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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1933
Page
9
NRA census early analysis shows payrolls and employment rising under the re employment agreement while average wage per worker declines. Shorter hours and more part time jobs contribute to lower averages, though total purchasing power increases overall.
SPRINGFIELD Mo AP a man identified as L A Mudd about 36 of Anes Ta was found dead Tuesday on a westbound Frisco freight train near Conway Mo his face crushed as if struck by a low bridge Detectives said he was not murdered and his identity was tentatively established by a Knights of Columbus and a street car ticket and sales ticket found in his pockets indicating he had sold produce in St Louis weeks earlier
A scanned crossword style puzzle page lists clues for horizontal and vertical entries with numbers and word hints. The grid references include labor and union related terms, older diction, and various wordplay prompts across business and civic contexts.
The American Legion sponsors the two night presentation of Trixie From Dixie directed by Miss Everley Wells. A large cast of ninety local performers brings the home talent show to the Olympic theater for two nights.
Beverly Hills columnist Will Rogers argues against gold purchases on the world market claiming such actions inflate prices. He mocks foreign support and economists while noting historic gold abundance did not prevent a strong dollar, urging readers to avoid costly schemes.
Harry A Daleska his wife and two daughters were treated at a local hospital Sunday night after their car overturned eight miles south of Vinton on highway 218. Four were cut by flying grass. Daleska suffered severed artery and tendons in his right wrist. A stalled car without lights caused the maneuver that led to the crash. Mrs Daleska and two daughters were brought to the hospital by passing motorists, while Mr Daleska was also transported.
A thief aimed for a second car in one night at 1 30 p.m. Monday, taking Joe Severe’s auto on Old Vinton road NW. Mrs Severe alerted neighbors, George Patterson and family pursued in Patterson’s car, chasing the thief who fled into woods after a pursuit ending near Covington where another stolen car was found abandoned. Police traced the thief but only recovered the earlier vehicles. a valise in Severe’s car linked the two thefts. The Pattersons described the suspect as a short young man with a cap and light jacket and a small bundle.
Rep Willford Iowa said at the White House the upper Mississippi river project would cost ten times estimates plus upkeep and be unused. He claimed interior farmers oppose it and only pork barrel supporters favor it, while Roosevelt showed interest mainly in providing labor. Willford urged spending the funds on widening highways instead.
A tentative NBA code for Iowa bankers is forming under the Iowa Bankers association clearing house subcommittee led by Secretary Frank Warner. The document should be completed next week and sent to seventy four clearing house banks for approval before both codes go to Washington for administration consideration.
Keith Webb aged 16 from Fort Madison told police he was attacked Monday night by two men while riding a bicycle. He said the men beat robbed blindfolded him and threw him from the Santa Fe railroad bridge into the Mississippi River. He swam ashore and remained at home Tuesday while investigators sought motive.
Des Moines reports that October revenue from gasoline taxes, beer, and inheritance taxes totaled 1,086,924.17, down 60,303 from last month. Gasoline tax receipts were 1,001,346.22, beer taxes 52,223.46, and inheritance taxes 33,372.49, with primary and secondary road funds allocated from gas tax.
A suspect passed checks totaling 13.50 at five Oelwein shops Saturday night, receiving merchandise in each case. The checks were made out to Guy Croft and signed by Ralph Sprague grain creator at Stanley. The woman identified herself as Agnes Croft near Stanley. Sprague reported the theft of his check book.
In Western Nebraska six children of pioneer banker George F. Sawyer pledged personal property to obtain loans and paid 62000 to depositors of Saline county bank after restrictions on the bank. Led by J G Sawyer the heirs included Homer B Sawyer Eldora Van Huen Frank Eager Lula Abbott and Eva Storms who recalled their father's trust and duty to protect savers. A century ago Greenwich village was a health resort.
Morning to night radio grid shows CBS NBC and ABC programs with hosts, musical acts, and special features across stations WBBM WMT WEAF WOC WJZ WGN KOIL WENR WIZ KMOX WHAS WGST WACO. Listings include entertainers Clara, Betty Crocker, Jane Peerce, Irene Beasley, Guy Lombardo, Red Oasis and more, with numerous orchestras and department features.
Fragmentary radio listings show stations NBC CBS and related chains with program names and times. Advertisements promote bargains in new and used radios in classification 30-A Want Ads.
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