Riots Erupt as Nazi Official Arrives at Brooklyn Pier
A 1,000 strong crowd clashes with police at the North German Lloyd pier in Brooklyn during the arrival of Hans Weidemann, Hitler regime representative for Chicago expo. Rioters hurl bricks, police deploy gas and draw guns to restore order after arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lloyd Line
Brooklyn
America
Hans Weidemann
Adolf Hitler
Chicago
Weidemann
Columbus
Battery
Manhattan
Masi
Met
Gotthold Schneider
Schneider
Mner
Baptists Warn Against Criticizing Roosevelt Beer Policy
In Washington the Northern Baptist convention heard a Syracuse pastor urge members not to balk at President Roosevelt’s beer repeal stance. He warned that opposing Roosevelt on beer yet backing his peace goals risks damaging Christian witness and global disarmament efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
Northern Baptist Convention
Southern Baptists
Bernard Clausen
Syracuse
N. Y
Raymond Hatton Declares Bankruptcy in Los Angeles
Actor Raymond W. Hatton files voluntary bankruptcy in Los Angeles claiming inability to meet debts. Petition filed on 29,608. details of liabilities and assets not fully disclosed in available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hatton
Los Angeles
INS
Raymond W. Hatton
Carter's Little Liver Pills advertised as liver booster
An advertisement urges readers to wake the liver with Carter's Little Liver Pills claiming they increase bile flow and digestion. It touts the pills as gentle vegetable extracts, red label branding, and a 25 cent price at stores, crediting 1931 AM Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
C, AM. Co
Second Morgan List Read at Probe Reveals Large Pledged Sums
A long ledger style listing shows numerous individuals and firms pledging amounts from 100 to 50,000 with a final total of 722,600. Notable names include Morgan, Rockefeller, and Drexel alongside Baring style trusts and corporations. The document reads as an itemized financial inquiry or disclosure of substantial contributions or holdings.
Pope Pius Blesses 300000 As He Goes To St John Lateran
Rome AP reports Pope Pius blessed an estimated 300000 worshippers as he left the Vatican to celebrate mass at the Basilica of St John Lateran. The occasion marked the return of Ascension Day rites after 1870, and the pope, once ordained there fifty four years ago, then returned to the Vatican amid cheers. Tadpoles are vegetarians but become carnivorous when grown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Pius
St. John Lateran
Rome
Pius
Vatican
Three Bystanders Shot in New York Gang War
Early Thursday upper Broadway flames with gunfire as two black sedans and a truck full of gunmen swept from Eighty-first to Eighty-fourth Street. Miss Irene Savage 24 and Miss Sadie Fortune 35 West End Avenue and Walter O'Donald Hornell N Y were wounded. Savage left shoulder Fortune back O'Donald forehead. Wounds serious with two critically hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Eighty-first Street
Eighty-fourth
Irene Savage
Sadie Fortune
West End Avenue
Walter O'Donald
Hornell
N. Y
Miss Savage
Miss Fortune
O'Donald
Detective Gennerich Leaves New York Police After 25 Years
Detective August A. Gennerich, serving as bodyguard to President Roosevelt on leave, will retire from the New York Police Department at midnight after twenty five years of service. He will continue as the President's bodyguard and receive a 1500 dollar annual pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
August A. Gennerich
Roosevelt
Gennerich
Sunshine and Health Camp Drive Seeks Gifts for Needy Children
Cedar Rapids Gazette appeals for Camp Good Health Fund donations to provide outdoor living, nutritious meals, and medical care for destitute children. The piece notes past contributions from Mrs. Arthur Poe and others totaling $310, urging gifts to ensure camp opening by mid June for nutrition and health recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Good Health
Camp Good Health Fund
Arthur Poe
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Louise Leibert
King's Daughters
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Industrial gains in May reported by federal reserve board
The Federal Reserve Board reported April and early May 1933 showed strong industrial gains. The index rose 11.6 percent in April to 67 with a 15.3 percent year over year rise, steel activity jumped 15 to 25 percent due to auto demand, and wholesale prices rose as the dollar slipped after the gold embargo before recovering. Construction picked up in early May, payrolls rose less than prior declines, and dollar parity shifted from 83 to 87 percent between May 5 and May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Notes
Dr Arduser optometrist ad lists 204 Paramount. Archie Reinheimer Marion reports wheel tire and cover stolen from car near St Luke s hospital. Charles Huston Cedar Rapids chairman left Des Moines hospital after two week treatment. Robert Kleineck 13 admitted to St Luke s hospital with fractured right wrist. Town Mutual Dwelling insures homes at 25 percent savings. Kennth Oxley and Edwin Novak named among top one eighth of ISU junior engineering class initiation by Tau Beta Pi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Reinheimer
