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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1936

Page

20

Sketch for Cedar Rapids police station plans shown

Chief Bob Vlach displayed a rough sketch by architect Charles Zalesky of a two story police building in a capital T layout. The plan includes administrative offices on the main floor, a courtroom and judge’s quarters upstairs, rear garage and cell blocks, a gym in the bottom stem, a basement heating plant rifle range and storage, with potential space for an automobile testing station later and a twenty foot setback on Second avenue.

Bob Vlach Charles Zalesky Zalesky Viach Cedar Rapids Second Avenue Third Street Vlach and Zalesky

Wires in cables on San Francisco Oakland bridge total 17464

A construction detail notes that each cable supporting the San Francisco Oakland bridge contains 17 464 individual wires. The figure emphasizes the scale of the engineering.

San Francisco-Oakland Bridge

Financial Crash Ends Tragic Parting Of Ways

Sara forgives and stays with her husband after business reverses topple his fragile, domineering life plan. His changed outlook prompts a humbled realization and new respect from both partners. Dear Miss Manners questions a lover’s response after he loses his job and disappears.

Sara Miss Manners

Jealous Husband

A wife seeks advice on a jealous husband who distrusts her despite fidelity. The answer counsels giving him one more chance and demanding belief that he comes first, warning that she will leave if jealousy continues and urging clear boundaries.

5000 More Social Security Act blanks needed

The Cedar Rapids post office ordered 5000 more SS-5 employer blanks from Baltimore to register workers under the Social Security Act. Delivery began with 12,000 blanks, and 179 firms reported last minute filings. Workers must return forms to the post office by December 5.

Cedar Rapids Baltimore Social Security Board

Mademoiselle Star to Head Dressler Film and More Hollywood Buzz

Universal notes plan to produce Mademoiselle with Eugenie Leontovich as lead after Dressler era. Leontovich pauses for MGM test, with Leontovich and husband Gregory Ratoff backing this choice. Bette Davis poised for Marked Women at Warner Bros with Hal Wallis script by Finkel and Rosson. Humphrey Bogart to co star. Lasky’s Good Feli pescue marks Lederer’s final picture for Lasky before Columbia move. Leslie Howard blocks daughter’s film path. National Velvet may shift to Dolly Haas. Broken Blossoms praise given.

Louella O. Parsons Universal Service Los Angeles Mademoiselle Marie Dressler Jacques Duval Eugenie Leontovich Leontovich Grace George Alice Brady Paris Gregory Ratoff Bette Davis Warner Brothers Studio Abe Finkel Robert Rosson Hal Wallis Humphrey Bogart Bette Jesse Lasky RKO Francis Lederer Filipescue Lederer Lasky Columbia Richard Berman Lynn Root America Leslie Howard Leslie Ruth Howard Paramount Katharine Hepburn Margaret Sullavan Velvet Dolly Haas

War of machines urged as next conflict by Col Mull

Col. O. W. Mull of the field artillery reserve corps told Rotary Club at Roosevelt hotel that the next war will be fought with machines. He warned officers must think six times faster and be properly trained and equipped, citing rapid army movements in WWI and the need to avert war.

O. W. Mull Field Artillery Reserve Corps Rotary Club Roosevelt Hotel Fort Des Moines

Chloe Sargent Chooses Family Christmas Over A Cruise

In a southern town Chloe Sargent faces a Christmas dilemma as she promises to run a hospital doctor Scott Kelvin’s charity plans. Jim Pearsall pressures her to abandon duties for a yacht cruise, but Chloe remains loyal to Scott and her family amid romantic tension.

Chloe Sargent Scott Kelvin Chloe New York Pearsalls Scott Mrs. Barwell Sara Jenkins Sasa Teene Jim Pearsall Jim Aunt Jane Mr. Pearsall Cook Miami Betty Tropic Waters Rio Howell Jane

Births Reported for Strohbehn, Davis, and Sindelar Families

Born to Lieut and Mrs W W Strohbehn of San Diego Calif a son John Walter on November 21. Mrs Strohbehn is former Gertrude Powell daughter of Judge and Mrs Thomas B Powell of Cedar. Born to Mr and Mrs John Davis at 2507 B avenue NE a daughter on November 22 at Mercy hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Charles W Sindelar of 316 Twelfth street SE a son on November 15.

