Bread costs rise as ingredients double in price
Washington (UP) The wholesale costs of ingredients that go into a pound loaf of bread jumped from 184 to 374 cents between February 1933 and October 1935. Experts say local conditions labor costs and baking formulas drive the consumer price, with delivery processing taxes and farm belt trends influencing final retail. A government expert supplied a table comparing 1933 and 1935 figures for flour yeast sugar malt lard salt dried milk and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Donald E Montgomery
Henry Stude
American Bikers Assumption
Stude
Montgomery
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United Press
General Hunter Liggett Reported Critically Ill
San Francisco hospital reports Lieut General Hunter Liggett in serious condition after a desperate battle against illness Wednesday. The veteran, famed as a top U.S. commander, remains under close doctors care as efforts to save his life continue.
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San Francisco
British tanker and Italian troop ship attack at Suez
A British tanker Brise Waar and Italian troop ship Belvedere engaged at the Suez Canal disrupting entrances. The incident involved naval forces from Britain and Italy amid ongoing tensions, with accounts noting large officer numbers and technical units deployed by the Belvedere group based near Naples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suez
Maussoon F. Trea
MAU -Tmwo
Lloyd George Eden clash over Libya recall and league action
In a heated debate Parliament questions Britain’s Libya troop recall and assurances to Italy. Lloyd George presses for concrete commitments while Eden defends France and warns the League of Nations must act before October 31.
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Lloyd George
Mediterranean
Eder
France
League
Britain
al Duce
Ethiopia
Rome
East Africa
Mussolini
Eden
I Duce
Italy
Suez Canal
Decorah couples wed and locals attend ceremonies
Decorah announced the weddings of Adeline Lannevold to Earl Jelison at Washington Prairie Lutheran with attendants Esther Ode and Adolph Rosell. the couple plans to reside in Decorah. The same edition notes obsequies for Mrs. Hans Brynsans in Glenwood and local deaths, plus armistice day events, and multiple notices across Cascade Dysart Hopkinton Parnellus Troy Mills Lone Tree and surrounding communities.
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Decorah
Adeline Lannevold
Albert Lannevold
Earl Jelison
E. C0. Jellison
Cedar Rapids
Washington Prairie Lutheran Church
Paul Koren
Esther Ode
Adolph Rosell
Hans Brynsans
Glenwood Lutheran Church
Alfred Bredesen
Glenwood Cemetery
Carnie Erickson
E. F Erickson
Sears
Minnesota
Winneshirk County
Iowa City
Gilbert Rosendahl
Henry Brynsaas
Glenwood
Ned Brown
Freeport
Edwin Brenssas
Ostrander
Minn
Norman Borseth
Norman Brsns
Flames threaten Malibu movie stars homes in early October blaze
A fierce brush fire sweeping from Altadena to Malibu and Capistrano endangers coastal estates and the San Juan Capistrano area. Fire fighters struggle amid water shortages as Malibu sanitarium and several estates evacuate, with multiple fires burning across the foothills and canyons.
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San Juan
California Fruit Growers Exchange
Valencia
San Berrarcine
Riverside
Altendena
la Vina Sanitarium
Malbu Beach
Capitrano
Malibu
Lango Canyon
Coast Highway
Lopez
Eagle Canyons
Big Tujunga
Altadena
Burbank
Tujunga
Olve View Sanitarum Counts
Veterans
Tis Re Park
OM. Coumpans
Fuerton
San Juan Aspistrano
Lee Yee
Britain to strengthen defense forces amid troubled international year
Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin told the House of Commons that next year will bring international difficulties and Britain must bolster its defense. He announced dissolution of Parliament for a general election, while the debate on unemployment and foreign affairs continued amid calls for peace and stability.
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London
Britain
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
Baldwin
Crowded House
Heer
Berches
Mert
Badvin
Matanuska Colony Sets Stage for New Empire Conquest
Palmer Alaska residents 169 families begin settlement of the Matanuska valley under federal aid. Each family receives 20 acres and $3,000 credit to build homes and farm. The colony plans roads wells crops, housing, a school, hospital, and growing community life as winter sets in.
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Palmer
Alaska
Ins
Mount McKinley
Matanuska
Washington
California
Anchorage
Seward
Fairbanks
Don Irwin
America
Streamlined Train Hype Fades After Rebuilding Success
Community celebrates rebuilt infrastructure after a disaster era. Speakers include Dawes Cr.ezeso tanker former VP and Open.nNE program leaders Frenk B Nellocz and other dignitaries such as Governor Ed Johnsen and Senator George Herreng. The gathering highlights relief efforts by Sears Roebuck and General Motors executives and Red Cross aid.
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Dawes Cr
Ezeso
United States
Frenk
Nellocz
Teats
Minnesota
Ed Johnsen
Colorado
Circle L. Herreng
Tow
RL Cochran
Nebraska
J Taylor
Western Association of Railway
Raich Budd Prescent
Burlington
Sears Roebuck and Company
Crames O Jemzs
Pressert
Greet Norther
Compeny
AH. Sven
General Motors Corporation
City Briefs and Personals
Dr and Mrs J Ronan returned from Des Moines after the death of Dr G R Miser. James R Brady of 7226 Ave NW joins Abbey Club at Catholic University Washington DC as a sophomore. Bankruptcy petitions filed in federal court by Charles A Grimm of North English and Cled Grisham of Cedary Rapids. Zeta DeNio and Milo Newton fined for disorderly conduct. Hutson and Longerbeam fined for intoxication. Leo Pisny pled guilty to larceny in Mount Vernon case. $100 suspended fine. Shadow the Schipperke dog poisoned. owner urges safer use of phosphorus poisons to protect pets.
