Congress Gains Morale From Relief Deficit Reduction
The House and Senate agree on 725 million dollars to carry WPA relief to year end, a first major setback for Roosevelt. The move signals Congress asserting fiscal control and could affect business confidence and future requests, amid warnings on propaganda and truth in totalitarian regimes.
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House
Senate
Roosevelt
White House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Congress
You all may never hear the last of this one
Hollywood moves on Gone With the Wind and a new controversy arises over whether southerners use you all in the singular. The Baltimore Sun notes you all refers to absent family and is plural, sparking debate about authentic southern speech in Scarlett.
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Hollywood
Scarlett
Baltimore Sun
The
Sun
Bill
W. J
Are Dictators Tearing Pages Out of History
A reflective column questions how modern rulers influence historical record keeping. It contrasts Napoleonic views of history as a fable with today’s scholars who may rely on secondary accounts and misinterpret sources, risking future understanding of this era.
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Napoleon
America faces peril yet offers renewed growth and spirit
A reflective column contrasts nine grim years with a confident view of American resilience. It cites debt, taxation, and unemployment doubts while praising wealth, industry, and a revived "Let's go" spirit. It urges unity across classes and stresses self reliance and strong national character.
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America
Treasury
Misty Wall Street Cold Front Delays and Echoes of Walt Mason
A foggy mist moves through lower Manhattan chilling brokers and commuters as temperatures drop. The piece recalls Adams and Mason, noting Mason’s early life as a drunk printer and later syndication success, with anecdotes about Arno and Gracie Fields.
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York
Wall Street
Lower Manhattan
Battery
City Hall
Miss Fields Defies Makeup In Hollywood Spotlight
Side Glances recalls Miss Fields speaking frankly about aging and image. At forty she claims looks 31 and defends not altering appearance for American publicity. She notes English fans favor her comedy while stating she photographs younger and plans to sail soon after a Hollywood trip.
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Gracie + Fields
The
Ambassador
Park Ave
Pauline
Richard Mansfield
Miss Fields
Hollywood
Fields
America
American Film Company
Notice of Appointment of Executor in Linn County Iowa
On January 23, 1930, Louis Poetzinger was appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of Gae Poetzinger, deceased, of Linn County Iowa. All persons indebted must pay promptly and creditors must file claims with the Clerk of Linn County District Court, Iowa, through attorney B. D. Billiman.
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Cutor
Towa
Linn Coun
Gae Poetzinger
Linn Cagney
Iowa
Linn County
Louis Poetzinger
10-20-30 YEARS AG IN THE GAZETTE
Cedar Rapids digs out from six inches of snow as temperatures drop to 6 below zero at 9 am. Social notes include a lecture by Count Felix von Luckner and visit of Miss Barbara Newman to Glendale College. Movements and family reunions are noted along with a railroad accident injuring twenty-two. Chmelicek son listed wounded in war dept casualty list has recovered.
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Walt Mason
Mason
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
White
Adams
Walt
Cedar Rapids
W. J. Grunewald
Felix von Luckner
Count von Oppern
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Barbara Newman
Glendale
Glendale College
Milwaukee Railroad
J. S. Ely
California
Honolulu
J. H. Cummings
Des Moines
Bokerney
Emil Chmelicek
War Department
Louis Chmelicek
Revelation at Greene's opera house entertains patrons
Frank Clark left today for the Pacific coast to spend the winter. At the Cedar Rapids Short Course association annual meeting Fred Mullough of Hartwick was elected president with J. H. Trewin of Cedar Rapids as vice president and W. E. Holmes as secretary and J. E. Jackson as treasurer. Louis Roth Jr of Cedar Rapids was notified of an appointment to a naval cadetship at Annapolis by Congressman Cousens.
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Greene’s
Opera House
Frank Clark
Pacific Coast
Cedar Rapids
Short Course Association
Fred McCullough
Hartwick
J. H. Trewin
W. E. Holmes
J. E. Jackson
Louis Roth, Jr
Cedar Rapds
Congressman Cousens
Annapolis
Executor Named For Linn County Estate In 1939 Notice
Notice states that in Linn County Iowa in January 1939 Frank C Byers attorney and Merchants National Bank are named as executor for the estate of race Luberger late of Linn County Iowa deceased. Creditors and those holding claims are asked to file or payment promptly with the Clerk of the Linn County District Court.
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State of Iowa
Linn County
Race Luberger
Iowa
District Court Merchants National Bank
Ecutor
National Life Shows Gains in 89th Year Financial Results
The 89th year report shows gains with totals including 23,002,048 07 2,188,975 64 1,769,634 07 13,723,529 28 21,908,541 21 4,104,613 80 and 638,329.00. Net figures indicate improved earnings for the life company across multiple categories.
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