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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1935
Page
7
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Coe College debate team will complete a four day session of oratory on Saturday at Dubuque University as eight Iowa schools compete in the Iowa State Forensic League tournament. Frederick competes in extemporaneous arguing on Unemployment Insurance. the college team debates a resolution that nations should agree to ban international arms shipments. Everett D. Obrecht guides the squad which has five wins in nine contests this season.
Washington U P reports stamp collectors who mocked Postmaster General Farley for perforationless gifts will pay about a million dollars for duplicates. Up to Thursday evening orders total $250 000 with dealers placing bids up to 11 000 and thousands of smaller collectors also buying. First day will see peak business for first day covers. sales continue until supply ends. Stamps, duplicates of Farley gifts, sold only through Washington philatelic agency in sheets of 100 or blocks of four. Full sheet set costs 190.30. four‑stamps blocks cost 3.32 per set. single stamps are not sold. The ten National Park issues, plus several 3‑cent and 16‑cent stamps, are listed. four will be sheeted only. The issue followed protests over Farley autographs and prohibitive value. a sheet autographed by Farley could reach 30 000. The stamps will be identical to issued ones except nonperforated.
Ninety two Coe College seniors secured an exemption from final exams after the faculty approved a student petition. The petition argued the 1934-35 catalogue promised no exams for seniors, overriding a prior ruling that applied to all students. The exemption applies to this year only, with exams for future senior classes reinstated.
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