Farmers as Good Neighbors in the 1930s Campaign
The piece argues politicians seek a farm program to win farmers without big government costs. It notes Gannett Dewey Taft Wallace eyes on farm policy, urges recognizing farmer independence, and recommends two paths: reduce handouts or industrialists concede advantages to level the field.
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Frank Gannett
Thomas Dewey
Minneapolis
Robert Taft
Des Moines
Henry Wallace
United States
No Peace in Our Time Warns Knickerbocker
H R Knickerbocker, INS foreign correspondent, returns to the United States to lecture on Europe prospects. He says Britain and France will not stop the war until Germany is dismantled, predicts a Bolshevik Germany, and believes true peace may never come. He hints at reasons behind his bleak forecast.
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Wealth, looting, and the fate of modern fortune
The piece argues that historic looting of wealth by explorers and conquerors mirrors today’s claims to “dividing the wealth.” It contrasts old plunder with lasting wealth built by industries, noting the futility of seizing rather than creating, and ends with a correction of a quoted sentence about Roosevelt.
Experts misjudge wartime prospects say observers have been wrong before
The article notes that many seasoned observers have failed to predict wartime moves, citing predictions about Poland, Germany, Finland, and a potential blitzkrieg. It suggests that while experts have been mistaken before, it may be prudent to plan assuming the current forecast is correct.
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Europe
Poland
Hitler
Russia
Knickerbocker
Parking Clash Threatens Cedar Rapids Business Transit
Residents complain that downtown Cedar Rapids parking is being used by workers in nearby stores and offices, reducing space for shoppers from the surrounding trade area. The note argues many have already stopped visiting. without a convenient lot, business may decline.
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Cedar Rapids
More Things Ive Learned About Autos
A collage of autos lore and trivia from early 20th century notes. It cites Klein’s racing feat on Labor Day 1916 in Cincinnati, a note on rising auto deaths compared to wars, celebrity car habits, British car terms, and quirky regional driving facts.
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Transportation Department
Cincinnati
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U. S
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Hollywood
Tennessee
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Light During Blackout Sees Corporal Jarvis Before Court
Corporal Charles Jarvis V. C. was summoned to Portsmouth police court after being accused of displaying a light during a city blackout. The case highlights strict blackout regulations and penalties for violations by military personnel.
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Charles Jarvis, V. C
Portsmouth
The Poet Edgar A Guest Praises a Fine November
The poem speaks of November as a surprise of beauty and splendor. It contrasts autumnal scenes with lingering October warmth and describes grateful workers who welcome the fall’s mercy and glowing sun.
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Friend
Seeds of Communism Warned by Boston Cardinal
William Cardinal O Connell, archbishop of Boston, condemned the rich who abuse wealth as sowing seeds of communism in America by flaunting and squandering their riches in a Sunday address.
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Boston
INS
William Cardinal O’connell
America
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