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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1933
Page
1
A fragmented Washington scroll discusses the NRA code carve outs for small employers, Roosevelt executive orders, and economic relief debates. It notes bank failures, depositor peril in Cedar Rapids, and calls for immediate federal aid while cautioning over funds and policy conflicts.
President Roosevelt by executive order moved to implement NRA tariff provisions. Recovery Administrator Hugh S. Johnson will investigate complaints and set rules to curb unfair foreign competition. Oscar B. Roder named to assist. complaints may be filed by labor or industrial groups with NRA codes.
Chancellor Adolf Hitler condemned the war guilt clause at a one party campaign rally in Berlin. He claimed Germany was forced to surrender after World War I and blamed the Versailles treaty while urging withdrawal from the League of Nations and disarmament talks at Geneva.
New York and federal officers interrogating Joan Gorch 37 of Hopewell New Jersey obtained names and addresses in New York and New Jersey. A raid on her apartment yielded material tied to the Lindbergh ransom and a box matching the ransom’s dimensions.
France enters a critical moment without a government as President Albert Lebrun seeks a successor to Edouard Daladier. Cabinet kept on temporarily while Lebrun weighs options, with possible premiers including Albert Sarraut or Camille Chautemps and continued Daladier as foreign minister.
The suit was filed in Chicago by Mrs Rhoda Tanner Doubleday of New York against Harold F McCormick chairman of International Harvester. Only the practice was filed and no details were given. McCormick has been married three times and divorce history is noted.
Washington AP reports Joseph Brenan of Cleveland was appointed by President Roosevelt to fill the vacancy left by Pat Malloy of Oklahoma who resigned weeks earlier.
Fred Ring, leader of a nudist group, was found guilty of indecent exposure by a twelve member jury after a 50 minute deliberation in Allegan Michigan. The maximum penalty is 500 dollars or six months in jail, with sentencing postponed at Ring's request.
Berlin reports that Interior Minister Frick issued a circular directing police and storm troopers to allow foreigners to move freely and be guaranteed absolute safety in Germany.
President Roosevelt is confined to his study at the White House with a slight cold. Officials say his illness is minor and he will return to the executive offices on Wednesday to resume state affairs.
The Most Rev. Thomas W. Drumm 62 longtime Des Moines bishop died after a month’s illness from food poisoning. He led Des Moines diocese since 1919 and oversaw six new churches and three new parishes while expanding Des Moines Catholic college. Funeral set at St Ambrose Cathedral with multiple bishops officiating.
The German dirigible Graf Zeppelin arrived at the Goodyear Zeppelin air dock in Akron shortly after 7:30 p.m. Tuesday night while en route to Chicago. It left Miami Monday night and delayed mooring due to high winds and was expected to stay overnight.
Essay on poise as self mastery and mental balance, citing Lindbergh Earhart and Jones as examples. It defines poise as a high spiritual quality gained by discipline and steady practice, noting how calm remains crucial in pressure.
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace announced a 28 cent per bushel tax on field corn with Nov 5 effective date. A hearing was ordered to assess whether the tax and price support plan threaten corn consumption and worsen surpluses under the $350 million corn hog relief program.
Four armed men, including at least two recent escapees from Indiana state prison, robbed the Western State Bank in South Bend. An outside lookout and a guard inside aided the operation. two were identified as Edward Shouse and Harry Pierpont. The gang fled with cash and bonds, with U S justice agents on the case after a prior Greencastle robbery yielded 75000.
Mrs. Fern Winchell 24 Cedar Rapids Iowa died after an automobile left a highway on a curve east of Byron. Hazel Wharton 21 and Mrs. J C Phelan 70, both Cedar Rapids, were in critical condition. Kenneth M Winchell husband of the victim and another occupant Mrs Charles W Winchell Calumet City escaped with minor injuries. The injured were brought to a Rockford hospital where she died hours later.
C A Cobb of Alabama, chief of the cotton section under the agricultural adjustment act, is booked to speak at a Cedar Rapids banquet for 1 000 rural and city business men. Charles D Manson announces Otto Ambroz as program chairman for musical numbers and laughs with tickets distributed by county agents for the Shrine temple reception at 6 p m.
Pittsburgh filed in federal court Tuesday income tax suits by former Treasury Secretary Andrew W. Mellon and his brother R. B. Mellon seeking 390 189 dollars they say were overpaid on profits from liquidations of the A Overholt Company and West Overton Distillery between 1920 and 1927.
Los Angeles reports Mae Murray, the blonde screen actress, obtained a divorce from David Mdivani, the Georgian prince, on cruelty grounds. She waived all alimony claims, saying she gives up what she believed she deserved but gains freedom.
President Roosevelt named a trio to form the code authority for the retail code and to work with Recovery Administrator Johnson in enforcing the program. The action aligns with the New Deal effort to regulate commerce and spur economic recovery.
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