Congress May Battle Again Over Tariff
Congress faces renewed fight over reciprocal trade treaties as the 1934 law nears expiration next June. State Department previews economic analyses to guide lawmakers amid bipartisan cross‑aisle opposition and support, with Canada showing a marked recovery in trade since the year began.
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State Department
House
Senate
Landon
Roosevelt
Hull
Hull School
United States
Canada
Cuba
Brazil
Haiti
Belgium
Colombia
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
Sweden
Switzerland
Finland
France
Netherlands
Great Britain
Home of Echoes and the lesson of echoes
A Maori tale recounted by Tutanekai and Rangitua on a mountain ledge reveals that echoes reflect inner state. The piece argues life returns our attitudes and choices, urging self-examination and faith to alter fixed mindsets for health and happiness.
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Rangitua
Tutanekai
Emerson
First Local Social Security Numbers Mailed From Post Office
Social security account numbers for employees were mailed out Saturday from the Cedar Rapids post office. Carrier Charles Karbin and Mrs. Maurice Cahill began recording locally received application cards for the Baltimore headquarters of the social security board. Applications for account numbers must be made to the local postmaster before December 5.
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Social Security
Cedar Rapids
Charles Karbin
Maurice Cahill
Baltimore
Social Security Board
Trinity Methodist Full Day Of Services Planned
Trinity Methodist church outlines a full program starting with church school at 9:45 a.m. Attendance goal is 500 with a class for all. Worship at 10:50 features The Parable of the Sower by Rev. Frank Mathis and a choir piece. A potluck lunch follows at noon, and a 2 p.m. service includes sermons by Mathis plus multiple musical performances. Closing service at 7:30 p.m. features a trumpet solo and organ numbers.
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Trinity Methodist Church
Frank Mathis
Mathis
Vera Rogers
Gilberta Krueger
Charles Youtzy
Clark
Paul Gard
Symphonie Pathetique
Tschaikowsky
Brahms
Retha Underhill
Woman Hitch-Hiker Refuses Lodging After City Hall Visit
A Chicago woman identified as Mrs. Virginia Brady sought shelter at the police station at 3 25 am Saturday. After being placed with the matron she declined the city’s hospitality and planned to stay with a friend, whose address she provided. Detectives and the matron escorted her to the address, but the landlady found the husband had moved and provided a bed for the night. The visitor said she came to locate her husband Edward Brady who has been missing from Chicago for two weeks. She had written him in Cedar Rapids, care of a friend, but Mr Brady had...
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Virginia Brady
Chicago
Steve Stolba
Marshall
Haberle
Brady
Edward Brady
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Brady
Woman Leaves for Sheboygan After Letter Rebuff
A woman told police she planned to reach Sheboygan Wisconsin seeking a man. She said she hitchhiked from Chicago to Cedar Rapids with only one dollar in her purse given by a motorist. She refused to surrender her purse and a package at the station, foregoing lodging and meals.
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Sheboygan
Wis
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