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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1932
Page
6
Rates for weekly newspaper delivery show 0.3s per week and 1.10 per year in advance. Pricing mentions $50 550 3.00 by carrier in Cedar Rapids and Marion with weekly and yearly options. (Entities: Cedar Rapids, Marion)
Internal revenue officials predict Iowa will pay more than double in federal taxes in the coming year with about 13 million from income taxes and the rest from taxes on admissions electricity telegraph and other sources. The estimates assume no income growth and point to broader support against a state income tax.
A national debate centers on the Washington bonus army of 12,000 unemployed veterans demanding cash relief. Dinamite found in a camp alarms but the bigger threat is social unrest, possible bolshevik influence, and massed protest that could spark wider violence. Leaders warn force risks spreading nationwide while some lawmakers propose ration provisions for unemployed veterans.
Delegates in Chicago map a basic course for the party through the November election. Hoover is likely to be renominated with Curtis, focus centers on unemployment and prohibition while voters demand concrete pledges rather than generalities. The paper argues the party should endorse a referendum on the Eighteenth Amendment.
The Des Moines Register's canvass shows Henry Field, Shenandoah seed dealer and KFNF radio figure, siphoning Brookhart support as Field leads with farm-friendly appeals. Field's campaign blends salesmanship and populist rhetoric, while Brookhart's popular strength appears to wane amid inflation proposals and federal payroll criticisms.
The party aims to deliver a permanent unemployment solution and pledge to submit the prohibition question to a popular vote for the first time, hoping to withstand the forthcoming four to five months of difficult conditions. prospects hinge on delivering both items.
A reflective line portrays children choosing roles during play, likening them to families and occupations such as mother, doctor, and installment man, capturing a simple domestic fantasy that mirrors real life activities.
The piece condemns government excess and pensions for disabling veterans, arguing funds should aid the needy. It condemns officials, wartime pensions, and political graft, urging taxpayer resentment and reform while mocking slogans and public manners. It also notes meatless wartime horrors and cites a 1932 copyright reference.
A compact diary style reminiscence traces social rounds in New York with mentions of Henry L. Doherty a signature etching, Agnes on the mend, Daniel Frohman and Dr Romano. It frames George Rector’s career shift to radio after Rector’s decline and recalls a dinner at Rector’s with a new bride couple NY society notes.
Reminiscences recall George Rector guiding a table in a refined scene with champagne and wit. The piece reflects on social moments with Tad, Wilson Mizner, Newt, and others, mingling theatre lore, boardinghouse echoes, and late night encounters around New York and nearby towns.
Personal narrative explores stammering from childhood to college teaching and psychoanalysis. It discusses left handedness, brain asymmetry, and the impact of forcing right-handed writing on speech development, arguing nature favors the left hand for some individuals.
A reader asserts a 10 cent remedy cured constipation and autointoxication but experts say it is a bad habit correction. The page includes health questions on gallbladder symptoms, skin cream formulation for machinists, and cryptorchidism guidance.
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