What property has he left behind him
What good deeds has thou sent on before thee. A reflective proverb on life and legacy replacing wealth with deeds as one departs.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1936
Page
4
Farley’s Reach Draws GOP Fire as He Joins Bermuda Trip
The article criticizes Jim Farley for holding multiple positions and making controversial remarks. It notes his role in air mail errors postal deficits spoiling the spoils system and calling opponents porch climbers. Republicans are said to regret his limited workload and fear impact on 1940 prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Farley
Washington
Bermuda
Jim
New Deal
Farley
Democratic National Committee
Dr. Tugwell
Harry Hopkins
Henry P. Fletcher
Is Drawing Funny Pictures Fun
An opinion piece on the perils of cartooning and writing for publication. It notes critics mock long haired artists and spelling errors, and argues that a cartoonist must bear responsibility for visual missteps while writers may be misquoted. It ends with the notion that cartoonists carry the burden of their choices with long faces.
Subpoena Privacy Case Heads To Higher Courts
Hearst interests push a case to the Supreme Court after a District of Columbia ruling on blanket subpoenas. The dispute centers on how far production of evidence can be compelled and the privacy limits for individuals and corporations. The history of subpoenas is noted, with emphasis on description and Fourth Amendment implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
District of Columbia
United States
Supreme Court limits on subpoenas in American Tobacco case
The 1924 American Tobacco decision held Fourth Amendment protections extend to private individuals more than corporations. Holmes noted commerce across states does not make private affairs public, and Congress cannot turning a fishing expedition into private papers. The text discusses subsequent potential challenges to broad Senate powers and Black committee subpoenas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Congress
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Tobacco Company
Justice Holmes
The
Trade Commission
Holmes
Black Committee
Moron traits and thrift contrasted with civic sense
A columnist reflects on self restraint and foresight using anecdotes of a boy named Bobby, ship officers, and flawed boasted intellects. He argues laying by and prudence trump vanity, urging preparation before hardship and critiquing educated elites who squander abundance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
Bobby
Columnist Glides Through Ink and Showmanship
In a tour of career reflections, a veteran columnist recalls the thrill of writing and the allure of showy prose. Profiles of Jean Patou, Gelett Burgess, Sidney Zeigfeld's valet, and Jay Kaufman trace fashion, wit, and the roam of literary life across Paris, London, and Broadway.
Only One Will Rogers and the Broadway Jack of All Trades
A short portrait notes Will Rogers fine acting earning approbation and Shaw plays. It highlights Kaufman as a Broadway jack of all trades master of many who introduced row of innovations in newspaper columning and who has produced acted and written vaudeville skits including Billy Gaxt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bernard Shaw
Kaufman
Jack of All Trades
Billy Gax
Will Rogers’s unique greatness endures beyond generations
The piece notes Rogers’s irreplaceable talent and influence, arguing no successor can fill his shoes. It calls out attempts to find a new Will Rogers as futile, comparing him to legends like Mark Twain and Shakespeare and praising his lasting legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Tom Thumb
Mark Twain
Kipling
Shakespeare
Three year old injured after car collision in Gazette note
In 1926 Jacqueline Evans, son of Mr and Mrs R E Evans, suffered serious head injuries after striking a car. Emma Sufficool secretary Iowa School for the Blind visits the city. M Everhart returns from York Pa due to his mother's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Evans
R. E. Evans
Emma Sufficool
Iowa School For the Blind
M. Everhart
York
Cleary-White Construction Completes Local Dam Project
On April 11 1916 Cleary White Construction finished the dam work. Mrs R N Buck returns to Cedar Rapids from Spencer to make her home. Miss Etha Buchanan resigns as YWCA girls secretary to take a job in Des Moines. Dr V F Hasek elected chairman of the civil service board at last night’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleary-White Construction Company
