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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1934
Page
12
Bronx jury hears Gregory Coleman as key witness in the Lindbergh case. Hauptmann is moved to court amid security as authorities pursue an alleged accomplice and extradition talks continue between New Jersey and New York officials.
Dr. Philip P. Jacobs knighted by the King of Denmark will conduct a two day tuberculosis institute at the Hotel Montrose on Tuesday and Wednesday preceding the Mississippi Valley Sanaria association meeting. The program covers diagnosis treatment and health education with reviews of national and international anti tuberculosis efforts. Attendees include nurses social workers and tuberculosis workers from Iowa and Illinois cities and towns. Jacobs director of National Tuberculosis association publications will also speak at a joint luncheon hosted by the Canopus club at Hotel Roosevelt.
The annual cleanup of children's playground gardens by the playground office begins next Monday. Children with plots should harvest vegetables and collect flower seeds before then. Ray Frame and a maintenance crew will harvest remaining crops and turn them over to the county relief department. Gardens will be cleaned and weeds burned.
Robert J. Hazard of Tama, 36, demanded a hearing Monday for a federal liquor charge after arraignment before US Commissioner Ed McPartland. He allegedly sold one gallon of untaxed alcohol on Sept. 11. bond set at $1,000. hearing scheduled for Oct. 2. he remains in county jail.
Congressman Edward C. Eicher urged George Pillsbury of the War Department to confirm availability of about 95 000 for flood control in Louisa County levee districts Nos 8 and 11. He requested what showing is necessary to secure the funds.
The central city Davis descendants met at the G A R hall with fifty five present. Leo F. Davis was chosen president and Alberta Blount secretary and treasurer. The group set the last Sunday in September as the annual date. Charley Plummer was the oldest attendee and Clyde Sawyer Jr and Dixie Ann were the youngest at year old twins.
Warden Thomas recalls Paulin 15's strange letters about Bruno Hauptmann. Paulin allegedly inferred Hauptmann’s identity from carpentry clues and warned of a planned Lindbergh kidnap. Officials note Paulin could not have known of the arrest beforehand and that letters once held were destroyed after mediation talks.
The statement cites Colonel Lindbergh and New Jersey officers in failed negotiations. He declared he would not aid them further when he saw they did not want him to work his own plan.
More than 500 delegates from 19 states are expected in Grinnell for the regional Congregational and Christian churches conference October 23 to 25. Grinnell College cooperates with organizers. sessions will be held at the local Congregational church and Herrick chapel. President John S. Nollen of Grinnell College will discuss the Christian college role in world leadership, with other leaders including Rev J T Stocking and Prof E A Steiner among speakers.
Ellen Prideaux daughter of Mr and Mrs Harley Prideaux Straw berry Point and Herbert Lemkuuhl son of Mr and Mrs Adolph Lemkuuhl Oelwein married Saturday morning at the Methodist church. Rev Thomas J Elwick officiated. They plan a motor trip to Minnesota and will reside in Waterloo where Lemkuuhl works at the Swift packing plant.
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