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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1937
Page
14
Advertisement seeks a responsible party to lease a fully equipped station in the Joop district of Cedar Rapids. Projected monthly revenue around 12 000 dollars. Submit qualifications and financial status and arrange appointment via Box M 62 Gazette.
Numerous listings for 1 to 5 room apartments and houses with furnished and unfurnished options. Offers include private entrances, basements or kitchens, baths, gas or electric heat, and weekly or monthly rates. Locations across Avenues NW NE SE and various streets with contact calls and brief descriptions of terms.
Wanted notices seek 5 or 6 room homes with garage east of 18th Street and 2 or 3 bedroom homes on the east side. Contacts include Co. M Hatfield & Co at 310-12 Amer Tral and direct owner inquiries via Dial 2-1870 or 32-1085.
University of Minnesota houses over 100000 Scandinavian volumes and claims the best U S collection. The department head Andrew A Stromberg notes it includes a complete record of proceedings of Norway Denmark and Sweden governing bodies. He cites growing student interest in cultural and historical studies.
The piece surveys European leaders and dictators noting varied temperance habits. It cites George VI as notably abstemious, Hitler drinking tea or milk, Stalin occasionally wine or vodka, Mussolini moderating wine with meals, and other monarchs like Wilhelmina and Gustav leaning toward tea, water, or limited wine with meals.
Norristown Pennsylvania AP former newspaper publisher Joseph J McGinley 63 released on 25000 bail on homicide charge in the death of his son in law attorney Dennis O Neill coroner says a four inch by one inch throat wound severed jugular vein result of razor McGinley released on habeas corpus by attorney Henry I Fox prior detention without bail officer Charles A Eiler testified McGinley told him son in law fell during a quarrel and cut his own throat
Local brief notices list upcoming meetings and events including the Sokols Junior Falcons picnic at Sokol camp, Ben Hur Juniors gathering, Moose hall card party, and Rock Island Women’s Club picnic. Visitors from Ohio attend a family reunion at Ellis Park, while Mrs. Leeuwen of Yakima is praised in a Washington P T A convention feature. Events also cover memorial parades by Veterans of Foreign Wars and transportation requests for ad placements.
The text notes her role as general state chairman of the P. T. A. indicating leadership within the organization at a state level.
The Iowa Volunteers meet Monday at 9 30 a m at the Memorial building armory entrance to participate in the parade. They will line up just behind the Spanish American War veterans and all members are urged to be present.
Imaginative visitors to the Great Lakes Exposition this summer will be able to drive a full size cab of a locomotive. The exhibit is in the Making of a Nation section and is presented through the cooperation of five of America's largest railroads.
Two Denver men Joseph Oppenheimer age 36 and John Oberdorfer age 22 went missing after an avalanche near Berthoud Pass on Feb 7. Their bodies were recovered in melting ice about four months later, found within fifteen feet of each other with skis still attached.
Search for 14 year old George Nagy, son of Mr and Mrs Dezo Nagy of Oelwein, continued Saturday after he drowned in the lake at Littleton. He stepped from a rock on the dam into a whirlpool.
In Columbus Ohio the 149th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U S A debated whether to strike war sanction from the larger catechism and confession of faith. Dr Graham Hunter of Fullerton Calif introduced a broad resolution to remove the sanction. a narrower measure was already rejected by a small majority. The resolution was referred to a 15 member committee and may return Monday or Tuesday.
Nebraska Young Republicans rejected a resolution praising Senator Burke for opposing Roosevelt’s court plan and adopted a minority report praising members of Congress who opposed it. William A. Stewart was named president. Harry Spencer and Victoria Gage named national officials. The group endorsed irrigation, road policies based on traffic, civil service for state workers, a pro farm market program, and opposed reciprocal trade deals.
George Grimes, 70, survived a house fire but died after attempting to rescue a photograph of his late wife. Grimes was in the yard as flames erupted, then re entered the blaze and was driven back. He suffered severe head burns and did not recover.
Champlins offers thousands of chicks four to eight weeks old including New Hampshires and 500 White Leghorn pullets. All are being sold to the highest bidder with no heat required and roosts supplied. Buyers urged to come see them and take them off the lot.
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