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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1933

Page

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Daring Girl Flyer Dies in International Air Races

Miss Klingensmith, 26, of Minneapolis, dies as Gee Bee racer crashes during the James Gordon Bennett balloon and air race in Cobleskill New York. Wedell set a new land speed record of over 305 miles per hour earlier in the event.

Cobleskill E&s Sipe Gene Gillette Curtis Reynolds Airport Enview Florence King- Shamnith Minneapolis Minn Miss Klingensmith Ames I. Wedell Arthur D- Knapp Jackson Mich Robert L. Hall Knapp James Wedell Klingensmith Wedell James A. Doolittle Federation Aeronamque Internationale Pars Klingenaouth Lee Golbach Patterson Secord Roy Miner Los Angeles Miner Phine Puston Gordon Israel Robertson Mo Arthur C Chester Joliet Chester Leland & Mules George O Hague S J Wittman Oshkosh Exmin Voripel Walter Bagnick Detrot Thid

Black Mile of Life Puzzle in Scottish Countryside

The essay uses The Black Mile as a parable for life and hardship. It contrasts fear and courage, cites a Chicago play about financial ruin, and notes a world downturn teaching humility. It ends with hope that hard times make people more humane.

Scotland Loch Arkaig Loch Lochy Bedling Chicago Conyright

Florence Klingensmith Breaks Records in Aviation

Florence Klingensmith, 26, a Chicago airshow star and holder of the world loop the loop record for women, died after a fatal day in Chicago. A Minneapolis native, she began flying at 19, logged 1078 loops in 1931, and served as traffic manager for an air line between the Twin Cities and Kansas City. She belonged to the National Aeronautical Association, Betsy Ross Flying Club, the 99ers, and Northwest Aviation Club, known as Treetops.

Minneapolis Florence Klingensmith Chicago Miss Klingensmith

Arms and legs of woman found in Detroit field

Police found severed limbs of a 20 year old woman in bushes on Detroit's northwestern outskirts. Coroner Dr Edmund J Knobloch said the limbs were amputated within 24 hours of death and showed signs of careful maintenance. Authorities identified the victim as Laurier Jobb from dental and print records and continued a search for the rest of the body.

Detroit Laurier Jobb Edmund J Knobloch Knobloch John Muargeral Matthew Maicrich

Gulf Storm Pounds Cuba Florida Texas Aftermath

The storm battered Cuba with substantial casualties and relief aid, while Florida and Texas faced high winds and flooding. Freeport and Cape Coral areas suffered communications outages. Palm Beach and Lake Okeechobee residents evacuated. Texas towns like Corpus Christi reported heavy rains as the system moved toward the Gulf, with warnings adjusted along the coast.

Associated Press Texas Gulf of Mexico Florida Cuba American Red Cross Houston Freeport Bahamas Bobring Palm Beach Ocean Boulevard Lake Okeechobee West Palm Beach Corpus Christi

Richberg Urges Labor Unity In Ottumwa Address

Donald Richberg NRA general counsel told a Labor day crowd in Ottumwa Iowa that labor organizations are essential to protect and advance workers. He urged organizing industrial, transportation and farm sectors to balance interests and prevent domination by any group, linking NRA farm relief to Labor Day significance and denying any dictatorship in the blue eagle law.

Ottumwa Donald Richberg NRA Richberg

Governor Rolph In Hospital Acknowledged In San Francisco

Governor James Rolph Jr of California was reported seriously but not dangerously ill on Monday at St Francis Hospital in San Francisco. His presence at the hospital had been kept secret since Saturday night.

San Francisco James Rolph Jr California St Francis Hospital

Green Promises Court Action to Enforce Labor Codes

Akron Ohio William Green AFL president pledges legal action against employers violating collective bargaining provisions. He calls for shorter hours beyond NRA codes, lauds government wartime employment efforts, and notes industry resistance to further reductions while urging a broader code revision.

Akron Ohio William Green American Federation of Labor NRA Green

Deer Rescue Draws Holiday Crowds at Watkins Glen

Watkins Glen New York AP reports holiday crowds flocked to the state park to view a deer marooned on a narrow ledge above a gorge for nine days.

Watkins Glen N. Y

Encephalitis Case Reported At Des Moines CCC Camp

Fort Des Moines army post hospital doctors diagnosed Lawrence Edgington a 19 year old forestry conservation corps member with suspected encephalitis after she became drowsy and unconscious near Albia. Dr Walter L Bierring state health director said nine sleeping sickness cases have been reported in the state.

Des Moines Fort Des Moines Army Post Hospital Lawrence Edgington Forestry Conservation Corps Edgington Albia Walter L. Bierring

Health Service to canvass sleeping sickness cases in city

U S health officials plan a house to house survey in 385 homes of sleeping sickness patients to find a possible cause and transmission method after finding a filterable virus in encephalitis victims. Five more deaths bring the total to 68 since July 30 with no new counts on Sundays and holidays.

