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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1934
Page
10
The piece surveys a faltering NRA under Johnson and Little with business leaders quitting, SEC inquiries, and Ickes insults. It notes Fletcher’s GOP drive, Nye and Clark antics, and criticizes Richberg's recovery claims as selectively sourced. It cites opposing economists arguing current gains falter and deeper measures needed.
Jack Leggett, 27, of Anamosa, was fined 25 plus costs for intoxication after a Sunday crash on Fifth avenue SE near Eighth street involving a parked car owned by John McCure of Lisbon. Leggett, who fled the scene, later surrendered at police headquarters and admitted driving his own car with liquor found in the vehicle.
John Kennelly was fined $150 and costs in district court Monday afternoon by Judge H. C. Ring on a gambling charge substituted for keeping a gambling house. The original charge included Bessie Marsh, who was dismissed for lack of evidence. Both defendants pled not guilty on June 18.
Ten district meetings in October were announced by Ward Ferguson keeper of the seal and records. Most meet with the Pythian sisters in joint evening sessions. Districts Newton Chariton Anita Muscatine Ottumwa Marengo Waterloo Charles City Laurens Sutherland host the gatherings.
In Geneva the smallest gold standard countries met in secret to study creating a large stabilization fund. They aim to counter British and American funds totaling about 2 billion dollars and deter speculative raids while preserving their currencies.
The text argues to clear the road for small business by removing bureaucratic and monopolistic control. It urges fixing game rules to ensure fair competition, then unleashing American genius and initiative, warning that bureaucracy crushes enterprise and liberty. It frames government inaction as complicity in crime against small firms.
President Roosevelt appointed Dr. Henry E. Hoagland of Ohio to the vacancy on the federal Home Loan Bank Board. Hoagland, an authority on home and mortgage finance, succeeds Walter Newton. He has served as special adviser to the board since July and as professor of business finance at Ohio State University.
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