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James R. Brady
T. J. Brady
Avenue NW
Abbey Club
Catholic University At
Washington, D C
Brady
Charles A. Grimm
North English
Cled Grisham
Ceday Rapids
Grimm
Grisham
Zeta DeNio
Fifth Street SE
Milo Newton
Mount Vernon
Thornton Hutson
Oasis
Stewart Longerbeam
Leo Pisny
Justice A. S. Reed
Dvorak
Coughlin to Speak at Coenses Forum on Coe Campus
Earl Coughlin sports editor of The Cedar Rapids Gazette will address a Coenses meeting at Coe College Williston hall Wednesday at 8 p.m. He will lead a sports forum with Charles Shedd presiding as president of the organization.
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Earl Coughlin
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Coenses
Coe College
Williston Hall
Coe
Coughlin
Charles Shedd
Final Arguments In 10000 Injury Suit
Final arguments were presented in a Cedar Rapids district court on a $10000 personal injury case by Jerry Dedek against Patrolman Leonard Stusak. Plaintiff’s George Buresh and defense attorney Guy Linnville argued before Judge A B Clark regarding injuries from a collision as Dedek rode a motorcycle at Third Street and Twelfth Avenue on June 18 1934. The city was dropped as a defendant when a demurrer was sustained last March.
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A. B. Clark
Jerry Dedek
Leonard Stusak
Cedar Rapids
George Buresh
Guy P. Linnville
Dedek
Stusak
Third Street
Twelfth Avenue
Kingsford Smith Starts Long Hop to Australia
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith, the noted trans pacific flyer, took off from Croydon airport on Wednesday on a projected flight to Australia.
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Kingsford-Smith
London
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Croydon
Australia
Furnace Installed At Cedar Rapids Airways Gun Club
Cedar Rapids Airways Gun Club seats a new furnace in the club house announced by Manager Frank Brockhiser on Wednesday. The system ensures comfortable quarters for cold weather shooting. Practice Thursday starts at 4 p.m with skeet and trap shooting all day Sunday.
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Cedar Rapids Airways Gun Club
Frank Brookhiser
Brockhiser
Italben Cabinet Edict Bans Gasoline in Public Vehicles
An Italben cabinet decree orders all public motor vehicles with internal combustion engines to use Seses derived from wood and charcoal instead of gasoline, aiming to shift fuel source. The rule targets public transport and government fleets.
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Italben Cabinet
Holiday Group Demands Wallace Removal in Minnesota
The Minnesota Park Holiday association urged Secretary Henry A Wallace's immediate removal at its state convention in Madison with about 1,500 delegates. It accused the AAA of dictatorship and of stealing the corn hog vote and called ballot counting to be removed from pay rollers. Farmers vote Saturday on continuing the corn hog program after its November 30, 1935, expiration.
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Madison
Wallace
Secretary Wallace deflects questions on AAA roles in corn hog vote
Washington AP report notes Secretary Wallace declining to directly answer sharp criticism from Farmers' Holiday associations in the Midwest. He refused to expand on resolutions accusing the Agriculture Department of stealing votes and said county agents should not campaign for favorable referendum results. Wallace predicted a closer vote than many expect.
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Washington
AAA
Wallace
Mid-West
Agriculture Department
WPA Funds Rise as Comptroller General Expands Allocation
Comptroller General J. R. McCarl released an additional 190 million dollars in works progress allotments, lifting actual WPA expenditures to over 812 million while grants for November dole payments continue. Employment figures show the program still short by about 1.7 million jobs against liquidation goals.
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J. R. McCarl
Works Progress
WPA
Relief Administration
Flight Of Strato Balloon Delayed In Rapid City
Weather study prompted postponement of the stratosphere balloon inflation and flight planned for Thursday. Early favorable indications faded in afternoon observations, delaying the long awaited ascent dating from October 1.
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Rapid City, S. D
No Further Complaints About Local Prowler
Sheriff’s office reports no new complaints about an amsican prowler seen near the junction of highways 30 and 94. A fifty-strong CCC dragnet failed to capture him, but deputies continued investigations in the district Wednesday afternoon.
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James H. Smith
CCC
Larry Condon
Federal aid to Iowa graduate students tops 172 recipients
Washington reports the national youth administration will spend 108 100 a month for more than 4 000 graduate students in 136 colleges across 37 states and the district of columbia. aid averages 25 to 30 monthly, with 30 to 40 for older students, supporting 2 448 master and 1 577 doctor candidates. State allotments include varied sums for tuition and fees across Iowa Missouri Nebraska Wisconsin and others.
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Washington (Ap
Aubrey Williams
National Youth Administration
District of Columbia
Willams
Missouri
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Roosevelt Returns to Washington After Pacific and Atlantic Cruise
President Roosevelt lands in Charleston after a three week sea voyage through the Pacific and Atlantic. An audience of 20 000 South Carolinians at The Citadel greets him as he reaffirms policy to keep the nation free and unentangled from war. He will meet Secretary Hull on return, then visit Hyde Park and Warm Springs for Thanksgiving.
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Charleston
S. C
Pacific
Atlantic
South
Washington
Cordell Hull
Warm Springs
White House
Pine Mountain
Ouster Action Seeks Peeock Removal From Embassy Club
Charles Landergott sues in district court to oust Emmett Peacock from the Embassy club premises south of Cedar Rapids near the airport. Landergott, the landlord, says Peacock rented under an oral lease and defaulted on the $25 due Sept. 16, with a three day notice to quit served Oct. 16.
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Charles Landergott
Emmett Peacock
Embassy Club
Cedar Rapids
Landergott
Peacock
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