Open drive to split wage and hour bill in Senate
Senator Bridges of New Hampshire pushes to separate the wage and hour measure from child labor concerns. He argues abolition of child labor should be addressed through constitutional amendments and warns against delaying welfare of children in broader debates. The plan aims to curb interstate commerce of goods made by under 16.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Bridges
New Hampshire
Congress
Senator Vandenberg
Michigan
Rep. White
Ohio
Joint Congressional Committee
Liberty presents Paul Engle as a notable newcomer
Liberty magazine's June 19 issue names Paul Engle of Cedar Rapids as a prominent young poet. The former Coe College student and Rhodes Scholar is highlighted for his rise from soda jerker to Oxford scholar and his recent appearances before local clubs speaking on English university life and politics.
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Ed Sullivan
Liberty Presents
Liberty Magazine
Paul Engle
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
America
Iowa
Oxford
Mr. Engle
Jennie Plays Femme Fatale In Curious Encounters
A married woman named Jennie dramatizes casual meetings with men, viewing flirtation as infatuation while denying any wish to replace her husband. The piece frames her as a self aware femme fatale who intrigues many, though she remains devoted to her spouse.
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Jennie
Pope Praises Bavarian Pilgrims and Defends Catholic Faith
Pope Pius told Bavarian pilgrims at Castel Gandolfo that Nazi Germany's climate is grave for Catholicism and that Catholics must weep with those who suffer. He vowed continued aid and prayed for you and your pastors, stressing that only God’s old faith brings happiness. He addressed rumors of Vatican moderation toward Germany amid fascist-Italian ties.
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Italy
Pius
Nazi Germany
Holy Father
Vatican
Germany
Fashion vs. timeless love in garden flowers
Poem contrasts shifting fashions with enduring affection for lilacs tulips phlox peonies and hollyhocks. Edgar A Guest notes styles fade while garden blooms remain beloved across years, suggesting despite trends true charm endures.
Third Omaha Fire Victim Is Dead
The $200000 Ak Sar Ben race track fire in Omaha claimed its third victim with the death of B E Duffy of Bangor Maine a horseman. Notices announce appointment of executors in Linn County Iowa and probate of Vincencio Korab's will with hearings set in Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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Ins
Ak-Sar-Ben
B. E. Duffy
Bangon
Horseman
Biante
Linn County
William P. Youngstate
Samme
Iowa
MARY_M YOUNG
Wilmer J, Young
B. L, Wick
Jaw
District Court
Vincencio Korab
Cedar Rapids
Towa
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Joseph_Mekota
Masked Minds and Slums to Opportunities in 1937 Advice
An author’s note discusses honest masks in marriage, resilience of slum residents with opportunity, and preparing youth for unknown future jobs. It cites W. J. Cameron of Ford on looking ahead to evolving roles in science and industry. Copyright 1937.
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W. J. Cameron
Ford Motor Company
Ten to Thirty Years Ago in the Gazette Highlights
The column recalls Jean Ashby four six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs D R Ashby fracturing a leg while sliding at a baseball game. Robert W Greene of Cedar Rapids gains Iowa bar admission among forty seven new lawyers. Mrs Roy McCullough injures back in a two car collision at Twentieth street and Johnson avenue west. Frederick Fisher Cedar Rapids graduates Shattuck Military School. Ada Ingalls heads to Miles City Montana for summer work. William Howard Taft visits Cedar Rapids delivering a high school graduation address and speaks at a Rotary meeting as Luther A Brewer hosts him. David McGregor 24 son of Mr and Mrs A W McGregor Cedar Rapids injured in an incident.
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Jean Ashby
D. R. Ashby
Robert W. Greene
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Roy McCullough
Twentieth Street
Johnson Avenue West
Frederick Fisher
Shattuck Military School
Faribault, Minn
F. C. Fisher
Ada Ingalls
Miles City
Mont
William Howard Taft
United States
Rotary Club
Luther A. Brewer
David McCregor
A. W McGregor
Cedar Rapids News Briefs Touch on Injuries and Local Happenings
A resident suffered only slight injuries after falling from a second story window at his grandmother’s Ames home. Moses Hazeltine, away in the east for over a year, has returned to rejoin business in the area. Farmers report a discouraging crop outlook as corn stands yellow and weak. Cedar Rapids high school elected James Faulkes captain of the baseball team, which went seven and two. A group including Kool Stewart Cody Taylor Cronkhite Barnicle Carl Martin Lewis left for Keokuk to attend the Iowa State Federation of Labor meeting.
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Ames
Moses Hazeltine
Cedar Rapids
East
A. W. Kool
R. G. Stewart
J. Cody
G. F. Taylor
A. J. Cronkhite
James Barnicle
James Carl
Ww. A. Martin
Jesse Lewis
Keokuk
Towa
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