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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1933
Page
10
Fire Chief E P Kohou outlines hazards to commercial properties during Fire Prevention Week. The guidance emphasizes cleaning up premises, frequent inspections, proper electrical and plumbing maintenance, clear fire exits, functioning sprinklers, and trained staff to respond to emergencies.
A Cedar Rapids woman, Mrs. Price, credits Gly-Cas with restoring her health after prior despair. She reports relief from pain, improved eating and sleeping, and an overall sense of well being following the treatment.
A fragment from a Cedar Rapids advertisement describes a remedy offered by The Gly-Cas Thrifty Drug on rd Ave. The note claims a respected local woman vouches for the product and urges trial after prior medicines failed to help. Neighbors are mentioned as being drawn to the ad and store.
ED Chesroedmermiess of schoeals in Dabogos is president of the Nuetheass doupreed the lew Sutte Teachers' ssiavisition meet ing bers Friday acc Sarerndax Arther Deamer superintendent of schools it Cedar Eamax. ce gesecal hasremanm wo the local committees ineharre ve the neivelaes.
Seven men arrested in Los Angeles after an undercover operation uncovered a plan to flood the west with counterfeit five dollar bills. Authorities seized about 530,000 in counterfeit notes and bonds and recovered bonds and Liberty bonds tied to a theft. Defendants named include Arthur Sancy, Rev Therner, Arthur B. Graves, Edward Hope, Charles Caak, Edward Heller, and Sem Crasler.
A nighttime ammunition blast aboard the light cruiser Cimemanati near San Pedro left one seaman dead and injured Ensign D A Stuart and Seaman F L Austin who were blown into the ocean and later rescued. A naval court of inquiry was scheduled Friday.
Six naval planes that flew from the Canal Zone to San Diego will attempt a non stop hop to Honolulu in early December as the first leg of a planned round the world flight. The Macon airship will liaison between San Diego and Honolulu with a pilot crew yet to be chosen. Thirty four naval airmen are in training for the mission and planes are being overhauled for the journey.
American operated passenger lines completed 47 525 of 49 925 trips started in the first half of 1933. The data shows a 95 percent completion rate for trips begun during that period.
In quieter conditions a U S Navy withdrawal moved four warships from Cuban ports though sixteen vessels stayed. The Hamilton Hunt Goff and Gresham plus crews guarded Americans at Man gane to Mantangas Cientfuesos and Puerto Padre.
Manuel Quezon and Sergio Osmena agreed to travel to Washington to petition President Roosevelt for immediate independence for the Philippine Islands pending his decision. The trip requires confirmation of support from their followers.
Mrs Calvin Coolidge widow of the thirtieth president joined Mercersburg Academy’s board of regents. Elected in June she arrived for a visit and was hosted by Headmaster and Mrs Bord Edwards as her two sons prepared for college.
Cesare Servatti was executed by firing squad in Sarzana Italy ending a series of grisly Bluebeard murders. The trial followed months of investigations and public outcry over the killings.
Police uncover a series of killings tied to a man who courted women as "fiancees" via newspaper ads to gain their dowries. Investigators cannot determine the exact victim count or identify all victims, as the case details emerge from the disclosures surrounding the murders.
The dismembered body of Pauline Gorletti was located in three suitcases inside a railway car. In England, about 12 million people are insured. 7 million are continuously employed, 2 million have short unemployment spells, and 1 million are out of work one month in four.
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