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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1932
Page
4
A chaotic, OCR scrambled market note shows hog prices affected by a moderate supply, with trading data across multiple regions and ports. The piece references Chicago and East Buffalo as centers, noting weaker demand and tentative sales despite overall volume, and lists fluctuating values and lots in various districts.
Fragmentary text from a newspaper page provides incoherent names and phrases, with no identifiable event, place, or person to anchor a clear summary. The readable portions do not form a coherent report or reportable item.
Will am Black, 32, faced in district court on maintaining liquor nuisance charges. Bond set after County Attorney Carl Hendrickson presented information. Black allegedly had two pitchers of alcohol and emptied a third from a hotel room during a raid by federal agents and police at Lincoln hotel rooms 324-6-S where slot machines were also reported.
A 1928 Chevrolet coach owned by Merroll Smith was stolen from a First avenue parking spot near Second street SE Saturday between noon and 12 30 pm and found three miles east of Lisbon in Cedar county late Sunday stripped of tires with part of the motor missing. Smith reported the recovery to Sheriff Joseph A. Petrus at 8 30 p.m. R M Hickey reported to Sheriff Petrus a stolen tire and drained gasoline from his garage Saturday afternoon.
Judge H C Ring orders issuance of a writ of certiorari at Joe M Holub’s request to review Justice H F Runyon’s replevin. Holub says Runyon erred in issuing the writ and that the seal signed by Paul Lauser lacks sureties. A stay of bond proceedings and property restraint until final hearing requires a $100 bond.
Linn county jury commissioners meet to review poll books and select more than 5 000 names for district court juries for 1933 4 and 1924. They plan to draw 4683 names for grand and petit jurors with 60 petit jurors per term. Commissioners include Crreene and A E Chase with Chase substituting for Jorn Burtanek.
Pred G Feuler and Melba E Mentzer both of Cedar Rapids obtain a marriage license. George Jeonson of Cedar Rapids and Ferel Smith of Freeport WI are also issued licenses. APehalek and Ruth Ebiing, both of Cedar Rapids, receive licenses.
The Marion Camp Fire grand council fire drew about fifty guests and seventy members in Horary auditorium. The program featured work stations, songs, rank conferrals, and Thanksgiving offerings by groups, with forty six girls selling poppies earning local honors. Directors and guests included Miss Aliana Burr, Mrs. Karl Kendall, and guardian Mrs. B E Bieber.
Milk is provided to 67 children from 32 Marion homes via the Goodfellows fund sponsored by the Lions club. Each child receives a half pint in the morning and another half pint in the afternoon during recess.
Harold Howe arrives back after hunting pheasants in the northern part of the state. Marion will not hold classes Thursday and Friday due to Thanksgiving. The Mothers' club attendance contest starts Tuesday at 2 30 p.m. at Mrs Louis Mekota's home.
Seattle AP report funeral rites for Senator Wesley L. Jones mark his long public career. A military escort accompanied the funeral cortege as leaders from the Pacific Northwest gathered for services at 3 p.m. He died in his seventieth year at a private sanitarium, death attributed to general systemic poisoning after a stressed heart failed.
In Chicago Blaine Slavin’s small toe suffering ends after a bandit during a holdup fires his revolver. The bullet grazes the foot and cuts off a persistent corn rather than the toe itself after twenty five years of pain.
Davenport AP report states the Louis Spridgen case enters its second week as ballistic expert Seth Wiard from Northwestern University testifies a shell from a 12 gauge automatic shotgun seized at the Spridgen home was used in the Nick Coin slaying.
Births announced for a son to Mr and Mrs M J Reid in Rochester New York. Mrs Reid formerly Miss Mildred Sundberg daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Sundberg 904 Ninth Street SW. Mr Reid son of Mr and Mrs J S Reid 1739 Fifth Avenue. Also birth of a daughter Sally Jacklyn to Mr and Mrs R L Morrie 635 L Street SW on November 21. Alvin Kizer 23 of Vinton dies from gunshot wounds in a death by self infliction case.
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