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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1932

Page

18

Force official to open county vault in Webster City robbery

Two armed masked men kidnapped Herschel Swanson deputy county treasurer around midnight forced him to drive to the Hamilton county courthouse then looted the treasurer vault taking 2117 in paper money only the silver remained and Swanson was left on the curb three minutes later investigators aided by a suspect in custody Francis Powell searched for clues while the case remains under police inquiry with no complete description of the bandits given.

Webster City Herschel Swanson Hamilton County Court House Swanson Court House Blair Francis Powell Powell Highview

Norway Ox Roast Draws 8000 In Attendance

Col C B Robbins of Cedar Rapids and Maurice Cahill spoke at Norway s fifth annual Ox Roast drawing over eight thousand attendees. Robbins outlined the push for immediate payment of adjusted compensation certificates and explained Reconstruction Finance Corporation work. The event included afternoon sports, music by local bands, and two dances. Norway baseball edged Tama Indians 8 7 in a ninth inning rally.

Norway Col C. B. Robbins Cedar Rapids Maurice Cahill Iowa Tama Indians Newhall Band Center Point Boys Drum and Bugle Corps

Rio Grande Rises to Historic High In Texas Border Town

The Rio Grande climbed 48 feet to a record high Friday flooding Eagle Pass area and forcing residents of Piedras Negras to flee as water rose at about two feet per hour.

Eagle Pass Tex Rio Grande Piedras Negras

Plan Funeral For Washington Man

Funeral services for Henry Moses Doig 51 will be held Saturday afternoon with Rev F C Witzigman in charge. Doig died at the county hospital Thursday morning he was born November 18 1880 to Moses Doig and Susan Smith Doig. He lived with his parents northwest of Washington attended school married to Gertrude Sutherland March 4 1907 and they have lived in the area with one decade at Creston returning to a farm southwest of Washington. Surviving are his widow and three children Mrs Oral Long near Crawfordsville Mrs Lynn Haney Washington and Stanley at home. Also one brother Howard Doig Washington and a sister Mrs Ray Dawson Brighton.

Washington Henry Moses Doig F C. Witzigman Doig County Moses Doig Susan Smith Doig Gertrude Sutherland Creston Oral Long Crawfordsville Lynn Haney Stanley Howard Doig Ray Dawson Brighton

Herring to Speak at Clutier Kolach Day

Clyde L. Herring of Des Moines the Democratic gubernatorial candidate will be the principal speaker at Clutier's thirteenth annual Kolach Day on Sunday A complete program of sports and entertainment has been arranged with the Cedar Rapids Boys Drum and Bugle corps to stage a drill during the day.

Gazette Clutier Clyde L. Herring Des Moines Cedar Rapids Boys

Foreign lands shield farmers with price supports claim

Washington reports government experts say the United States clings to individualism while rivals use price supports to stabilize farm incomes. They cite tariffs quotas export controls production bounties and state monopolies as common tools in Europe, the Americas and elsewhere to raise or defend farm prices.

Washington INL United States Lynn Ramsey Edminister Department of Agriculture Australia Danubian Union of South Africa Soviet Russia

Hyde Predicts Hoover Victory to Speak on Land Use

Secretary of Agriculture Arthur M. Hyde, en route home to Clinton Missouri from Chicago, says Hoover's re election is certain. He will appear in Shenandoah Iowa next Saturday on Henry Field's radio station to discuss farm problems with a non political talk on Land Utilization. Hyde plans to begin campaign speaking about September 15.

Chicago Sns Arthur M. Hyde Clinton Hoover Shenandoah Henry Field Hyde

Jim Reed Predicts A Brighter Future and Victory

Former Senator James A Reed, on a fishing trip through Oregon, predicts a Roosevelt landslide in Missouri and a presidential victory. He criticizes relief measures as expanding government and says the United States will recover from current crises. Meanwhile in New Jersey, Thomas Early, the oldest fireman in the state, turns 103 and aims to vote in November for the twentieth time.

