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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1932
Page
15
The piece argues public opinion shapes the war debt dispute more than raw data. It notes Britain and France can finance payments, cites arms vs debt transfers, and warns that diplomatic notes heighten rancor. It urges keeping future relations friendly while seeking a settlement.
The New York State Crime Commission flags youth offenders under sixteen as a social problem and urges less drastic punishments and more humane handling. It links juvenile crime to poverty and health and recommends strengthened welfare support and community relief programs.
The text argues that current expenditures to aid the needy beyond the crisis exceed mere emergency relief and constitute a sound social investment in crime insurance, framing welfare as preventative protection.
The piece weighs Al Smith as a possible speaker of the House replacing Garner in a Roosevelt administration. It notes his outsider potential, constitutional quirks, and the rival aspirants Rainey and McDuffie, while framing the idea as a pragmatic compromise amid party dissension.
A provocative pamphlet style piece argues consumers bear the cost of fraud crime taxes and graft while the rich and businesses hide losses. It rails against taxes waste and political corruption urging public action to reform and hold frauds to account. It references Capone and Roosevelt with a call to awaken voters and end the public purse being looted.
An incoherent OCR fragment presents quotes aimed at political and social figures. It includes remarks about modesty honesty and public life attributed to various individuals and a reference to a 1932 copyright note. The text is garbled with unclear attributions and nonsensical phrases.
A playful portrait of writers and their smoking habits. Booth Tarkington carried 100 cigars in a leather case while Arthur Somers Roche lit one after another at his typewriter. Theodore Dreiser and G K Chesterton smoke pipes and cigars as others enjoy cigarettes.
A collage of reflections on culture and memory including games with Grandma, praise for Thomas Meighan, Montague Glass satire, and Harvard snobbery. It closes with an Iowa probate notice and a 1932 copyright line.
Notice states State of Towa Linn County on December 12 1932 Thomas Neilly deceased executor appointed qualified all heirs indebted to estate must pay claims to Linn County District Court. executor Thomas J Neilly with attorney C J Cash listed.
The poem describes two large men battling on a canvas floor in a brutal wrestling scene with crowd roar and dramatic throws. Nearby Winthrop grade pupils present the operetta Santa In Story Land at the school auditorium with director Miss Aline Martinek and pianist Miss Pauline Ryan.
State of Iowa Linn County executor Cahill Boland and Hines announces on December 12 1932 appointment as Executor of Catherine Mackey deceased. All debts and claims must be paid or filed with the Linn County District Court and the Iowa State Savings Bank as executor attorneys Cahill Boland and Hines.
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