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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1935

Page

12

Hoover Assails Fiscal Policies In Blunt Speech

Former President Herbert Hoover blasted Roosevelt era spending as out of control, warning that obligations could top 35 billion dollars and that no breathing spell would occur in government outlays. He argued relief must be costly but cautioned against deficits and inflation while urging a return to balanced budgets and fiscal realism.

Roosevelt Hoover Coolidge Remme Congress Supreme Court GGO Pan Republican Party Conventon Sr Dca

Hoover Attacks New Deal Spending and Deficits

Former President Herbert Hoover warns that Roosevelt era spending creates an eight billion dollar annual loss and a looming debt burden on future taxpayers. He contrasts regular versus emergency expenditures and calls for fiscal restraint amid growing public debt projections into 1936.

Deaths Stanley Klepach 41 died after long illness

Stanley Klepach born Cedar Rapids July 6 1894 died at 1135 am Saturday in a local hospital after a lengthy illness He was a grocer by trade Survived by daughters Bernice and Marie and by his father William of Cedar Rapids Services with full details to be announced. funeral arrangements by Barta chapel and Baumert Little B Grove. burial at Cedar Rapids Cemetery with funeral today at 4 pm Local lodge members mentioned as attending

Ev Kiepach Cedar Rapids S. Rg Bernice Cedar Wiliam John Tarpon Tat Koveda Barta Chapel

Funeral Service for Ella MoH Held at Home

A funeral service for Ella MoH is to be held at 2 pm today at 143 Thirtieth Street SE, in the home of her family. Rev A A will conduct the service with burial in the Lanwenod family lot.

Irvin Lotun Norwich Betram Pollock Great Yarmouth Engand

Birth of son for Mrourd and Mrs Pall Myers

Mrs Pall Myers of 857 Trenter Street SE reports the birth of a son named Robert Paul at St Lexes Hospital. The Duchess of York and a freeman event in Perth Scotland are also noted in the report.

Pall Myers Trenter Street Robert Paul St Lexes Hospital York Perth Scotland

Hoover Address Critiques Waste and New Deal Policies

Former President Herbert Hoover speaks in Oakland on Saturday, attacking deficits and bureaucracy. He argues for budget balance, warns that inflation or repudiation are the only ways to cover unpaid bills, and says spending deficits have not created real jobs while criticizing Roosevelt’s administration.

Hoover New Deal Herbert Hoover Oakland Calif

League invokes sanctions over Ethiopian conflict

The league's six member committee pressed for immediate end to violations of the covenant and urged application of Article 16 sanctions after Ethiopia accused Italy of aggression. Italy disputed Ethiopian claims of bombing Aduwa and prepared to leave Geneva if sanctions are imposed, while a Sydney ram set a world record price of 2595 dollars.

Aloisi Hawariat Ethiopia Italy Pierre Laval France Germany League Council Aduwa Red Cross Committee of Six United Press Geneva Rome

Foulois Sees U S Air Strength Ranking Drop

Army air corps chief Major General Benjamin D Foulois says the United States ranks third in air strength among leading powers and warns that without more funding the force will stay at reduced strength for years. He spoke in The National Aeronautic Magazine and during Air Progress week proclaimed a need for sustained full war strength and incremental buildup despite fiscal limits.

Washington Army Air Corps Bave United States Benjamin D. Foulois Foulois National Aeronautic Magazine National Aeronautic Association Roosevelt Army Baker Aviation Committee General Staff Cadmus War Department Air Force Congress

Youth Confesses Killing Stepfather in Illinois

Ottawa Illinois UP reports 19 year old Charles Ransany confessed to shooting his 46 year old stepfather Louis Solio after a family argument. He said he dumped the body along a Morris area roadway after driving it there in a borrowed .22 rifle.

Ottawa Ill Charles Ransany Ralph H. Desper Louis Solio Silio Morris Ranzany

Ethiopians resist as Aduwa siege unfolds in news

Reports from Addis Ababa place Aduwa under siege with about 200000 Ethiopian troops converging under Ras Seyoum. Italian forces bombed Adigrat and Danakil fighting raged, while casualty tallies remained vague with 63 killed in Aduwa bombing and 700 Italians and 1300 Ethiopians dead in Danakil.

Ras Seyoum Aduwa Adigrat Italy Addis Ababa Askum Makale Danakil

Mussa Ali Sector Tussle Linked to Addis Ababa Route

The clash at Mussa Ali appears as a separate thrust within the Eritrean campaign. Ethiopians hold, with 50,000 reported to be in the region near Russia province south of Mussa Ali. Dessie sits about 150 miles away as a concentration camp, with the Addis Ababa Djibouti rail line as the drive’s distant objective amid tough terrain.

Mussa Ali Russia Dessie Addis Ababa-Djibouti

Mussolini Opens Dual Front in Ethiopian War

Italian forces press from both north and south toward Ethiopia's heartland. Graziani leads the southern army, capturing Dolo and advancing toward the Walwal region to threaten the railroad. Ethiopian Emperor Selassie warns of heavy losses, while observers note possible air bombardment to sever lines to the Nile valley and Lake Tana.

Mussolini Rodolfo Graziania Dolo Ethiopia Gerlogubi Walwal Emperor Selassie Addis Ababa Asmara aAssab Eritrea Italian Somaliland Aduwa Lake Tana England Nile Valley Egypt

Orphir Buoying Mission Sets Sail For New Area

The Orphir steamed thirteen miles south of Old Head to lay buoys but rough seas and high winds delayed work. Captain Russell searched for a window in fair weather and finally set out one buoy. Precision is crucial. a two degree compass error could misplace the buoy by a mile. Crew restlessness grows as months away from home wear on sailors and several resign.

Orphir Old Head Russell Galley Head

Japanese Reactionaries Condemn Italian Aggression

Thirty leaders of Japanese reactionary societies under Mit suru Takema wired the Ethiopian foreign minister at Addis Ababa stating that Japan indignantly condemns Italian aggression. The message was sent from Tokyo to press a pro Axis stance in the early 1930s diplomatic stir.

TORIO INS Mitsuru Takema Addis Ababa Japan

Harold Thomas to Direct Cedar Rapids Chest Drive

Harold Thomas of San Francisco will direct the Community Chest drive in Cedar Rapids this year. Offices are in the Hotel Roosevelt and the campaign runs November 1 to 8. The Lyman Pierce agency, headed by the late Cedar Rapids Y M C A secretary, supports the drive and provided services at nominal cost. Executive committee is led by E B Cameron.

Harold Thomas San Francisco Calif Lyman Pierce Financial Agency Cedar Rapids Roosevelt Mr. Thomas Lyman Pierce Mr. Pierce Pierce Thomas Pierce Agency Iowa City University of Iowa E. B. Cameron

Crazed man beats stranger to death with table leg

In Flint Michigan Andrew Goodrich 49 injured woman Jesse Ogden 65 in a busy shopping district. He attacked as she left a grocery store using a table leg. Passerby Ray Shuffel restrained him until police arrived. Goodrich claimed mental illness and told officers a delusional tale about his mother and a 1907 legacy.

Flint, Mich Andrew Goodrich Jesse L. Ogden Goodrich Ray Martin Ife Canada

Radio Operators Go On Strike On Northwest Coast

SEATTLE AP Sixteen operators for Mackay Radio and Telegraph quit their posts Saturday following a New York strike order. The company reported slight service interruptions. In Portland Oregon about forty operators also struck. The union demands higher wages and recognition.

Seattle Mackay Radio and Telegraph Company New York Portland Ore Pacific Northwest Operators’ Association

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