Cedar Rapids Gazette Classified Advertising Notice
Per year in advance three dollars for advertisements. Allen Associates, 610 No Michigan Ave. New York Allen-Klapp, 551 Fifth Avenue. Full Leased Wire Report of The Associated Press. Leased Wire Report of The International News. Leased Wire Report of The United Press. The Associated Press is exclusive for republication of news dispatches credited to it or not credited in this paper, and local news published herein.
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Dvertisi Representatives
Allen Reaei Company
Michigan Ave
York
Allen-Klapp
Fifth Avenue
Associated Press
International News
United Press
Influence of Militant Minority Cited by Fosdick
Quote attributed to Harry Emerson Fosdick stating that even in politics the dominant influence comes from a militant minority. No additional context provided.
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Harry Emerson Fosdick
Conference aims to spark business via advertising push
The President plans a late next week general business conference to mobilize private and governmental tools for concrete gains in business agriculture and employment. Aimed at stimulating enterprise and expanding advertising to tap consumer demand, the strategy emphasizes new credit and vigorous selling over traditional cost cutting.
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Hoover
War Service Injuries and Veteran Benefit Deductions
The piece questions the laxity in denying or granting war disability benefits. It cites the case of John Nagy killed by a bullet from fifteen years earlier, arguing such clear ties are rare but possible. It urges stricter expert scrutiny of doubtful claims while acknowledging the difficulty in proving long-ago war-related illness.
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John Nagy
Nagy
Schleicher May Claim Chancellorship As Hitler Falters
Dispatches from Berlin report Gen Kurt von Schleicher, long the power behind Germany’s government, may seize the title of chancellor and control, while Adolf Hitler shows signs of faltering after failing to seize power. Schleicher, aged 50, lacks a strong party backing yet holds influence across factions and guides the cabinet, unlike Hitler who seeks a swift showdown but grows cautious.
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Berlin
Kurt von Schleicher
Adolf Hitler
Gen. von Schleicher
Hitler
Mussolini
Italy
von Schleicher
Junker
von Schreicher
von Papen
S. T. Williamson
New York ‘Times
Bruening
Fe Ece Gass
Speculation on New German Coalition Heads
The proposal envisions a coalition led by a new general under Hitler's Nazis and Bruening's centrists. Private bets favor Von Schleicher to emerge as the major beneficiary of such an arrangement.
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Hitler
Bruening
von Schleicher
Million-Dollar Rain Skepticism Amid Slump
The essay argues that a recent seven inch rain near Council Bluffs and three to four inch showers elsewhere are unlikely to bring big farm prosperity. With corn prices down to twenty five cents and other crops following, a so called million-dollar rain is unlikely this year.
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Council Bluffs
Economic policy and foreign competition in an era of tariffs
The text argues against free trade after a period of American prosperity driven by cheap foreign labor. It contends that other nations will protect themselves, urges developing home markets, and promotes wage-led growth to expand domestic demand. It suggests redistributing wealth to boost consumption and create broader markets.
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America
England
Europe
Atlantic
Political forecasts and satirical riffs in a 1920s ragged chorus
A collage of quotes and jests on politics, Prohibition, Hollywood, and reform. It riffs on Washington August misrules, Tammany, veteran status, credit abroad, and the postage stamp fray, edges of Americanism and media cynicism, all in brisk punchlines.
Notable Writer Wealth Gap Sees Money Yet Elusive
An earnest letter argues few authors earn substantial income, citing figures around 100000 annually for top earners in law banking medicine and film. It contrasts those earnings with better paid Hollywood reporters and writers who struggle amid taxes and poor long term prospects for literary income.
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New York
Hollywood
Richard Harding Davis
Irvin Cobb
Frank Ward O'Malley
America
Writers discuss money and fame amid enduring literary value
In a 1932 voice the piece argues few authors earn vast incomes, citing Don Marquis and others while noting many rely on side lines. It reflects on the harsh economics of writing and the aging memory of famous names contrasted with public squares and pensions in Europe.
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Europe
America
Jimmy Walkers
Young John D. Labeled Completely Wrong by WCTU
The WCTU condemns Young John D. as 100 percent wrong in every statement about prohibition, warning that without better observation and judgment he cannot amount to anything.
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John D
W.C.T.U
Mr Coolidge Sniffs at Hoover Invitation Party
A newspaper item notes Mr. Coolidge’s reaction to an invitation to a Hoover notification party. It mentions opinions differ on whether his sniffles were hay fever or another cause.
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Mr. Coolidge
Oregon Farmers Pay Labor with Hay Instead of Cash
Oregon farmers reportedly compensate migrant and local workers with hay rather than money, creating a unique barter system. The practice raises questions about wages, legality, and the potential for workers to hoard value as hay under mattresses.
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Oregon
Quotations on wisdom and independence from British figures
A collection of remarks by David Lloyd George and G K Chesterton with a note on women’s financial independence by Vicki Baum. The quotes comment on timely wisdom, endurance, and domestic dependence.
Cedar Rapids Plans Reinforced Concrete Paving Drive
City officials propose a resolution of necessity for reinforced concrete paving on 24th Street Drive Southeast Rest Avenue to 2nd Avenue. The plan calls for seven inch concrete pavement twenty four feet wide and apportioning costs to abutting and adjacent property under Chapter 308, 1931 Iowa Code. A hearing is set for 10:00 a.m. September 1, 1932, at the city council chamber to consider objections and view the plat and schedule on file.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gounelt
24Th Street
Rest Avenue
2Nd Avenue
Palace Theatre Company Renewed for Twenty Years
Notice of renewal for Palace Theatre Company a Iowa corporation based in Cedar Rapids Linn County to carry on and operate theatres and playhouses. Authorized capital stock set at 600 shares of 100 each totaling 60000 full paid and non assessable. Board of 2 to 5 directors to govern with officers including President Vice President Secretary Treasurer and executive tree as provided by the bylaws. Directors elected annually by stockholders at January meeting. Exemption of private stockholder assets from corporate debts. Signed by A J Diebold President and Joseph a.s secretary Sargent Geangiet and Hutcher son Attorneys.
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Corben
Iowa
Palace Theatre Company
Cedar Rapids
Linn Count
Aoe
Seoer
A. J. Diebold
Joseph A.s
Corporation
Sargent
Geangiet and Hutcherson
Notice of Administration for Arthur George Johnson Estate
In Linn County District Court Iowa petition by Katherine Dameherty and others seeks administration of Arthur George Johnson absentee estate under Code 506. Hearing set October 3, 1932 in Cedar Rapids. Attys Cahill Boland Hines represent the petitioner.
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District Court of
Iowa
Linn County
Arthur George Johnson
Carenee Johnson
Richards
Ethel Nagirec
Ines KE. Nasinec
James F. Nasinec
Owa
Katherine Dameherty
Code of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Cahill, Boland & Hines
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