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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1935
Page
15
Washington refrains from pledging US in league of nations on Ethiopia crisis
Washington signals no promises to the League of Nations on cooperation to curb Italian advance in Ethiopia. The stance emphasizes avoiding foreign commitments during Europe’s current quarrel, with the Roosevelt administration and foreign policy advisers maintaining a cautious, flexible approach. The piece notes long US reluctance to bind itself in advance and echoes calls for steadiness despite international pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
League of Nations
League
Ethiopia
Europe
United States
Senate
World Court
Uncle Sam
Roosevelt
WPA Goal Slipping as 3.5 Million Tasks Lag in Oct
The Works Progress Administration still aims to place 3,500,000 relief workers by November 1. By Oct 18 only 1,310,733 were employed, with 582,648 in the CCC and 594,427 on WPA projects. At that pace the target slips to January. Aubrey Williams hopes to hit it in November while Harry Hopkins vacations with the President in southern waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Works Progress Administration
Thurston
Civilian Conservation Corps
WPA
CCC
Aubrey Williams
Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
Two Schools of Thought on 1936 Campaign
Louis Mc Henry Howe urged appealing to reason over emotion, noting women voters stay engaged in government. He warned politicians may abandon old tactics and push logic driven discourse. The article suggests other New Deal leaders are pursuing different strategies in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis McHenry Howe
Campann
Howes
Washington
New Deal Propaganda Tactics and 1939 Exposition Plans
A leading capital columnist cites a New Deal memo praising simple emotional writing over logic for political messaging. The piece argues early campaigning will not rely on pure logic and hints Roosevelt's re-election odds remain favorable but not overwhelming. It notes plans for the 1939 New York exposition are nearly set pending a substitute spectacle.
Rugged Ethiopian Map Draws Notable Newspaper Attention
A detailed map of Ethiopia stands out on the image pages, noted as the ruggedest of its kind since General Johnson faded from the limelight. The remark highlights the map’s striking presentation in contrast with current political chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethiopia
Johnson
Autobiography Plans and Upset Talk Spark Debate
Hauptmann's attorneys plan to publish his autobiography revealing most but not all details. Analysts frame a forthcoming football result as an upset despite expectations. The First Lady travels widely, though not as rapidly as some on the roads, offering cautious optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauptmann
The Man Who Neglects To Step On A Match Must Bear The Blame
A long inflammatory passage condemns youths involved in a murder and arson. It argues society bears responsibility for their crime due to upbringing, calls for humane punishment, and critiques justice, race, and morality with provocative, era-specific rhetoric.
Iowa figures rise in New York art and cinema scene
The article notes Iowa’s growing presence in arts with Darryl F. Zanuck earning 250000 a year and MacKinlay Kantor acclaimed for The Voice of Bugle Ann. It mentions Kent Taylor in film and J Double tax’s loss to America as cinema monocle expert George Arliss. Eaton Braley sells verses after long posting history. Thomas Burke sends a poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iowa
Ruth Suckow
Indiana
America
George Arliss
England
Samuel Pepys
Eaton Braley
Thomas Burke
London Punch Notes From Eight Years Of Summer Visits
The piece recalls Henry Watterson and Wilton Lackaye as summer visitors to Manhattan, their social routines at the Lambs, and Marie Henry making juleps with mint. James Montgomery Flagg is noted for necktieless fashion and long magazine output, with friends Jeff Machamer and Ham Fisher. A brief vignette about a motorist in Warwick ends the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Henry Watterson
Louisville
Marie Henry
Kentucky
Wilton Lackaye
James Montgomery Flagg
Flagg
LeRoy
Jeff Machamer
Ham Fisher
Cataracts Linked to Allergy Highlighted by Case Studies
Dr Ruby K Danijel reports three allergy associated cataract cases in two 17 year olds and a 35 year old man. A teen girl with eczema and hay fever family history developed early eye opacity after handling a dyed Easter egg, and now has limited vision. Dr C Ulysses Moore notes his own allergies cause conjunctivitis and corneal ulcers from common foods, affecting his practice for over a decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby K. Danijel
Daniel
C. Ulysses Moore
Oregon Medical School
Questions and Answers on Wheat for Fat Animals
A feed store serves readers by offering plain wheat in any quantity from a pound to a bushel with cracked whole wheat available. The exchange notes growing demand aiding farmers, millers, and feed-store workers and mentions a monograph on the topic.
Wheat to Eat and Home Health Q&A Column
A reader asks about edible wheat uses and shares recipes while others seek weight guidance and smoking cessation advice. The column notes health questions about window condensation and home heating, with Dr. Brady answering brief inquiries from readers by mail.
Cedar Rapids women win ballot access in Coe co ed race
The primary vote result allows seven Cedar Rapids women Faye Beach Thelma Marvin Margaret Mc Kim Dorothy Mayne Eleanor Murray Marguerite Risser and Ezra Scotten to have their names on the final ballot. The county board leased six acres along Indian creek near the Country club for a Scout camp for twenty five years. Miss Ruby Byers discussed a trip to Alaska at the Lions Club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe
Cedar Rapids
Faye Beach
Thelma Marvin
Margaret McKim
Dorothy Mayne
Eleanor Murray
Marguerite Risser
Ezra Scotten
County Board of Supervisors
Indian Creek
Country Club
Ruby Byers
Benjamin Franklin Junior High
Alaska
Lions Club
Motorcycle collision injures bicyclist as officer harmed
On Oct 22, 1915 William Pavlis suffered serious injuries and Officer Oscar Jensen sustained bruises when Jensen on a motorcycle collided with Pavlis who rode a bicycle. The Rev. J W Stiverson was honored at a large First United Brethren reception. A Westminster church women's auxiliary farewell event honored Mrs Mary B Stubbfield and her daughter Gail as they planned to move to Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pavlis
Oscar Jensen
Jensen
Pavlis
J. W. Stiverson
First United Brethren Church
Westminster Church
Mary
Stubbfield
Gail
Davenport
Cedar Rapids Ranks Third in State Postal Receipts
George Kern returned from a three month Pacific coast visit. Col. Charles A. Clark of Cedar Rapids was appointed judge advocate general of the Grand Army of the Republic by Commander in Chief Tanner. Cedar Rapids ranked third in the state for postal receipts in the year ending June 30, with a total of $128,960, Des Moines led and Sioux City second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kern
Pacific Coast
Charles A. Clark
Cedar Rapids
Grand Army of the Republic
Tanner
Des Moines
Sioux City
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