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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1936
Page
17
The long running tree shelter belt program, funded with about 60 000 dollars, is halted after delays and opposition. Officials report design work, site preparation, and public hearings, with bids and budget details muddled in the fragmented text. The effort aimed to plant trees along farm fields but faced funding and logistical hurdles through 1996.
A local man was found guilty of drunk driving in Vinton after a jury trial. Court records show the defendant faced charges stemming from a nighttime incident, with sentencing to follow.
A court sentenced a man named Krarpis for his role in a ring. The hearing detailed charges and imposed a penalty. The topic centers on criminal activity and the judge's decision.
Senator Burah opposes committing the Republican Party to a return to the gold standard. The stance frames the party’s monetary policy direction and signals a cautious approach to tying fiscal policy to gold-backed currency. Critics warn of potential economic constraints, while supporters argue for stabilizing value.
A court records Starr pleading guilty to two major crimes. The sentence and case details are not fully legible in the supplied OCR text. This entry notes the conviction and acknowledges the unresolved portions of the record.
Roosevelt plans public talks during a Western trip. Reports note two press conferences ahead of the events with details about locations and timing.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Sidte School program branding prominent doctors. It mentions site stages and dates, with unclear names and multiple garbled phrases. The readable items hint at a student event or presentation and possible prize figures around £200.
A prize essay draws on Jeanne Crew's family experiences and life events, including how a life insurance arrangement affected her relatives. The piece notes that the author, inspired by personal circumstances, wrote about seven wise men and reference is made to a French angel fish resident of the cave.
Mrs Sarah Boys former Cedar Rapids resident died Tuesday morning at her daughter's home in Chicago. She lived in the area until moving to Cedar Rapids years ago and is survived by several relatives. Services will be held at Cedar Rapids Der Chapel Friday at 2.
Miaih Davis, vice-president at Pern Mutus Lite Insurance, was found dead from carbon monoxide in his Philadelphia home. Police said he had been ill with a stomach disorder and was a native of Mmstiya, Iowa.
A fragmented OCR fragment hints at a pregnancy topic noting twins and possible triplets. It references names and phrases but lacks clear context or coherent facts, making a definitive news item hard to extract. The piece mentions poetry and individual names in a disjointed way without a clear event or outcome.
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