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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1933
Page
13
Subscriptions listed for Cedar Rapids Gazette show 1 year 6 months 3 months and 1 month plans with various prices. The page notes carriers in Cedar Rapids and nearby Marion and lists per-year rates.
Adolf A Berle, adviser to the RFC, presses that the economy should be not only a going concern but a just concern, arguing for reforms to ensure fairness in the financial framework. He urges policy measures to correct inequities and align growth with social justice.
The editorial lauds federal state and local cooperation for the civil works effort. It notes government agenciesjoined to start the program, urges efficient use of funds, and highlights Mayor Stepanek’s stance on meaningful projects rather than mere labor. It hopes the initiative continues through winter and strengthens morale.
The article discusses American hopes that improved Soviet relations will boost purchases of U.S. goods. It notes past trade levels, citing that in 1930 the Soviet Union bought 25 percent of U.S. exports to date and that Soviet trade figures show room for growth amid political and economic tensions.
A reader from a cultural center in Tinos argues a perceived injustice in the tale The Three Little Pigs and the Big Bad Wolf. The missive questions moral outcomes and emphasizes deeper reflection on a children's story.
The piece argues for the normal self adjusting market forces of supply and demand and warns against artificial schemes like tariffs taxes and monopolies. It emphasizes that prosperity must come from the bottom up and criticizes government tricks to fix prices or enrich some groups at the expense of others.
A Iowa reader cites the cinema fantasy as a rare uplifting sign amid troubles and jokes that the Three Little Pigs and wolf tune captivate the public. The writer notes widespread appeal, humor, and resilience, praising clever nonsense and acknowledging no complaints from pigs or wolf.
A profile of Major Edward Bowes longtime Capitol theater impresario and radio industry pioneer. He opened the Capitol and guided its lavish spectacles while remaining aloof from fame. Bowes energizes Broadway’s pace, hosts celebrity guests, and balances film studio executive duties with industrial roles. He dreams of Nob Hill and parks time tending dahlias along the Hudson. A scene at a Bijou restaurant hints at young romance amid the city’s social whirl.
A vivid reminiscence of New York city characters from Hell's Kitchen to Chinatown. The narrator recalls Chuck Conners the self made mayor of Chinatown and a rogue with a bold voice while praising loyalty to neighbors. An emergency mimic radio crew and a humorous anecdote about borrowing shaving gear add local color.
In a 한 column from Mrs. Manners style guidance, a reader argues that a good listener earns more social popularity than an incessant talker. The letter notes tiresome constant chatter and seeks advice on finding a suitable partner with intelligence like Tam.
Local residents, led by W. C. Harman of 1046 6th Ave SE, Cedar Rapids, praise Gly-Cas for rheumatism neuritis and kidney trouble after years of failures with other remedies. The Gly-Cas Man meets crowds at Thrifty Drug Store, urging trust in this new medicine.
A letter seeks a tall, fit Cedar Rapids man aged 19 to 21 who loves sports and movies, dismisses heavy petting, and can take the writer to a real dance. she asks readers to describe themselves plainly and promises address sharing for replies.
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