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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1935
Page
26
The article discusses concerns about executive power, noting President Roosevelt’s reliance on rapid transportation and communication advances. It questions the agility of the White House and calls for careful checks before major national policy decisions.
A letter explores why a child seems in a heavenly world, free of snobbery, content with life, and unspoiled by adult standards. It warns that adult misery often stems from comparison and fault-finding and urges acceptance of things as they are.
The readable lines discuss the President pro tempore and United States ownership or control terms. It mentions charges against a former general and references a person named Welter and a figure nicknamed Las- Doich. The text is unclear and largely fragmented.
An unclear text fragment surveys Soviet Russia and claims of subversive activities by Americans. It references farmers, gas, overthrow talk, and critics of Sovietism with scattered names and phrases, but the fragment lacks coherent reporting or verifiable details.
An outraged Hot Spot Kentucky resident defends his mountain town against a NY reference calling it a hick town. He extols local quirks from early 4:30 am breakfasts to coal exports and airtight schools, praising homegrown pride and lifelong ties to the hollow community.
A writer extols Hot Spot towns for authentic neighborliness and slower pace. The piece contrasts city life’s monotony with remote burgs offering warm contacts, porch talk, and fewer crowds, while noting occasional quirks like roosters and limited bussiness chatter.
The passage argues that sticking to familiar local spots yields greater maturity and contentment. It claims that a transplanted small town resident who has lived in the city twenty five years shows discontent, recognizing a mistake but feeling powerless to change it.
A meditative poem on how athletic success fades with time. It argues true worth endures not through championships but through service, kindness, cheerfulness, bravery, and loyalty, which earn lasting admiration beyond youth and trophies.
Radio listings show a packed schedule across NBC CBS and ABC networks from morning to late evening. Featured acts include Josh Coeds festball, Frank Parker tenor, Russian symphonic pieces, vocalists like Lennie Horten and Eddie Nelbast, and programs from WJZ WEAF WABC WCCO with multiple concert and talk segments.
A survey of Washington politics and federal actions outlines a clash over neutrality law ideas as the February expiration nears. Senate sponsors push for a blanket ban on munitions and loans to belligerents while the administration seeks broad presidential discretion.
A dense crossword style clue list featuring a mix of author, object, and concept hints across horizontal and vertical entries. Includes references to literature, astronomy, anatomy, and common objects with scattered partial solutions and wordplay prompts.
The Iowa Board of Education approved two grants totaling 40000 to the University of Iowa. A 25000 Rockefeller Foundation grant funds a new university theater project and modern equipment. A 7500 annual grant for two years supports dramatic art research and fellowships for playwrights.
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