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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1939
Page
11
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The editorial argues Roosevelt’s four young nominees, all under sixty, could shape the court for decades. It warns that adding younger blood now may complicate successors’ choices and extend the era of a given judicial philosophy.
The piece riffs on Mencken’s distinction and notes a rising class: men who work for the votes. It casts the idea as a political observation about influence and participation in elections.
The piece argues Mussolini, allied with Hitler, may press for more European real estate now that Rome Berlin axis is in place. It recalls the 1915 secret London Treaty promises Italy five European territorial aims, urging cautious interpretation of Italy’s future demand backed by German power.
The text outlines shifting postwar borders. It notes Fiume’s fate after Wilson’s veto, Dalmatian coast allocation to Yugoslavia, Albania’s partition and temporary Yugoslav occupation, and Italy’s influence on Albania by 1927. It also mentions Italy’s interest in the Dodecanese and Adalia, and contrasts Croat Slovenic versus Serbian dominance in Yugoslavia.
A reflection on inspiration in writing, citing Tennyson and broad ideas about creativity. The text argues true poets are inspired, notes the difference from mere verse makers, and questions sources of insight. It includes various musings on philosophy, politics, and society with multiple quoted lines.
Word crossword style list of horizontal and vertical clues about animals tools and terms. Entries include furry marine mammal black backed gull and various short words like jar winged items and verbs. Collaborative reader puzzle uses cross referenced hints and definitions.
New York Day by Day follows a chat with James Newton about continuing Saturday church features. Newton, once Harvey Firestone's representative, explored worker happiness and justice, discovering how divine relations influence employer employee dynamics and prompting thoughtful inquiry beyond contracts and wages.
The piece notes Charles Lindbergh's shift from aviation toward deep inquiry with Dr Alexis Carrel on the mechanical heart. It argues material progress outpaces spiritual growth and warns of moral risk as science advances. It asks what we shall do to be saved in facing war and destructive power.
Sallie stands out by not following the crowd she dresses simply avoids makeup and enjoys studies. Her poise and intelligence draw quiet respect though classmates overlook her now she trusts recognition will come with time.
A devotional meditation on books of remembrance from Malachi 3 13 18. It urges careful entries in others lives and gratitude for bright memories while seeking grace to write better records of our deeds and influence for loved ones.
A dense listing of evening and Sunday programs across stations WMT WGN WHO WOC KFJB KPIB and others. It catalogs orchestras bands news segments sports summaries and variety hours with numerous performers and hosts noted.
A crossbreed dog in Mexico City waited at the Hotel Reforma for six years for his master, a laborer killed on site. Residents fed him, the hotel gave shelter and a blue gold bordered blanket, yet the dog never gave up hope of reunion.
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