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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1936

Page

2

Dairy Leaders to Be Honored at Chamber Banquet

Outstanding Iowa dairy men will be guests of honor at the Chamber of Commerce Get-together dinner Monday night at six thirty in the Shrine temple. Benjamin F. Bills of Chicago will address the gathering on Business Recovery.

Iowa Chamber of Commerce Benjamin F. Bills Chicago Shrine Temple John C. Reid John M. Grimm Iowa Supreme Court A. L. Killian William Rinderknecht Agricultural Bureau Ray Anderson Gazette Farm Ralph Drake Palo State Vocational Agricultural Department Floyd Johnston Iowa State College Ames Cedar Rapids School of Commerce Northwestern University Bills Realty, Inc

Barrymore Divorce Near Final Court Decree

Hollywood report states only one legal step remains to finalize the Barrymore Costello marriage dissolution. An interlocutory decree was granted to Dolores Costello on Oct 9 1935 and entered Oct 23, custody of John Jr 4 and Dolores 5 awarded.

Hollywood John Barrymore Dolores Costello Barrymore Miss Costello John, Jr Dolores

Deaths Martha Jane Callerdine 89

Martha Jane Callerdine age 89 widow of Philip Callerdine died Saturday at Linn county home where she had resided since 1922. Born November 7, 1847 in Mt. Pleasant township Henry county she moved to Cedar Rapids in 1871. Survived by a step daughter Mrs. F W Mahike of Dubuque. Funeral Monday 2 p m Beatty chapel with Rev Russell F Judson officiating. Burial Oak Hill cemetery. Visitation Sunday 7 to 9 p m.

Martha Jane Callerdine Philip Callerdine Linn County Mt. Pleasant Township Henry County Cedar Rapids F. W. Mahike Dubuque Beatty Chapel Russell F. Judson Oak Hill Cemetery

Landon Calls for Arbitration To Avoid War

Indianapolis AP report on Alf Landon urging U S reliance on mediation and arbitration to avert conflict. He criticizes the league of nations, stresses honoring treaties, and argues for a noninterventionist, peaceable foreign policy with limited military use and enhanced good faith toward Americas neighbors.

Neutrality as a path to peace in a wary world

The speaker argues for neutrality over isolation, stressing neutral rights, restraint from action that provokes war, and the need to prioritize peace over short-term profits. He cites the American Legion, Roosevelt’s caution against meddling, and aims to keep the Americas an oasis of peaceful collaboration.

America World Court United States Italy League Republican Party Cleveland American Legion Theodore Roosevelt Western

Fearful Naval Clash Fears Spread Over European Crisis

Britain accuses Russia of violating non intervention as Spain faces arms shipments from Soviet vessels. Cádiz Cartagena and Alicante see unloadings of guns mortars rifles lorries bombs and ammunition tied to a potential broader European confrontation.

Italy Srish Germany Madrid Portugal Russia London Campeche Cartagena Chrushchev Alicante

Registrations surge as Cedar Rapids tallies for primary

About 36 087 residents registered for the coming election with 1 084 new voters on the last day. City officials separated post 9 pm registrations after a ruling and will audit the list to remove duplicates and address changes.

Des Moines Ed O’connor Frank K. Hahn L. J. Storey Don Hines O’connor Storey Cedar Rapids

Social Security Act flawed and burdensome critics say

A long critique argues the Social Security Act is faulty in three parts. It claims the first aid programs are only constructive, while old age insurance offers insufficient benefits and high, unfair burdens on younger workers. It notes low guaranteed benefits and funding uncertainty under the act.

Madrid Fortifies For Incoming Air Attacks

Besieged Madrid residents man anti air guns in 24 hour shifts and clear cellars as warnings flood in. Newspapers warn of an imminent onslaught while fascist planes threaten to bomb Madrid if surrender is not given. Insurgents seize Zárzalejo near El Escorial thirty miles west.

Madrid Claridad Zarzalejo el Escorial

Antiquities Talk: A D Cave of Oxford Mills Showcases Generations of Treasures

A D Cave of Oxford Mills visited The Gazette with a suitcase of family antiques collected over three generations. The lineup includes almanacs, newspapers, books, coins, knives, and aged dishes spanning Ohio Virginia and Iowa origins. Highlights are an 1872 Pilgrim's Progress edition and a 1830 Chase's recipe book first edition.

