Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates and Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists carrier rates and regional pricing for subscriptions, with 40 cents per week and mail options in various regions. It notes establishment in 1883 by The Gazette Company and publication details, including postal classifications and AP syndication.
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Detroiit News Dispatches
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Not Guilty Ruling in Kimbell Slaying at Glendora Mississippi
Elmore Otis Kimbell was found not guilty of murdering service station attendant Clinton Melton in Glendora Mississippi. Witnesses claimed Kimbell fired after Melton allegedly disobeyed orders and fired first, while Melton was unarmed. an all white jury deliberated over three hours. The piece contrasts the verdict with the Till case and questions justice in the South.
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Elmore Otis Kimbell
Glendora
Miss
Sumner
Roy Bryant
J. W. Milam
Mett Till
Chicago
Kimbell
Clinton Melton
Melton
Milton
Williams Targets Draft Boards and Sportswriters
Ted Williams argues that gutless politicians draft boards and sportswriters push star players like Johnny Podres into military service. Podres, a Dodgers pitcher, faced induction after being classified 4-F for a back condition, with a draft board allowed to reassess a candidate who has shown capacity to serve.
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Ted Williams
The
Red Sox
Johnny Podres
Williams
Podres
Brooklyn
Army
Ted
Dodgers
Nehru Advocates Socialism Amid Economic Debate
Prime Minister Nehru argues for a socialist structure to end class conflict and guide peaceful progress, calling for new dimensional thinking as the world shifts toward socialism. He cites mixed results in Britain and the United States, notes West Germany’s move to free enterprise, and warns India could stagnate if tied to broad socialism.
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Nehru
Federation
Middle East
Great Britain
Labor Party
United States
Argentina
Peron
West Germany
India
McClellan Seen Steering Clear of Oil Probe
Washington report says Senator John McClellan likely will avoid probes that could touch big oil money and his allies. His law firm represents Standard Oil of New Jersey and Tidewater Oil, and he has ties to H L Hunt and Lyndon Johnson. The piece notes McClellan’s 1954 campaign relied on oil backing and favors labor-contribution inquiries may follow.
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Washington
John McClellan
Arkansas
Senate
McClellan
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Seaboard Oil Company
Delaware
Tidewater Associated Oil
Carter Oil Company
Martin-Dale and Hubbell
MecClellan
H. L. Hunt
el Dorado, Ark
Hunt
Lyndon Johnson
Sid McMath
Lyndon
U. S. Senate
Select Committee
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Tennessee
Gore
Hungary
Al-Qadim
Nile
Civic awards highlight YMB and Coe College events
The Young Men's Bureau and Chamber of Commerce hosted a civic awards night with 1945 civic service honors to John B Heidel and M D Marr, plus a 1942 46 public service award to Tait Cummins. Coe College musicians performed Brahms at Sinclair chapel, and editors Mary Hamblin and Eleanor Kanaske were named Cosmos co editors.
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William D. Saltiel
Chicago
Young Men’s Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
YMB
John B. Heidel
M. D. Marr
Tait Cummins
Coe College
Max Daehler
Joseph H. Kitchin
Harold Reeves
Eleanor Taylor
Johannes Brahms
T. M. Sinclair
Mary M. Hamblin
Bedford
Eleanor Kanaske
Coe College Cosmos
Irving L. Churchill
Management of tension and fatigue and common questions on epilepsy
Dr. Joseph Mother discusses fatigue headaches caused by sleep issues and stress, urging readers to identify tension patterns and relax. He notes electroencephalogram tests can reveal brain causes and explains epilepsy as convulsive disorder with no cure, yet controllable with anti convulsant drugs in many cases.
Call for Moderation and Presidential Leadership in Desegregation
Roscoe Drummond argues the Southern bloc's nullification bid and threats of force risk civil war and urges swift, moderate action guided by the Supreme Court ruling. He praises presidential leadership, warns against extremes, and calls Ike to unite the nation through prudent, legal desegregation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Republic
South
William Faulkner
Eisenhower
United States
Readers invited to write letters to the People's Forum
The Gazette invites readers to send letters on topics of general interest. Letters must include the writer name and address for printing. Short letters are preferred. The Gazette may shorten submissions and cannot be responsible for returning them.
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People’s Forum
Dems ponder Truman draft for 1952 presidency
Demos weigh drafting Harry Truman as potential candidate for a second term amid discontent with Stevenson Kefauver and Harriman. Support from labor unions radical groups and city machines cited, along with European admiration for Truman and Democratic Party strength abroad.
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Washington
Harry Truman
Stevenson
Kefauver
Harriman
Mr. Truman
Truman
U.S. Treasury
Democratic Party
London
Paris
Republican Party
Eisenhower
France
Hitler
Britain
Adlai Stevenson
Europe
New York City
Truman Seen as Central Figure in Democratic Nomination
The piece argues that among Democrats, Truman dominates discussion of a viable 1956 ticket. It compares Truman to Stevenson Kefauver and Harriman, noting his confidence, memoirs, and influence over the party. It suggests age and foreign policy experience as assets and contemplates who would emerge if he doesn't seek the nomination.
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George
Georgia
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
America
Asia
Truman
Stevenson
Kefauver
New Hampshire
Mr. Truman
Harry Truman
Korea
General MacArthur
Adenauer
Churchill
Ike
Embargo Question as Reds Benefit from Trade Debates
The piece argues that embargo controls on Soviet trade are increasingly self defeating as Soviet crude output rises and Russian tech outpaces American, with weeks of classified chatter failing to stop Western know how reaching Moscow. It notes Dresser Industries' deal and broader shifts in steel and machine tools, urging a rethink of embargo policy toward Soviet trade advantages.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Sinclair Weeks
Wall Street Journal
Weeks
Texas
Dresser Industries of
Dallas
America
Great Britain
Steel Masters
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
U. S
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