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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1945
Page
1
The Truman proposal to raise unemployment benefits to 25 dollars a week faces deep controversy in Congress. The article examines practicalities of uniform state benefits, inflation risk, administration questions, and the broader shift toward federal involvement in employer employee relations and economic planning.
Robert Quillen argues ignorance harms national security and decision making. He urges an informed public as essential to safety, noting Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin once coordinated policy, while warning current secrecy weakens democracy and risks misreading postwar plans.
By George Matthew Adams Today s Talk argues against retreat from life urging continued effort to improve society. It envisions a united world free of greed poverty and inequality and calls for self examination and faith to guide courage and vision toward shared happiness and freedom.
Quote from Theodore Roosevelt stating that instruction in morals is essential to forming the most exemplary citizens.
The humorous meditation riffs on standards of ceremony and publicity, imagining a captain and lieutenant wedding while poking at celebrity culture and a notorious figure. It plays with expectations of decorum and media attention in a tagged, satirical voice.
Paul Mallon argues the San Francisco conference exposes defects in the peace plan. He praises Stettinius for hemispheric alignment but warns of veto power by France and China and of Soviet influence. The piece laments selective rhetoric and urges immediate defense of democratic principles.
The column outlines three main U S hesitations about an Allied Berlin Commission after Yalta. It cites risk to SHAEF’s status, wary Russian cooperation, and British supply ties as key factors. It also notes French independence concerns and internal U S debate, with President Truman likely to decide.
Raymond Mosley argues Labour must act now to counter by election dynamics under the wartime coalition. He notes Conservatives gain ground in by elections, Labour’s leadership gap, and Churchill’s aging, while foreign policy continuity shields Britain from campaign turmoil.
A physician explains that anxious swallowing of air causes belly distension and gas. Relaxation and avoiding panic helps gas be absorbed or pass normally. A safe remedy is calcium carbonate with magnesium silicate. crude carminatives offer little relief.
A reader asks if it is safe to have a baby after gallbladder and appendix removal. A physician reply gives cautious guidance, stating to consult their doctor for individual risk assessment. Another reader notes extreme dry air exposure in a shaft where they worked as an elevator operator, asking if it caused lung dryness. answer: No, given their age of 60.
Marquis W. Childs profiles Steve Early who served 12 years and four months as White House press secretary to Franklin D Roosevelt. He navigated tensions between the Boss and the press, aided Truman's transition after FDR’s death, and maintained a demanding role under reduced salary with a capable understudy in Charles G. Ross.
Dr. Albert E. Wiggam discusses I A R Wylie as he links German life fiction to Hitler’s rise, noting a public craving for order after war. The piece covers marital stress, changing home roles, and two kinds of fear, including chronic pathological fear.
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