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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1934
Page
11
FERA experts propose a 5 percent payroll tax on the national payroll estimated at 50 billion dollars to raise about 2.5 billion dollars for public relief next year. They acknowledge political and economic drawbacks but say it avoids sales tax objections and would cover relief costs.
Washington AP reports the government's expenditures for the fiscal year began July 1 surpassed two billion dollars. Treasury figures show emergency spending at 1 049 508 633 and ordinary outlay at 961 351 200, totaling 2 010 859 834 as of October 19, with receipts short by 860 868 325.
Por ter TH Adams Monday became the sixteenth president of Norwich university with Northfield ties noted.
A dense listing of radio programs and station call signs from NBC CBS and other networks. It catalogs bands orchestras public affairs and drama pieces with times and affiliations across stations like WMAQ WEAF WJZ WLW and more, reflecting a busy broadcast day.
Washington DC. District of Columbia supreme court upheld the Jones Costigan sugar act on Monday. Justice Jennings Bailey dismissed the case brought by thirty seven Hawaiian plantations seeking an injunction to block enforcement in Hawaii. They argued irreparable damage from sugar curtailment, claiming losses of up to 9 million a year, potentially 18 million with tariff changes.
Katherine Stark and Mary Supple were hurt at 9 a.m. Monday when Stark’s car at Eighteenth street and Washington avenue SE was struck by D. A. Huene’s vehicle. Stark sustained knee and shoulder injuries and Supple chest bruising with possible rib fracture. both were taken to Mercy hospital.
Miss Marguerite Stein of Freeport Illinois was announced as the new general secretary of the local Y W C A and will assume duties December 1 She succeeds Miss Louise T Strange who led the office for six years after resigning due to illness Stein previously served as general secretary at Cambridge Ohio and moved to Freeport six years ago The report also notes pianist Vladimir de Bachmann once played piano numbers 13 000 times in private before a public recital
Mrs Sophia Konicek 63 dies at home after a week bedfast from a heart attack. Born Sophia Oliva May 3 1871 Belle Plaine married V Konicek at 19. Two children Emma Auton and George Konicek survive. Services Tuesday Presbyterian Church burial West View. Also West Liberty meeting with George W Godfrey ISU to speak. Tama county rulings divorce Nona Lux Carl J Lux. Stela Scott Harry Scott. Mount Auburn Edward Kiekebusch dies embolism. Wyoming Rev Zeilinger to take Wyoming Lutheran pastorate. Maquoketa rural teachers elect Meier as president and appoint officers. Des Moines convention delegates named.
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