W. W. Strohbehn San Diego Calif John Walter Strohbehn Gertrude Powell Thomas B. Powell Cedar Rapids John Davis B Avenue NE Mercy Hospital Charles W. Sindelar Twelfth Street

The Escurial Largest Palace in Europe

The Escurial, royal palace of the former king of Spain, is described as Europe’s largest palace and requires four days to tour.

Spain Escurial Europe

City Briefs and Personals Highlight Local Visits

Mrs. Lona Chapek of 1339 Second avenue SE spent Sunday in Ka lona visiting her sister Mrs. Frank Friese. Glenn and Milt Chapek of 1612 A avenue NE were guests Sunday of the Dan Bopp and Will Chapek families in Richmond. The city council Monday granted Miller and Smulekoff permission to cut forty feet of curbing on a driveway at 414 First street E.

Lona Chapek Second Avenue SE Kalona Frank Friese Glenn Milt Chapek Avenue Dan Bopp Will Chapek Richmond Miller and Smulekoff First Street

Conference class for reserve officers meets at federal building

The conference class for reserve officers in the area will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the federal building Major Walter Meyer infantry reserve will continue discussion of Command general staff group school problem The city council instructed H F Blomquist water works superintendent to trade in an old truck for a new one at about 600 Blomquist said the truck was eight years old A surprise party Saturday night honored Mrs Grover Foggy at her home 919 Eighth avenue SE Attendees included Mr and Mrs Jack Craft Josephine Stienson Peter Pash Tom Ross Geraldine and Saundra Gene Foggy and Mr and Mrs Grover Foggy.

Federal Walter Meyer Infantry Reserve Command General Staff Group H. F. Blomquist Blomquist Grover Foggy Eighth Avenue SE Jack Craft Josephine Stienson Peter Pash Tom Ross Geraldine and Saundra Gene Foggy

Car stolen in Cedar Rapids spotted heading this way

Deputy Sheriff James McDonnell of Independence asked Cedar Rapids police to watch for a 1931 Chevrolet with license 86-327 stolen at 1:40 a.m. Sunday. He believed the car was headed toward here.

James McDonnell Independence Cedar Rapids Here

Army recruiting officer reports three enlistments approved

Sergt William Melton of the Cedar Rapids recruiting office announces that three men have been accepted for service. Lew E Millburn of Marion joins the fourth cavalry at Fort Meade South Dakota. William E Coffin of Waverly and Floyd Coombs of 815 Ellis Boulevard NW join the motorized field artillery at Fort Des Moines.

William Melton United States Army Cedar Rapids Federal Building Army Lew E. Millburn Marion Fourth Cavalry Fort Meade S. D William E. Coffin Waverly Floyd Coombs Ellis Boulevard Motorized Field Artillery Fort Des Moines

Local court fines for multiple street violations

Jack Kazebeer of 121 Fifth street NE was given a suspended $10 fine plus costs for speeding. C H Hibell of 518 C avenue NE and Ernest Ralston of 501 C avenue NE were each fined $1 and costs for parking offenses. E V Koob of 3312 Carlisle street was taxed $1 and costs for double parking. W E Maupin of 505 Dows building and H E Rahe of 2048 Fourth avenue SE were fined $1 and costs each for overtime parking.

