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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1932

Page

9

Snowstorm Presses Iowa Voters Despite Narrow Turnout

Voters in central and western Iowa faced a snowstorm as polling opened with heavy turnout reported in Des Moines Muscatine Fort Dodge Estherville Waterloo Davenport Sioux City and Marshalltown. Officials warned rural areas could see reduced voting while western and eastern regions saw brisk participation.

Iowa Des Moines Creston Muscatine Fort Dodge Estherville Waterloo Davenport Sioux City Marshalltown

Inexpensive Rheumatic Pain Cure Promises Quick Relief

Progressive pharmacists tout a low cost prescription for rheumatism claiming a guaranteed stop to pain or money back in 48 hours. The ad touts a 24 hour departure of excess uric acid with a medical formula claimed to ease sciatica neuritis and lumbago.

Mav Prin Deanering Crus

How One Man Lost 22 Pounds

Detroit reader Herman Rankis testifies that Kruschen Salts helped relieve rheumatic pain and, with the first bottle, aided a 22 pound weight loss. The ad promises a safe quick fat loss plan by taking half a teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast and offers a money back guarantee.

Herman Rankis Detroit

Tama County Cuts Rural Teachers Pay to Save Funds

Special to The Gazette reports Tama County will save over 10000 in the current school year by reducing rural teachers salaries. The office of Mary A Richards shows cuts from 5 to 25 monthly with some unchanged, averaging 71 a month for 129 teachers. The peak year 1929 30 averaged 8416 monthly with top pay 105. this year top rural wage is 90 with Alice Ames of Lincoln earning that amount.

TRAER Tama County Mary A. Richards Alice Ames Lincoln

Cornell Students Hear Stump Speeches At Mount Vernon

More than 100 Cornell College students heard stump speeches for Hoover Thomas and Roosevelt on Monday. Wesley Burr spoke for socialism, Harold Keele for Roosevelt, and Cyrus Burgstahler for the Republican stance. Keele urged Christian socialist ideals while Burgstahler defended Hoover. The vote occurred Tuesday.

Gazette Mount Vernon Cornell College Hoover Thomas Roosevelt Wesley Burr Buffalo Harold Keele Dysart Cyrus Burgstahler Norman Thomas America Burt Buregstahler Cornell

Vets to Pay Court Costs From Disability Checks

Des Moines AP: The Veterans Administration regional office will deduct unpaid court costs from veterans disability and compensation payments. Fifteen men face full suspension until costs from $26 to $600 are paid, while some partial payments may continue. About 140 war risk insurance suits are pending in Iowa federal courts.

Des Moines Veterans’ Administration L. Williams Iowa

Cornell Protest Over Foreign Student Work Ban

Cornell University will protest to Secretary of Labor Doak over a proclamation ordering foreign students to depart if they work for pay. Prof. S L Chandler says ten thousand foreign students would face hardship and that widespread protests will be joined by many town schools.

Cornell Mount Vernon Cornell College Doak America Dork

Secretary's Office on Delaware County Fairgrounds Burns

Fire at 3 a.m. Tuesday destroyed an unoccupied cottage of E. W Williams secretary of the Delaware County Fair Association on the fairgrounds. Contents including furniture and household effects owned by Williams and Florence serial Retna were not saved. Loss estimated at 361,200 with insurance. fire believed started by prowlers.

Manchester E. W Williams Delaware County Fair Association Whch Wiliama and Florence

Belle Plaine Folk Hurt In Collision

Five injured three miles west of Belle Plaine when a Fort Dodge trailer truck sideswiped an auto driven by Frank Sklenar. Injuries include a broken shoulder blade and knee laceration. Garden club meeting elected officers for the coming year.

Belle Plaine Lincoln Highway W J LaPoint Fort Dodge Frank Sklenar

Armistice Day program in Wheatland honors World War Alaska

Wheatland hosts Armistice day program at Legion hall with Mrs. Henry Pingle giving a talk on The World War in Alaska. A two part cantata led by Joe Kamrar and a long list of local performers are scheduled for the event.

