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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1936
Page
5
In a tense hotel mystery, Captain Sutton and sleuth Larry scrutinize suspects including Miss Hunt and staff. They chase clues from the stock room to the servants’ quarters, with new discoveries from Martin and a chilling audio hint from Miss Hunt.
Bob Holbrook and Larry Brian probe the stabbing of Alexander Brian in his home as Peter Julian Miss Hunt and a house staff all claim alibis. Peter is later stabbed and witnesses spot a shadowy figure near Peter's window as Frank notes unseen footsteps.
Sept 2 1926 Lucille Husak leaves her mother Mrs Lurene Husak in public notices to return to Los Angeles to continue education at the University of Southern California. Mary Maxine Wyant 9 suffers fractures of both bones in right forearm after being thrown from a coaster wagon at Shellsburg. Katherine Ferguson of Yonkers New York becomes new physical education director of the Y.
W C A will assume new duties Tuesday. Dr and Mrs B H McKeely return from five weeks eastward motor trip. Harvey Peterson leaves for Parkville Mo to attend school. Mrs John M Ely and children return home from three months with mother in Catskills. Louis Sila to Washington DC for war department job. E A Butterfield of Cedar Rapids visiting parents after civil service work in DC. E R Antrim and family return from Kansas City to Cedar Rapids. A B Garretson becomes grand chief conductor of the Order of Railway Conductors succeeding Edgar E Clark to ICC. Wood and Ward perform Two Merry Tramps at Greene's opera house. Edward Koontz injured at Sioux City splicing cable. nearby Michael Gallagher burns from the fire. Charles Henry Soukes to Staunton Virginia military school.
State of Iowa Linn County notice states that John M. Redmond is named executor of the will of Spalding deceased. Crissman attorney serves as counsel. Creditors are urged to file claims in the Linn County Clerk's office by a stated deadline.
The article defends the American Liberty League against New Deal critics, arguing the League has provided fair analysis of legislation since 1933. It highlights its organizing, literature distribution to libraries, speeches, and public education efforts, urging continued support and noting a Cedar Rapids office for materials.
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