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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1935
Page
15
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The United States Senate approved a nine month extension for the NRA amid tears and doubts about the program's fate. Backers hoped this would stave off immediate dismantling while signaling broader readjustments for Cedar Rapids businesses and a mild industry shift, though opposition warned the NRA could collapse when the current law expires.
The appointment of Carl Hendrickson to serve out the late Robert W. Greene’s unexpired term as assistant county attorney signals strong judgment by County Attorney G K Thompson and the board of supervisors. Hendrickson’s prior record as county attorney from 1929 to 1933 supports his fit for the new role amid imminent criminal prosecution workload.
The piece argues that while anyone can strive for success, true achievement requires relentless practice and sacrifice. It cites authors like Fitzgerald and Stevenson, notes the idle Ten million men, and taunts modern shortcuts. It rails at distractions and praises disciplined, long hours to reach prominence.
New York reports police raids targetting the district’s upper West Side elegance as raids drive away decadence and silence the degenerate revels. Elinor Glyn’s sister Lady Duff-Gordon is recalled for fashion influence on Lucille and the Avenue.
The article discusses strained economies and the shift away from fixed gold standards. It notes currency pegging as a day to day practice when many nations lack gold reserves. It mentions US plans to lead in resolving monetary confusion and cites Secretary Morgenthau’s stance on fiat systems.
A columnist recalls Monteith, famed wine waiter aboard the Mauretania, noted for his ritual of changing white gloves before each bottle. The piece praises elite service at top venues including Rockefeller Rainbow Room and hints at exclusive dining clubs and wealth in old-world gastronomy.
Wilton Junction residents will present the play Prisoners At the Bar at the Methodist church Thursday. Cast includes Rev C W Pfeiffer, Rev J Newgard, Miss Frances Kelley, Mary Ella Whitmer, Gerald Ochletree, E V Swanson, Mrs F A Maurer, Charles Kelley, James Walton, Mrs J W Gruber, Mrs Earl Whitmer, A T Nelson, Miss Marjorie McCoy, Rev Philip Hahn, Newton Lang and others.
Elizabeth Sophia Grapes and Marion Delbert Pratt exchanged vows Saturday at the home of the Rev. A E Hursh. They are the children of William H Grapes and Joseph Pratt, with attendants Mr and Mrs William Beam.
Betty Lorraine Brimmer died after a week of illness from hemolytic jaundice. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Brimmer. Funeral held at Swan and Leytze funeral home conducted by Rev Floyd H Weed. Burial in Wilson cemetery.
The article urges every capable person to carry life insurance and urges heads of families to protect dependents. It notes lawyers’ surprise at estates with little insurance and discusses how insurers settle claims, retirement plans, and investments. The piece is part of interviews sponsored by the C V Shepherd Agency of National Life Insurance Co.
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