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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1935
Page
6
Oskaloosa Iowa reports growing opposition to plans in Washington to parcel the Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad now in receivership. communities served, line employees, and shippers press against splitting the line into eight Illinois Iowa and Minnesota routes. ICC decision pending after public hearings.
Aubrey Williams of Washington DC, associate director of the federal emergency relief administration and chief at the National...
Cedar Rapids contractor Max Mildenstein was named the apparent low bidder on the main contract for a new Columbia Missouri post office. His bid stood at 139922 dollars, a figure he confirmed after the press report reached him via The Gazette. The second item notes a Hearthstone club reception honoring local women teachers and new members with plans for the next meeting set for September 24 at Mrs J W Frost's home.
Washington notes Secretary of State Cordell Hull endorsed Britain’s Geneva speech calling for collective resistance to aggression in Ethiopia. Hull praised the appeal for peace and said the United States is watching developments and ready to cooperate as American policy allows, while not engaging any direct communications on Europe at present.
Funeral services were held in the M. E. church for James Gardiner 82 a Lamont resident for 23 years. Born February 1853 in Ireland he came to America at 19 and to Buchanan county in 1905. He married Ida Carpenter March 6 1877. Survived by his widow two sons Charles and William six daughters Eliza Cecelia Emma Ruby Lenna Grace and six grandchildren. Burial was in Whitney Church cemetery.
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