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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1938

Page

6

Hearst Lond Defendants in Receiver Suit

Prominent publisher William Randolph Hearst, his sons George and William Jr., and numerous associates and firms are named defendants in a superior court receivership suit filed by Samuel Mann. The action seeks appointment of a receiver for Hearst Consolidated Publications and an accounting of alleged pre May 9 1930 stock transactions and fraud to recover losses for stockholders.

Los Angeles William Randolph Hearst George Hearst William Randolph Hearst, Jr Samuel Mann Hearst Consolidated Publications, Inc Mann Neblett, Warner and MacDonald Hearst Hearst Corporation Star Holding Corporation Hearst Consolidated Publications John Francis Neylan Edward Hardy Clarke Seward Brisbane Sarah Brisbane Arthur Brisbane David E. Town William Wallace Murray P. J. Tehany A. M. Keck Grove J. Fink John D. Costello Charles Mayer Clarence Richard Lindner Richard A. Carrington, Jr Robert P. Holliday John Randolph Hearst Frederick Wagner Harry M. Bitner T. E. Hagelberg A. G. Newmyer Charlies

Tax boost or spending cuts urged by Senator King

Washington reports Senator King of Utah, ranking Democrat on the Senate Finance Committee, insists Congress must raise taxes or trim expenditures to avert deficits. He calls for reducing the federal payroll and relief costs while maintaining defenses, arguing the current large military program is excessive given Europe’s situation. He also seeks to relieve business from oppressive measures to spur activity.

Washington INS King Utah Senate Finance Committee Congress Europe

Fort Dodge Man Falls Ninety Feet And Lives

Nels Miller, 55, fell or jumped from a 90 foot viaduct on North Third Street. He survived after striking a wire cable reinforced with lead pipe, though he is seriously injured. Authorities believe the restraint prevented instantaneous death.

Fort Dodge INL Nels Miller North Third Street

Germany's Rise Seen As Western Europe Dominance Looms

London dispatch reports Czechoslovakia accepted the Anglo French peace plan surrendering Sudeten lands to Germany. Officials fear German hegemony grows as Poland and Hungary face capitulation, while Chamberlain eyes a peace guarantee from Hitler at the Godesberg meeting.

London INL Czechoslovakia Germany Europe France Poland Hungary Chamberlain Suade Hitler Hitler Rhine Godesberg Whitehall der Fuehrer

Marry in Santa Ana joins Eddy Smith in Los Angeles

Mrs Edna F Gillespie Saunders of Marion reports the Sunday wedding of her former Cedar Rapids neighbor to Arthur E Smith of Los Angeles. Rev Frank E Lindgren performed the ceremony in Santa Ana California. The couple will reside in Los Angeles where Smith works in the cigarette vending machine business.

Art Weld Cedar Rapids Edna F. Gillespie Saunders Thirteenth Street Marion Santa Ana Calif Arthur E. Smith Los Angeles Frank E. Lindgren

Amana club hosts visitors and local guests feast note

Following a dinner the group will visit Mrs L C Dew’s home with Miss Mable Alexander of Detroit as guest. Chicago visitors Mr and Mrs Harvey Hansen and Mrs George Oakley stay with friends. Charles Granger convalesces after minor Cedar Rapids hospital operation. Ann Jordan hosted dinner at Amana hotel with guests from Columbus and Marion. Booths motor trip to Des Moines and Milford, with W S Poland joining in Marion for winter. Mrs Catherine Foren of Savannah and Mrs Hov Losey of Ottawa overnight with Heffrons. Lions meeting heard Des Moines supervisor George E Virden speak. Chamber of Commerce set annual meeting Oct 3 at Hallwood cafe and backed ticket sales for Independence Marion football Oct 14. Budget collections expected 100 percent by October meeting. Sarah Lutze of Perry visits brother John Grote, then returns home.

O. O. P. Club Marion Golf Club Mable Alexander Detroit Mich Mary English W W Vaughn Earl Welsher K. E. Cornell L. C. Dew R C. Booth Des Moines Milford Mr. Booth W. S Poland Marion Booth Chamber of Commerce Hallwood

Shelter house planned for University of Iowa riverside

The University of Iowa will build a native Mt. Vernon cut stone shelter house near the Iowa river to serve winter sports on lagoons under construction as part of a $40,998 WPA project. A 24 hour day shift will speed dredging of the Iowa river, with 40 workers pumping 300,000 cubic yards of silt for landscaping and filling old Iowa field. J P Walden, operator of the Country Club Tavern, paid a $150 fine on a parole violation after a prior $250 fine. a Hardin township road project was awarded to William Horrabin Contracting of Iowa City for 3.75 miles at $3,375.

