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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1934
Page
12
A report highlights 106 children who benefited from a local camp program. The field notes show participation by youth from area schools and organizations, with emphasis on health education, outdoor activities, and community engagement.
Fragmentary text describes a Mamkany magistrate with a unique money phrasing. scattered names and places appear amid garbled words, suggesting a legal or civic note. No clear events, dates, or outcomes are discernible from the readable fragments.
The article details a summer camp health program run by Mercy hospital staff led by Miss Vera Murray. One hundred sixteen of 157 examined were recommended for camp but 106 attended due to removals. Children from fifteen public and two parochial schools, white and mixed backgrounds, showed weight gain and improving health through a balanced diet and cod liver oil supplements funded by May Drug Co. The program includes monthly weigh-ins and follow-up reporting to Public Health Nursing.
Testimony describes lottery establishments in New Orleans paying protection money to city officials including Mayor Walmsley and police officials. A witness claims corruption extended through several officials and conflicting denials followed the hearing.
Turbulent filing shows state board desiring a 326 772 dollar assessment on the Light Company. The document references gas wells, unpaid taxes, and potential court action. Local and state agencies appear to review rates, with a web of numbers and names interwoven in a dense, unclear ledger.
The report outlines charges against Dillinger associates in Cook County and Ottawa perjury cases. It notes Dexter Bail at $200,000 for two physicians and $5,000 for Mrs. Sueerty and Miss Quanfexd, with U S District Attorney Dwight H. Green naming Paguedi the mastermind. Authorities discuss unfinished business about who betrayed Dillinger and the fate of George Baby Face Nelson.
The May term in district court was adjourned Saturday noon by Judge H. C. Ring. The September term opens September 17 with the petit jury reporting September 25 for trials. The last day for filing civil cases is the next Friday.
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