Nobel Prize Urged for Poet Robert Frost
Inez Robb argues for Robert Frost to receive the Nobel Prize, noting his universal appeal and celebrated works such as Death of the Hired Man and Mending Wall. The piece highlights Frost’s pulitzer triumphs and honorary degrees, his role as poet philosopher in residence, and a forthcoming Henry Holt volume And All We Call American.
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Robert Frost
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Balance Sheet for First Trust and Savings Bank of Cedar Rapids
The report outlines assets and liabilities of First Trust and Savings Bank of Cedar Rapids Iowa as of January 1998. It lists deposits including individuals corporations and government accounts, reserves, capital accounts, and notes on furniture and fixtures. Officers Arthur A. Reider Frank Stastny Lodge Previcka sign the statement sworn before a notary.
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Poem Fragments Highlight Christopher Columbus Theme
A passage from a Frost era poem notes the figure of Christopher Columbus with literary slang. The quoted stanza suggests a vigorous poetic voice and a belief in life’s worth amid mid century tone.
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Robert Frost on security and duty amid welfare state ideals
The piece notes poet Robert Frost dismissing a need for security and praising character over cradle to grave guarantees. It highlights his humor and yearly tree planting, then shifts to a midwestern TV feud on Tomb Stone Territory at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday on Channel 9, mentioning the sheriff caught in the middle.
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