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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1936
Page
6
A notable quote contrasts bravery with honor as essential traits for any person, asserting that courage governs all undertakings alongside integrity. The remark emphasizes inner strength as a driving force in human achievement.
The article argues President Roosevelt’s second term should start a comprehensive unemployment program built on minimum wage and maximum hour rules. It urges rapid, data driven surveys to map the unemployed and guide policy, noting two months before Congress convenes. It compares past party fortunes and warns against guessing in policy.
San Francisco voters face a new issue as radio political propaganda near polling places tests 100 foot setback rules. Registrar Charles Collins notes the challenge and calls for legislative guidance on how to handle home broadcasts within the forbidden zone.
Governor Landon suspends his duck hunting trip to meet with John Hamilton on party overhaul. The piece notes the GOP requires revitalization after two consecutive presidential defeats and weighs future prospects, contrasting with Democrats and the solid south.
A father cautions his daughter Louise against manipulating others or letting a controlling partner shape her life. He warns that “managing” people drains personality and happiness and urges individuals to seek their own path while sharing broader reflections on freedom, society, and reform.
Enid Lannington confronts Major Widener on the beach as Jerrold Howard intervenes when Widener corners her with a bribe and a kiss. Widener flees to his yacht after a savage confrontation. Bee Sheldon blames Howard and plots revenge while Flora Bristow becomes involved in the ensuing gossip.
A crossword like grid with horizontal and vertical clues including Native North American cereal, wind in, land measure, small name, cuckoo, dine, ornamental disc, climbing plant, hail, important food, encircle, senior, scatters, olive shrub, bill of fare, gander important food, assist, tatter, sneaky, space again, obliteration, white poplar, valuable commercially, assessment amount, rogue, constellation, fish, inborn character, brinks, hasten, native metal, chum.
Flora Bristow confronts Enid after rumors of a cruise spat and a threat to fire her. Janice Cowles recalls past incidents including a beating for the Major and a clash over Enid's character. Flora plans to cut Enid loose and travels to Palm Beach to resolve the matter.
In wartime New York the Rialto buzzes with nightclub crowds and playgoers, as restaurants and cafes along Midtown streets teem with showy social life. The piece notes Shubert Alley and nearby gathering spots, describing a carnival atmosphere of cinema and theater habitués amid opulent traffic and sidewalks crowded with patrons and hustlers.
Column reflects on theater life and first nighters in Shubert Alley. It recalls a Curtain moment with a weary actor and wife, contrasts Clifton Webb with Belasco performances, and notes audience attitudes toward tapping and serious drama amid a mosaic of readers from Texas to New Jersey.
A noisy OCR of a radio programming grid lists many NBC CBS and WEAP WEAF WJZ WABC WABE WOO WCCO affiliations. Entries include sportscasts parades dance romances and orchestras with times from morning to late night and notes on specific acts and hosts.
Fragmentary timetable shows morning to afternoon radio segments across NBC CBS and WJZ. Mentions musicians orchestras ensembles and a few show titles with network codes and station identifiers. Publication style mirrors early broadcast schedules with uncertain precise times and program names.
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