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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1933

Page

6

Roosevelt Pledges Non Intervention in World Peace Debate

President Roosevelt urged non intervention under a condition of universal signatories and blamed political leaders for endangering world peace. He recalled Wilson’s 1919 plea to ban war, argued old alliances failed, and said the league serves as a peace forum while the U.S. will cooperate on non political matters but will not seek membership. He noted ten percent leadership behind the threat and argued nine tenths desire peace.

Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson Wilson Paris League of Nations League United States Saya Japan Far East

Roosevelt quotes on world peace and arms

President Roosevelt delivers remarks emphasizing that danger to peace lies with political leaders, calls for peace by peoples, argues constitutional government in other nations is not a US sacred obligation, notes wars were made by governments, and states the US does not seek membership in the League of Nations.

United States

Ten Percent Persuasion Toward Global Peace

A historical remark argues that if the ten percent influenced by the remaining ninety percent think independently rather than follow, practical and permanent world peace could be achieved through disarmament and cooperation.

Shakespeare Now Claimed By The French

Paris dispatch reports scholars claim William Shakespeare was a Frenchman named Jacques Pierre, a Normandy peasant who wrote plays and sonnets before his English fame. The tale ties Bourdon wars, Dupuis as master, and a Hatfield translation, ending with Bacon attributing The Tempest and the author’s English birth.

Paris William Shakespeare Jacques Pierre Odeon Theater Montmartre Richard Tit Avon Normandy St. Blaire Louis DuPois DuPois Dupuis Jacques London Hatfield Hertfordshire

McMann Youth Held in Los Angeles for Michigan Murder

William McMann a 20 year old electrician was jailed in Los Angeles on charges of slaying Margaret Peevey 22 in Grand Rapids Michigan. Police say he admitted the killing claiming she played a dirty trick. He waives extradition and will be sent to Michigan for court action.

Los Angeles William McMann Grand Rapids Midh Margaret Peevey Earl Lindiy P Barter McMann Sieeeen

Barrymore film named 1933 best American picture

Barrymore stars in Topaze and is named best American motion picture of 1933 by the national board of review. The first ten includes Berkeley Square Cavalcade Little Women Mama Loves Papa The Pied Piper She Done Him Wrong State Fair Three Cornered Moon Topaze Zoo in Budapest and top foreign films include Erwachen Morgenrot Niemandsland The Private Life of Henry VII July 14th The Rome Express and The Blood of the Poet.

New York John Barrymore National Board of Review Walt Disney Berkeley Square Budapest Hertha Ivan M Morgenrot Niemansl Pol de Carlotte Henry VII Rome Express

Vanderbilt Cup Final Hand Demonstrates Precise Play

In the Vanderbilt Cup final, Richard L. Frey expertly navigated a complex deal against a dark horse team. Frey ruffed diamonds, finessed the spade Queen, and executed precise timing to exhaust East of all but clubs, with the diamond established in Dummy.

Bridge Players United States Dark Horse Messrs Francis Rendon Sydney Rusinow Philip Abramsohn Benjamin Fever Richard L. Frey North West East Mr. Frey

New York Cream Cheese Sells Fast as Stock Dwindles

Dairy shop touts mammoth New York Cream Cheese at 35¢ per pound as remaining stock dwindles. Also promotes complete cheese selection and Heileman s Old Style Lager for beer buyers planning New Year celebrations.

New York Heileman

South must lead spades to limit losses in contract

In the 1033 problem South should start by playing the Ace from Dummy or, if Dummy holds it, play the Ace and return to his hand to lead up to the Knave two. This line allows South to lose only two tricks even if one opponent holds all five remaining spades.

Welch-Cook-Beals Reports Gains At Annual Sales Meeting

F A Beals president general manager and treasurer said last year’s business rose modestly over 1932 at the Welch Cook Beals annual sales meeting. Salesmen from Iowa southern Minnesota eastern Illinois northern Missouri and southwestern Wisconsin attended and expect better prospects.

Welch-Cook-Beals F. A. Beals Welch-Cook-Beals Company Iowa Minnesota Tlinois Missouri Wisconsin

Luncheon at Hotel Roosevelt Draws Twenty Two Guests

A Friday luncheon at the Hotel Roosevelt hosted twenty two attendees, sharing refreshments and conversation in a civic gathering.

Hotel Roosevelt

Rabbits Perched High In Trees Surprise Hunters

Two local hunters William Baldridge and J W Bennett spotted rabbits perched on tree limbs eight to ten feet above the ground south of Solon. The rabbits climbed up in fright or to sun themselves amid little sun.

William Baldridge Mount Vernon Avenue J. W. Bennett A Avenue NW Solon

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