R. N. Buck
Spencer
Cedar Rapids
Etha Buchanan
Des Moines
V. F. Hasek
Civil Service Board
Local Notables Update and Appointments
Mrs Nellie Hibbard police matron re-appointed. A E Snyder of Cedar Rapids elected to laws committee at Royal Arcanum grand council in Albia. Miss Grace Hickox arrives from Chicago for a brief home visit. Robert Sinclair heads to Philadelphia for several weeks. Mr and Mrs C H Foy return from Florida after wintering there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Hibbard
Robert Sinclair
Philadelphia
C. H. Foy
Florida
A. E. Snyder
Cedar Rapids
Grand Council of the Royal Arcanum
Albia
Grace Hickox
Chicago
Evening Radio Schedule Dense with NBC CBS and WABC Listings
A long list of radio programs across networks NBC CBS and WABC from 6:00 to 11:30 PM on Saturday and Sunday. It names performers such as Frank Parker Bruna Castagna Nino Martini Victor Young and Ozzie Nelson with various orchestras and hosts across WEAF WJZ KYW WBBM KMOX WGST WLW WCCO WOC and others. The schedule shows multiple blocks per hour featuring singers ensembles talk shows and dance programs across the era’s stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Jesters
NBC
WJZ Chain
Frank, Parker
CBS
WABC
Bruna Castagna
Wabc Chain
WEAF
Zie Jeeteld Sort
Wabc Ziegfewcco
Eebelenan
Nino Martini
Tenor
WBBM
KMOX
WGST
Nate Barn Dance
WJZ
WLW
Victor Young Orch
Galen Moderne
Wabc N Rep
Celler
Serr Reo Orch
Weaf Kywl
de Morgan Orch
Emily Coleman Orch
WJZ Ain
Bisargo Orch
Ozzie Nelson Orch
Glen Gray Orch
Sosnik Orch
WBBN
Charles Dornh
Heze
Gerger Orc
Chany Harris
Rady Duchin Orch
Heny Halstead Orch
Oe ‘Williams
Johnny Quintinston
Bernie Cummins
Cow
Salvation Army Service
Soldiers Field
WCCO
Iwood Bailey
Tone Pictures
Arlington Service
Mexican Arch
Chilaren
R Ito
Bowes
Capitol Family
Germany
WJZ _ chain
Salt Lake City
Wcco Woc
Ee Johnson Orch
New York City
Weaf Chain Symphony Orch
Wgsternoon
Church the Air
Weaf Kyw
Gerona Youth Conference
N. Tenet
Richard Leibert
WEAF _ key of
RCA
Wbbm Co
Weaf Chain
Nzanares
Orch
Wee York
Widow's Sons
Hice
Davies
Jerry Sears
Eo Terris
WIZ
WJZ_ chain
Jack Ti Pel Horeh
ABC Kmo
Pi Talny Oseh
New York
Nelson Orch
I Kemp
Maior Eves
Leo
Lud Gluskin
Manhattan
Freddie Rich
Vincent Travers Orch
Cco
Philip Crane Orch
Wbbm Wi
Chico
Nes Worse” Orch
Lewis Orch
Freddie Bergin
Earl Hines
Frank Ieiley
Sammy Kaye
Tom Coakley
TWA Sun Racer crash and radio beacon clash examined
The pieces recount the Pittsburgh Sun Racer crash amid Air Commerce debates over beacon systems AN and A I. Secretary Roper Vidal and industry heads argue weather reports interrupts, with pilots and airlines split on the best navigation aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Service
Washington
TWA
Pennsylvania
Air Commerce
Pittsburgh
Roper
All Airways
Eugene Vidal
Central Airlines
Central
Pennsylvania Airlines
Commerce
Young Sportswoman in National Championship Highlight
A female athlete featured as a champion candidate competed in the U S women’s national championship. The article notes her skill in tennis or track and emphasizes her status as a rising sports figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Those Who Rise Above Troubles and Farm Wife Letters
A reader praises Ethel for resilience facing misfortune, while Miss Manners advises patience in choosing between two suitors. A farm wife shares challenges balancing rural life and money, and responders commend her spirit, urging perseverance for her family’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
Anne
Judge Curran Dismisses 35 Lawbreakers on Good Friday
Washington police court records show 35 arraigned offenders told by Judge Edward Curran that it was Good Friday and were dismissed after he urged them to attend church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward M Curran
Curran
Notice of Appointment of Executrix in Linn County Iowa
Notice states that Imogen B. Emery is appointed Executrix of Julius E. deceased in Linn County Iowa on March 27 1936. It asks all creditors to file claims properly authenticated with the Linn County Clerk. The document also lists Mabel A. McLaughlin as Administratrix and W Bingham as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Julius E
Gauthen
State of Iowa
Clara M Real
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W. Bingham
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