Cedar Rapids Gazette Advertisement Rates and Mottos
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists subscription prices for mail in Iowa and other regions, including rates for 1 year 6 months and 3 months. Advertising agents and wire services are noted, with a Tacitus quote included.
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Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Esseeee
Allen-Klapp-Frazier CO
N. Michigan Aves
New York
Allen-Klapp-Frazier
Fifth Avenue
Associated Press
International News
United Press
Tacitus
NRA Reforms Cast Doubt on Codes and Compliance
The article critiques the new NRA law allowing no mandatory codes or federal enforcement of wages or hours. It outlines potential roles for bureaucrats in moral suasion and notes antitrust laws remain active. It questions whether NRA staff will compile neutral data or push for a constitutional amendment validating industrial control. It ends with a punchline about Braddock and Maxie.
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Johnson
NRA
Supreme Court
All Iowa Jersey Parish Show Aims to Boost Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids plans an August All Iowa Jersey Parish show to revive civic spirit and promote local agriculture. The event highlights community leadership and Cedar Rapids as a center of eastern Iowa activity, with potential benefits for farmers and the state.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Townsendites Persist in Iowa Despite Setback
The Townsend plan still thrives among followers after a Congress dismissal. Organizers press on, collecting contributions as they claim to have Iowa organized to county levels and prepared for action.
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Dr. Townsend
California
Washington
Townsend Apostles
Iowa
Townsend plan keys Huey Longs Senate push in 1936
A radio figure associated with Townsend plan backing signals 1936 campaign impact. Huey Long rumored to join the movement on the Senate floor, using his rallying power to sway voters and raise funds with envelopes. An escaped lunatic in St. Louis requests habeas corpus after claim of playing the music as written.
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Townsend
United States Senate
Huey Long
Long
St. Louis
Modern views on women and virtue in 1936 column
A 1936 column explores shifting gender norms, evaluating the fallen woman, double standards, and expectations of beauty and virtue. It contrasts male reverence for feminine purity with social judgment, warns against imitation of male vice, and notes broader political and social ironies of the era.
Autographed Portraits Highlight Friendships of a Writer
A NY writer recalls collecting autographs from famous friends such as Jack Dempsey, Will Hays, Will Rogers, Rube Goldberg, and Charles Norris. He describes their gracious acts, tests of friendship, and how these connections helped him overcome career hardships with supportive messages and encouragement.
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Sinclair Lewis
Rupert Hughes
Irvin Cobb
John McCormack
Rube Goldberg
Paul Whiteman
Will Rogers
Theodore Dreiser
Roy Howard
Grantland Rice
Charles G. Norris
Eternal friendships inked in memory and gratitude
A reminiscence honors past figures like Webster and Buck while lamenting that dawns fade. The author recalls acts of grace from colleagues and mentors, expressing lifelong debt and longing for their examples to illuminate future horizons. The piece muses on unattained possibilities and enduring companionship.
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Webster
Bob Brinkerhoff
Ryley Cooper
Gene Buck
Floyd Gibbons
Will Hogg
Arthur Roche
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A nostalgic reflection on wedding vows and enduring love. The speaker wonders if a husband will truly grasp the weight of promises made to a young bride and whether he will prove himself in health and hardship. The poem contemplates future trials and the power of love to endure.
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Gilead
London
Bill
Will Hays
Cemetery Company Names New Officers in Manchester
Fred W. Hermann is named president of the cemetery company in Manchester. Clarence G. Yoran becomes vice president, F. E. Dutton secretary treasurer, and Hubert Carr director.
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Manchester
Fred W. Hermann
Clarence G. Yoran
F. E. Dutton
Hubert Carr
Clermont
Millard Larson
Leslie Olson
J. D. Humphrey
James Rounds
Evelyn Nordhus
Radio Schedule Highlights From NBC CBS and ABC Networks
A dense listing of evening and morning radio programs across NBC CBS and ABC with shows such as Winter etch Babs Ryan and Al Jolson and Alla Nazimova. It details station lines WJZ WEAF WMAQ WHAS and others, with times from early evening through late night and into morning programming.
