telephone company has bought out a rival. The Richland Mutual Rural Telephone company had an exchange in Vineland with wires strung between fence posts and subscribers who crank to reach central. It has now received authority from the public utility commission to sell all assets to New Jersey Bell for 350 dollars in price and includes cedar poles cross arms and crank telephones.
Richard Chapman 22 faced execution in Michigan City prison for murdering Henry Nolte when Gov. Paul V. McNutt granted a 30 day reprieve for new evidence. Electric chair had been tested and barber prepared to shave his head as the 1 01 a m execution time approached.
Winners announced in the Legion Auxiliary poster contest include Phyllis Peterson first prize in sixth grade Adelia Peterson first in seventh grade and Donna Quinn first in eighth grade Judges were Mrs Harris Truman Durr and Will Sears. The rural eighth grade commencement will be held Wednesday at the opera house conducted by Miss Isabella McCormick county superintendent.
Susan Glaspell warns she may quit Provincetown after a disturbance in which Langston A. Moffet of Washington D C and Provincetown faced charges of drunken driving. State Trooper testified to finding them in a car near the harbor as Glaspell, a Provincetown Players founder, disputed the incident before a crowd. She criticized the escort by a trooper and threatened to leave if such treatment continued.
Coroner C E Irwin announced no inquest will be held into the death of Joseph Wilson of Aburnell who died after a motorcycle collision with an automobile near Central City. Heaton of Marion was absolved of blame after an investigation found the crash accidental on a curve on highway 13.
Funeral services were held Thursday at Sacred Heart church for Charles Edward Dempsey 16 who died Tuesday at his mother's home following years of invalidism. He was born February 12, 1919 in Delaware county and lived in Jones county for eight years. He is survived by his mother and several sisters. Burial was at Immaculate Conception cemetery in Castle Grove. Also in Hopkinton the Hopkinton high school junior class visited The Gazette plant after a picnic at Palisades state park touring Quaker Oats Penick and Ford.
The column compares three jam making methods using strawberries. Commercial pectin yields a plump jelly like result, while sun drying with sweetened juice creates a firm jelly over days in sunshine. An oven method uses sugar and broiling heat, then sealing jars. a leaflet on jams and jellies is offered. Farm wages data note 1932 context.
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