Officials weigh steps short of war in neutrality policy
A survey of official opinion argues the United States should stay with a cautious neutrality stance. It suggests limited moves like mine layers for blockade, limited ship use, credits, and economic sanctions while avoiding direct involvement or widespread arms supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pusshingson
Norway
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Hitler
South America
Mexico
Germany
How Family of 5 Can Eat Well On 12 a Week
A Cedar Rapids Gazette diet feature proposes menus for a family of five with daily meals costing about $12 per week. It includes a raisin buttermilk pudding recipe, Braised Veal Chops with Pineapple, and a list of dishes, ingredients, and serving tips, targeting balanced nutrition and affordable cooking. It also promotes Meta Given's Meringue Magic offer for free by mail.
Sokol Exhibition Delights Cedar Rapids Audience
A crowd of over 700 at Wilson high school applauded the Cedar Rapids Sokol Society annual gymnastic show. The program featured parallel bars and flying rings feats, group calisthenics, a Beseda folk dance, and a living picture titled Victory directed by Joseph Kas with 100 dancers and gymnasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson High School
Cedar Rapids
Sokol Society
Beseda
Omaha
Joseph Kas
Luisa Tetrazzini Dies Reigning Opera Diva at 68
Milan agoing world mourns Luisa Tetrazzini famed opera star who died at 68 from a cerebral hemorrhage complicated by bronchitis. She rose to fame with Caruso and Melba after debuting in L Africaine and touring the United States in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Italy
World of Opera
Luisa Tetrazzini
Mme. Tetrazzini
Caruso
Melba
Tetrazzini
Meyerbeer
J. G. Bazelli
Pietro Vernati
Iowa State Printing Board and Its Chief Officials
The Iowa state printing board controls all state printing except at the University of Iowa and several board institutions. The board, created 1917 and reorganized in 1921, includes two printers, the secretary of state, auditor, attorney general, plus ex officio state officials and two governor appointees with two year terms. Present overseer is David S. Brown with a $3,000 annual salary. the board handles bids, contracts, and publication standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ES Moines
IDPA
University of Iowa
Board of Control
State Printing Board
Office of
State Printer
Printing Board
J. R Bahne
Eldora Democrat
Tom W Purcell
Hampton Republican
Earl G Miller
Fred D Everett
C. Bo Akers
David S. Brown
Harlan Republican
Supreme Court
Iowa
Red Hank
General Assembly
Rail fiscal spokesman named for two Chicago railroads
Harry W. Bush was appointed fiscal representative for the Chicago and North Western and the Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis and Omaha railroads, with offices in New York. Frederick O. Linstead was named treasurer of the North Western, both effective May 1.
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Chicago
INS
Harry W. Bush
Sunday
Chicago and North Western
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
New York
Frederick O. Linstead
North Western
Hindsight and Foresight by Holgar J Johnson
A life insurance sales perspective notes that people resist buying yet need protection. The column argues individuals already know thrift and foresight are proper, but require persuasion to act. It critiques self awareness and the role of agents and clergy in prompting prudent behavior.
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Areeax
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Hull
Far East
Meta
The
Ednoss
Tona Daily Press Association
Ionas Rasornment
Blaze
Holgar
J. Johnson
Institute of Life Insurance
Fellows
Institute of Life Innocance
New York City
Bettymae
Beverly
Crane Twins
Thesterfield A
Copp Liecere
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