Cedar Rapids Gazette Notice and Info Blurb
The Cedar Rapids Gazette announces mail subscription policy and carrier delivery details for Cedar Rapids and Marion towns. It lists advertising agencies Allen Klapp Co and others and notes the paper uses Associated Press and wire services.
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Cedar Rapids
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Coatheus
Allen-Klapp CO
Ave
Chicago
Fifth - Sag
New York
New Center Building
Detroit
Media Records
P.A. Bureau of Advertising
Associated Press
International News Service
United Press
Associated Iated Press
Reprove thy friend privately, commend him publicly Solon
A brief aphorism attributed to Solon urges private rebuke and public praise. It underscores restraint in correction and openness in commendation within friendships and civic life.
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Solon
Caught Napping or Not We Are Alert Now After Pearl Attack
The article argues the Hawaii raid revealed shocks in American defenses, noting over a hundred aircraft damaged or destroyed on the ground and ships hit or sunk. It calls for vigilance, reassessment of patrols, and a resolve to avoid future surprise while acknowledging the toll and strategic implications.
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Hawaii
U.S
Fifth columnists in Russia fail to gain traction
The article notes Russia’s dragnet against spies and the suppression of fifth column activity, contrasting Soviet methods with Western fears. It argues internal security and unity, led by the OGPU tradition, helped Russia resist Nazi pressure while warning against democratic vulnerabilities in other nations.
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Russia
Panzers
Germany
Gestapo
OGPU
FBI
Iowans On The Sea Navy Enlistment Leads Nation
Iowa has led all states in navy enlistments for years and war with Japan may raise the figure. Men are flocking to recruiting stations to answer the call while navy needs press for manpower. The piece notes volunteer enlistments as the core of naval strength and questions naval support, ending with a light reference to girls promoting Cookies for Rookies.
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Iowa
Japan
America
Hawaii
Singapore
The Buyer Haggles and the Veterans Parable
A parable about veterans highlights taxpayer costs as Congress considers a five billion dollar measure. It notes World War I veterans already received 11 billion in cash plus 2 billion in care and service and warns of pensions for 65 year olds, widows, and children if passed.
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John Smith
John
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress debates Pearl Harbor surprise and Knox blame
Congress waves support for fighting Japan while behind the scenes anger grows over how Hawaii was caught off guard. Senator Connally pressed Secretary Knox on naval readiness as Pearl Harbor shocked lawmakers and public. A 1917 Rankin moment is recalled as she opposed war despite immense pressure.
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Hawaii
Knox
Winston Churchill
Admiralty
Parlow
Churchill
House of Commons
Inflation doubts and a call to action in New York
Opinion argues that inflation will rise 20 percent by next April and singles out Leon Henderson and the administration for avoiding decisive price controls. It stresses farm prices and wages as the main inflation drivers, criticizes political leaders, and urges a rigorous education campaign in Washington.
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Leon Henderson
The
Economic Club of New York
New York
Main Street
R. Henderson
Washington
Slang Tales From a London Hospital Visit
An American recalls trying to understand British slang after visiting an old friend with a broken leg at a London hospital. Nurses laugh as he misinterprets phrases like pulling his leg and beans. He shares an anecdote about a World War I spy using slang to convey a message, concluding with the meaning of Sure Mike and the parallel to okay.
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London
Switzerland
O. Henry
Mike
America
F D R Ponders Plan to Seize French Bases and Navy Action
Opinion piece analyzes President Roosevelt’s possible move to seize French bases, the Vichy stance, and fears of losing bases in Africa. It notes troop shifts toward Martinique and French Guiana, British plans to strike Rommel, and tax collection issues including a $5 auto use tax and opposition in Congress.
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Petain
Roosevelt
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Martinique
French Guiana
Vichy
Hitler
Africa
Tokio
Helsinki
Johnson Defends Military Plans Amid Wartime Debate
The column argues the Allied plan for fighting the Nazis is misunderstood and wisely moderate. It notes the German staff may share our view of the position and stresses that air, economic power, and resistance will shape victory. Cites Spain and potential shifts in Mediterranean bases as a warning.
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Joint Board
Unin
Hitler
Mediterranean
Spain
der Fuehrer
French Africa
Ben
Personal Health Q and A on Digitalis and Quinine Use
A health Q and A discusses digitalis skepticism for heart disease and quinine as a cold remedy, with dosing guidance by weight. It covers sauerkraut juice’s value, home underarm deodorant tips, and resuscitation timing, offering practical, non-graphic medical guidance and an offer to request an illustrated booklet.
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R. W
Digitalis
I.C.P
Miners’ Representative Facewash Debate Sparks Glacier County Editorial
The Glacier County Montana Pioneer Press editorial mocks a miner's call for a Washington representative while noting editor Whetstone's sharp rebuttal. The piece quotes a coal miner sentiment about unwashed faces and direct representation, followed by a counterpoint editorial stance.
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Cut Bank Pioneer Press
Glacier County, Mont
Iceland Night Life in Detroit News Odd Page Note
A Detroit News item notes Iceland contrasts its nightlife with a simple image of an owl, suggesting a quiet scene rather than urban bustle. The remark frames Iceland as a place where nocturnal life is understated and nature oriented.
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Detroit News
Iceland
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