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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1932

Page

2

Mitchell report on bonus army sparks political clash

The Mitchell report drawing sharp rebuttals from bonus army leaders, including Waters and Khaki Shirts of America, argues the late adjournment altered the camp's quality. It cites arrests, past offenses, and a police tally of loans and convictions among 4,723 veterans.

Congress Waters Justice Department Bonus Army Mitchell American Legion Washington R. B. Ellison America Bonus Veterans’ Bureau Assau Saorione

Paraguayans Claim Annihilation of Bolivian Regiment

Paraguayans declare the annihilation of the 14th Bolivian Infantry as thousands clash for Fort Boqueron in the Gran Chaco. A war department communique says fighting continues and prisoners have been taken, with public celebrations and a national anthem salute.

Asuncion Paraguay Fort Boqueron Gran Chaco War Department el Diaro

Dabney Oil Magnate Dies in California at 74

Joseph B. Dabney, California oil pioneer and longtime Los Angeles resident, died of heart disease at 74 in Santa Barbara. A native of Madison County Iowa, he helped develop Bakersfield fields and gave over a million dollars philanthropically. His gifts funded Dabney hall of the humanities and a Dabney dormitory at Caltech.

Santa Barbara Calif Joseph B. Dabney Madison County Iowa Dabney California Los Angeles Bakersfield California Institute of Technology

Red Heart Tag Day Sees $110 For VOA Project

Volunteers of America tag day raised 110 dollars to aid destitute mothers with children in the state. Miss Annie Y. Smith oversaw 65 workers at Taylor school with prizes awarded to Naomi Mower Kathleen Minor Leta Blochinger and Junior Coffman among others. Local merchants donated prizes and children selling over three dollars earned theater tickets.

Volunteers of America Annie Y. Smith Eighteenth Street SE Taylor School Naomi Mower Avenue NW Kathleen Minor Fourth Avenue SE Leta Blochinger Tenth Street NW Junior Coffman Gene Mullin Marguerite McDonnell Miss Smith Cedar Rapids Woman's Clu

Just Folks About the value of friendship and companionship

The poem reflects on how peace and life’s fullness come from friends. It contrasts worldly power with the consoling grace of true companionship, noting laughter, mirth, and shared days as the source of lasting memories and solace.

Nancy Page Plans Daily Schedule To Ease Household Burden

Nancy Page develops a day by day plan to manage housework after a weekend guest visit. The system divides chores into Monday through Sunday tasks, easing fatigue and creating clear beginnings and ends to each day. Copyright 1932 Elgin item notes Methodist Ladies Aid officers elected and program details.

Nancy Susan

Clock with world time dial displayed in Basque Museum

In the Basque Museum Bay onne France a clock with a single dial shows the time in multiple global locations.

Bayonne France

Maine Election Leads States Eight Vote Tuesday

The Associated Press reports Maine led eight states in Tuesday primaries, with Arizona, Colorado, Louisiana and Michigan voting. Maine held its election Monday two months ahead of the nation, as national parties monitor results for hints about November. Campaigns feature prohibition debates, with Brann urging repeal in Maine and Martin predicting a governor win for Republicans.

Associated Press Washington Maine Georgia Arizona Colorado Louisiana Michigan Millis The Treasury Walsh Ely Burleigh Martin Louis J. Brann Brann Martin Cramton Hudson Jones Adam Beeler Huey Long

10-20-30 Years A in the Gazette

The Sept 12 1922 Gazette notes a D A R meeting at Glass home Center Point road with a wedding cake cut by a sword to honor Mrs George Hedges forty eighth anniversary. Carl G Stoddard buys stock in Bishop cafeteria and will manage it. Mr and Mrs S G Armstrong are mentioned.

Glass Center Point Road George Hedges Carl G. Stoddard Boyson Bishop Cafeteria S. G. Armstrong

Local Daughters Return From Europe Trip and Wedding

Margaret and Miss Ella Johnson arrived yesterday after a three months European tour. Catherine Condon and Timothy Shea wed yesterday in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Father D J Lenihan.

