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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1938

Page

23

Local Cedar Rapids man linked to Beatty circus tale

Earl A. Bapty, Cedar Rapids freight lines manager, once worked with Clyde Beatty and the Hagenbeck Wallaces. The pair’s 16 year friendship began in 1921 in Long View Texas, with Bapty starting as a wardrobe boy and Beatty rising to fame.

Beatty Circus Earl A. Bapty Cedar Rapids Takin Brothers Freight Lines Clyde Beatty Bapty Jack Dempsey Jesse Willard Frank Gotch Hoot Gibson Buck Jones Ken Maynard Tom Mix Will Rogers Knute Rockne Jess Adkins Cole Brothers Rockford Peoria Des Moines Waterloo Mason City Fort Dodge Chicago Windy City Canadian National Railway Long View Tex Chillicothe Montgomery Ala Plot the Palisades Florida the Halls Batty Menelik Detroit Millionaire Gun Club Pete Taylor South Africa Alaska Comeback Thompson

Presidents Arrange Special Entrance for Tent Shows

Three presidents Warren G. Harding Calvin Coolidge and Herbert Hoover were allotted blocks of 72 seats each for tent show entries in Washington D C to allow space for Secret Service and staff. Mrs Coolidge attended via the main gate with a press agent and sat with the crowd.

United States Washington, D. C Warren G. Harding Calvin Coolidge Herbert Hoover Secret Service

Mark Twain and humor rooted in faith and humanity

The essay explores how Mark Twain’s humor stems from conviction and a moral critique of life’s pretensions. It contrasts Twain with Will Rogers, notes humor’s link to religion, and argues humor preserves sanity by revealing people as frail beings rather than as rigid icons. It concludes humor is a divine grace guarding against unreality.

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Orphaned Pups Ginger and Pepper Seek Home Together

On Center Point Road NE, Ginger and Pepper, twin terrier-like pups, were left on a doorstep by a passing motorist. The growing siblings, nearly indistinguishable, are described as tawny brown with white throats and destined to become large, well-muscled dogs. Mrs. Quass hopes to place them together in a loving home and invites inquiries to The Gazette Waggin Tin department.

Ginger Pepper O. S. Quass Center Point Road Quass

War over lynch bill slows Senate action in early week

Senate wrangles over the anti lynching measure as Wagner recovers and may be urged to withdraw the bill. The administration’s pirate housing bill naval supply measure and trade commission expansion linger behind logjam while the House moves on miscellaneous legislation. Roosevelt seeks a massive naval program and hearings on tax revision proceed with delays until February.

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