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Hayion
Gose Doive
NBC
EAP
WMAQ
Bimstrely
CBS
WJZ Chain
Gene Exee
Erch
ABC
Winter
Babs Ryan
WEAF
al Jolson
Alla Nazimeva
Eddie Dowling
WJZ
WABC
Wcco
Vancouver
Canada
Helen Troy
Willson Orch
Ben Bernie
Hamilton Orch
KMOX
Whas Koc
Ted FieRite
WBBM
Hopkins Orch
Coakley Orch
Weaf Chain
Shander
Dain
Pendarvis
War Chester
NEC
Weco
Zifo Orch
Ai Pabba
Tee Cenetenh Brostam
Aunt Busan
Wabc Chain
Southernatres
WABCO
W2zz
Wccco
Wwoc
Lucilla Manners
Major Bewes
Weaf Who
Bamsyar Serenade
Moermeneholr
Wcco Woc
Chicago
Round Table
Wecco
Weaf Sunday Forum
Chain
Mary Eastman
Orch
Way
Heart Deering
Loretta Young
Jin “the
Patsy
WLW
WENR
WTMJ
Ersenist
WOO
Leviton Ensemble
Weap Chain
Barlow Ry
WHBM
NHC
Willam Robison
WHO
Amer
Lepion Natl
St. Feu
WREM
Norman Thames
WEAP
Kansas City Symphony
Woo Faroe
Tony Wons
Veola Turner
WERBM
Canadian Grenadier Guards Band
WBHEM
Jack Penny Bestererck
Nmsr
Joe Penner
Nelsen Erek
Morin Sisters
Ranch Beyn
Mec
Teura’ Orch
Waco
Webm Woc
Hendrik van Leen
WIZ Chain
Weap wHo
al CE
Pee Rae Ee Rein
Arch
Wiz Wlw Senloraens Otis Skinner In “Wives of Henry Vu
WIZ
Haenschemerch
WHAS
Wabc Ain
Fireside Singers
NDC
Horan Orch
Wbbm Woc
Violinist
Jesse Crawford
Lee Orch
Masters Arch
Duchin Orch
Fisher Orch
Stenross
Haymes
Maxon
Noted Russian musician and composer puzzle clues
Clues list across and down reference a famous Russian musician and various related terms. Entries include hints for names, instruments, wings, seas, textures, and objects, forming a complex crossword style set.
Roosevelt names three contenders for NRA chair
Roosevelt reportedly considers Dr. Leon C. Marshall Charles Edison and James L. O Neill for NRA chairman with Marshall the crowd favorite. The piece also notes LaGuardia’s jab at lawyers who stall liberal bills and other Washington miscellany.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Don Richberg
NRA
Blue Eagle
Leon C. Marshall
Charles Edison
James L O'Neill
Marshall
Johns Hopkins
Brookings Institution
Richberg
Fiorello LaGuardia
New York
House
Supreme Court
Perkins
Labor Department
Congress
Miss Perkins
George Washington
House Public Buildings Committee
Capitol Architect
Capitol Grounds
Wolman Auto Labor Board
Leo Wolman
Ohio
Charles Truax
Homer T. Cummings
Kentucky
Laffoon
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate
Chamber
New Mexico
John J. Dempsey
Alco Company
American Locomotive Company
United States
Alco
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American Legion Monthly
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Warrington
W. H. Feldhus
Lehigh University
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Wyoming
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Bennett Clark
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Justice
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Edwin M. Schaerer
TVA
Dieterich
Melvin Price
Schaefer
Sleeping Horses
Michigan
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Capitol Drive
Department of Agriculture
Delaware
Senator Hastings
Harry Hopkins
McCarl
Utility Holding Corporation
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