ST Louis U.S. Department of Health The Health Service

Peace Efforts in Industry 10 Start Tuesday

Washington reports an NRA peace push as Hugh S. Johnson plans talks in Chicago to calm the merit clause dispute between non union employers and labor. Appalachian coal talks resume Tuesday amid open shop contention while Ford resists code inclusion for now. Harriman defends hiring on merit, unions expand organizing drive as AFL claims 1,000,000 new members.

Washington Ins Hughs. Johnson Johnson Chicago NRA Indor Henry Ford Ford Henry “J.hartiman U.S. Chamber of Commerce Harriman American Federation of Labor

Sister Aimee And Dave Are So Near Yet So Far Apart

Minneapolis AP report on evangelist Sister Aimee McPherson Hutton and her husband Dave Hutton amid divorce suit. He says no reconciliation and she protests, the couple’s conflict unfolding during her revival tour as he heads to Chicago then Brooklyn for engagements.

Aimee Dave Minneapolis Aimee McPherson Hutton Dave Hutton Africa David Evangelist Hutton Chicago Brooklyn

Johnson Plans to Open Buying Drive September 20

Chicago AP Hugh S. Johnson announced a national buying campaign to start around September 20 to urge the public to buy freely. He warned inflationary finance could push prices higher and urged continued support for the blue eagle wage and job-creating program. He favored no specific progress figures yet and called for a quick census on reemployment under codes and the presidents’ agreements.

Chicago Hugh S. Johnson Illinois State Federation of Labor Johnson NRA Blue Eagle Eagle

Murphy Declares Industry Unsafe Without Regulation

Sen Louis J Murphy of Town, a Democrat, denounces the NRA as unsafe and urges government safety measures. He argues great corporations control happiness and prosperity and calls for regulation to protect individual prosperity and liberty amid recovery efforts.

Dubuque NRA Sen Loui J Murphy Murphy Tesus

Bailey Won’t Escape Alive Again

Washington AP confirms Joseph Keenan vows Bailey will face trial when recaptured. Federal agents guard Urschel suspect in Oklahoma City jail with armed squad. six Army planes aid search and possible internal jail corruption probe. Keenan promises speedy federal justice if an inside aided escape.

Washington Harvey Bailey Joseph B. Keenan Keenan Bailey Oklahoma City Dallas Tan New Orleans Kansas City Birmingham Department of Justice Paradise Tex Urschel Desperado

Roosevelt Aboard Capital On Yacht Heads Toward Potomac

President Roosevelt sails aboard the Nourmahal toward Washington after reaching protected waters between Cape Charles and Cape Hen ry Virginia. Stephen Early reports the arrival time in Washington is uncertain as Roosevelt plans to fish in the lower Potomac. An airplane will carry newspapers and dispatches while Vincent Astor signals promised treats for the ships crew.

Washington Stephen T. Early Navy Department President Roosevelt Cape Charles Cape Henry Potomac River Vincent Astor Roosevelt Potomac Manby Twiggs

Flood Threat Hits Hawarden Area

Hawarden Akron and Chatsworth face record autumn flood as the Big Sioux river rises eleven feet in a day. The river overflows two miles wide, submerging Oakdale state park and blocking traffic between South Dakota and Iowa. No deaths or injuries reported.

Hawarden Akron Chatsworth Big Sioux Oakdale State Park South Dakota Iowa

Ford Joins Vacation as Auto Code Deadline Nears

Henry Ford remains at his Hills Michigan retreat with no sign of plans to respond to the national automobile code deadline. Ford and his wife are not reestablishing contact with Detroit as the deadline approaches. no steps toward agreement or protest are evident.

Ford Hills Big Bay Mich Henry Ford Huron Detroit

Killer Bailey Surrenders After Ardmore Escape In Oklahoma

Harvey J. Bailey once nation’s most wanted criminal, captured in Ardmore after a Dallas jail escape. Federal agents, local police, and three Ardmore officers cornered him as a sedan wreck halted the chase. Bailey, linked to Urschel kidnapping and Kansas City slayings, was taken to Oklahoma City for federal custody.

Oklahoma City Department of Justice Harvey J. Bailey Oklahoma County Bailey Ardmore Dallas Texas Okla Harvey Bailey Tex Charles F. Urschel Nick Tresp Tresp Kansas State Penitentiary Lansing Oklahoma Batley

Hero’s Funeral For Italian Air Force Chief Gen De Pinedo

New York reports a hero’s funeral planned for Gen Francisco de Pinedo former head of the Italian air force who perished when his plane crashed at the start of a projected long distance flight. After viewing in state through Sept 9 his body will be sent to Naples for national honors by the Italian government.

New York Ins Francisco de Pinedo Air Force Naples de Pinedo

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Daring Girl Flyer Hiss Klingensmith Storm Mexico Tampa Weather Bureau Key West Tarpon Springs Mobile Ala Gulf Rolph Deck C.C.C ST. Louis Pride Vs Joan Ormond Hugh Sewell Joan Spite Wile Cedar Rapids Will Killer U.S Hero
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