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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1936

Page

6

Roosevelt on democracy and voting unity the day before election

In a Hyde Park radio address President Roosevelt urges nationwide turnout, defending majority rule, praising free institutions, and urging citizens to vote their conscience. He cites historic leaders, emphasizes citizen responsibility, and calls for calm, constructive participation regardless of party.

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Lawyer For Iwers Relatives Crosses Handwriting Expert

Tipton Iowa report on Henry Iwers will case shows Gedell, a Des Moines handwriting expert and Polk County deputy sheriff, testifying for relatives who allege forged signatures. Cross-examiner J R Mc Manus pressed authenticity of signatures on will and checks. Gesell sought more time and additional genuine samples as court adjourned to Wednesday.

Tipton Harold J. S. Gesell Des Moines Polk County Henry Iwers Gesell Henry Ivers D. H. Snake Davenport J. R. McManus McManus

Election rich radio schedule spans NBC CBS networks

A dense listing of programs across NBC CBS and mutual stations shows hourly election returns interleaved with entertainment from AM through late night. Notable names include WJZ WEAF WBBM KMOX WGST WCCO and artists like Fred Waring Fred Astaire Hildegarde and Roy Campbell.

Amos ‘N’ Chain Easy Aces NBC WJZ Chain CBS WBBM KMOX WGST WCCO WEAF Sum and Abner Roake Carter WABC Ben Bernie Orch Fred Waring Orch WOC Fred Astaire Husbands and Wives Rupert Hughes Charles Ruggles Hildegarde WJZ George Olsen Orch Avier Cugat Orch Od Hamp Orch Frank Dailey Orch Stanley Norris Orch Weaf Chain KMO Ginger Tim Healy Bill Jean Ellington David Harum Chain the Gumps Wabc WB Jack Loretta Clemens National Farm and Home Hour Helen Trent Student_ science clubs of America Ee Harding Ae Se Leath Jean Dickinson AP Chain NBC Music Guild Pepper Young’s Family the O’neills Wabc Woo Lurline Fleming Ken Sparnow WJZ _ chain Dorothy On Wwcco Buddy Clark Wcoco Williams Clark Dennis Lowell Thomas Renfrew of the Mounted One Man’s Family Cavalcade of America T—Norne King Orch Ethel Barrymore Burns and Allen Fred Allen New York CBSC Meredith Willson An Orch Toenls Weno Ocals Nano Rodrigo Orch Henry Busse Orc NBC Non WIZ Gener Goodmann Orch Phil Levant Orch Ee Gray I Prensiote Opera Company Can —— Orckh WABCO

Landon Urges Voters to Ballot for American Future

In a final radio appeal Governor Alf M. Landon asks voters to unite as Americans and vote for the future of America. He praises citizen responsibility, democracy, and the nation’s guiding principles, urging unity as Kansas hosts the rallying backdrop and emphasizing faith and self reliance.

Landon Future of Topeka Alf M. Landon Tribunal of America Kansas

Wallace urges farmers to vote despite stormy weather

Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace urged farmers to cast ballots on Tuesday despite rain and storms. He warned that bad weather could cost Roosevelt crucial farm states unless farm leaders mobilize voters, noting past elections where weather altered outcomes.

Sec Wallace Chicago Henry A. Wallace Roosevelt

Waterloo Entry Is Runner Up At Texas Sheep Goat Show

Waterloo entry from R. E. Pullin and Sons placed runner up in the Oxford class on day one at the International Sheep Goat Wool and Mohair show at the Texas Centennial exposition in Dallas. Marellbar farm of Libertyville won first place in the class.

Waterloo Dallas Tex R. E. Pullin and Sons Iowa Libertyville

What Do You Do to Vote A Child Asks

A narrator explains to a child how voting works. The process involves choosing a candidate with a blue pencil, folding the ballot, and casting it, then awaiting the counted result. The final vote should reflect liberty and the good of all, not just self-interest.

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