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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1934

Page

11

Highway patrol measure urged during Iowa session

A letter urges the Iowa general assembly to pass a small state highway patrol of about 35 officers funded without new taxes. It argues enhanced policing would curb reckless driving on 7,500 miles of primary roads across 99 counties and notes a patrol would boost safety and accountability. The writer says even a modest start could yield a stronger law enforcement record.

Iowan General Assembly Iowa Des Moines Highway Patrol

Age Based Hiring Plan For City Jobs Attracts Attention

A neighboring state city experiments with a policy to hire only men aged 45 and older for certain municipal roles. Supporters say it could absorb otherwise displaced older workers, reduce waste and maintain efficiency, though success hinges on careful implementation and fair competition.

Tnigo Olan Pod Tvefive Dres Se

Feerk Campienne GIB And The Next War Talk

The piece critiques arms races and war costs, arguing peace requires avoiding conflict. It cites China as a warning against unarmed vulnerability, discusses deterrence and the dangers of national armament, and suggests unity among English speaking peoples for defense. The piece also mocks political and social commentary of the time and ends with fragmented and satirical observations.

America China Europe

Crushing Blow on Cook County Jury Selection

The Illinois supreme court ruled methods used to select Cook County grand juries illegal, delivering a crushing blow to Chicago prosecutors police and judges. The decision jeopardizes years of law enforcement progress in the region and raises fear that hard won gains against organized crime may need to be rebuilt despite notable technical obstacles.

Dinos Supreme Court Cook County Chicago Middle West Iowa Windy City Illinois Court

Local notes mix crime rants and odd ads in New Jersey piece

A jumble of phrases reports half a dozen New Jersey thugs stealing $27000 of toothpaste. It asks what Amos and Andy are giving away this week for your name and address on a package, then notes Notre Dame is mainly a football squad, with Carnegie Foundation reflections on its mission.

New Jersey Amos 'N Andy Notre Dame Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching

Fragmented Dinner Table Reveries of Public Figures

An odd reminiscence diary notes various talking points from a New York dinner party. Celebrities and public figures such as Basil Ruysdael, Sybil Zabel, Anastasia Riley, Jack, and Buckeye-like references mingle with humorous quips about finance, theater, and society. The piece reads as a stream of witticisms and social chatter with no single narrative arc.

New York Arnold Bennett Corneliius F Kelley Montana Kentucky Uncle Sam Tom Carter Carter Wall Street Basil Ruysdael West Twentyfourth Street Bagdad

Operatic Stars and Stage News Preview Next Week

A glimpse of coming week operatic roles along with notes on performers like Tibbett Pavlova Paderewski and Miss Sidney. The piece covers stage gossip, film and ball culture, and mentions Laurel and Hardy, Mills Blue Ribbon band, Grantland Rice sport brief, and Paramount sound news in a lively newspaper card style.

Sidney March Denver Mills Blue Ribbon Grantland Rice Sportight Paramount Sound News

Paramount Screening Promises Fredric March Good Dame

The Paramount theater hosts a Tuesday program headlined by Good Dame starring Fredric March and Sylvia Sidney with the Laurel and Hardy short Dirty Work. During production the two leads worked twenty two consecutive days, a remarkable pace for a feature of the era.

Paramount Theater Fredric March Sylvia Sidney Sylvia Sidney Good Dame

It Happened One Night Held Over At Iowa Theater

It Happened One Night starring Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert continues at the Iowa theater with three extra showings through Thursday. The romantic comedy drama, hailed for its humor and chemistry, follows a runaway heiress and a former newspaper reporter as they travel by bus and hitchhike toward New York, in Frank Capra’s celebrated style. Also showing is the Mickey Mouse cartoon Puppy Love.

Clark Gable Claudette Colbert Iowa A H. Talbot Gable Miss Colbert Ellie Andrews New York Miami Frank Capra

Beloved romance shows four generations of American music

The Paramount screen presents Beloved a touching four generation romance tracing America’s musical development from southern plantation to Tin Pan Alley. John Boles as Carl Hausmann and Gloria Stuart as his wife deliver poignant performances while orchestrations enrich the era spanning revolutions wars and the birth of a national symphony. Also on the program is The Expectorant Father a clever news pictorial and farce comedy.

Paramount America John Boles Carl Hausmann Bowery Music Hall Tinpan Alley Metropolitan Symphony Hollywood Gloria Stuart

Nose to Work Grindstone Threatens Marital Harmony

A husband absorbed in work risks losing his wife to attention from other men. The letters discuss whether a man should hold doors for women and how to handle manners in church or theater seating. The couple asks Miss Manners to settle their bet on door opening and seating etiquette.

Miss Manners Mrs. Gambler

Courtship Etiquette Admonition From Social Column

A witty note quotes etiquette authorities praising a wife’s civility while faulting a husband for financial missteps. The writer thanks the recipient for kindness and urges continued correspondence, stressing that what seems foolish to some may be crucial to others.

Dear Miss Manners Blue Advice on a Wayward Husband

A reader asks if staying with a husband who loved another woman is wise. The adviser says he would not have married her if he still loved the other woman, so the reader should keep him interested at home by focusing on appearance, comfort, and avoiding nagging to discourage his wandering.

Miss Manners Blue

The Theaters Theaters Paramount John Boles and Gloria Stuart

Iowa Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert in It Happened One Night. State Easy to Love with Adolphe Menjou Genevieve Tobin and Edward Everett Horton. Majestic Joan Crawford and Clark Gable in Possessed Curtain at Eight with Dorothy Mackaill and Paul Cavanaugh. Palace Footlight Parade with James Cagney Ruby Keeler Dick Powell and Joan Blondell. Rialto Paul Muni in The World Changes Girl Trouble. Olympic Hold Me Tight with James Dunn and Sally Eilers Nancy Carroll and Paul Lukas in The Kiss Before the Mirror.

Paramount John Boles Gloria Stuart Iowa Clark Gable Claudette Colbert Adolphe Menjou Genevieve Tobin Edward Everett Horton Majestic Joan Crawford Curtain Dorothy Mackaill Paul Cavanaugh Palace James Cagney Ruby Keeler Dick Powell Joan Blondel Rialto Paul Muni Me Tight James Dunn Sally Eilers Nancy Carroll Paul Lukas

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