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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1940
Page
6
The notice lists subscription pricing for one year six months and other periods ending in 90. It shows various rates such as 6.00 and 3.25 and 7.50 and 4.30 and 2.25 and 1.10. The data appears as a compact price table.
In Stonington Connecticut the 90 year old First National Bank closed after shareholders voted to abandon the institution. About 190000 in deposits will move to a neighboring bank as the article argues politics and cheap credit depress investment and job opportunities in both small and large enterprises.
Collier’s writer W B Courtney reports Germans largely support Hitler and expect peace this spring with no west front fighting. Hunger, cold and prolonged war are seen as tests of stamina. The piece suggests only negotiations may avert a long, devitalizing conflict across Europe. Sumner Welles may tour Europe to test diplomacy options.
Dr Thomas Francis Jr of New York reports the nasal secretion can inactivate the influenza virus but real world effectiveness remains slow. Critics note noses may not produce enough substance in time and suggest larger snouts could offer immediate protection, while vanity could favor the flu.
The piece highlights birthdays and historical milestones linked to dates this week, including Enrico Caruso on his birth date, Buffalo Bill and Napoleon anniversaries, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Isabel Irving, Pepper Martin, and the 15th Amendment proposal. It playfully notes the coincidences within February’s close.
A collection of quotes from political and intellectual figures. Dr. R. J. Manion questions liberty in Canada amid restrictions. Hugo Black critiques oppression of the powerless. Alf Landon urges unity for prosperity. John Erskine praises enduring stories. Lady Astor calls for expert women advisers. Carlos Videla advocates reciprocal prosperity. Dr. James Shotwell stresses peaceful international goodwill. James B. Conant critiques education. Bishop Manning warns against progressive education. Field Marshal Goering notes nature's power. Ernest T. Weir argues free enterprise cannot coexist with government control.
A fragmentary verse memory recalls facing a terrible trial with pride. It calls for calm, steady action, holding ground, and finishing the task despite bitterness and a wish to avoid it.
The revitalized Republican committee released a 33 000 word program denouncing the New Deal as misunderstood economics while defending balanced government and civil liberties. It blends free enterprise with some New Deal ideas and targets 1940 campaign success as Roosevelt faces state primaries and war developments abroad proceed.
The Jednota Tyrs Cedar Rapids Sokols at their Feb 18 meeting approved plans for a three story building on Third street and Seventh avenue on organization owned lots. The design includes two store rooms on the street side club and lodge rooms and a large gymnasium.
Walter Winchell notes mixed signals as Farley, a jovial letter-carrier, eyes Washington realignment. Mrs Farley allegedly dislikes Capitol neighbors, yet may seek the move to influence politics. The column also hints at social whirl around figures like Gimbel, Hank Greenberg, and industry chiefs, with hints of political jokes and rival editor remarks.
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