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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1936

Page

4

Garner Defends Roosevelt Against Communism Charges

Vice President John N Garner, in his first campaign speech, defended Franklin D Roosevelt against accusations of communism. He argued the Roosevelt administration embodies true American conservatism and urged reelecting the president, highlighting progress and continued prosperity amid wartime economic strain.

Uvalde Roosevelt Mr. Landon Leavenworth Penitentiary Capitol White House Washington

Homecoming Game At Iowa Is Gala Occasion

The article references a lively homecoming at Iowa with political commentary by Garner criticizing Republican relief efficiency and recounting past scandals. It notes public trust in banks after the Hoover era and recalls wartime and economic turmoil. A farmer editor outlines plans to expand hog farming to 2,001 head and acquire land, joking about teaching pigs to stay up late.

Roosevelt Republican Party Uvalde United States Garner Congress Elk Hill Veterans Administration Harding Hoover Administration Republican Committee Thompson Iowa Ilinois

Columbia Coach and Notre Dame Star To Address K of C

John Niemiec Columbia college head football coach and former Notre Dame halfback will speak at the Knights of Columbus council No. 909 meeting in the K of C hall. Fellow speaker Rev Harry Long and state secretary Ray Conley will attend. refreshments will be served.

John Niemiec Columbia College Dubuque Knights of Columbus Council K. of C. Hall Niemiec Notre Dame Columbia Knights of Columbus Army Johnny O’brien Harry Long Ray Conley Des Moines K. of C

City Editor Teaches His Herd Of Hogs To Sleep Late

Des Moines city editor Glenn Cunningham, a 15 year newspaper veteran, runs a 70 head hog operation that now spans three acres north of Des Moines. He feeds the pigs after sleeping in, hires help to gather tavern garbage for feed, and expects nearly $1,000 from nearly ready hogs by Christmas. His mother helps as partner, while his pigs sleep late so he can finish editing duties and chasing deadlines.

Cunningham DES Moines Glenn Cunningham Cunninghams

Free love added to telegrams by Western Union

Western Union announces that the word love may be added free to any ready written telegrams sent anywhere in the United States for twenty five cents. Officials say the company aims to keep the telegraphing public love conscious.

New York Western Union Telegraph Company United States

Preparation for 600 at Chamber of Commerce Dinner

Invitations mailed to all Chamber members for the annual Get-together dinner set for Monday October 26 in the Shrine temple. E E Pinney and M H Morrison handle program details and seek a nationally known speaker. Members may bring guests. roast beef from Cedar Rapids dairy show will be served. Joe McCormick chairs ticket distribution with A L Killian Arthur Poe Henry Kling William Rinderknecht A L Taylor and John W Beck.

Chamber of Commerce Shrine Temple E. E. Pinney M. H. Morrison Cedar Rapids Joe McCormick A. L. Killian Arthur Poe Henry Kling William Rinderknecht A. L. Taylor John W. Beck

Egyptian Express Slaughters Crowd At Toukh Station

Police shielded the engineer after a deadly accident at Toukh station when an express train struck a crowd awaiting Nahas Pasha returning from London. Twelve people were killed and about twenty were injured as bystanders fled the oncoming train.

Cairo Toukh Nahas Pasha London

Wallace Selects Ames Girl as Harvest Queen

Secretary Henry Wallace chose Mary Janet McDonald of Ames as the Harvest Queen at Iowa State College during the Harvest Ball. The sophomore home economics student was selected from five candidates nominated by the agriculture students and voted on by the student agriculture council.

Ames Iowa State College Agricultural Department Henry Wallace Mary Janet McDonald Wallace Student Agriculture Council Miss McDonald

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