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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1932

Page

6

Cedar Rapids Gazette Advertisement and News Wire Credits

Public notice style material from Cedar Rapids Gazette shows mailing details and advertising rates, followed by standard wire service credits. It outlines Associated Press and other wire reports and notes exclusive republication rights for news dispatches.

Cedar Rapids Marion CAGO N-Klapp Michigan Ave Fifth Avenue Associated Press The International News United Press Associated Associated Press— Press

Riverton Residents Call for Budget Cuts Over 70000 Post Office

Riverton Wyoming citizens led by the Lions Club urge Congress to reject a 70000 post office project as wasteful. They press for strict economy and a balanced budget, arguing federal spending should reflect national interests over local pork. The piece argues such stances model tax relief and curb wasteful expenditures across the United States.

Riverton Wyo Garner Congress Speaker Garner Curbstone Lions Club Wyoming Post Office Riverton Lions United States

Hoover praised by London Daily Express for steady leadership

The London Daily Express commends President Hoover for steadfastly avoiding politics amid the U S financial crisis. It criticizes Congress for sectionalism, notes Hoover’s willingness to take sacrifice and sober, nonromantic measures, and argues history may judge him favorably regardless of re election prospects.

Congress White House Hoover

Voters urged to act in Iowa primaries Monday

The column urges Iowa voters to use the Monday primaries to express views by selecting candidates whose ideas best match their own. It cautions against relying on campaign rhetoric, emphasizes evaluating past records and character, warns against voting out incumbents solely for being in office, and notes various political observations and humorous asides about figures and issues of the time.

Iowa Brookhart

Hoover's brave program marks a costly but principled course

The article argues that President Hoover rejected demagogic shortcuts and chose a measured, constructive program despite unpopularity. It likens his plan to a doctor’s strict regimen of less food, more work, and discipline, predicting it may not win next November but could earn a lasting, favorable place in history.

Hoover Daily Express Congress The

Roaring Twenties Cultural Echoes Across Fame and Finance

A collage of 1930s showbiz and public life notes covers Pola Negri Adele Astaire and Beatrice Lillie, Roosevelt-Smith frictions, French press views, kidnap novels, Pulitzer prizes, book clubs, and quirky trivia. It cites autographs, headlines about Walker’s beer parade, and a panorama of celebrities, stocks, and scandals with playful venom and urban gossip.

Inor Pola Negri Adele Astaire New York Beatrice Lillie Roosevelt Smith America Sax Rohmer Matt C. Brush Hastings U. S Couzens American Medical Associaon The New York Stock Exchange

Dust myths and health hazards in house cleaning debate

In a letter to the Cedar Rapids Gazette Dr William Brady discusses dust dangers and vacuum cleaner laws. He argues that no physician endorses a specific vacuum brand as healthier and criticizes fears of germs in dust while asserting that natural exposure does not reliably cause disease. He questions health claims and urges rational testing of dust risks.

William Brady Cedar Rapids United States

Male Apparel At Royal Academy Exhibition Opening

London AP reports on a Burlington House private view for the Royal Academy art show opening the London season. Men favored gray suits with pale blue det'd shirts while women wore black blue and dark brown. Some artists dressed boldly including a sensational outfit combining a morning coat and altamarine shirt with a pearl pin and navy handkerchief.

London Burlington House

Price Decline Affects Interest Rates

The Reconstruction Finance Corporation seeks to ease railroad debt by exchanging debentures for railroad bonds and pushing bondholder switches to lessen interest costs. It argues extending such refinancings can prevent receiverships, protect creditors, and stabilize national credit as banks ease liquidity and debtors gain time to recover.

Reconstruction Finance Corporation Congress Hoover Reconstruction Treasury Philadelphia and Reading Railroad United States Federal Reserve Banks White House Salt River

Invitation to Worship at Wapsipinicon Country

Verse by Jay G. Sigmund extols a roofless hillside temple beside a stream where nature and prayer merge. The poem invites all people to gather, sing, and worship in this sacred, open-air setting with images of dawn, winds, and ancient elms as witnesses.

Hubert Wilkins MacMillan Douglas Fairbanks Tahiti John Jacobs 86Th Street Admiral Nelson John Erskine Arthur Pryor Lime Silverman Palm Springs Patrick Irving Francis O’hay Taos New Mexico Jay G. Sigmund

Echoes of Struggle and Hearth in the Quiet Life

A reflective poem contrasts the chase for fame and worldly success with the humbler toilers who endure on narrow streets. It recalls war's distant drums, the loss of past homes, and mothers guarding children, emphasizing simple faith, neighborliness, suffering, and the peace found in hearth and family.

Fifteen Year Man Hunt Ends In Italian Jail

Salt Lake City, Utah. Patrolman George Phillips hunted for fifteen years for John Anselmo, killer of Patrolman T. F. Griffith. Anselmo was tried and convicted, escaped, but Phillips finally located him in an Italian prison, ending the search.

Salt Lake City Utah George Phillips Pal John Anselmo Phillips T. F. Griffith Anselmo Seretik Italy

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