A. D. Cave Oxford Mills Gazette Mr. Cave Iowa Ohio Virginia Benjamin Franklin James L. Shaw Rutherford B. Hayes White House

Man Arrested on Reckless Driving After Bakery Crash

Kaximiens Lionas aged 48 of 1432 Sixth street NW was arrested Saturday at 4 20 p m and charged with reckless driving after his car rear ended a Peterson Bakery truck on J street south of Sixteenth avenue SW. He was reportedly drinking. Lester Wright the truck driver was about to board when the collision happened. Lionas car was badly damaged. Local injuries were also reported as a pedestrian and a rear collision victim.

Kaximiens Lionas Sixth Street Peterson Bakery J Street Sixteenth Avenue Lionas Lester Wright Orville Straus Second Street Second Avenue Lillian Stainbrook Fifth Street Robert Pardubsky Robert van Hoten Fourteenth Avenue Pardubsky Twelfth Avenue Fifth Sixth Streets van Hoten

Belle Plaine Couple Wed in Galena Presby Church

Mrs Laura Wherman announces the marriage of her son Harold Wherman to Leona Arp of Clutier on September 5 at the First Presbyterian Church in Galena Indiana. Leona is the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Arp of Clutier and graduated from high school in 1934. Harold Wherman, a Belle Plaine High School graduate in 1920, attended Iowa State College two years and joined Sigma Phi Epsilon. They will live on the Wherman farm where Harold operates the dairy farm.

Belle Plaine Laura Wherman Harold Leone Arp Clutier First Presbyterian Church Galena Richard Arp Wherman Belle Plaine High School Iowa State College Sigma Phi Epsilon Whermana

Roosevelt Attacked Over Record In Democratic Critique

Philadelphia report quotes Bainbridge Colby calling President Roosevelt afraid to let his record speak for itself. Colby accuses major New Deal laws of being illegal and rights‑violating and supports Gov. Alf Landon in a Jeffersonian Democrat address. The event was organized by the Independent Coalition of American Women.

Philadelphia Bainbridge Colby Wilson Roosevelt Metropolitan Opera House Colby Alfred E. Smith Alf M. Landon Independent Coalition of American Women

Boy 2 Wounded In Accident Shot By Brother

Two year old Robert Barhozal of Cedar Rapids was shot in the right arm by his older brother at 8 45 pm Saturday. The older boy said he picked up a toy pistol but it was real and discharged. Robert was taken to Mercy hospital.

Robert Barhozal Cedar Rapids Robert Mercy Hospital

Rain in Cedar Rapids Drops After Saturday Peak

Rain fell lightly in Cedar Rapids late Saturday as the temperature eased from 56 at 3 p.m. to 46 at 7 p.m. and 41 by 11 p.m., according to Chambers Inskeep readings.

Cedar Rapids Chambers

Wyoming Quakes Rock Star Valley Early Saturday

Two earthquakes struck the Star Valley region of Wyoming early Saturday, reports out of Cheyenne said. Each tremor lasted several seconds with only minor damage from cracked windows and lamps reported.

Cheyenne Wyo Star Valley of Wyoming

Absentee Ballots Demand Grows in Linn County

Heavy demand for absent voter ballots noted in Linn County for the November 3 election. By Saturday 850 ballots cast by mail or in person, with previous years totals 1397 in 1932 and 630 in 1934, as County Auditor Vesely outlines voting procedures and machine guidelines.

Robert M. Vesely Linn County Vesely Cedar Rapids Vessely

Also Mentioned on This Page

B. F. Bills of Chicago Ske Ginsberg First Avenue Landon U. S Indianapolis State Fair Grounds Indiana Department of State Committee On Foreign Relations Secretary of State Coolidge Department Foreign Service League of Nations U.S Americas Latin America John Jay Washington Associated Press Walter Maley Abraham Epstein The American Association For Social Security Or. H. G. Tussell Okinow Supreme Court Medical Dental Bureau DOWS Harold Ane Ieclen
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