Margaret Ella Johnson Europe Catherine Condon Timothy Shea D. J. Lenihan

Ed Crosby plans private school entry in Dubuque

James H. Crosby takes his son Edward to Dubuque where the boy will enter a private school. Miss Julia Tobey and Miss Hazel Searles return from a western trip via Canada. Beulah Willett of Cedar Rapids and Chester Roberts of Edmonton were married at Edmonton on Sept 10. W H Given former Rock Island superintendent at Cedar Rapids named examiner for the first district with headquarters in Des Moines.

James H. Crosby Edward Dubuque Julia Tobey Hazel Searles Canada Beulah Willett Cedar Rapids Chester Roberts Edmonton W. H. Given Rock Island Dese Moines

Weary Willie Walker At Greene’s Opera House

On September 12 1902 Weary Willie Walker attracted a Greene’s Opera House audience. Patsy Overman sustained a dislocated arm after a bicycle fall. Mary Stauffer left for Central City to teach in public schools. Mrs Fred Sadler and daughter Bertha plan Minnesota relocation after twenty five years here. W F Severn donated 2500 to a Bohemian education group.

Willie Walker Greene’s Opera House Patsy Overman Mary Stauffer Central City Fred Sadler Bertha Minn W. F. Severn

Lawyer Tenant Refuses Rent Payment Letter

A landlord writes a lawyer tenant asking for overdue rent and a forwarded check. The tenant replies deferring payment saying he cannot pay his own rent and sees no reason to pay the landlord. London Evening News notes the exchange.

London Eveningews

Linn County Sheriff Fees Reported at $4 759 15 in 1931

Linn county government notes show sheriff's office collected fees totaling 4759 15 during 1931 according to the county financial report. The series on Linn county government explains its operations for residents and taxpayers.

Linn County Sheriff's Office

Roosevelt to Seek Economic Data on West Trip

Gov Roosevelt will depart Albany on a seven car special train for an 8 000 mile tour aimed at gathering firsthand economic data. He plans speeches in Topeka Portland Sioux City and a fourth city to be chosen and will be accompanied by his son James and daughter Mrs Curtiss Dall. Mrs Roosevelt joins at Williams Arizona for the return journey.

Albany N. Y West Roosevelt Topeka Ken Portland Ore Sioux City James Curtiss Dall Wiliams Ariz

Breaks Jail in Waterloo Escape From City Jail

Robert Stell of Kansas City escaped from the Waterloo city jail Sunday night by digging a three foot hole through a brick wall while held for investigation.

Waterloo Robert Stell Kansas City

Cascade Boy Fractures Arm After School Fall

Gerald Hotchkiss 11 son of Mr and Mrs C C Hotchkiss sustained a compound fracture of his right arm Friday after falling from a basketball support on the East Cascade school campus.

Cascade Gerald Hotchkiss C. C. Hotchkiss East Cascade

Former Cedar Rapids Resident Praises Local Morale

Daniel D. Rubek, a former Cedar Rapids boy now in Chicago, visited his parents and praised Cedar Rapids for having better morale than other cities he visited on business. He also noted the completed federal building as a credit to the city's growth and planned trips to Seattle and various western regions including Los Angeles.

Daniel D. Rubek Cedar Rapids Chicago John J. Rubek Sixth Street Rubek Seattle Wash West Coast San Francisco Los Angeles Leo American Trona Company

Newly elected Mount Vernon American Legion auxiliary officers

Newly elected officers include President Mrs Gertrude Midkiff Vice President Mrs Mae Foster Secretary Rae Powers Treasurer Mrs Frances Beach Chaplain Mrs Cora Wilcox Historian Mrs Eva West Sergeant at arms Mrs Elizabeth Kimball Executive board Mrs Mary Walters and Mrs Grace Rogers Installation will be held tet

Mount Vernon American Legion Auxiliary Gertrude Midkiff Mae Foster Rae Powers Frances Beach Cora Wilcox Eva West Elizabeth Kimball Mary Walters Grace Rogers Mae Ae

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