Wheatland American Legion Women's Auxiliary Legion Hall Henry Pingle Alaska George Washington Father of Joe Kamrar Mary Ann Cress Mildred Sieffert Doris Selhauer Ruth Bicknese Edna Schanze Ethel Guenther Ruth Dennie Mayme Sparentheln Betty Mahlstedt Mildred Hamdorf Mildred Smith Frances Riedesel Phylis Wilmarth Marjone Ehrke Maxine Hamdorf Junior Kinhn Lola Andresen Darrell Zeller Irene Schanze Donna Fox Everett Ehrke Ray Bicknese Kenneth Hass Donna Alexander Katherine Kamrar Vera Petersen Geneva Petersen Mildred Ronald Verna Mae Hoffman Frances Hamdorf Juanita van Pelt Earl Wilmarth Walter Fox Walter Kiahn Elmer Riedesel Ella Zeller Charles Heckard Ray Andresen John Bicknese Wilma Riedesel

University Dental College To Observe 50th Anniversary

Alumni dentists will return to Iowa City Friday and Saturday to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the University of Iowa dental college founded in 1882. The event coincides with the 24th alumni association meeting and includes a painting presentation of Dr. Lyman C. Ingersoll. Since opening, the college has graduated about 2100 dentists, most of whom practice in Iowa.

Iowa City University of Iowa Dental College Lyman C. Ingersoll Iowa Dental College Iowa United States

Hoovers Friends In West Branch Flock To Polls

West Branch residents turn out in force for election day with President Hoover drawing strong support. Four residents over ninety vote early, including Mrs. Jennie Scéllars who owns Hoover's birth house, and Mrs Mollie Brown Carran who voted by absent ballot to cheer her former pupil.

West Branch Hoover Jennie Scéllars Mollie Brown Carran

Urbana School Boy Hit By Automobile

Urbana nine year old Dick Remer, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Remer, was knocked unconscious and dragged about thirty feet by a Brandon driver named Mr. Brady at 4 p m Monday on highway 92 in front of Urbana school. He regained consciousness at a doctor's office. A six inch long deep cut on one leg was sewn up.

The Gazette Urbana Dick Remer R. W. Remer Brady Brandon Highway 92 Urbans

Evangelist to Speak at Anamosa Baptist Church

Evangelist Walter Lechlitner known as The Burning Prophet of the Northern Pines will speak at the Bertie church in Anamosa Wednesday night at 7 30 in charge of Rev E A Schlaman and Mr McMurrin. Children invited to join in new gospel choruses. The evangelists plan to depart Friday for Evansville to begin a campaign.

TRAER John Ames, Jr Lake Bluff Ill Chicago Oelwein American Legion and Auxiliary Thomas Thomsen Frank Christen Frank Logeman Legion Oclwein Bernice Rust Nashua Alta Sage Osage Mamie Burke Maude Howard W. Earl Hall R. J Laird W. G Lenz Ivan Hanson Hall W H Frisby Waterloo H Rutenbeck Lost Nation Ed Farrow John Stickley Margaret Hall Irene Hall Cedar Rapids R. D Cooley Moran and Snyder Anamosa Ed Franks Walter Lechlitner Northern Pines Evansville

Judge Falls After Wrong Call Sends Him From Bed

Des Moines report says Truman S. Stevens chief justice of the Town supreme court was awakened by a phone call at his home. In the darkness he slipped on a fish and fell, breaking his right arm.

Des Moines Truman S. Stevens Supreme Court Cist Sozneone

Dad's Day Weekend Program at State University

University of Iowa readies Dad's Day activities with an all university hop on Friday night, a football finale vs Purdue Saturday, and a Dad's Day dinner drawing about a thousand guests. Craig T. Wright of Des Moines and B. F. Thomas of Traer lead the toast program. Philip T. Walker of Iowa City and Hildegard Frese of Readlyn represent the students' side.

Iowa City—Sons and Daughters University of Iowa Iowa Purdue Craig T. Wright Des Moines B. F. Thomas Traer Iowa Dad's Association Philip T. Walker Iowa City Hildegard Frese Readlyn

University Debaters Defeat Dublin Team

The University of Town debate team won an audience decision over the University of Dublin Ireland, arguing that war debts should not be cancelled.

Io‘ma City University of Town University of Dublin Ireland

HERRING AND KRASCHAL HURT AFTER COLLISION NEAR CLINTON

Democratic gubernatorial nominee Clyde Herring and lieutenant-governor hopeful N G Kraschal escaped serious injuries when their car collided with an interstate bus two miles west of Clinton. They were treated locally then continued home after attending a rally. Brooklyn high school student Theodore Thomas was elected president of the Iowa Vocational Guidance association at a Des Moines luncheon, succeeding C C Dunsmore.

Clinton Clyde Herring N. G. Kraschal Brooklyn Theodore Thomas Brooklyn High School Iowa Vocational Guidance Association of Iowa Des Moines C. C. Dunsmore West Waterloo High School Thomas University of Wisconsin

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