Cedar Rapids Gazette Carrier Rates and Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists delivery rates per week with varying issues and editions. It mentions subscription costs, delivery conditions, and the paper’s publication details including address, branding, and association with news services.
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Cedar Rapids Suzette
Baring Gazette
Lowa Cerere
Avenue
E Gazette Company
Rapids
Iowa
Escondo Cllass Matter
Associated Press
United Press — International News Service
Associated
Michigan
Pitts
New York
New Center Ride
Detroit
News Dispatches
Market
San Francisco
Callf
Iowa post election reflections on Hoegh Loveless and future
A columnist analyzes Iowa’s political aftermath stressing mixed voter signals, Hoegh’s tax stance, and the 1950s two party revival. The piece highlights Hoegh’s legacy, Loveless’s outlook, Nicholas’s tentative cooperation, and the need for bipartisan compromise to advance education, highways, and state progress.
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Iowa
United States
Right Choice Is Constant Challenge
Norman Vincent Peale urges daily right choice through divine guidance. A New Yorker credits prayer with business revival after feeling alone and helpless. He partnered with God, gained calm, devised new ideas, paid debts, and found confidence in the future. Prayer is presented as the best tool to access guidance and improve decision making.
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United States
God
Council Won't Sell Potatoes In Cedar Rapids Market Plan
The Cedar Rapids city council abandons plans to buy potatoes in car lots and sell at cost to offset high prices after City Solicitor Owen Elliott determines the city cannot engage in merchandising. Also notes Taft's Cornell College address urging support for Wilson, the Waterhouse block sale by Security Realty, and a flat 80 cent per bushel corn price on the city market.
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Cedar Rapids
Owen Elliott
the Security Realty Company
Waterhouse
First Avenue
Third Street
Hopes for a United Europe Revived Amid New Unity Drive
Norbert Muhlen notes a shift toward European unity sparked by the Suez crisis and the need to counter Soviet influence. He cites public opinion turning in favor of a gradual move to a common European market and institutions, led by figures like Konrad Adenauer, with steps already taken in coal and steel, EURATOM, and trade liberalization.
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Europe
United States of Europe
Egypt
Washington
Cairo
Germany
France
England
Holland
Rome
Oslo
London
Continental Congress
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Organization of the
European Defense Community
Euratom
European
America
Atlantic
Genealogist Hints High Pay to Hide Family Secrets
A Houston genealogist receives a promised fee from an oil millionaire after uncovering sensitive family information. The husband jokes about moving to a real home, while the wife questions the future, as the money is framed as hush money to bury the scandal.
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Houston
Persistence Is British Asset
Dr Myron C Koenig reflects on British strengths seen during his two years as cultural attaché in London. He cites patience, common law, trial by jury, endurance through rationing, imperial evolution via the British Commonwealth, diplomatic prowess, and the crucial Anglo American tie as pillars supporting the United Kingdom and the United States.
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Koenig
Coe College
Cedar Rapids Board of Education
George Washington University
London
Winston Churchill
Eden
America
British, Isles
United States of America
Churchill
United Europe
World Organization
Chartwell
Kent
William
Durham
Sussex
Henry II
France
Westminster
BCIN
British Commonwealth of Independent Nations
United Kingdom
Australia
New Zealand
Union of South Africa
Eire
India
Pakistan
Ceylon
Assembly of the United Nations
BCI
Britain
United States
Thrifty wife’s leftovers spark a rambling prayer request
A widower wife, noted for thrift and religiosity, feeds her husband ham leftovers for a week. He quips he will say grace only if she can name anything on the table that hasn’t been blessed five times already. Ottawa Journal.
Public views on American generosity in charity drives
A set of residents discuss whether American generosity is overstated. Margaret Pencock argues for ample giving to aid the poor, while Glen Hagy praises the Salvation Army and suggests aid to abroad and domestic needs. Walter Sutcliffe emphasizes distributing surplus and aiding abroad through church channels, and Jack Steele reflects on wartime experiences and taxation as relief. Frank Loafer notes personal limits and the value of giving to worthwhile causes.
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Margaret Pencock
Avenue NW
Glen Hagy
Third Avenue SE
Salvation Army
United States
Walter Sutcliffe
Palo
Sutcliffe
Frank Loufer
D Street
Loafer
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NCE
Ike
Hick
U.S
Hoegh
Leo A. Hoegh
Loveless
Herschel Loveless
Lieved
Ottumwa
Nicholas
William H. Nicholas
William S. Beardsley
Mr. Nicholas
Beardsley
House of Representatives
Senate
House
By Norman Vincent Peale
DR Prase
From
the Gazette
William Howard Taft
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Wilson
By Norbert Muhlen
Norbert Muhlen
Wall Street Journal
DR. Myron C. Koenig
Ottawe Journal
Lincoln Zarub
Jack Steele
Williams Boulevard
Steele
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