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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1936

Page

2

Hemming Towels Brightens Life of 80 Year Old Woman

Miss Emma Goodyear, blind for years, lives alone in Cedar Rapids and hems towels with self threading needles supplied by the Iowa Commission for the Blind. The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club aims to sell at least one towel per member to support the project, aided by Miss Goodyear herself who has benefited from years of towel hemming and a modest pension.

Adeline Taylor Indian Creek Emma Goodyear Twenty-ninth Street Iowa Commission For the Blind Iowa Womens Clubs Miss Goodyear Hemming Towels Helen Keller Iowa Bachelder Cedar Rapids Donald McKinlay Robert R. Clark Aletta Shadle Verne Henton Dora Sandbourne John Dvorak, Jr P. W. Davis Charles Shepard Hazel Wilson B. Haegg Ida Elliott Helen Burton Ben Hazen C. C. Flodin Leota Swemn

Understanding congenital defects and blue babies in newborns

The article explains congenital defects such as mongoloid conditions and harelip, stressing accidents of prenatal development and the social stigma tied to them. It describes blue babies from cyanosis caused by heart defects, notes fetal circulation, and emphasizes oxygen therapy while outlining growth benchmarks for infants.

President Roosevelt sails south from Trinidad on Indianapolis

President Franklin D. Roosevelt aboard the U.S. S Indianapolis and escorted by the U.S. S Chester moved south from Port of Spain after a brief refueling and fishing stop. He plans to visit Buenos Aires for the Inter-American peace conference and return to Trinidad in December to shop, while preparing to cross the equator next Tuesday.

U. S Chester U. S. S. Indianapolis Roosevelt U. S. S. Chester Port of Spain Trinidad Buenos Aires Charleston S. C Alfred Wallace Seymour Col. A. S. Mavrogordato Bowring Wallace E. Moessner Edwin M. Watson Ross McIntire White House Port of Spain Harbor James Marine Corps Paul Bastedo Salinas de Janeiro Mar del Plata Argentina Indianapolis Neptune

Roosevelt to Open Inter-American Peace Conference in Buenos Aires

President Roosevelt will deliver the main address at the opening session of the Inter-American conference for the maintenance of peace in Buenos Aires on December 1. He arrives November 30 from Mar del Plata aboard the Indianapolis and will be met by President Justo and his cabinet at Constituicion station.

Buenos Aires Roosevelt Agustin Pasto Mar del Plata Sea Side Here Indianapolis Constitucion Justo Carlos Saavedra Lamas

Roosevelt to visit United States Chief Executive at Mardel lc

President will be greeted and accompanied to the city arriving at the station. He will reside at the American embassy during the stay with troops lining the route and the presidential party led by the San Martin grenadiers on escort duty.

United States Mardellc Mr. Roosevelt San Martin Grenadiers

Hibou Sinks on Georgian Bay Killing Seven Crew

Owen Sound Ontario report of the Hibou disaster a 125 foot Georgian bay steamer with seven crew members missing and six others rescued after capsizing five miles off Owen Sound during a compass testing cruise One survivor deck hand Scotty Smart said the engine stopped the boat lurched and overturned Capt Norman McKay went down with his ship others named include Iowna Johnston Guy McReynolds Murdock McIver Edward Dunham Jack Minard and Raymond Earls The Hibou had no lifeboats and used air filled life rafts to escape The vessel previously a Detroit fire tug converted for freight and passenger service in summer trips on Georgian bay

Owen Sound Norman McKay Captain McKay Iowna Johnston Guy McReynolds Murdock Mcliver Edward Dunham Jack Minard Raymond Earls Cook Smart Georgian Bay

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