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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1936

Page

5

Landon’s speaking style viewed through Iowa trip

Observers in Council Bluffs and Cedar Rapids describe Governor Landon as a big man with solid character and a likable personality yet a poor public speaker. They note his voice is fine but he lacks platform poise and showmanship, with halting delivery and weak climaxes. Prepared speeches print well, while extemporaneous talks suffer in print.

London Council Bluffs Cedar Rapids Landon GOP Board of Strategy Roosevelt Thurston

Tammany Trouble and Roosevelt Friction Deepens

James J. Dooling leads a three member Tammany panel during illness, prompting protests from rival Tam many factions wary of patronage. The split clouds Roosevelts re election prospects as Tammany shifts since 1930s clashes over patronage and policy. The long standing feud includes Walker’s resignation, Lehman landslide, and La Guardia victory shaping party lines.

James J. Dooling Tammany Hall Tammany Dooling Roosevelt Alfred E. Smith Franklin D. Roosevelt Smith Frank New York City Manhattan New York County James J. Walker al Smith Herbert H. Lehman Lehman Farley Democratic National Committee Joseph V. McKee McKee O’brien F. H. la Guardia Fusion

Europe Paris talks hint at world currency stabilization

Series of conferences with Europe’s leading financiers and Emile Labeyrie, new Bank of France governor, fuels rumors of negotiations toward international currency stabilization. Analysts say franc devaluation may be essential, with potential for a modified gold standard once the franc aligns with other major currencies.

Europe Emile Labeyrie Bank of France France Blum Auriol Roosevelt United States Georges Bonnet Chamber of Deputies London Financial News Vincent Auriol

Quotes on church, sports, and voting from notable figures

A collage of opinions highlights church as a refuge for weak minds, belief in strong minds, and the value of voting. Included are remarks from Warren L. Rogers, Tris Speaker, a Wickliffe driver, Walter Huston, Alfred Landon, and Johnny von Feacoera, reflecting varied views on religion, sport, fame, safety, and democracy.

Warren L. Rogers Ohio

Tammany and Patronage Across Democratic Eras

The piece contrasts Tammany’s sway with national administrations from Jefferson to Buchanan, noting varied patronage, with Wagner defending and Copeland condemning recent appointments. It recalls Senate confirmation and the last century’s shifts, then cites Manhattan’s shrinking share of NYC’s population from forty to about twenty percent over twenty-five years.

Tammany Woodrow Wilson Grover Cleveland Jefferson Madison Monroe Jackson van Buren Polk Pierce Buchanan Manhattan New York City

Two Iowa Partisans Rate Eight Iowa Congressmen

Two anonymous Iowa partisans in Washington rate Iowa’s eight living Republican and Democratic congressmen. They largely agree on two who deserve re election and diverge on Gwynne Wearin Thurston Gilchrist and Utterback, with strong disagreement on Gwynne and Wearin. They also praise the delegation as capable and free of grandstanding.

Washington D. C Iowa Congress B M. Jacobsen Clinton Fred Biermann Decorah Guy M. Gillette Cherokee Gillette House Senate Lloyd Thurston Osceola Hubert Utterback Des Moines Fred C Gilchrist Laurens Thurston Utterback E. C. Eicher John W. Gwynne Waterloo Otha D. Wearin Hastings Biermann Utterbach Eicher Gwynne Wearin Wisconsin

Alaska Clippers Sail to Japan for Scrap

The Star of Lapland with a Japanese crew and a salt cargo begins its last voyage to Japan to be scrapped, the second of four Alaskan clippers to meet the same fate. Sister ships Star of Zealand Star of Shetland and Star of Holland follow for similar graveyard trips in the near future.

San Francisco Alaska Star of Star of Zealand Japan Star of Shetland Star of Holland

Children of Ol Man River and Show Boat Folk

O MIntyre notes Billy Bryant and family have authored an autobibliographical memoir about their Ohio river show boat life. The Bryants drift along the river for 30 years presenting melodramas like East Lynne and The Fast Mail while valuing home, parenthood, and faith. Bryant visits Gallipolis yearly and shares a gentler view of river culture amidst show business critiques and historical commentary.

Ohio River Billy Bryant Ol’ Man River Bryants Brooklyn Gallipolis Pt. Pleasant W. Va Ohio Mississippi Josephine East Lynne Billy

Englishmen Shed Canes and Spats as Fashion Changes

London report notes a shift in male style away from canes spats and monocles. Henry Howell and Company, a 103 year old cane maker, will close as autos and modern transport reduce demand. The firm produced staffs drum majors and ornate ceremonial canes for Victorian and Edwardian elites. Most of its 250 employees have long careers in cane making.

London INS Henry Howell and Company Engeland Howells Queen Victoria Edeward VII England

Dust and Drought in a Frightened Land Poem

A stark poem laments drought in a sun scorched farm region. It describes parched soil and starving crops while questioning human pride and endurance. The speaker pleads to God for mercy as insects ravage fields that should yield grain.

Star to steer my soul craft through the dark

A speaker vows to aim high, choosing the top star as guidance despite a loud world of thrush and lark. They warn that lower stars would lead to danger on rough bars and shallows, but resolve to steer by the rose and lark, trusting a distant, untraveled future.

George M. Cohan Liberty Cohan Corie Payton T. Daniel Frawley Georgie S. M. Behrman Old Palace

Prescription Based Pharmacies In The Modern Era

The United States Pharmacopeia guides physicians in diagnosing diseases and choosing remedies. By detailing drug types and quantities, prescriptions direct compounding at the drug store. A well stocked department enables timely delivery of exact medicines, reflecting a significant financial investment by stores.

United States

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