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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1939

Page

37

Hopkins urged to target roots of interstate trade barriers

The article notes Harry L. Hopkins, secretary of commerce, faces health-related delays but launches a drive to remove interstate trade barriers. It suggests federal policies have created discriminatory freight rates and state retaliatory taxes, urging Hopkins to address underlying causes under national control.

Harry L. Hopkins United States Europe Washington Hopkins

Industrial production and unemployment in 1939 compared to 1929

The October index stands at 120, just under the 1929 peak. unemployment is far higher now. Production has nearly resumed the 1929 pace, but population growth and lower prices skew the comparison. Factors include productivity gains and lower wages, with farm income also down. The agriculture department foresees 1940 trends.

Federal Reserve Board Agriculture Department Bureau of Agricultural Economics

Opinionated jumble on art taste and public opinion

A long, opinionated letter discusses taste in art, citing Van Gogh and an anonymous old master, warns against crowd praise, urges independent judgment, and moves through politics, citizenship, and social norms with fragmented musings. It ends by correcting a sentence about official neutrality.

New York Metropolitan van Gogh Dad

Economic Outlook Hints at Rising Incomes and Jobs

The text notes a projected rise in consumers income surpassing the boost in business activity. The anticipated income gains could substantially reduce unemployment next year. This gives a basis for cautious optimism about the economic outlook.

Roosevelt Thanksgiving toll prompts questions on deaths

The piece notes at least eighty four people died in accidents across twenty five states during Roosevelt’s Thanksgiving holiday. It discusses holiday death trends, references the President’s extra holiday and half the governors not recognizing it, and suggests the two holidays may worsen risk compared with a single nationwide celebration.

Roosevelt Associated Press

Walter Winchell on Broadway satire and Hollywood gossip

Soviet press charges US seeks war to boost capitalism profits while war zones reshape Europe. Hollywood chatter covers Orson Welles, The Three Stooges, Foley gossip, and industry intrigues. Quips about stars, editors, gossip, and shifting power mix with foreign press lines and industry satire.

United States Poland Latvia Estonia Finland Hollywood Orson Welles Flicker Stooges Hitler Goering Goebbels

Fragmented World War II Gossip and Opinions Column

A collage of wartime rumors and observations references a Swedish mission in Farmingdale seeking bombers for Stockholm, pro Nazi journalists on Germany's purge list, and U S political chatter about Garner Wheeler and F D R. The Duke of Windsor’s popularity differs between Tommies and British command, Genoa as a cruise port, Sydney Spier’s cremation, Lowell Thomas with strep throat, and local lawyers betting on Kuhn’s conviction vs acquittal. A Red Cross slogan urges go giver leadership.

5Th Avenue Lohengrinning Stockholm Republic Aircraft Co Farmingdale Germany Capitol Garner F.D.R Duke of Windsor Genoa Yarrop Sydney Spier Paramount Lowell Thomas Kuhn Red Cross

Romanian Premier Forms Coalition Cabinet in Neutral Policy

Bucharest reports George Tatarescu, fourth Romanian premier in two months, formed a broad coalition including anti Semitic right wingers and socialists. He pledged neutrality and good relations with major powers. The cabinet’s varied alignment raised questions over potential reversal of Germany trade demands following Argetoiu’s resignation.

Bucharest George Tatarescu Romania Tatarescuu Liberal Party Constantine Argetoinu

Obiging pheasants in New Jersey backyard hunt

Raymond J. Parks, relaxing at home in Mount Tabor New Jersey, bagged two pheasants with a shotgun after they perched in his yard, firing two shells from the window.

Mount Tabor N. J Raymond J. Parks

Coat of Arms Puzzle Across and Down Clues

A word puzzle listing across and down clues for a crossword like grid. It compiles terms including coats of arms nations ranks times and objects with numerous short definitions and cross references.

Radio Schedule Fragment Shows Dense Nighttime Lineup

A fragmented list of radio programs and orchestras across stations WMT WGN WCCO WSUI WHO KFJB KFIB WOI and others defines a full evening to post midnight slate. Entries include musical ensembles led by Boyd Raeburn Anson Weeks Frankie Masters and Larry Welk plus news shows Weather Hawaii calls and church programs.

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Underground Communist Tactics And Navy Publicity Critique

A long analysis of communist strategy argues for a fifth period of global revolution, with a leaner party and covert fronts, while criticizing U S Navy publicity as secretive and aloof from other government agencies. It contrasts Roosevelt administration press access with Edison era practices and notes tensions between military secrecy and public information.

Yas Feng Ton Dies United States Russia Communist Party Stalin Poland American League For Peace and Democracy League Ladgd Edison Naval Department Navy White House

Mind science answers on war nerves and weather

Albert Edward Wiggam presents a series of science based moral and practical questions. He argues scientific reasoning underpins societal rights over individuals and notes bombing civilians could backfire. He discusses perception of others thoughts and flight speeds affected by prevailing winds in the United States and Canada.

Albert Edward Wiggam United States Hitler Becau Canada

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