NEED MORE HORSES ON FARM Editor The Gazette
Walter F. Gormly of Mount Vernon argues for restoring horse use in farming, criticizing farm relief plans and noting census data linking surpluses to reduced horse numbers. He questions farmer aid strategies and urges reconsideration of foreign trade, tractors, and farm organization roles in preserving farmer welfare.
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Ilinois Agricultural Association
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Theodore W. Schultz
Iowa State College
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Walter F. Gormly
Mount Vernon
Vote in the Primaries Editorial Calls Civic Responsibility
The Gazette urges Cedar Rapids and Linn county voters to cast informed votes in the upcoming primary. It criticizes past selections driven by political machines and stresses earnestness seriousness and political acumen in choosing officeholders.
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Linn County
Election pleas and wartime reflections in a local letter
A reader argues for better qualifications and integrity in office and urges support for Roosevelt. The letter contrasts NRA propaganda with Czech president Masaryk’s unanimous election, condemns postwar dictatorship, and urges antiwar lessons. It cites wartime costs, calls for humanitarian spending, and condemns further cannons, ending with signature W J Grunewald.
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Coe Seniors Present Candida in College Play
The Coe College senior class staged the farce Candida in the college Little Theater under the speech department. Wallace Black led as Rev James Morrell with Frances Tankersley as Candida and Jack Piper as Marchbanks, supported by Leota Adelman and Rodger Weismann. The production, after a slow start, progressed with humor and strong performances, with student directors and crews listed among the organizers and volunteers.
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James Morrell
London
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Robert Thomas
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Leota Adelman
Proserpine Garnett
Rodger Weismann
Alexander Mill
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Arthur Brooks, Jr
Gretchen Clausen
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Bernard Bolton
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Modesta Kelley
Edith Knox
Elizabeth Moore
Janet Murray
Frederick Merritt
pArthuy Bros
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Insihe
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Manual Training Added to Coe Summer Courses
The Coe summer school will start June 5 with manual training as a full credit course. Roosevelt Junior High will house the program with Elmer Hedin in charge, aiding expansion of the new subject in the summer curriculum. The article notes requests for inclusion and mentions first-year offer and global weight discussion related to centrifugal force at the equator.
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Hedin
Roosevelt Junior High School
Elmer Hedin
City Briefs and Personal Notes Highlight Local Events
Fresh shipment of Jones sausage advertised at Hladky's 4141. Cantor A Hoffman of Chicago to chant at Beth Jacob synagogue at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday at 9 a.m. Jasper Martin and Eva Lolley, both of Cedar Rapids, were married by Justice Henry A. Stearns. Mission speaker Rev C C McIntire to address Sunshine Mission again. Jack Wilder, 24, treated for a sprained knee at St Luke's Hospital after a fall. injury not serious. Memorial Day guests hosted by Mr and Mrs Ralph Smoyer. Westminster Presbyterian Sunday School picnic set for Bever Park with games at 3 p.m. and picnic dinner at 6:30.
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Eaay
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Cedar Rapids
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Bever Park
Lecture on The Continuity of an Idea at Unity Center
Rev. Goldie Cy Richardson, lecturer at Unity Center, speaks at 8 tonight on The Continuity of an Idea. The lecture reports observations from a recent engagement in Indiana and invites the public.
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Goldie Cy Richardson
Unity Center
Indiana
Belle Plaine Boy Kasal Injured by Horse Trample
A 10-year-old Belle Plaine boy, Robert Kasal, remained in Mercy Hospital with fractured ribs and internal injuries after a horse trampled him at his home on Thursday. Hospital attendants reported he was slightly improved on Friday. The article also notes a long historical estimate of gold produced since discovery of America, totaling 25,000 tons valued at about 17 billion dollars, enough to form a solid gold tower.
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