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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
15
Quote remarks that fiction appears as the native tongue of humanity while truth remains an elusive, esoteric language not fully understood or appreciated.
The piece notes General Hugh S Johnson’s positive view of Iowa with improving farm values and crop prospects. It stresses Iowa’s resilience, local self-government, and cautious acceptance of AAA while recognizing some criticism of its methods and Henry Wallace’s respected role.
A London Times interview with a young English observer questions the Soviet model. He notes wage inequality, poor housing, and rising costs, suggesting the system may eventually resemble western capitalism but will take five years to reach that level. The piece contrasts optimistic propaganda with on the ground failures.
A reflective voice condemns paternal bureaucracy and the loss of independence. The author laments rising dependence on state direction, urges vigilance to preserve heritage, and critiques graft, taxation, and the role of big business in shaping justice and policy.
The passage notes that Russians have seen no results from communist policies impressive enough to tempt Americans. It argues that current intellectual trends leaning toward Russia should be scrutinized, urging readers to consider the Englishman’s cautions.
City officials urge dealers to file class B beer permit applications by noon Saturday under the new ordinance. Officials say the goal is careful judging of each case to avoid injustice and ensure a prudent start to the new beer parlor regulation. About forty nine applications for the $300 permits had been received, with potential for up to eighty two permits overall. The council will issue permits based on standards rather than a fixed total.
Thomas Craven, famed art critic, travels Mississippi by barge from St Louis to New Orleans to research a book on American art. He promotes American painters and themes, influencing figures like Grant Wood and Tom Benton while criticizing French influence.
Prof Max Daehler departs for Missoula Montana to teach music for two months then visits Glacier National Park. Leo Klinger returns from Madison Wisconsin after attending the University of Wisconsin. J A Dubois elected president of Mutual Life Field club in Davenport. George H Hedges returns from Dartmouth Hanover New Hampshire. Edith Haynes and Mrs H A Paulson travel to Pasadena California then to Chicago for a world advertising men convention. Rev W A Pratt leaves for Des Moines to speak at a Unitarian church.
Forest McCook has returned home from St. Marys Kansas after graduating with class honors. Miss Elizabeth Brainerd, extension secretary of the YWCA, is on the program for the extension and industrial girls camp and council to be held in Albert Lea Minnesota. Ed Killian and F C Hillman participate.
The Rev J W Parkhill will go to Winona Lake Indiana as instructor in the classics at the summer institute there. St Patricks Church youth form St Patricks Young Mans Sodality with T J Sullivan elected director James Supple president Leo Perrin vice president Bill McManus secretary John Raftery treasurer and Thomas Bresslin marshal. Strawberry price today is 75 cents for a sixteen quart case and supply is ample for another week. A S Perrin has gone to New York on a business trip.
State of Iowa Linn County notices declare on June 4 1935 the appointment and qualification of H S Johnson as Administratrix of Clayton Burnette Trost deceased. Creditors and claimants must promptly settle debts or file authenticated claims with the Clerk of Linn County District Court.
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