Drew Pearson Joins The Gazette Merry-Go-Round Of Politics
Drew Pearson, co author of The Daily Washington Merry Go Round, hailed as a leading foreign affairs expert, begins a new feature in The Gazette next Sunday. Born in Evanston Illinois in 1897, he pursued a globe trotting career including Red Cross relief, journalism in Australia and India, and reporting major conferences.
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Gazette
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Tlinois
Swarthmore College
Swarthmore
Balkans
Red Cross
Serbia
Albania
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University of Pennsylvania
Madison
Seattle
Yokohama
Saghallen
Nikolaevsk
Vladivostok
London
Indian
Mahatma Gandhi
Europe
New Books At Public Library Highlights Classic and Modern Works
The library adds social science titles and biographies. H A Overstreet discusses new social directions while J G Frederick explains the New Deal and its twelve principles. S M Gruenberg offers a money mindful parenting guide. Malcolm McCaw presents Fifty Ways to Save Money. D M Stuart traces a girl’s life from ancient Egypt to Victorian times. Ordway Tead details Labor Relations Under the Recovery Act. Rebecca West retells St Augustine’s life. Anne Sullivan Macy explains Helen Keller’s story and the teacher’s role. James Weldon Johnson reflects on a lifetime and its lessons. Virginia Woolf’s Plush closes the list with a brief biographical note.
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S. M. Gruenberg
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Department of Savings
Wash Young
D. M.stuart
Miss Stuart
Egypt
England
Ordway Tead
St. Augustine
Rebecca West
Helen Keller
Anne Sullivan
Macy
Helen
James Weldon Johnson
America
Deep South
Atlanta University
Law
Foreign Service
Virginia Woolf
Portrait of Elizabeth Barrett Browning Dog in Her Verse
A compact literary note describes Elizabeth Barrett Browning's cocker spaniel with gentle care. The piece hints at the dog's personality reflecting the poet's sensibility and affection, seen through the dog's observing eyes.
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Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Iowa Senate approves child labor amendment in reform push
The Iowa Senate passed a Pendray resolution backing ratification of the national child labor amendment by a 41 to 6 vote. Pendray argued the amendment regulates gainful child labor in major industries, not agriculture or home work. The session also moved a bank measure toward passage, granting a prior lien to the RFC on banks to buy preferred stock, and defeated a Brookings Institute printing proposal amid budget concerns.
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Buchanan
Carolyn CC. Pendray
Jackson
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House
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Viva Voce
Brookings Institute
Jensen
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McKinnon
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Interim Committee On Government Reform
Surety Sues Bank Trustees Over Bond of Deceased Officer
American Surety of New York sues W B Andrew Alburnett Herman A W Koch in Cedar Rapids federal court for 8349 seeking judgment. Andrew Koch and Davis of Marion, then trustees of Alburnett Savings Bank, obtained a bond from the surety company and are accused of losses on Davis's bond.
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Herman A. W. Koch
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T. J. Davis
Marion
Alburnett Savings Bank
Davis
Will Rogers Says Peace Delegation In Montevideo
Beverly Hills CALIFORNIA Will Rogers notes Cuba sent a large delegation to a peace conference in Montevideo South America leaving the home front short handed. He mocks the stamp printer error and the Sprague treasury departure while hinting at Roosevelt inflation as a broadside on current events.
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Montevideo
South America
A.U. S
Sprague
Treasury
175 Doctors Attend Linn Medical Meeting in Independence
One hundred seventy five doctors from a 100 mile radius attended the Linn County Medical society meeting at the state hospital in Independence. Dinner was served at the hospital and Gedney hotel, followed by a group session with Dr. R A Stewart and hospital staff discussing involuntary melancholia senile dementia and arteri- osclerotic cerebral psychosis. Dr Andrew H Woods of the University of Iowa spoke on the papers. Early proper diagnosis of mental disturbances was urged as stress and worry relief can prevent serious issues.
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State Hospital
Independence
Gedney Hotel
R. A. Stewart
Andrew H. Woods
University of Iowa
Robbery at Fry and Blair Store and School Break-In in Viola
Thieves robbed Fry and Blair general store in Viola, taking about 45 to 50 dollars in cash from a front window cash register, plus a 3.77 check and merchandise. A separate break-in at Viola High School failed after intruders pried open the principal’s office door with a screwdriver. Sheriff Petrus and Deputy Condon investigated.
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Fry and Blair General
Viola High School
Joseph A. Petrus
Larry Condon
Fry and Blair
Richard Beall
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