Marion
St. Luke's Hospital
Charles D. Huston
Cedar Rapids
Democratic State Central Committee
Des Moines
Robert Kleineck
Springville
Kleineck
Kenneth G. Oxley
Charles G. Oxley
Sixth Avenue
Edwin C. Novak
Charles J. Novak
Second Street
Iowa State College
Tauare Pi
Legion Dance Invitation From Central City Post
The American Legion post at Central City extends an invitation to all Cedar Rapids Legionnaires and nearby residents to attend a dance. The event aims to foster fellowship and support Legion programs in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Central City
Cedar Rapids
Legion Post Event Set for Thursday at I O O F Hall
The post schedules an affair for Thursday at 9 p.m. in the I O O F hall. The post commander urges all local Legion men and their wives to attend. Ad lists 1338 1st Ave. Dogs clipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
France And Cash Open New Cedar Rapids Law Offices
Attorneys J C France of Tipton and C J Cash of Anamosa announce opening of new Cedar Rapids offices at 1229 Merchants National Bank to practice law in state and federal courts. They will maintain homes and offices in Tipton and Anamosa and staff in three county seats to serve clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. France
Tipton
C. J. Cash
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Births Reported At Local Hospitals
Born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Lester Melsh at St Luke s hospital a son. A son born May 25 to Mr and Mrs Richard Long of Clarence at Mercy hospital. A daughter born May 24 to Mr and Mrs Bert Nelson at Mercy hospital. A son born May 24 to Mr and Mrs Harold Kane at Mercy hospital. The United States supplied nearly two thirds of the railroad ties imported into China last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Melsh
First Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Richard Long
Clarence
Mercy Hospital
Bert Nelson
Sixth Street
Harold Kane
Eighth Avenue
United States
China
Peru and Colombia Reach Leticia Armistice Accord
In Bogotá Colombia Foreign Minister Urdaneta and League of Nations President Sean Lester announced immediate cessation of hostilities between Colombia and Peru over the Leticia corridor. The Geneva session of the League of Nations council publicly confirmed the agreement ending the armed conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
Colombia
Peru
Leticia
Urdaneta
Sean Lester
League Council
Geneva
R' Wee
League’ of Nations Council
Miracle Cure Vanishes Rheumatic Pain For Family
A neighbor gifts Allenru and a family finds rapid relief from rheumatic pains after using it. The patient previously suffered severe rheumatic distress and neuritis, with pain easing within 24 to 48 hours. The ad promises a refund if relief does not occur, listing an 8 oz bottle at 85 cents and urging purchase through May Drug Co. or Podzimek Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenru
Drug Co
Podzimek Pricey
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York Pier
Aker
Ronald Lardtub
Rick
Great Caesar
Lady Hoople
Morgan
Walter Craig
Clinton H. Crane
P E. Crowley
John W. Davis
Arthur V. Davis
H. P. Davison
Edward Dibrell
Dominick and Dominick
Wallace B. Denham
Drexel and Company
Ir. H. Ecker
Cornelius Couzens Egan
Martin Egan
Evans Stillman and Company
George B. Everitt
William Ewing
Marshall Field
First Chicago Corp
First Security Company
H. A. Fortington
P. S. Franklin
W. E. Frew
Stephens Merselius
Albert G. Milbank
Edward G. Miner
Minsch Monell and Company, Inc
Charles E. Mitchell
Sitney Z. Mitchell
Daniel J. Moran
H. S. Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Morgan and Cle
Paris
Morgan Grenfell and Company
London
M Morize
J. R. Morrow
Frederick K. Morrow
F. S. Moseley and Company
Vernon Munroe
John P. Murphy
National City Company
Newmont Mining Corporation
Old Colony Corporation
John E. Oldham
Robert E. Olds
Miss Anne O'Rourke
Carlo Orsi
J. J. Pelley
T. Nelson Perkins
Bernard EB. Pollock
Bernard E. Pollock
Ww. C. Potter
John W. Prentiss
Seward Prosser
Stanley Reser
S. W. Reyburn
Arthur Reynolds
John D. Ryan
Salomon Bros. and
Mutsler
J. A. M. de Sanchez
Fanz Schneider, Jr
Florence S. Schuette
A. P. Sloan
Matthew S. Sloan
Edward B. Smith and Co
F. S. Smithers and Co
Somerset Corp
Harold Starley
Charles Steele
John N. Steele
John A.stephens
Frederick Strauss
Charles I Sturgis
Cornelius J. Sullivan
Myron C. Taylor
Walter C. Tengle
William Boyce Thompson
A A. Tilney
Spencer Trask
ABC
Kinderella Conlon Decker Dexter Fairday
Edelco Gainaday
Sunnymuda
Thor Universal Voss
Westinghouse
Whirldry Oodrow Nich
Rinso
Ruth
Day
Eileen
NEW York Police
Anamosa J.C
France
Dr. Arduser
Paramount
Mitvalsky's
Huston
Town Mutual Dwelling
McKinney Fire Agency
Ames
Central City Legion
Cash
Goodrich
Silvertown
2Nd Ave. SE
Dial
Sears
Navy
Royal
Gol
Ken
Third Ave
Iowa
Sears, Roebuck A of
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!