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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
17
Yale professor Francis W. Coker argues that the President as Commander-in-Chief wields powers in the Army and Navy far broader and more fundamental than those newly granted by Congress. He presses the argument that executive authority remains uniquely expansive beyond legislative limits.
A fragmented poem and essay fragment discuss the gold standard repeal and its impact on American and foreign bondholders. The piece argues the gold clause shift preserves justice while warning against repudiation, contrasting domestic and international purchasing power and contract expectations.
A reflective musing on why people cling to established norms while arguing for progress. The piece contrasts familiar customs with new ideas, notes public concern over gold content of the dollar, and cites bold statements about youth and change. It weaves in fragmented quotes about Germany, Versailles, and economic attitudes, then returns to the value of staying mentally young.
A rambling, fragmented defense of buzzing insects and lexicographers as a rural oddity. The text muses on fly eggs, hen house inspiration, and misused phrases while railing against gossip and noisy neighbors in a jerky, humorous style.
The article notes California's Senator Hiram Johnson and Wisconsin's Senator Robert La Follette declining delegation invites to the London economic conference. It suggests the move aims to sideline their influence while they remain adamant about home duties and congressional adjournment.
The article traces New York mannequins like Josephine Armstrong and Dolores becoming social figures in London Paris and St Moritz. It notes Brushstroke designers Garbo and Dietrich shaping Hollywood style and mentions Paris contemporaries and notable marriages and society arrivals.
A rideshare-like reminiscence places drivers in a Holland Tunnel setting nicknamed a stopping point free from quick judgments. The narrator describes riding in an open car, observing the breeze, distant chatter, and a humorous gnats-filled moment, recalling a coded slang line and a piggish metaphor.
West Liberty observed Memorial Day with services suspended. A 10 a.m. field mass at Mount Calvary Cemetery was led by Rev. J. J. Welsh with six altar boys and Mrs. Waldo Myers directing. Judge James P. Gaffney gave an 1:30 address. H. F. Lewis presided. Readings and talks included F. W. Sutton, Frances Hamey, Paul Anger. 125 graves were decorated by local patriotic groups.
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