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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1937

Page

2

Moose, Muskeg, and Portages Near Lake Manitou Adventure

An Ontario hunting trip recounts a ten day trek in Dryden county near Lake Manitou with Harry Linn, Paul Boyt, John Morgan, Byron Lodwick, Carl Brown, and Ray Anderson. The party bags moose and deer, endures muskeg and cedar swamps, hard portaging, rough rapids, and camp life, ending with plans to mount the trophy and keep the lucky jack of diamonds.

Lake Manitou Dryden County Ontario Fort Frances Harry Linn Paul Boyt John Morgan Des Moines Byron W. Lodwick Ames Carl Brown Winterset Ray Anderson Cedar Rapids Wab Gus Phil Boyt Cascades Rainy Lake Morgan Linn Anderson Manitou River Lodwick Portage Harry Ler Lan Paddie Womea Iowa Brown

Dewey Rise From Obscurity to New York District Attorney

Thomas B. Dewey nicknamed Gang Buster surged from anonymity to a major Republican hope for national power. The 37 year old prosecutor’s fierce rackets cases against Tammany and his planned move to district attorney promise a 1938 crime fight with a larger budget and expanded staff.

Dewey White House New York INS Thomas B. Dewey National Republican Party Tammany District Attorney National Party Bock Democrats Lehman Woolworth Fusion Party Republicans American Labor Party Harold Hastings District Attorney’s Office

October Sales of New Cars and Trucks Decline

Linn County Abstract records show October 1937 registrations of 169 new cars and 23 trucks, down from prior Octobers. The county treasurer's office lists yearly figures from 1933 to 1937, with 1937 topping prior months but not surpassing previous peaks.

Linn County Abstract Company Milo Sed- Jacek Daeaee Eens Eoensecese Lib Ee Eenee Aeenes

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