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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1936
Page
4
A short quotation attributes to Colton, contrasting hurry as a sign of weak mind with dispatch as the mark of the strong. The line emphasizes decisive action versus rushed behavior.
Cedar Rapids welcomes visiting realtors from the National Association of Real Estate Boards for the regional convention. Local real estate leaders are valued, and the paper notes a shared bond with newspapermen and a focus on long term community growth. The editorial anticipates ongoing discussion and its impact over the coming year.
Rumor mill about Hauptmann seems quelled by surrounding chatter except one accuser who alleges the Lone Eagle kidnapped his child for attention.
The piece argues both major parties mix philosophy with expediency causing inconsistencies. It cites G O P and Roosevelt era brain trusts drifting from stances, explaining indecisive elections and growth of independent voters and newspapers. It notes voters increasingly move between liberal and conservative camps rather than aligning with parties.
Dr Nick Butler argues the Republican Party must field an intellectual statesmanlike candidate or a near exact facsimile to advance in the contest. He stresses composure, clarity, and measured debate as crucial for traction.
Governor Herring defends Iowa parole as superior to many states, especially Illinois, while signaling a future probe into why Iowa still lags. The remark follows the fatal shooting by a convict paroled from a federal judge. He hints that funding is not the sole issue behind parole failures.
The governor argues to address crime by fixing root causes and improving parole decisions rather than expanding state payrolls. Parole boards need expert, nonpolitical appointments and careful offender analysis to balance second chances with public safety.
As the season unfolds, the Boston Braves maintain the same competitive edge despite any name change. The franchise shows consistency in lineup and on-field performance, suggesting branding shifts do not alter core outcomes.
A father writes to his daughter Louise sharing reflections on pride and imitation. He recalls an era when high collars hid necks and notes how leaders use apparent flaws to influence others. He comments on education, crime, and American attitudes with humor and blunt social critique.
A long, free flowing reminiscence filled with pop culture nods and personal anecdotes. The author recalls idols, editors, and celebrities including Al Jolson Mike Donlin W C Fields Sigmund Romberg Norman Rockwell Dwight Morrow Everrett Rhodes Castle Molnar Helen Menken Grace Menken Billy Seaman and more, with sharp asides on fame manners and travel. The piece weaves humor and memory across a mosaic of 1920s and 1930s personalities and moments.
A historical note recalls a columnist early predicting Don as a potential dark horse candidate. The speaker recalls a tense incident with a sling shot affecting his wife and a personal anecdote about ordering caviar for four at Delmonico's, leaving behind a watch.
A light verse about hosting courtesy and bidding farewell after a party. The poet recalls saying goodbye with thanks for the evening and the guests, then imagines departing life with the same gracious note of having had a glorious time.
A Huron youth identified as Drake about 18 was killed in Milwaukee railroad yards when struck by a freight train. He was hitchhiking home from a CCC camp in Chamberlain, accompanied by Charles Poppen of Carthage.
In Chicago Melvin Swan, 17, leaped from a fourth floor hospital window after seeing his 13 year old brother Clarence badly injured. Melvin died Friday in a hospital room near where Clarence lies recovering from his skull fracture.
The page lists a dense set of radio time slots and performers including the Olsen and Crane orchestras, Cugat, Glen Gray, Henry Jerome, and Abe Lyman, with networks NBC CBS WJZ WEAF WABC and station codes. Broadcasts span 0:00 to 10:30 PM and show frequent announcments of to be announced programs and featured solos.
A compiled list of across and down clues with solutions ranging from common animals to nautical terms and heraldic words. Includes entries like common animal, Anglo-Saxon coin, sailor, verbiage about coats and valises, plus numerous towers of knowledge from geography to biology.
The column notes Washington power players clash with Labor's George Berry over his self run non-partisan league to win AFL support for FDR. It also surveys European tension with Germany delaying war, Rhineland reoccupation, and risks of France Russia alliances, plus GOP flirtations with Warren Barbour as VP and Philly convention socialites. Includes shifts in Democratic hosts and Mrs Harriman.
A fragmented listing outlines various network programs and time slots across NBC CBS and ABC stations. Highlights include Talk and piano programs, interviews with Lefty Gomez, choir performances, and a broad range of musical ensembles scheduled on WEAF WJZ WABC CBS NBC and other outlets.
A historical overview traces Caesarean section from ancient claims to a living patient in 1610 to modern reductions in mortality. It cautions against overuse by inadequately trained doctors and notes the rise of anesthesia and analgesia easing childbirth, urging patience and natural delivery when feasible.
The text blends diet observations with legal and corporate notes about stock structures, mentioning acids in foods, diet letters, and a 1998 company operation start. It references health and personal letters, a self addressed envelope, and a corporate stock description including par values and exchange conditions.
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