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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1942
Page
15
Albert E Wiggam discusses gender talk length and social observations. Chiang Kai shek endorses artists and scholars for defense, valuing education. Sociologist Fol som warns that common sense on sex and marriage often diverges from scientific findings, showing its limits.
London reports a German radio broadcast warning of extreme measures if Britain backs the immediate trial of Rudolf Hess. The Nazi government reportedly opposed any hastening of the Hess case and warned of consequences.
The article outlines Louisa May Alcott growing up in Concord with the Alcotts, her dream of a room of her own, and help for her parents. It covers her self education, teaching early years, first stories, Civil War nursing, and the lead up to Little Women with the characters Jo Meg Beth and Amy, set around Orchard House.
1932 notice reports Norman D. Smith of 907 Favenue NW installed as grand master of the grand lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Iowa at the closing session of a combined lodge and Rebekah assembly. Mt. Morris IL accepts a call to the Church of the Brethren.
The Fruitland land sale runs for five days. The Rev. Alvin E. Magary pastor of the First Presbyterian church has received a call to lead the Church of the Redeemer in Patterson New Jersey.
Louis Nethersole of New York, manager for actress Margaret Anglin, notes Cedar Rapids growth since his last visit nine years ago. Grand officers and hundreds of Eastern Star members flood the city as the state convention opens. More than 1,506 women expected to register at the Montrose hotel convention headquarters.
MOSCOW UP reports Communist official Yaroslavsky says no force is used to spread socialism and that the USSR defends its system by strength, insisting they have not imposed control on others. The piece notes tense comments amid Western scrutiny.
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