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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1933

Page

13

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Quote on National Wealth by Artist Nathan Snow

A plate of words from Nathan Snow asserts that even if every bank failed the country would still retain all real wealth, emphasizing intrinsic value over financial institutions. The remark reflects economic philosophy from a 20th century arts perspective.

Nathan Snow

Economic irritant capital gains tax sparks debate in Washington

Washington reports say Ways and Means experts urge retention of capital gains and losses taxes. The piece argues the tax inflates markets, delays recovery, and hurts the public, urging the government to treat gains as property taxed by states. It ends with a jab about European competition and a youth's bold name.

Washington House Ways and Means Reh United States Faras Puark

Is There A Wolf Attorney General Cummings Threatens

A garbled regional piece references Attorney General Cummings railing against financial hoarders and past treasury policies. It hints at threats to publicizing names, court actions, and calls to curb alleged fraud, with scattered notes on a "wolf" and political pressure for reallocation and reform.

Cummings Gold Heart Treasury Department of Past Cummeraa Cummouge Ateua Hograess

Clever Fellows On Morgan Preferred Lists

The writer acknowledges being on a Morgan preferred list to avoid future embarrassment. It notes vigilance against potential exposure and implies fear of being exposed or mocked. The fragment suggests self protection and uncertainty about fate or exposure.

Morgan

Morgan pamphlet fights back at senate quotes

The Morgans sent a forty five page pamphlet of complete statements given to the senate banking committee to newspapers. The note says it aims to aid verification and curb misquotation, while ignoring interpretation. A Missouri man aged ninety six bought a two pants suit, and the June tax payments showed little change.

House of Morgan Senate Missouri

Race prejudice and unity amid war era social views

A fragment from a 1930s discussion argues race consciousness is natural and beneficial, while warning against excess and stressing cooperative group effort. It rails at politicians and mocks social norms, linking race ideas to wartime solidarity and public life.

No. 21 Speakeasy in New York at Center of Attention

New York report describes the No 21 speakeasy near Fifth Avenue with a discreet facade two greenery patches and a tall iron fence. It features a bar on ground level and three upper dining floors. Access is by social standing and diplomacy. proprietors Jack and Charlie host a weekend Westchester country club like retreat with high profits.

New York Libby Holman Smith Reynolds Social Register Ft. Worth Jack Charlie Westchester

New York youths embrace beard fad amid city life lore

In 1933 New York scenes mix casual beard fashion with street vignettes. A poodle bite incident, Long Island City’s baseball vibe, and street life anecdotes showcase a bustling urban mood. The piece references John Hutchins and John Vandercook Jr, plus Ruth Snyder and Judd cases in a reflective column.

France New York John Hutchins John Vandercook Lindy Vandykes Bob Scripps

Miss Jennie Ketchum Weds Edward Benishek in Marshalltown

Miss Jennie Ketchum youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Ketchum married Edward Benishek son of Mr and Mrs Vencil Benishek of Chelsea Saturday at the Congregational parsonage in Marshalltown. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Frank Novak Jr Mrs Benishek a Maquoketa high school 1924 graduate and University of Dubuque alumna taught in Clinton county schools.

Baldwin Jennie Ketchum Frank Ketchum Edward Benishek Vencil Benishek Chelsea Marshalltown Frank Novak Benishek Maquoketa High School University of

Chelsea Bride Weds in Public Ceremony with Family Attendants

The bride and groom married in a Sunday ceremony at the parental home with twenty relatives in attendance. The bride’s mother prepared the dinner. The couple will reside in Chelsea after July. Benishek taught in Baldwin and is a Chelsea High School graduate who has worked for the North Western railway since graduation.

Baldwin Benishek Chelsea High School The North Western Railway Chelsea

Dental display at Chicago World’s Fair highlights orthodontic progress

Iowa City exhibition shows casts made by Dr. J Elton Rose head of Iowa University orthodontia department illustrating improvements in facial characteristics from teeth straightening. The display, prepared for the American Dental Association, is the only one of its kind.

Iowa City J. Elton Rose University of Iowa Department of Orthodontia Chicago American Dental Association Iowa Mutual Fire Insurance The Journal of American Insurance Mutual Fire and Casualty Mutual

Orthodontia Exhibit Highlights Range of Dental Corrections

The fair features an orthodontia exhibit showcasing 14 cases of malalignment and corrections spanning from 17-year-old youths to adults, illustrating diverse dental adjustments and methods.

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