Cedar Rapids Gazette Rates and Advertising Information
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Gazette Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Iyear
Illinois
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wisconsin
U. S
Porelsa Raven
Marion
Chicago
Allen-Klapp-Frazion CO
Michigan Ave
New York
Allen-Klapp-Frazier
Fifth Ave
Media Records
P.A. Bureau of Advertising
Associated Press
International News Service
United Press
A Man Should Never Be Ashamed To Own Mistakes
A quote attributed to Pope on personal growth through error. It frames admitting fault as progress and wisdom gained, with concise moral emphasis.
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Pope
Argentina Tightens Imports to Favor Allies
Argentina declares a new import policy restricting purchases to British and French goods during the war. The move aims to protect Allied trade share with Argentina, potentially reducing U.S. exporters' access and tightening the door to American markets while invoking Monroe Doctrine principles. The policy signals pressure from Britain and France on Argentina to limit imports from the United States and shore up allied supply lines.
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Europe
United States
South America
Great Britain
Argentine Exchange Control Bureau
France
Argentina
Panama
Western Hemisphere
American chefs vow to use English for menus
A group of 200 chefs and culinarians at the American culinary congress urges that menus in eating establishments be printed in English or a close facsimile. The statement argues the American public deserves an American bill of fare and suggests calling professionals cooks.
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United States
New Deal Faces Budget Cuts Myth vs Measure
The piece argues Roosevelt’s plan for economy next year aims to cut 15 to 20 million dollars in annual administrative expenditures through a seven month old reorganization proposal. It notes opponents fear further cuts while the president claimed substantial overhead reductions would occur promptly and continue.
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Roosevelt
New Deal
Congress
Government payroll swells despite Roosevelts economy vows
The piece notes the federal payroll rising from 886000 to 933000 employees between September and four months later, with executive outlays climbing from 133,426,857 to 141,670,976 dollars. It argues that Roosevelt’s promises to cut overhead may have not matched reality, and warns of growing government overhead as danger to free-spenders.
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Roosevelt
Public opinion clashes over tough business honesty and scenes
A Scribner's excerpt warns women to resist smooth talking frauds, while critics argue that public scenes deter the well bred from exposing wrongs. The piece cites ethics, dignity, and courage amid social pressure, urging action over quiet tolerance and criticizing manipulative charm.
Walter Winchell on Broadway 1939 Nightlife Notes
A slice of New York glamour and gossip. Hugh Herbert hosts Jane Bryan and guests at the Stork Club while stars like Gail Patrick Kay Kyser and Barbara Stanwyck appear around La Martinique and the Modern Art theater. Ambitious casting, club nights, and a Brenda Frazier vignette pepper this brisk roundup of showfolk and city life.
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Hugh Herbert
Jane Bryan
Stork Club
Mom
Big City
Gail Patrick
Kay Kyser
Helen Hayes
Modern Art Theater
Bernhardt
Duse
la Hayes
Franchot
Otto Preminger
Joan Blondell
Gloria
Barbara Stanwyck
Bob Taylor
New Yorker
Plenty Minsky
Bert Wheeler
Art Childer
Royal Palm
Miami
Bill Green
Taft
Savoy Ballroom
Harlem
Politicos
Arthur J. W
Broadway heckler and Bund intrigue color New York scene
The piece depicts a heckler crushing a contestant, mentions Brenda and boy-chasers, and shifts to New York cultural notes including Johnny Green's Royale recording, Gus Gale photos, James Hilton film, Vida Musso band, and a Roseland appearance. It also reports Bund activity in Yorkville, tax probes, and Dies committee testimony about Fritz Kuhn.
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Johnny Green
Royale
Jerome Kern
Gus Gale
Radio Guide
James Hilton
Paul Monique
William Barrett
Lippincott
Vida Musso
Betty van Thrashing
Brooklyn Roseland
Bob Casey
Bhanques
Kuhn
Ritz Kuhn
Bund
Yorkville
Fritz
German-American Business League
Grand Central Felace
Wallace
Dies Committee
McCarthy
Poor PA by Claude Callan
Kate has divorced one husband and buried another before marrying Jim. He worries about her plans for disposing of him as their marriage faces tension and fear.
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Poor PA
Claude Callan
Kate
Jim
Eavesdropping Instructions Placed in Section Text
A fragment notes a plan to monitor reporters covertly under the guise of security. The brief hints at surveillance methods and raises concerns about privacy and press freedom within the section.
Judge Chases Rabble Rousers To Trial
A sharp barb on trials for street troublemakers notes that defendants may be charged for minor offenses like spitting on a sidewalk rather than treason. The remark lampoons legal proceedings and the value of courtroom punishment.
Singapore Fully Prepared as War Looms Over Straits
Sir Shenton Thomas described Singapore as a busy hub of aircraft and troops while reassuring the Malay people that life continues normally. He noted Indian units and Malay regiments on duty and welcomed the expanded garrisons with British troops.
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Singapore
Shenton Thomas
Thomas
Straits Settlement
India
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