Responsibility for recovery rests with legislative bodies
J. Harry Tregoe told the Cedar Rapids Association of Credit Men that Congress and state legislatures must spark and sustain economic recovery. The Beverly Hills economist warned that political blunders could derail a hoped for improvement by early 1933, noting rising government costs as a factor in the rebuilding effort.
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Congress
Roosevelt Hotel
J. Harry Tregoe
Beverly Hills
Calif
National Association of Credit Men
Cedar Rapids Association of Credit ‘Men
University of Southern California
Tregoe
Hoover Talk At Youngstown Campaign Stop
The Cedar Rapids Retail Credit Men’s Association heard a speech discussing government costs and debt adjustments. The speaker blamed high government outlays, warned of war debts, and urged practical measures, noting the Versailles treaty’s impact and tracing economic upheaval to 1928. President Hoover previously spoke from a train in Youngstown.
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Tregoe
Beverly Hills
United States
France
Hoover
Bers
Cedar. Rapids
Retail Credit Men's Association
H. Johnson
Cedar Rapids Association of Credit Men
Youngstown, Ohio
Women Must Re register After Name Change Before Election
City attorney David G Bleakley states women who registered before Oct 29 and changed their names due to marriage or divorce between Oct 29 and Nov 8 may re register at the city hall under their new name to be eligible to vote, with no original registrations accepted during the closed period.
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David G. Bleakley
Bleakley
L.J. Storey
Iowa
Joe Wonders If Pursuit Of Girl Is Worth While
A short advice piece frames Joe’s dilemma about loving a girl who alternates between affection and dates with others. Readers are invited to share opinions on whether continued pursuit is worthwhile and to consider social dynamics in a new town.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Harry
Craft
MowbBe
Ainets Idler
Joe
Miss Manners Helps A First Dance Do And Don’t
A reader writes of embarrassment at a first school dance and Miss Manners reassures her. The advice emphasizes that self consciousness causes worry and that others are not as critical as assumed. A note ends with a tangent about air travel reducing Berlin to Leningrad travel time.
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Miss Manners
Berlin
Leningrad
Toleration as a principle of living with others
Dr Johnson warned that tolerance is valuable but rarely practiced. The piece argues true tolerance requires clear thinking, firm beliefs, and the use of reason over force, urging each person to allow others to shape and advocate their own ideas while upholding truth.
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Johnson
Emerson
Linn County retires $146000 in bonds
County Treasurer Frank L. Williams reports Linn County retired $146,000 in bonds on Tuesday. The mix includes $12,000 road refunding bonds from Jan 2, 1929, $5,000 bridged bonds from Mar 1, 1925, $54,000 county road improvement bonds from May 1, 1926, $30,000 county courthouse bonds from Aug 1, 1923, and $45,000 primary road bonds from May 1, 1925 and 1926. On May 1, $38,000 in bonds were taken up: $5,000 bridge bonds, $13,000 road refunding bonds, and $20,000 county road improvement bonds.
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Linn County
Frank L. Williams
Court House
Political Broadcasts For Wednesday Evening Schedule
Broadcast times list Democratic speakers Miss Jane Hoey and Dr Josephine Baker on WABC CBS at 4 15 p m Republican Radio League on WEAF NBC at 7 30 p m James M Cox from Cincinnati plus Gov Roosevelt from Albany and President Hoover from Washington on CBS at 10 15 p m NBC WJZ at 2 15 p m features Carrie Chapman Catt. The Gazette notes possible last minute changes by parties sponsors or campaign managers and cannot vouch for accuracy.
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WABC
CBS
Jane Hoey
Josephine Baker
WEAF
NBC
Republican Radio League
James M. Cox
Cincinnati
Gov
Roosevelt
Albany
President Hoover
Washington
Pacific Coast
WJZ
Carrie Chapman Catt
The
Gazette
Blindness Declining Might End Schools for the Blind
In Watertown Massachusetts Gabriel Farrell states blindness is falling rapidly and schools for the blind could be unnecessary within a century. He cites medical advances and early detection as key factors changing the outlook for visually impaired students.
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Watertown
Mass
Gabriel Farrell
Perkins Institution Director Cites Decline in Blindness Causes
Farrell, director of the Perkins Institution for the Blind, says babies sore eyes once caused forty percent of blindness, now twelve percent. He notes hereditary blindness has fallen twenty five percent due to medical progress.
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Farrell
Perkins Institution For the
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Wees
Nebraska
Ossie Solem
Purdue
Towa City
Iowa City
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Fiero House
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