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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1932

Page

6

Cedar Rapids Gazette Newspapers and rates notice

Full Leased Wire Report origin details and subscription pricing appear. The notice lists publication regions, carrier options in Cedar Rapids and Marion, and advertising representatives in Chicago. It cites Associated Press and International News wire rights and row of production details.

U. 8S Cedar Rapids Marion Chicago Allen-Klapp Company Michigan Ave Allen-Klapp Fifth Avenue Associated Press International News United Press

Cedar Rapids budget passes with few changes and savings noted

The Cedar Rapids city council approved a next year budget of about 867,892 dollars without alteration. Mayor Stepanek explained the plan to taxpayers, highlighting economies and reduced bonded debt. The proposal expects substantial savings, though some cuts rely on postponed expenditures and lower charges.

Linn County Taxpayers’ Association Stepanek Cedar Rapids

Weaken Your Side with Fearful Appeals and Birth Control Fears

A reflective political essay argues Americans resist facing grim truths about birth rates and national decline. It critiques alarmists like Senator Wagner, warns of eugenic phrases, and urges responsible choices to safeguard the nation's future through wiser parenting and socio economic balance.

Wagner Noah America Earth

Not a Bad Country Says Dental Journal Editor

The Journal of the American Dental Association editor urges Americans to reassess amid cries of moral decline. He cautions against accepting doom and notes rapid progress has brought both abuses and advances, from a rough frontier past to a modern era of peace and plenty.

America Journal of the American Dental Association

The Good-Time Country Despite Hard Times

The author argues Americans overstate hardship and understate national strength. He notes widespread comforts, refined homes, and cultural privileges, contrasting European deprivation with American abundance. He suggests many complain about hard times while preserving essential luxuries.

SAX Conference in Albany Shapes Democratic Platform

The report cites Governor Roosevelt and Governor Ely endorsing action to carry the Chicago platform with earnest effort. It notes various international views from Nitobe to Chapin on banking, Germany, and global finance, plus politicians’ reflections on privacy, politics, and economic control.

Albany Roosevelt Chicago Joseph B. Ely Massachusetts al Smith

Rioters, Ragtime, and Rabble Rousing Headlines In The 1920s

The excerpt surveys showbiz figures like George Raft and Irving Berlin, naming Vincent Lopez, Mildred Bailey, Kate Smith, and Dean Palmer with quick flirtations at trends in hair effects and fashion. It also recalls Percy Hammond, Ben Harney, and a Siam headline, hinting at tabloid style and Variety office culture.

York George Raft Vincent Lopez North Cohotton Roscoe Peacock Dean Cornwell Puck Percy Hammond Mildred Bailey Kate Smith Irving Berlin Ben Harney Mr. Johnson Dean Palmer St. Joseph Siam Variety Office

Descriptions of Dancers and Promoters Echo Through Speakeasy Era chatter

A garbled scene lists figures from the 1920s nightlife and entertainment world. References include dancer Hans Wilson, promoter Jimmy Johnstone, and Roy L. McCardell, with musings on speakeasy life, ladies free at games, and mockery of public figures like Charles Evans Hughes Jr and George M. Cohan. The piece blends urban slang, showbiz names, and gallery notes about theaters and towers.

Hans Wilson Rosamond Pinchot Jimmy Johnstone Charlies V. MacArthur Roy L. McCardell Eiffel Tower George Rockwell Charles Evans Hughes, Jr Pat Rooney George M. Cohan

Entertaining Brooklyn Nightlife Scribbles and Gossip

A collation of vivid scenes from Atlantic Beach to Broadway, detailing a bewitching chorus sister at a seaside club, a rival at a ringside table, backstage chatter about a duchess and his Harrow days, and garden variety street stories from Cherry Lane to Grand Central with motorists, bankers, and a brick-hoarding taxi culture.

Atlantic Grand Central

French Navy Adopts Standard Wine Ration For Sailors

The navy allocates one and one third gallons of wine weekly to each sailor as a standard provisioning. The policy applies to all aboard ships and shore establishments, reflecting long standing maritime customs.

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