Portland Ore INS United States Kansas City James A Reed Oregon Reed Missouri Franklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt Lakewood N. J Thomas Early

Munitions Blast in Roumania Kills 17

A massive explosion at the Fortress Judent munition dump near Chitilla Romania killed at least seventeen soldiers and endangered many more. The blast destroyed nearby homes and forced road closures as ongoing detonations hampered rescue efforts.

Roumania Bucharest Ins Judent Chitlla Essall

Resignation Of Mexican Chief Again Rumored

Mexico City reports say President Pascual Ortiz Rubio will announce his resignation at noon Friday. Cabinet will handle the document and Congress may accept it Saturday in a joint session. A provisional president will be sworn in immediately, with Abelardo Rodriguez or Albert J. Pani as likely candidates.

Mexico City INS Pascual Ortiz Rubio Congress Senate Chamber of Deputies P. Jose Rios Abelardo Rodriguez Lower California Albert J. Pani

Man Pays Funeral Expenses After Death of Rival Gambler

In Chicago a man who won paid the funeral costs for Hoyt P. Smith a noted horse owner and race gambler who died after an unsuccessful attempt to recoup fortune. William E. Schmidt the undertaker supervised the burial and covered all expenses. Smith’s body rested at Schmidt’s parlor before burial. Smith had written that he hoped Schmidt would cover the costs. Schmidt conducted the services at his establishment.

Chicago INS William E. Schmidt Hoyt P. Smith Smith Schmidt Siskin Charleigh Bill Schmidt

Iowa Treasury Provides 20000 for State Fair Deficit

Des Moines AP Transfer of twenty thousand dollars from the state county fair fund to reduce the 1932 state fair deficit has governor Turner and Budget Director Oscar Anderson approval. A like amount was allotted earlier by a legislative committee. Funds will cover a sixty thousand dollar shortfall and help pay premiums.

Des Moines Turner Oscar Anderson State Legislative Committee On Fair Board

It Doesn t Fit the Door Says It Doesn t Fit

A humorous exchange between Mrs Newbridge and Mrs Oldun revolves around a latchkey. Mrs Newbridge jokes she humor her husband to let him seem independent while Mrs Oldun notes the key does not fit the door and unsettles the plan.

Mrs. Newbridge Mrs. Oldun

Mercury Mission: Spacecraft Limits Near the Sun

In Uncle Ray's Corner, a space tale cautions that the rocket will not approach closer than 5,000,000 miles to the sun. The sun’s gravity is noted as immense, stronger than all planets combined, shaping the journey and lessons for young readers.

Sun facts and fire on its surface explained

A conversational science piece explains weight on the sun, corona flames, sun diameter, and sunspot sizes. It compares Earth, 108 Earth-sized balls, and describes large sunspot widths and the corona seen during eclipses. The dialogue then returns to Earth via a rocket ship voyage.

Earth

Watsons Market Ad Specials Shelf Prices Saturday Sale

A detailed sale listing from Watsons Market showing hundreds of grocery items with prices for 49 to 60 pound flour bags, sugars, cereals, canned goods, dairy products, produce, and household items. Includes free delivery and various packaged foods with promotions. Contains numerous brand and product names.

Our Solar System Wonders and a Saturday Talk

A dialogue celebrates the solar system and the star filled universe. The speakers praise its vastness and safety of exploration and invite readers to tomorrow's Saturday talk.

Surprise Magazine Contents Highlight Riddles and Tricks

The issue features 24 riddles along with five magic tricks and seven puzzles showcasing a mix of mind teasers and playful challenges for readers seeking clever mental exercise.

Silly Exchange and Menu Gaffe at Lunchtime

A man asks how his new suit looks over lunch. The friend notes a vest wrinkle and laughs. The scene ends with a waiter and a misplaced menu reference from Der Lustige Sachse.

Jove

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