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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1935

Page

13

Approaching a Choice Between Socialism and Liberty

The piece analyzes two items: Stuart Chase’s claim that socialization is rising under the New Deal and the rise of Eugene G Grace to Bethlehem Steel’s presidency. It argues America must choose between socialistic security and individual liberty, predicting the nation will favor liberty and risk. The author cautions no guaranteed results.

Stuart Chase Economist Current History Chase Mr. Chase Senate Munitions Committee Eugene G Grace Bethlehem Steel and Shipbuilding Corporation Grace America

Call for Immediate Census of Unemployed to Gauge Nation

The author urges a swift census of the unemployed to supply reliable figures for easing job losses. He argues current statistics are dated and useless for policy, condemns past efforts as patronage schemes, and contends a two week survey could suffice if properly planned and funded.

National House of Representatives Dunn Washington Congress

Test of a citizen's fitness and tyranny critique

A provocative column argues that tyranny harms all, praises liberty, and urges active citizen resistance. It contrasts oppression in Russia Italy and Germany with abuses at home, mocks hypocrisy, and challenges readers to oppose tyrants and indifference alike.

Russia Italy Germany

Five nominees named for NYU Hall of Fame

A list of eighteen proposed candidates for the New York University Hall of Fame includes Susan B Anthony, Lucretia Mott, Frederick Law Olmsted, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Sacajawea. The hall honors individuals dead twenty five years or more, with electors from across the states selecting five inductees every five years.

New York University John Paul Jones James A. McNeil Whistler Jim Farley James Monroe Matthew Fontaine Maury Walt Whitman Hall of Fame Susan B Anthony Alice McLellan Birney Helen Petrovna Blavatsky Nathaniel Bowditch Borden Parker Browne Matthew B Brady Edwin Forrest Charles Goodyear Sarah Josepha Buell Hale Edward Alexander MacDowell Wiliam Holmes McGuffey Charles Follen McKim Lucretia Mott Frederick Law Olmsted Henry Hobson Richardson Sacajawea Elizabeth Cady Stanton James Wilson

Bromfield Joins Parade Of New Plays In New York

New York author and playwright Louis Bromfield arrives from France as three of his plays enter production. He edits and revises a finished novel and completes a travel book on India between rehearsals. Bromfield, tall at six feet three, works mainly in his Senlis château and meets editors at the Algonquin yearly.

York Louis Bromfield France India Robert Sherwood Senlis Algonquin Bromfield Ernest Hemingway Paris Latin Quarter Gertrude Stein Mansfield New York City News Association Green Bay

Notable strides and vivid gaits of famous figures

The column surveys public figures and performers from Baruch to Terhune, Cobb to Cohan, noting distinctive strides, stage presences, and the public allure surrounding Lindy’s cafe and Broadway personalities. It contrasts refined elegance with urban theater life and ends with a note on an innovative automobile roof panel.

Bernard Baruch Irvin Cobb Albert Payson Terhune George M. Cohan

Life Insurance and retirement plans in Cedar Rapids interview

In a Cedar Rapids interview conducted by Robert O. Bickel and sponsored by C. V. Shepherd Agency of National Life Insurance, discussions cover why life insurance matters for retirement, industry roles, wage trends, and Cedar Rapids’ progressive self satisfaction. Big Bill Edwards of Princeton is cited in a reminiscence.

Cedar Rapids Big Bill Edwards Princeton C. V. Shepherd The National Life Insurance Company Montpelier Vermont Robert O. Bickel

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