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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1934
Page
12
A man named Joz requires frequent assurances from wife Clara that she cares for him above all. Clara, optimistic and devoted, believes he should trust her without constant declarations. The piece contrasts boundary between reassurance needs and a confident, content marriage.
Noted economist Stuart Chase visits Town Hall at St Pauls Methodist Church for an 8:15 p.m. talk on his latest book A New Deal. He tours earlier works including A Honeymoon Experience and Mexico with Marian Tyler and discusses unemployment and wage issues observed during travels. Professors Nelson Vance Russell and C Ward Macy of Coe College will introduce and lead the forum. tickets available from Morris Sanford and Holden Kahler book departments.
The Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada reports last year paid benefits totaling 100 million dollars. Assurances in force reach two and three quarters billion dollars. Assets increased by over 55 million and insurance in force grew by more than 300 million over the past four years.
City council on Monday adopted resolutions to be added to the federal record authorizing city expenditures on various CWA projects. Many projects are completed or near completion with materials and supervision noted.
The city must file new CWA work applications with a resolution for each project. Estimated city contributions include Grading 168 dollars, topographic survey 214, airport 2160, levees 753, park grading 2032.80, city quarry 1136, and F avenue NE sanitary sewer 2106.
Winners in the declamatory contest Monday were in Oratory Dorothy Roup first Mildred Reimer second dramatic Eleanor Reiger first second Helen Graver humorous Margaret Slater first Dorothy Yates second.
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