Cedar Rapids Gazette subscription and advertising listings
Public notice style text lists subscription prices by mail for Iowa and surrounding states, plus foreign rates. It names advertising representatives in Chicago and New York and identifies media and advertising bureaus connected to the Cedar Rapids Gazette.
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the Gazette Company
Pet
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Tlinois
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Marion- Wee
Chicago
Allen-Klapp-Frazier CO
Michigan Ave
New York
Allen-Klapp-Frazier
Ith Ave
Media Records
A.N.P.A. Bureau of Advertising
Learn From Others Misfortunes, Says Melmoth
Reflecting on the misfortunes of others, Melmoth argues there is nothing singular in afflictions that befall us all. The maxim urges humility and shared human vulnerability.
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Melmoth
Uniform Property Assessments in Iowa Tax Debate
A Des Moines report says the League of Iowa Municipalities seeks uniform property assessments statewide. It notes wide variation from 25 to 100 percent of true value, argues the issue affects tax equity, and warns that state millage remains uniform, harming property owners with higher assessments in cities like Cedar Rapids.
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Des Moines
League of Iowa
State Tax Commission
Iowa
Municipalities League
League
Cedar Rapids
Linn
TVA information mailings to be limited after July first
A correspondent reports the TVA will restrict information mailings to those who request them after July 1. The writer opposes government publicity, arguing major policy matters and contract news can be learned from news services, and urges not to sign for blanket mailings.
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New Deal
TVA
Economic law and the price spiral in hard times
The piece argues that wage, price, and production aims collapse in a reduced national income. It explains how higher wages and prices shrink purchasing power, triggering a vicious circle of less consumption and less production. It urges linking the dollar to scarcity and real wealth to restore employment.
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Sam
TVA Postcard Dilemma Highlights Public Opinion Clash
The text argues about TVA publicity mailings and a postcard endorsement. It contends signing would back continuation of press agentry, not signing allows TVA to continue messaging covertly, calling the situation blackmail and unsatisfactory. It reflects citizen frustration with propaganda and public notices.
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TVA
Weekend Crisis Looms as Europe Teeters Toward War
A projected weekend apprehension piece outlines renewed fears over Europe. Hitler masss armies threaten Danzig. Polish French and British forces prepare. Diplomats warn of grave tension. Washington worried. Nazi propaganda dismisses fears. Editors brace for another anxious dispatch.
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Europe
Hitler
Danzig
State Department
Washington
New York Day by Day reflections and a veteran crusader
Charles Driscoll writes of a month passing with less risk of foreign war yet marked by loss as Myra McHenry of Wichita dies at 91. He recalls her Carry Nation partnership in protests, her bold style, religiosity, and fierce activism amid a city scene of traffic and Fourth of July anticipation.
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York
Caribbean
Myra McHenry
Wichita
New York
The
Herald-Tribune
Carry A
Suburbs bound bus ride and city street plans evolve
An-hour-and-a-half ride with large buses bound for the suburbs highlights driver caution toward private cars. A social note recounts dinner with Gen eral George Warburton Lewis and Zoraida, residents of West 100th street, amid a German refugee influx. IXth avenue urban renewal plans envision tree lines and rebuilt streets, with Wanamaker considering a Hippo drome block purchase to anchor a grand department store, aiming to revive trade along Sixth Avenue.
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George Warburton Lewis
Zoraida
Lewises
West 100Th Street
West End Avenue
Germany
Ixth Avenue
Sixth Avenue Association
Fifth and
Park Avenues
Fifth Avenue
Rockefeller Center
A Carful of Mystery on a Freight Train
A Gallup to Winslow freight line halted for water reveals a box car with faint sounds of a hobo escape. When opened, a crowd of 25 to 35 possible figures vanished, leaving no clear motive or identity for the mystery.
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Ames
Gallup
N. M
Winslow
Arizona
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Farley
Teddy
Roosevelt
Robin Redbreast
George Clark
News Syndicate Co. Inc
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Driscoll
RTV
Fourth Street
Hudson River
Sixth Avenue
Mid-Town
44Th Street
J. C. Landenberger
Simmons
Eneral Lewis
Kansas
Manhattan
Wanamaker
Sixth Avenue Ward
Champs Elysees
Paris
Albert Payson Terbune
Peoples Savings
Firestone
Spooge CO
Grilli Guari
Namic
Pat Beach
Santa
Sire Bene Ee
Waien
Pirodame
N. B. C. Rad
Roy A
Meas
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