Destruction Looms Nearer and Threatens Solar System
A speculative headline notes looming danger to the solar system with questions of humanity's potential escape or survival amid cosmic threats and far reaching destruction.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1934
Page
9
A speculative headline notes looming danger to the solar system with questions of humanity's potential escape or survival amid cosmic threats and far reaching destruction.
Francis A. Linville of the U S treasury travels to Cedar Rapids to survey local credit conditions. The federal survey, in cooperation with the Fed, RFC and FDIC, aims to assess bank credit access for small and medium enterprises and identify causes of any constriction. Linville will interview business leaders over several days.
Arthur Schwartzentruber son of Mr and Mrs Schwartzentruber of Milwaukee remains hospitalized in Waukesha Wisconsin after a serious head injury from an automobile crash near Delafield on August 27. Relatives say he will likely be out of school this semester though expected to recover enough to return to work before mid year. He has completed three years at Coe College and is noted as a football player and athlete.
Representative Wright Patman denounces the American Liberty League and the National Economy League as outlaw groups and calls the Federal Reserve system a private monopoly used to crush Americans. He contrasts their secrecy with the Ku Klux Klan, accusing Wall Street interests and Pierpont Morgan affiliates of leading the movements.
Tom Mooney will be allowed freedom inside San Quentin during his mother's mourning period but cannot attend Mrs. Mary Mooney's funeral. Warden James B. Holohan said Mooney will be restricted to prison walls and relieved from peeling duties. Requests for temporary release were denied though siblings sought governor intervention.
In Bialystok Poland Anna Cielikowa 64 gave birth to a boy doctors say the infant is 45 years younger than his sister and part of a rare late in life pregnancy in the region. The record notes the unusual age gap and medical context surrounding the birth.
Des Moines cab driver Charles Marvin, 27, was murdered after being called for a ride. E C Watson, 26, Fort Des Moines soldier, confessed to killing Marvin and robbing barbecue proprietor Alfred Zito of 107 dollars during the same incident.
A Standard Oil warehouse in Mount Vernon was burglarized Monday night. Thieves cut a front door lock and stole axle grease, a 25 pound pail of oil, cream Separator oil, and ten gallons of motor oil. Deputy Condon collected fingerprints.
Special to The Gazette Mount Vernon Kolach day celebration postponed from Monday due to rain was held Tuesday with ten thousand kolaches and coffee to be given away starting at 4 30 pm Band concerts and Legion events were planned. Poole urged broad meat taxation and predicted firm cattle markets next year. Awards were announced for Legion auxiliary quilt and rug exhibitions. Funeral services were held for Mrs Hannah Morgan Cook in Earlville. she died at Mason City aged 91. Romanian beach forests cover over 9500 square miles, about one twelfth of the country.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists want ad rates and procedures. Rates depend on ad size and number of days, with additional charges for out of town submissions and a limit on correcting multiple insertions. Ads may be telephoned mailed or delivered to the Gazette office.
A jumble of lost items and small ads lists a yellow Persian kitten near Gribhoffer's bakery with a reward. a Charm with Cleveland Shrine emblem attached to Elk’s and a gold watch reward. miscellaneous local shop and service notices appear, including loans and repairs, with several contact numbers.
A fragmented newspaper clipping lists beauty schools and services including Rapid Air dry, furnace work, and cleaning. It mentions job ads for women and housework positions, plus miscellaneous ads for electrical service, lawn care, and cleaning. It references addresses and phone numbers in midwestern city listings.
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