Cedar Rapids Board Hears North Central N A Withdrawal Debate
Cedar Rapids public schools consider leaving the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Superintendent Deamer and board members weigh credits and standards amid resistance. A committee report is planned for Oct 24. discussion on a shorter school day and work by unemployed men for playground sites also occurs with no decisions.
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Cedar Rapids
North Central Association of Colleges, and Secondary
Arthur Deamer
Board of Education
Charles T. Hickok
Educational Committee
Association
Deamer
E. R. Moore
Washington
Grant
Associaon
Moore
Hickok
Cedar Falls
Iowa City
Ames
Washington High School
Adams School
Cleveland
Arthur
Debts Debate Highlights Roosevelts Plan Within Economic Clash
A governor's plan aims to force others to pay their debts, stirring fear for the US trade and industrial base. Cabinet member Mills denounces Roosevelt era policies as he recalls 19th century warnings of perfection and change.
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U. S
Mills Flails Roosevelt Ideas In Gubernatorial Debate
In a sharp critique the author argues that Roosevelt’s proposed reforms on stock exchanges security issuances and banking separation could have been enacted in New York by him as governor. The piece questions the timing and potential impact of his national ambitions and discusses a debt cancellation plan and tariff policy.
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Roosevelt
New York
United States
Iree Sea
Moses
Iowa Conservation Plan Outlines Local Park Possibilities
Iowa City officials heard from Jacob L. Crane Jr. about a 25-year state plan. He described 15 to 20 sites within 40 miles of Iowa City for parks preserves and artificial lakes as part of a statewide conservation survey of over 40 000 miles. Crane says two thirds of Iowa offers land for conservation and the Iowa City district is rich in potential sites.
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Iowa City
Crane
Iowa
Crowds Hear Hoover Address Across Iowa Stops
President Hoover's train tour drew large crowds at five Iowa stops with school holidays and local firms granting attendance. Notables including Gov Turner and U S Senator Dickinson greeted the First Couple in Davenport, while other former governors and party leaders accompanied the delegation.
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Washington
Iowa
Hoover
Davenport
Turner
Harrison E. Spangler
Rawson
David W. Stewart
Stewart
Homer Stephens
Stephens
Walter Bedell
Bedell
Register and
Ingham
Henry Field
United States
Field
E. P. Adler
Verne Marshall
Edwin ©. Manning
Ottumwa
Manning
L. J. Dickinson
Dickinson
Englewood Station
Chicago
How to Play and Win at Contract Bridge
A guide notes psychology in bridge and cites two New York experts who posted poor results at the Southern New England Tournament. The excerpt describes a final round of the pair championship in New London Connecticut with a sample hand showing West as dealer and North South vulnerable.
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New York
New England
United States Bridge Association
New London
Conn
West
North
South
Bridge bidding analysis from 1932 puzzle and play
The article reviews a bridge bidding problem with Wynney style psychic opening and double overcalls. It explains strategic choices, including when to pass, and analyzes the four diamonds contract versus three spades. It cites North South handling and concludes on honoring strength versus notrump jump questions with a 1932 copyright.
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A reflective verse about choosing a thoughtful companion for fishing not the best gear. The speaker prefers a friend who ponders life and existence, not someone eager only to catch fish or boast about success.
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Peror
Samuel
the Times
Gov. Roosevelt
J. C. Landenberger Optical CO
First Avenue
Iowa Theater
Illinois
Minnesota
South Dakota
West Branch
Waterloo
Sioux City
Fort Dodge
Farmers’ Holiday Association
State House
Josephine Culbertson
AKJZ
Wyney
Destie
Parta
East
Pam Fence
Hearts
Edgar A. Guest
Cheee
P. Lorillard Co., Inc
Lovely
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