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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1938
Page
7
A three point summer menu centers on soup as the main dish with a salad or sandwich. Start with a big vegetable soup in bowls, followed by double checker peanut butter sandwiches, iced tea, and finish with a fresh fruit salad lightly dressed with vinegar and olive oil.
The author discusses the fairness of women in the workforce and the idea of pin money jobs, citing a 12 000 person survey and finding less than 3 percent fit the label. It argues that time limits in intelligence tests are generally fair and notes age effects on benefit from extra time. It ends with a reflection on the meaning of success through a revived preacher era figure.
A 1938 quotation extols a worthwhile objective free of shame or regret and without injuring others. The line suggests personal virtue and ethical aim as a guiding purpose for youth.
Abe Pickup of Cleveland spent thousands of dollars phoning world leaders in a bid to outlaw war but failed. He now heads to Washington to press White House, state department, and Congress with face-to-face persuasion. From his home, he often reached secretaries, though once spoke with General Franco who claimed peace but cited deafness.
A June Sunday menu list includes breakfast with chilled fruit juices omelet bacon and coffee, a fried chicken dinner with cauliflower corn fritters jelly salad sponge cake and coffee, and supper of tomato sandwiches tea and fruit. A recipe section follows with flour baking powder salt sugar butter raisins vanilla orange juice and corn fritters with peppers and parsley. An Oregon note states 12 000 trellis poles were produced as hop lands expanded by 2 000 acres.
Representative Crosser of Ohio said railway labor leaders asked him to introduce a bill empowering President Roosevelt to operate railroads in the event a national emergency required it. The plan aims to avert paralysis of transportation and supply lines during wartime or crises.
Railroads order a pay cut effective July 1 as strikes loom. England's theater attendance shows clerical workers as the largest group of attendees, followed by housekeepers, professionals, and industrial workers in that order.
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