Iowa City University of Iowa Iowa River Mt. Vernon Iowa Field J. P Walden Country Club James P. Gaffney Walden New Road Hardin Township William Horrabin J. B. Hannahls West Point

Police Chiefs Hear Crime Experts Talk Convention Highlights

The Iowa Association of Police Chiefs convention in Council Bluffs opens with talks from L M Chipman FBI Des Moines official J R Hat tery Iowa highway patrol chief and W W Akers head of the state bureau of criminal investigation. Mason City couple win pistol match divisions at the event.

Council Bluffs L. M. Chipman F.B.I Des Moines J. R. Hattery Iowa Highway Patrol W. W. Akers State Bureau of Criminal Investigation Iowa Association of Police Chiefs Convention Leo E. Allster Mason City

Oxford Readies Festival Thursday Homecoming Day

Oxford plans a twenty event homecoming festival with band and orchestra music vaudeville acts a saddle horse show a soap box derby a greased pig contest races and a baseball game between Amana and Oxford If rain forces a delay the event moves to Saturday Robert OBrian secretary of state will give the main address at 2 p.m.

the Gazette Oxford Amana Robert O'Brian

Allot Cash For Linn Census Two Years Hence

Washington reports the federal government will fund Linn County census preparation for 1940. The Works Progress Administration allotted 13,228 dollars to collect edit codify and summarize Linn County population data and prepare a test schedule for enumeration two years hence.

Washington Linn County Works Progress Administration Bureau of the Census

Deere Dividend Declared On Deere & Co Common Stock

Deere and company directors in Moline Illinois announced a dividend of 1.35 dollars a share on common stock payable October 3 to stockholders of record October 4.

Moline, Ill Deere and Company

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Hearst, Lond Turner Mortuary Mortuary Marion News California John H. Pazour Lewis Weis George Burns Joseph FE. Homans Ames State Highway Commission Thirtieth Ed Rhinehart Marion Plainsman Eugene Dunn Bill Barnhart George Davis Junior Reed Rex Conn Marion Bowling Alley Marshall Oxley Butch Koppenhower Methodist Church Red Ward Church Council of St. Paul's Lutheran Church Seventh Avenue Fitch Owens Drug Store Osceola Dickey's Foods Mark Fitzgerald John Engstrom Stevensville Mont Jack Shadeland Handicraft Club No. 2 C. H. Sweet Marion Chisman John J. Keith St. Luke's Hospital, Cedar Rapids Sylvester Curtis Savanna, N Larkin Club Thomas Park I. A. Summers Conesville John Ferreter Sherman Fontaine Christmas Seal Linn County Medical Association Hotel Roosevelt Lucile Christie Public Health Department St. L. van Winkle The Medical Society L. J. Halpin E. M. Adams Central City E. E Parsons E., M. Adams W. G Koppenhaver Christie J. W. Ballard Elizabeth McIntosh Nursing Service of Adams E. E. Parsons Koppenhaver D. B Storck Marion Township Toledo Story Mitchell Oo. O. P. Club Guy B. Berlin Salt Lake City Paul Berlin National Auxiliary Windsor Colo George Richards Robert Carey B. E Beiber Elwood Beiber Paul Horan Balsam Lake, Wis Tennyson Club Norman J. Waffle C. V. R. de Jong Ferdinand Noll Bloomington Mr. Waffle Marion Water Company Eighth Avenue F. S. Skinner Chicago Congress of Sorosis Club K. V George Oakley Harvey Hansen Charles Granger Sixth Street Ann Jordan R. C. Ebright B M, Allison Alice Jones Columbus, O D. I. Hoskins Ralph Hoskins Catherine Foren Savanna Ho V. Losey Ottawa, I John Heffron George E. Virden Building and Loan Associations Lions Club Sarah Lutze Perry John Grote Linn Anford Plain Ann Ft Tenney Pibhest Srade Prt AS Rea Glidden E Su Tu Ible HC Dwe Ripolin Grpomn Vrice Rutland Johnson M Sale Sanford 3Rd Ave Cedar Rapids, Iowa Monroe Brand Household Paints Monroe Alrpes
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