Cedar Rapids Gasette Subscription Rates and Affiliations
Cedar Rapids Gazette lists subscription prices for 1 year 6 months 3 months and 1 month with weekly issues. It notes carrier delivery in Cedar Rapids and Marion and admission as a member newspaper with full wire services from AP UP and International News.
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Chicago
Allen-Klapp-Frazier CO
Freedom of the press expression over exploitation remark
A quotation attributed to Paul Y Anderson emphasizes that press freedom pertains to expression rather than exploitation, highlighting media ethics and responsible reporting.
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Paul Y, Anderson
Ottumwa Mayor Cleared. Court Ruling Touches City Finance
The Ottumwa mayor EFIC Manning was exonerated by the court on state charges. The Wakefield ruling declares Section 368 Iowa code 1927 unconstitutional, affecting transfer of municipal funds with state comptroller consent and potentially reshaping city budgets and levy compliance. Citizens are urged to scrutinize local council management as fund transfer rules shift.
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Supreme Court
Where Every Dollar of Government Spending Goes in 1932 34
The Gazette reports from Washington provide a concise view of federal outlays for the 1932-33 year and the 1933-34 estimate. It breaks down spending into categories such as public debt service defense veterans benefits and emergency programs, noting the scale differences and the role of collateral in many loans and aid programs.
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Ceal Works
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Trendy Aerodynamics Shift at New York Auto Show
Designers say a new emphasis on aerodynamics marks the first clear trend in automobile styling since the industry began. Models on display show evolving shapes, though none are fully streamlined, with several manufacturers moving beyond traditional, static silhouettes.
Prohibition satire and scattered political lines
A historical magazine fragment rails at hypocrisy in religion and media while threading prohibition era politics. It riffs on church life, truth versus lies, and public enforcement, calling for hate of falsehood and noting errors in reporting and law. It ends with a quip about a joke not being new.
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Land of the Free
Huey Long
Arthur Mullen
Nebraska
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Canada
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Mullen
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Chicago
Washington
Asti
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Hoover
Automobiles and public taste hinder progressive design
A critique argues that manufacturers prop up traditional car shapes to appease buyers while engineers push for streamlined, efficient designs. It suggests educating the public by selling extreme models cheaply to taxi operators and notes potential fuel and cost savings from better aerodynamics and weight distribution. It cautions against resistance to progress and jokes about redistributing wealth.
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NRA battles over Section Tax loom in Congress
The column previews a fierce fight in Congress over Section Tax the independent union rights under the NRA. Senator Wagner leads a push to strengthen protections for independent unions against company unions backed by employers. The clash pits Wagner against the National Manufacturers Association and the US Chamber of Commerce.
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National Manufacturers Association
US Chamber of Commerce
New York Diary Snippets From Paris to Broadway Nights
In a brisk diary style, the writer recalls an undelivered note for his wife, hotel stops in Paris, social rounds with Wash Young, Helen Young, and Doris Ken yon, and an evening at the Lambs discussing fireside lore. Mentions JADINE CANTOR’s return to New York, Cantor’s Hollywood mornings, and Willie Vanderbilt’s recent death among social circles.
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Eileen Rotacker
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Paris
Wash Young
Bruce
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Elizabeth
Hollywood
W. W. Hawkins
Laura Cobb
Lee Orwell
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Chatham
Grantland Rice
Florence
Dan Henderson
Jadine Cantor
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Santa Fe Trail
Backed to Fire He Faces Tragedy Amid Paris Luxuries
The piece notes Jimmy Shelton 23 of Paducah Ky rising as a music publishing sensation after years of small gigs. It adds details of Erskine Gwynne and late cultural figures, and cites Ralph Barton James J Montague Katherine Brush Donn Byrne and others with brief curios. It mentions a British cable about a New York weekly article and copyrights from 1934.
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New York
Erskine Gwynne
Jimmy Shelton
Paducah
Betzi Beaton
Algonquin
Merry Go Rourd
Hal Corbett
Judge Priest
Bagatelles
Ralph Barton
James J. Montague
Katherine Brush
Katharine Louise Ingham
Donn Byrne
New York City
William Allen White
Mark Hanna
Lindy
Broadway
Bob Hague
Florence Ryerson
Marie Dress- Jar
Bob Wagner
Cablea
Harry Silvey
Secret Service Protector of the President and Counterfeiting Guard
A 1934 article notes the secret service as a treasury bureau protecting the President and preventing counterfeiting. It distinguishes it from other Washington investigative agencies, such as the Justice Department bureau of investigation, which are not connected to the Secret Service.
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Hosiery and Underwear Demand Pushes Prices Up
The text proclaims a revival of values in hosiery and underwear industries with payrolls rising since February by 37 percent and silk costs up 55 percent. It urges immediate purchase of limited stock priced attractively before price increases take full effect.
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