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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1935
Page
34
A garbled OCR fragment hints at rainfall, weather patterns, and seaborne or coastal readings. It mentions seas, storms, and inland effects with scattered references to tides, water supply, and emergency planning phrases. The text is degraded but centers on meteorological observations and potential impacts.
Three young performers reportedly signed contracts in Hollywood after auditions. Details remain sparse as representatives confirm nothing beyond the negotiations.
In San Francisco a witness testified Mooney was about a mile from the parade when the deadly incident occurred. The testimony supported by other sources aimed to corroborate the timeline and connections to the suspect as the trial proceeded.
New York AP report quotes Secretary of Commerce Roper outlining a proposed unemployed census initiative. The plan would cost about 14 million dollars and involve about 25,000 workers, with a permanent bureau function to sustain data on unemployment classifications. Roper stresses the need for comprehensive employment information and notes varied unemployment levels.
Weather record shows a rapid rise from a morning low of 34 in Cedar Rapids with frost and fog early Friday. Temperatures recovered to near 56 by afternoon, 52 by 7 PM, as officials noted the brief cold snap and then a quick rebound.
Simpheiry marks funeral service for E FE Pinney with Rev B S flames presiding. Civic leader honored as pallbearers Henry Haskell Kansas City Benny Fusine Arthur Isberg Verne Marshall. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery with organ music and floral tributes.
Minneapolis reports a four day meat market boycott led by the Women's League Against the High Cost of Living. Picket lines formed outside downtown stores as protests aimed to push meat prices down.
Washington AP reports finance officials released figures showing major cities cut debts and operating costs in 1924. Of 42 largest U.S. municipalities, 27 had per capita debt drops and 23 saw per capita operating costs fall, led by cities like Hartford Buffalo Toledo and Cincinnati with sizable reductions.
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Fragmented text shows a man called Thinker or Thinker Ser. 42 of Sixteenth Street IK arrested after disturbance near a courthouse. Corpus shows attorney G. E. Gheespsron and deputy Sheein Roy questioning him with inquiries about drinking.
Wilbur Huston the Edison scholar and 1940s winner from Seattle says the Oxford group offers a path to resolve global tensions. He cites four standards honesty purity unselfishness and love as guiding principles for living according to God.
Manhattan Kansas farm bureau delegates approve the amended 1933 agricultural adjustment act. They commend the farm credit administration and press continued drives for lower farm mortgage interest rates by state and national bureaus.
By acclamation the American Federation of Labor re elected Wile Hiern Green Friday to head the federation for another year in a marked contrast to Matthew Woll who failed to clinch the presidency after a left wing challenge. Howard Lawrence upset the custom in the vice presidency while Emil Costello of Kenosha urged his candidacy to continue but was defeated. The convention also set three major tasks including constitutional amendments to align New Deal legislation, action against communists, and building an independent labor party.
A Mokattam newspaper message reports King Ibn Saud of Saudi Arabia was married by proxy in Damascus Syria. Forty prominent Sheikhs attended representing the absent groom. The bride is daughter of Sheikh Nawal El Shaalan of Damascus. The king has divorced many wives and follows a four wife limit.
A Fordham University football field incident reports Mere Mary Foccelia seen plucking a dandelion near the sidelines. The event is linked to a university rumor and a separate medical note mentions contusions to the face.
Washington report: 26 students in the first police training class at G-Len's school pass the course. J Edgar Hoover notes that within years every county department should have at least one graduate as liaison to the Bureau of Investigation. A second class of 25 will begin soon as the program expands.
An advertisement touts Cystex as a guaranteed kidney and bladder relief product. It claims fast total cleansing of acids and wastes, with visible results in one week and a money-back guarantee if unmet. The copy warns against cheap drugs and urges medical consultation for related disorders.
The notice offers to help readers price a want ad by writing the ad on the blank and sending it to the Cedar Rapids Gazette. It invites readers to mail or submit the request to get an estimate of ad costs.
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