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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1933

Page

11

Roosevelt's Cabinet Draws Mixed Praise From Editor

Three months after calls for a broad cabinet, this editorial lauds Roosevelts choices as an effective administrative team. It notes most members are relatively unfamiliar yet highly capable, with diverse views across finance, agriculture, labor, and war debt policy.

Roosevelt George Dern Agriculture Henry Wallace Navy Claude Swanson Frances Perkins Interior Harold Ickes Daniel Roper Atttorney Thomas Walsh James Farley al Smith Owen Young Albert Ritchie Senator Borah Senator Norris Norman Davis John W Davis Melvin Traylor Robert la Follette Harry Byrd Alfalfa Bit Murray Bernard Baruch Jim Reed Admiral Byrd Will Rogers Charles Lindbergh Senator Glass Huey Long Herbert Hoover Sound Money Congress Senate Nowhiote

Assigning the Seats of the Mighty in Washington

The piece notes the appointment of Frances Perkins as secretary of labor and questions seating norms at official dinners. It also mentions Mrs Paul Wilson and Mr Wilson, and hints at how social hierarchies may affect government life under the new administration. The tone blends humor with political commentary on White House etiquette.

Times C.rus Gann-Longforth Washington Frances Perrine Perkins Miss Perkins Paul Wison Roosevelt White House Bombay India Burma Ind Edward D Woodyard O O McIntyre Calcutta Spokesman-Review Spencer W Va

Opinion on public works and unemployment in Iowa

Glenn C Haynes argues the Laughlin bill expands secondary road construction to create jobs by borrowing against future gasoline tax receipts. Counties could fund work now and repay within fifteen years, with care to avoid future maintenance burdens. The piece also notes a rep to damages claim against Huey Long and comments on Ship of State symbolism and Ed Wynn credit.

Uncle Sam Glenn C Haynes Iowa National Committee For Trade Recovery Laughlin General Assembly County Board of Supervisors State Executive Council Linn

Marriage contract and modern morals examined in editorial

A 1933 editorial argues marriage is a moral contract between equals and not a mere purchase or entrapment. It cautions against fraud and hidden faults, notes shifts from strict laws to contemporary norms, and critiques social expectations and national attitudes.

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New York Day by Day: Museum crowds bloom after chaos

A caustic slice of New York life notes crowded museums and zoos reopening after upheaval. Citizens stroll Central Park and the Bronx and Aquarium crowds grow. a passerby sketches fish for a magazine while comparing Roosevelt to a sunfish.

York New York Museum of Natural History Statue of Liberty Bronx Zoo Central Park Aquarium Roosevelt Floyd Gibbons Natural History Museum

Broadway anecdotes and celebrity quips from a 1933 scene

A collage of famous names and vivid portraits from 1933 Broadway culture. Owen Young inspires Radio City ideas for the Rockefellers while Mark Hellinger, Dorothy Fields, Lawrence Tibbett, Mary Garden, Charlie Chaplin, Lynn Fontanne, Alfred Lunt and others are sketched in playful, insider vignettes.

Owen Young Rockefellers Radio City Mark Hellinger Broadway David Warfield Dorothy Fields Lawrence Tibbett Mary Garden Charlie Chaplin Lynn Fontanne Alfred Lunt Major Bowes Rita Weisman Atlantic City Booth Tarkington Lime Silverman Sid Jack

Working Women Benefit From Lydia Pinkham Tablet Claims

Census says nine million women earn livelihoods in the United States. Advertised Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is promoted as steadying nerves easing backaches and headaches and giving strength to keep workers at their jobs. Testimonials from Exua Reliveau and Berry Lewis claim improved health and no missed work days after use.

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