Jack Kazebeer Fifth Street C. H. Hibell C Avenue NE Ernest Ralston E. V. Koob Carlisle Street W. E. Maupin Dows Building H. E. Rahe Fourth Avenue SE

Tell It To The Judge

Emil Stepanek of Swisher was fined 25 dollars plus costs in police court for disorderly conduct and is serving his fine in the county jail. John Carman, 37, was

Emil Stepanek Swisher John Carman

City court sentences multiple offenders for intoxication

A judge sentenced Carman to a suspended thirty day jail term on condition of leaving the city and issued a sixty day sentence to be served. Several others were fined for intoxication including Joe Fair of Cedar Rapids ten dollars, John Herbeck twenty five dollars, Frank McCalley ten dollars, Frank Roshek ten dollars, and William Lingo twenty five dollars plus costs.

Carman Joe Falr Cedar Rapids John Herbeck Fifth Avenue SE Frank McCalley First Avenues

Miss Lenore Garden Reads at Sixteenth Avenue Library

Miss Lenore Garden, assistant librarian in the children's department, will read stories at the Sixteenth Avenue library station on Tuesday at 4 p.m.

Lenore Garden Children’s Department The Public Library Sixteenth Avenue

Chamber chief summarizes Cedar Rapids Real Estate board meeting

William Kinderknecht president of the Chamber of Commerce outlined the organization's activities at the Cedar Rapids Real Estate board meeting held Monday noon at the Y M C A. John Wagner reported on the state convention of realtors he attended in Council Bluffs.

William Kinderknecht Chamber of Commerce Cedar Rapids John Wagner Council Bluffs

Man Suffers Sprained Neck After Street Car Collision

Fred Hansen age 44 of 1111 Avenue NE sustained a sprained neck when his car and a street car collided at Ninth avenue SE and Seventh street Monday at 10 30 am. Web ster, 45, the street car motorman from 932 Daniels street NE, was traveling south and reportedly put the car in reverse. icy streets prevented avoidance. Hansen drove away with damage to one side of his car.

Fred Hansen 1111 Avenue NE Ninth Avenue SE Seventh Street W.D. Webster Daniels Street NE Hansen Webster

Winter's Approach and the Wreckage of the Year

A somber poem observes the close of the season with gray skies and barren beds. The speaker notes once bright flowers now reduced to ugly stalks and wreckage, yet clings to a single hope that what remains is merely winter coming on not death.

The Theaters Iowa and New State Showcase 1940s

The theaters present a slate featuring Three Men on Horse with Frank McHugh Tonl Blondell and Guy Kibbee North of Nome with Jack Holt Evelyn Venable Mae West and Warren William in Go West Young Man Valiant is the Word for Carrie with Gladys George John Howard Arline Judge and Love Letters of a Star with Henry Hunter Polly Rowles Palace offers Poor Little Rich Girl Pur suit Rialto screens Show Boat with Irene Dunne Allan Jones The Traitor Sun presents Private Number and Sweet Surrender with Robert Taylor Loretta Young.

Iowa Frank McHugh Tonl Blondell Guy Kibbee Nome Jack Holt Evelyn Venable Paramount Mae West Warren William New State Valiant Carrie Gladys George John Howard Arline Judge Henry Hunter Polly Rowles Palace Shirley Temple Chester Morris Sally Eilers Rialto Irene Dunne Allan Jones Tim McCoy SUN Robert Taylor Loretta Young

Central Park Group Guests of Olivet Church

Christian Endeavorers of Central Park Presbyterian church were guests of the Olivet Presbyterian Endeavor group at Olivet church Sunday evening. Marjorie Brooks led devotions. Rev. E. J. Wykle spoke on Olivet activities and Rev. Clyde K. Newhouse of Central Park spoke on Thanksgiving. Nevin Nichols and wife led recreation and refreshments. Social hour committee included John Wykle, Marjorie Brooks and Janet Kuns.

Christian Endeavorers Central Park Presbyterian Church Olivet Presbyterian Endeavor Olivet Church Marjorie Brooks Olivet E. J. Wykle Clyde K. Newhouse Central Park Presbyterian

When Lightning Strikes Sand Form Fulgurite Tubes

A lightning strike in dry sand creates a fulgurite, a glassy tube formed by fused sand particles. The process preserves only the glassy silica structure, offering a fossilized glimpse of the strike’s energy.

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