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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1935
Page
3
A scanned excerpt discusses applying science to moral questions and workplace habits. It cites studies on professor annoyances, left-handed intelligence, and women taxi drivers, noting perceived gender and behavior biases. The piece references J E Moore and H W Hepner and includes copyright dating 1935.
Tarzan stars Herman Brix in a Guatemala set jungle adventure with battles against a lion and wild bulls. The State theater shows the film Saturday with Patsy Kelly and Thelma Todd providing laughs in Twin Triplets.
In Person stars Ginger Rogers and George Brent. False Pretenses features Irene Ware and Sidney Blackmer. Paramount offers Barbary Coast with Miriam Hopkins and Edward G Robinson. Redheads on Parade headlines John Boles and Dixie Lee. Palace presents Black Sheep with Edmund Lowe and Claire Trevor and Old Man Rhythm with Buddy Rogers. Rialto showcases I Am a Thief with Mary Astor and Ricardo Cortez and Trigger Tom with Tom Tyler. Olympic shows Terror of the Plains with Tom Tyler and Roberta Gale and Affairs of a Gentleman with Leila Hyams and Paul Lukas.
A short notice records Elise Kocher transferring 50 feet for 1 block dated 10 March and 1930 with nominal payment of $1 and love and affection. The record cites delivery to Clara Funck on the same date.
A word puzzle lists numbered clues for horizontal and vertical entries. It asks for Russian authors and related terms, with references to props like moods, gods, and grammatical items, challenging the solver to fill a cross travail of language and lore.
Mr and Mrs George L Weeks longtime northeast Iowa residents marked their sixty fifth wedding anniversary in Aurora. He once ran creameries in Clermont Elgin Center Point and Stanley and recalled crossing the Mississippi on ice at Dubuque during their move west. Their family includes Kate Griffith Grace Berryman H J Bishop and R S Weeks.
Prof Rollin M Perkins of the University of Iowa law college will propose laws to let officers pursue criminals across state lines. Drafts by leading educators will be presented nationwide by radio on Nov 30. The contest aims to remove legal technicalities hindering cross state captures.
A reader asks how to handle a shy, financially limited boy who telephones weekly but rarely visits. The suggestion is to invite him to group events, avoid overemphasizing time together, and not abandon other friends until his interest proves more than a weekly connection.
A dating guidance note urges Blue Eyes to accept that a distant suitor has shown little interest. It suggests that if he cared, he would arrange visits and urges the reader to stop chasing and seek other companions who enjoy her company.
Helen E. Greenlee and Frederick J. Draper announced their engagement at a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Cutt Ealy in Belle Plaine. The couple to wed on Thanksgiving Day. pink and white decor and bridge tallies concealed the date. Prizes were awarded to Martha Kent Annabelle Coburn and Mrs Carmen White.
The Rialto presents I Am a Thief with Mary Astor and Ricardo Cortez as top draw Friday and Saturday a melodramatic mystery based on Ralph Block and Davis Malloy about jewel thieves and the Kareninas. Dudley Digges Robert Barrat Irving Pichel Hobart Cavanaugh also appear. A second feature Trigger Tom with Tom Tyler follows plus Phantom Empire and Cats and the Fiddle.
Mr and Mrs Jake Essig of Grundy Center marked fifty years of marriage on Tuesday but did not issue any public announcement until after the date had passed as they preferred privacy.
WEST BRANCH the local Red Cross chapter chaired by B A Gill urges farmers to use the AAA corn and hog contract to donate excess pigs to the Red Cross. The local unit plans to capitalize on the new ruling and continue its extensive efforts.
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