Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates and Distribution
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the Gazette, Company
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Iowa
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Marion
Labor Leaders Should Watch WPA Strikes And Public Works
The piece argues that WPA projects are primarily relief rather than productive work and warns labor leaders to keep government dole perception separate from private employment. It stresses that social policy should be shaped by political action and cautions against expanding state welfare via allied groups.
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Organized Labor
Workers Alliance
WPA
Lawmaking for 1940 Term Limits Debated in Senate
The piece argues against third terms and favors a hard rule or advance notice for Presidential candidates. It urges Congress to limit and clarify 1940 nominations, criticizing ministers of the New Deal for delaying candidacy. The author supports more accountable governance over prolonged campaigns.
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Rush Holt
West Virginia
Senate
LaFollette
Coolidge
House of Representatives
Grant
Holt
Wallace
Hopkins
Murphy
Hull
Farley
Et al
Congress
New Deal
Senate considers six year single terms for presidents
The senate judiciary committee split evenly on a Burke Nebraska proposal to elect presidents and vice presidents to single six year terms. The measure, reported without recommendation, notes that many constitutional amendments would have limited the president to one six year term, a concept not yet approved.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Burke
Nebraska
Senate
Debate on Presidential Term Limits in 1787 Convention
The constitutional convention debated term length and method of election with proposals ranging from Congress chosen presidents to elector based and six or seven year terms. Washington and Madison opposed congressional selection. The four year term with no reelection was adopted after a committee report, while a six year term failed. Wilson opposed a senate backed six year plan. The house then took no action.
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Congress
George Washington
James Madison
William Jennings Bryan
Senate
House
Wilson
Beavers Ducks Cats and a Patchwork of Opinions
A survey of natural balance warns against harming wildlife for quick gains. It cites beaver dam restoration, cat predation on ground birds, and human-caused imbalances as shaping conservation needs. The piece interleaves quotes and jests on politics, law, and society.
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Duces
America
Asia
Europe
New York Day by Day notes from a sickbed
Charles Driscoll recalls being bedridden after an infected tooth as he writes from New York. He jokes about taxi drivers, recalls meeting Harry Herschman in Omaha, and reflects on how visitors feel lonesome amid the city’s bustle while noting a Kiwanis speech and local observations about North Carolina day at the World’s Fair.
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New York
Mary
Bill Stewart
Letts
Kiwanis
Boys Town
Omaha
Henry Doorly
Harry Herschman
Harry
North Carolina
Times
Dale Tysinger
High Point
Refusing Cabbie Fit Regime Draws Gazette Notice
A humorous column observes an amusing right to refuse service to drivers who arrive in need of grooming or under liquor influence. It recalls a perilous ride with a distressed driver, and notes English visitors Shaun P. O’Connor and Marjory Bateman in New York, contrasting accents and pronunciations.
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New York
White Plains
Shaun P. O’connor
Marjory Bateman
the Waldorf
Tithe Rest Patent Office
A New Slant On Licenses For Dogs
Albert Fayson Terou ne discusses the dog license issue with readers noting widespread anti license sentiment. A letter from G D of Peoria, HI supports licensing for absolute identification in case of theft if the dog is registered.
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G. D
Peoria
Dog License Opposition Readers Question Crusade
The writer argues dog licenses are a cash grab and urges dog owners to unite for remedial action. Readers are asked whether a wholesale anti license crusade could succeed and if there is any chance for reform.
Mind and Dress Expressing Personality in Men and Women
Albert Edward Wiggam discusses personality differences between men and women, noting tests show similar variability among men and women. Dress is a key expression of personality, with subtle male style choices revealing individuality. He also critiques a radio broadcaster’s framing of optimism, pessimism, and political stances.
Money and management in business success
A dialogue emphasizes that money alone cannot sustain success. A Wall Street banker notes wealth is easy to obtain for a capable manager, while good management attracts capital and money vanishes without it. The piece advocates scientific liberal analysis of all sides as the path to practical civic help.
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Wall Street
Clear out of the way Says Nellie About the Baby
Edgar A Guest presents a humorous verse where Nellie proclaims it is her day and her baby, shooing others away while she tends to the child. The speaker notes Nellie’s proud grip on domestic duties and her plan to manage the baby alone. The tone is light and playful about household routines.
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Italy
Germany
Pasings
George Clark
News Syndicate Co, Inc
Charles Driscoll
Podzimek’s Pharmacies
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Albert Fayson Teroune
Middleman
W.P.A
Great Lakes Optical Co
First Avenue E
Roosevelt Hotel
Bidg
Oxfords
2Nd Avenue
Albert Edward Wiggam
Edgar A. Guest
the Poet of
the People
Merchants Bank
Oelwein
MEALY
Decora
Winnishiex
Iowa City
Louis Drug Store
Siler Feubdlee
Kelvinator
Roperly
Standard Tire Company
First Ave
First St
DD Mall
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