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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1933
Page
13
Frederick Hannsen, a merchandiser, says the real problem will arise when prices climb too high and attempts are made to control the situation. He emphasizes the difficulty of managing inflationary pressure and market responses.
The piece argues President Roosevelt will likely campaign on war noninvolvement, favoring disarmament and a cautious, finance‑driven stance toward Europe. It urges unity on repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and calls for practical post prohibition plans, warning temperance groups not to hinder progress.
The writer defends the NRA and New Deal changes as essential, criticizes critics who opposed Roosevelt, and argues that patience is needed to see recovery progress. They contend administration policies will eventually reduce unemployment and stabilize the economy, despite initial pains and wavering support from some Republicans.
The state and social reform groups head to court as officials prepare to explain why a writ requested by the federation to enjoin a state decision was not granted. The dispute centers on the prohibition policy and its perceived futility.
The October Big Business issue features a brographical sketch of a renowned speculator with quotations that include blasphemous profanity. The piece, reflecting on changes in morals, notes rising use of coarse language by educated men and questions the motives behind such swearing and rebellion against God.
Courtney Ryley Cooper's new penthouse on Fifth Avenue, nicknamed The Chuck Wagon, anchors a portrait of a restless life. The piece traces his varied career from Kansas City actor to circus press agent, newspaper editor, and globe trotter, naming encounters with famous figures and scenes from New York to the Arctic.
In Linn County Iowa a real estate case cites Courtney Cooper text fragments alongside a property action. John Herbstrewith sues unknown claimants over 35 feet of West 70 feet of Lots 9 and 10 in Block One II Cedar Rapids addition with multiple defendant entities listed and mortgage claim by Perpetual Savings and Loan.
Purporting to reflect a beauty treatment trend thousands of women imitate, the ad claims Lux Toilet Soap restores youthful skin by replacing lost elements. Irene Dunne, in a publicity push for RKO Radio, says she noticed a ravishing complexion after using the soap and urges readers to begin today.
The plaintiff prays to bar defendants from any right to realty and to establish and quiet the title against all adverse claims. The petition notes the case to be heard at the Cedar Rapids court on November 6 1933 with default risk if not appearing by the November 2 deadline.
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