Jury Commission Named by Judges in Linn County
Ernest R. Moore A E Chase both of Cedar Rapids and D R McCreery of Alburnett named by Judges Moffit Ellison Ring and Clark to serve as Linn county's two year jury commission starting Jan 1 1937. The panel selects 150 grand jurors 500 names maximum. lists include petit jurors and talesmen drawn from qualified voters.
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Ernest R. Moore
A. E. Chase
Cedar Rapids
D. R. McCreery
Alburnett
John T. Moffit
F. O. Ellison
H. C. Ring
A. B. Clark
Linn County
Bankers urge opposition to changes in government form
At the sixty second American Bankers Association convention in San Francisco, President Robert V. Fleming warned bankers to oppose legislation that would change the character and form of government. He urged bankers to back workable banking laws while opposing laws altering fundamental principles, citing a 9000-bank survey on postal savings rate competition and urging banks to reclaim lending functions from government agencies where feasible.
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San Francisco
INS
Robert V. Fleming
American Bankers Association
Fleming
Congress
Postal Savings
Local Man Reunites With Sister After 32 Years in Idaho
William F. Snyder of 513 Seventeenth Street SE travels to Bonner's Ferry Idaho to reunite with his sister Mrs Mae Douglass after a 32 year separation. Mrs Douglass recalls him from a prior photo and meets Snyder and his twelve nieces and nephews. Snyder works as fire protection supervisor at the Quaker Oats plant.
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Bonner’s Ferry
Idaho
William F. Snyder
Seventeenth Street
Mae Douglass
Bonner’s Fery
Douglass
Minneapolis
Snyder
Quaker Oats
Roosevelts Impact and Prosperity Across Sectors
A letter to the editor argues that Roosevelt's election revived the economy. It cites rising bank stability, construction, lending, farm prices, employment, housing, manufacturing, and consumer activity. The writer credits improved conditions to the Roosevelt era and predicts supporters will speak on November 3.
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Gazette
The
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
T. E. Charter
Lyman’s view urged as a guide to November vote
A reader letter from A D Barker of Grand Mound praises Milton Lyman in the Cedar Rapids Gazette for condemning Hoover’s term and endorsing Roosevelt’s New Deal as a corrective. Barker argues 1932 voters should recognize the current need to choose a sound program and warns against political management of railroads. He hopes millions adopt Lyman’s view and vote in November.
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Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt
London
Lyman
A. D. Barker
Grand Mound
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People’s Forum
Ford Hopkins Drug Stores
2Nd St
3Rd Ave
Higley Bldg
Ued
Penney’s
Save
Crisp
Merch A
Iz Dipe “Aly
Ques
Coats
Ae Water
CN Rok Ang Ie
Lion
Hire
Armstrong
Real Savings
NNE Company
Nucraft
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