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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1936
Page
7
A literary line asserts faith as a beacon through darkness leading to the divine. It frames faith as a bridge over death, easing the shock of mortality and guiding thoughts toward a spiritual shore.
In New Jersey and across the country, GOP leaders press for WPA payroll details but are blocked by state WPA officials and National Administrator Hopkins. Hopkins refuses to release data, citing concerns of political solicitation and voter manipulation, while promoting propaganda materials for WPA.
The article reports on Dr. Joseph Goebbels and Hans Johst praising Nazi control over German literature. They urge reading only Nazi authors and reject private gain from books. The piece comments on the regime’s insistence on “loving force” and the dangers of totalitarian conformity.
The piece argues the election will be close with Landon projected to exceed 40 percent of the popular vote, raising doubts about the indirect system. It notes it is possible to win the presidency with fewer popular votes while the winner carries more than twice the total popular tally. Historical data point to New York in 1932 where Hoover’s votes were negligible compared with his rival.
A midland editor denounces social injustice rhetoric as envy and calls for practical aid. He argues that true help must be measured and funded, not merely spoken about, citing hypocrisy in charity and the dangers of relying on enthusiasm over hard analysis.
The article analyzes how popular and electoral votes diverge in U.S. elections with examples from Nevada New York and historical contests. It discusses how enforcement of the Fourteenth Amendment Section 2 could reduce southern representation by about a quarter and shift electoral votes, noting lack of enforcement since Reconstruction.
New York actor Jim Barton roots his wholesome leisure in Babylon Long Island building Barton stadium a baseball haven with the Barton Long Islanders He keeps dogs and runs Jim Barton’s Mad Dog Cantina while maintaining a family routine with wife Catherine Barton’s presence in his dressing room nightly The piece compares Barton to Bill Corum Morton Downey and Bud DeSylva and ends with humorous etymology and trivia about stage life
A mother plans a career path for her daughter but the girl resists and pursues her own aims. The daughter is right to refuse and the mother should drop the coercive plan. The exchange shows a broader guidance column dialogue about handling expectations.
A reader asks for etiquette guidance after a breakup with a former partner and recalls a past relationship. The text also notes a statistic about left handedness in London's elementary schools.
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