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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1937

Page

21

Iowa’s Unemployment Law and Herring’s Gamble

The federal board says 45 states and Alaska meet unemployment law standards. Iowa avoided about three million dollars in 1936 unemployment tax refunds by a special session urged by ex governor Clyde Herring. The piece argues the move saved money for Iowa and questions Herring’s political judgment.

Federal Social Security Board District of Columbia Alaska Clyde Herring Iowa Herring Congress

Runaway Horse Stuns Oswego as Chief Apprehends It

In Oswego New York a runaway horse burst down Main Street chased by the police chief. The animal halted abruptly when a red traffic light flashed and the horse skidded to a stop before being captured. The chief quips about modern resourcefulness versus old time tales.

Main Street Oswego N. Y

Roosevelt Promises Senate Appointment in 1843 Controversy

The piece recounts a disputed tale that President Roosevelt promised Senator Ine Robinson a Supreme Court vacancy in 1843 and that Robinson’s record showed loyalty to the president and New Deal causes. It notes opposition from some veterans and references past speeches and financial ties, including alleged business connections and a Fortune article.

Roosevelt Ine Robinson Supreme Court Robinson Sneo Roe cli Ken Camion Reekobart

Arkansas Senator Robinson and Utility Policy in 1930s Debates

The text outlines Senator Robinson of Arkansas amid disputes over his legal ties and voting record on utilities. It notes a nominal firm connection, limited practice, the 1932 severing of ties, and his liberal votes on federal utility regulation and Muscle Shoals while detailing his roles from 1903 to 1933.

Harvey C Arkansas At Org Robins Rorison Eas Femey Amore Tee Pay Tiems Arkansas Power and Ligt Company Louisiana Power and Light Company Missisippi Power and Light Company Southern Power and Light Company Southern Ice and Utilities Company Little Rock Gas and Fuel Company Southwest Telephone Company Texas Company Southern Securiies Company Southern Investors, Inc Tl, Doherty and cCompany Long Robinson Mammon Fortune Arkansas National House of Representatives Senate Federal Trade Commission Hoover Muscle Shoals George Otis Smith Power Commission London Charles Evans Hughes United States John J. Parker Supreme Court

Letter from Dad on fame and fan mail etiquette

Advice on fan letters to stars explains celebrities cannot answer all mail as they juggle duties. Examples show secretaries and schedules limit responses, and letters should be treated as casual conversations. The piece notes not to expect replies and to value praise or criticism without offense.

Louise Lindbergh Johnson Ringling Dad Miss Manners

Candle Flame Echoes Spiritual Calm in Cathedrals

New York prose muses on candle flames in cathedral dusk and a Rouen midnight moment. The writer recalls a one time Broadway actor finding a sense of peace and wonder in church light, a symbol of life’s bright, fading, and remembered glories.

New York Rouen Paris Havre Broadway

New York Fathers Enjoy Evening Out With Daughters

A column recalls fathers and collegiate sons dining in London and New York, sharing laughter and toastful moments, from Claridge's to gaily decked cafes. It notes the changing social scene among well-bred classes and the light moments of autographs and literary anecdotes.

Gurnee Munn Esmond O'Brien E. D. Cob- Jentz England Claridge’s London New York

Notice of Administrator with Will Annexed in Linn County

On this 14th day of May 1937 Carl Hendrickson is duly appointed and qualified as Administrator with Will Annexed of the estate of James McClelland Ross, deceased of Linn County Iowa. All persons indebted must pay promptly and those with claims should file in the Linn County District Court Clerk's office. Carl Hendrickson Attorney.

State of Iowa Linn County James McClelland Ross Iowa Carl Hendrickson

Mind and Morals From a Scientific Viewpoint

An author's note discusses will power as habit formation and suggests curing worries by new social habits. It also examines gender differences in driving, training needs, and dismisses racial color as a factor in disparities, stating few real differences exist among races. Copyright 1937.

The Hunger Dilemma In A Street Encounter

Just Folks ponders the dilemma of feeding a hungry beggar. The speaker questions honesty and fear of deception, yet concludes that giving food is better than wandering on with doubt. The verse probes compassion versus prudence in a common social encounter.

Olympic Performer Horizontal Clues and Answers

A cryptic style puzzle list relates to an athletic figure and various word clues. It includes entries like free skater, ruminant cud, Persian coin, armadillo, Latin terms, and terms for positions, measurements, and actions, forming a themed crossword style grid with multiple defined hints and cross references.

Mrs Charles Sabin Davis frames politics with humor

An interview portrays Pauline Morton Smith Sabin Davis wife of Dwight F. Davis as a witty Republican voice in Washington. She recalls her pro repeal work, clashes with Jim Farley, and the newly animated vigor of Dwight Davis amid the political scene.

Washington Dwight Davis Charles Sabin Pyssneren Senate Pauline Morton Smith Sabin Davis Dwight F. Davis Davis Coolidge Hoover Paul Morton Navy Teddy Roosevelt Women's Organization For National Prohibition Pauline Morton Harding National Republican Club New York New Deal iGuaranty Trust Company Manila Philippines

Notice of Resolution of Necessity for Concrete Paving

City Council of Cedar Rapids Iowa proposes a resolution of necessity for 7 inch reinforced concrete paving on Northwest Avenue from Ellis Boules Yard to 10th Street and Southwest Avenue from First Street to Second Street. Public hearing set for June 7 1937 at 10 AM in council room. Objections must be filed with City Clerk by June 7 1937. Published May 21 22 1937 Cedar Rapids Gazette.

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