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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1933

Page

14

Two Men Mistaken for Bandits Spark Fatal Gunfight

In Los Angeles a deputy sheriff, John Hedge, was killed and a warehouse checker wounded after a night gun battle at an east side grocery dock. Frank Chavez fired six times. hedge and Chavez misidentified each other as bandits. Roland Bennecke and two women with the officer hid as Chavez joined the foreman. The dock fight ended with Hedge dying from heart and arm wounds. Easter Island ruins uncovered in the Pacific.

Los Angeles John Hedge Frank Chavez Hedge Roland Bennecke Chavez Bennecke

Chinese War Chest Mystery Sparks Government Probe

A government inquiry tracks the fate of nearly 20 million in Chinese wartime funds raised to defend Manchuria against Japan. General Ma Chan-Shan and associates reportedly took about 1.7 million while others seek answers on the remaining 18.3 million, with contributors and anti‑Japanese groups urged to disclose receipts and disbursements.

Peiping China Manchuria U.S Ma Chan-Shan Soviet Russia Europe National Military Council Japan

Kraschel Praises NRA At Vinton Sweet Corn Day

Lieut. Gov. Kraschel urged full backing of the NRA at Vinton's Sweet Corn Day with a crowd of about 6000. He cited farm price gains and called for competitive hog markets and Iowa brand ham standards. The program included NRA floats, a parade, bands, and speeches by Willford and Utterback.

Vinton N. G. Kraschel Hubert Utterback Des Moines Roosevelt NRA Kraschel Iowa Gov Garrison Norway Blairstown van Horne American Legion Ursula Fuchs A. C. Willford Waterloo Cedar Rapids Fairgrounds

Bank Robbery in De Forest Nets $700 in Cash

Two masked youths robbed the De Forest State Bank in De Forest Wisconsin on Tuesday and fled with seven hundred dollars in cash. Police launched a search but details of the suspects remain scarce.

Deforest, Wis DeForest State Bank

Willford Names Vinton Man As Federal Auditor

Congress man A C Willford announced the appointment of W E Gilchrist of Vinton as a federal auditor. Gilchrist previously served as county auditor and about ten years as city clerk. The appointment comes during a Democratic gathering in Vinton with Lieut Gov L N Kraschel Judge Hubert Utter and state leaders present.

Vinton L. N. Kraschel Hubert Utterback Des Moines A. C. Willford E. J. Feuhling New Hampton M. J. Hyland Traer Carl B. Stiger Toledo Hyland Harry C. White State Board of Control Willford W. E. Gilchrist Gilchrist

County Work Relief Struggles and Arrests Rise

The county relief program details how scrip and rent warrants credit relief recipients and explains 30 cents per hour as the wage yardstick. About 150 men returned to county work while 300 unemployed previously refused transport to sites and two demonstrators faced jail and assault charges.

State Emergency Relief Committee Cora Jacobs Hluligren Jimmie Franks First Street Board of Supervisors Franks Irene Hullgren Third Street G. S. Lightner G. K. Thompson

Polish Flyers Die In Russian Crash

In a Moscow report two Polish aviators on an eastbound flight to Siberia crashed 400 miles east of Moscow. One pilot, Levanevsky, was killed while his companion Filipovich parachuted to safety with minor injuries. Engine trouble was blamed for the disaster.

Moscow Here Levanevsky Filipovich Warsaw Siberia

Kruschen Salts Promise Slimming Results Advertised

An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts claiming rapid weight loss and renewed vitality. It features a Cleveland woman claiming 16 pounds lost in four weeks and urges daily use with water, noting a four week jar, price, and a money back guarantee.

Kruschen E. Drouryer Cleveland Ohio May Drug Co

Joan Learns Life in Esmee's World Amid Turbulent Loves

Joan Ormond, daughter of William Ormond, leaves home after conflicts over her engagement and Father’s disapproval. She moves to Esmee Cranmer's lavish yet shabby flat in Derceyville, where cocktails and luxury mask debt and danger. Joan fights to regain dignity while Teddy Lathrop's affection complicates her precarious path.

Jean Ormond William Ormond Derceyville Julia Joan Hugh Sewell Elmer Parcher Jean Huch Hugh Dorceyville Elmer Pat We Esmee Cranmer Doreeyville Esmee Andy Cotter Gilda Ramsey Teddy Lathrop Teddy Jewel Grey House

Purple and Gold Boat Drifting Toward Hidden Danger

A purple and gold luxury boat drifts under a warning ripple about rot hidden in the wood. She ignores the omen as the prow signals that nothing stands still and danger draws nearer.

Roosevelt mulls partial restore of federal salaries

President Roosevelt told William Green of the American Federation of Labor of possible restoration of part of the 15 percent cut in government salaries. Green urged returning federal pay to the old basis and speeding up rebuilding under the recovery program. The President noted dissatisfaction with the old cost index and asked for a new one.

Washington Roosevelt American Federation of Labor William Green White House Green

Export plan to ship 30 million to 35 million wheat bushels

A marketing agreement filed with the Agricultural Adjustment Administration proposes exporting 30 to 35 million bushels of wheat from the Pacific Northwest to relieve a regional surplus and stabilize prices in the east and gulf. The plan involves government payments to exporters to cover the price difference between domestic and world markets, a 15 to 20 cent spread per bushel, and creation of a North Pacific export equalization association to oversee implementation.

Washington Pacific Northwest East Gulf Agricultural Adjustment Administration Portland Ore Northwest

Weather stays cooler with partial sun in Cedar Rapids

An early cloud cover in Cedar Rapids Tuesday thinned to allow occasional sun by afternoon. Temperatures rose from a 7 a.m. low near 63 to 64 by 10 a.m. and reached 77 by 2:30 p.m., remaining in the moderate range.

Cedar Rapids Son the Mercury

Lindbergh Discusses Ocean Air Depots

Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and Swedish expert Sven Lundborg discussed the possibility of floating landing stages in the Atlantic to support regular Europe United States air travel. Lundborg showed an invention that uses wave energy to anchor stages without anchors and allow relocation if weather demands.

Stockholm INS Atlantic Ocean Europe United States Charles A. Lindbergh Sven Lundborg Lundborg

Washington Doctor Makes Hole In One At Club

Dr A W Clow of Washington achieved a hole in one at the Washington Golf and Country Club on hole No 8 a 150 yard No 6 iron shot. He was joined by Mrs Clow Les Eicher and Ralph Gibson as spectators and members of the hall of fame.

Washington A. W. Clow Washington Golf and Country Club Mrs. Clow Les Eicher Ralph Gibson Clow Hall of Fame Hugh McCleery Orville Elder Don Benz

Amazing Gly-Cas to Visit Cedar Rapids Thrifty Drug

Local ad proclaims Gly-Cas a new herbal remedy claimed to cure rheumatism neuritis stomach and kidney troubles. The Gly-Cas Man will be at Thrifty Drug Store at 1st St and 3rd Ave SE starting Thursday to meet the public and explain usage with free samples.

Cedar Rapids Thrifty Marshalltown Muscatine Mason City Ottumwa Davenport Cor 1St St 3Rd Ave

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