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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1934

Page

4

Youth unrest and political clash fill Washington events

A Washington conference week drew modern youth groups, reformers, and radicals to debate the new deal with Roosevelt. Key figures included Eugene Meyer of the Washington Post and Treasury official C T Ellis, while senators Norris and Borah sparred over policy and postmaster general Hutchins-style pressure. Public works and political tensions shaped the capital scene as press coverage tracked shifting alignments.

Y Washington Silver Shirts Roosevelt United States Woodrow Wilson Eugene Meyer Federal Reserve Board Hoover Washington Post Meyer Yale University Yale South America Yale Review Washington George Norris Norris Jim Farle Jim Democratic National Committee Bates Chatrmean

Mind and Morality In Scholarly Discourse

An author notes science cannot answer all moral questions and that science must balance collective rights with individual freedoms. The dialogue contrasts the scholar’s modesty in knowledge with the novice’s showy self display and cites John Stuart Mill on women's sustained moral effort, suggesting cautious support from historical siege accounts.

John Stuart Min

How to Form the Habits You Desire

An advertisement discusses forming good habits and attributes strong guidance to Dr Albert Edward Wirsam. It notes a booklet on habit principles tied to William James, with a request for a self addressed stamped envelope and a 10 cent coin to Dr Wirsam for purchase, referencing welfare work and women bearing strains.

Albert Edward Wirsam Honklel Renkel Harvard William James

Human behavior studied by observation not language

Yale professor Mark May notes scientists know far more about animal behavior than human actions because animals cannot be tested by language. He argues we rely on testimony or self-perception, both highly unreliable sources, to judge people.

Mark May Yale J. McKeen Cattell iCopyright

Mayor to Publish City Contract List and payments 1932 33

Mayor W H Stepanek plans a public record of all firms with city business in 1932 and 1933 and all warrants paid to them. He will total the figures to expose any favoritism and defend local merchants when challenged.

W H_ Stepanek

Supervised Coasting Fades From City Picture

City council keeps streets set aside for coasting, but no funds available for guards and barricades. Recreation chief says playground funds are unavailable and no money will be appropriated. Mayor Stepanek seeks CWA funds to salvage the program as snow fails to arrive. Teeth form in gums at birth.

Joe Robinson Arkansa8 Lewis Douglas Brownie Kerr Miss Kerr Speaker Rainey Windsor Machigan No Hooper Huey Long Investigation Committee Senate Pittsburgh Henry Ellenbogen Enenbogen Clare Nichols Playground Commission Nichols W. H. Stepanek Des Moines

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