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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1933
Page
11
Cedar Rapids Guyette lists subscription prices and carrier rates for Cedar Rapids and Marion with weekly payments and year options. It also notes advertising representation in Chicago and service from major news wire services.
Dr Louis A Schwartz urges psychological separation at age nine or ten to foster a normal, happy life outlook. He argues early disengagement helps the child form lasting relationships and healthier attitudes toward life.
The article argues that financing is not the sole obstacle to NRA recovery, with banks wary of funding higher labor costs and new securities laws complicating bond issuance. It notes confusion over reemployment and disputes with organized labor, while officials expect many firms to exit the economy under codes of competition.
The text depicts pervasive violence and terror across communities including farmers, workers, and the poor, with references to crime, intimidation, industrial strife, and widespread fear. It portrays a breakdown of law and order and calls for justice amid systemic neglect.
The text argues a ten minute speech suffices for a national convention and criticizes verbose address, noting Democrats trimmed platform to about 1000 words last year and stressing practical value over rhetoric. It also mentions delegate expenses and hotel bills as considerations.
A discussion notes that escaped convicts and suspected killers challenge law enforcement. It argues prison breaks undermine deterrence and boost criminals’ confidence in evading capture, urging reformers to consider stronger enforcement and penalties to maintain order.
A fragmentary report from New York depicts a hospital scene on a grim day. Observers describe distressed residents, a crowded corridor, and improvised care measures amid fear and fatigue as observers note suffering and implied deprivation.
A jagged OCR passage blends a grim hospital phrase wasting disease with memoirs of George Arliss Olga Nethersole and others from 1930s theater culture. The text mixes interview snippets fatigue memories and legal notice snippets including administrators executors and court clerks.
Booklet summarizes twenty thousand tirecrews study. Albert Edward Wiscom D Sc explains six practical principles for business people salesmen and public contact. Enclose ten cents for printing costs and return address to Wiscom care of this newspaper.
The article notes a belief that the center for religious reverence lies at the top of the head and is linked to non religious actions. Dr Deward Paterson, a psychologist, discusses renamed brain regions and character reading by phrenologists examining bumps or depressions on skulls.
Dramatic profile of Marlene Dietrich in Song of Songs at Paramount. Dietrich plays a German country girl drawn to love then embittered by marriage to a brutal nobleman. Brian Aherne debuts as the sculptor lover, Alison Skipworth portrays the aunt, with song cartoon and Pathe reel rounding out the program.
Iowa screens "India Speaks" and "Sleepless Nights" with Stanley Lupino and Polly Walker. Paramount features Marlene Dietrich in "The Song of Songs." Stuart Erwin stars in "Before Dawn" at State. Olympic presents Spencer Tracy and Joan Bennett in "Me and My Gal" with Jack Holt in "When Strangers Marry." Rialto shows Spencer Tracy and Mae Davis in "20,000 Years in Singing."
Oscar Soderlund, 1023 Twenty sixth Street SE, was elected to the executive board of the Iowa Nebraska district of the Vasa Order of America at a Sioux City convention. Other officers named include C. Wasson of Davenport district master Ed Mattson of Sioux City vice district master J A Jones of Sioux City district secretary Segind Nelson of Sioux City vice district secretary S Swanson of Cherokee district treasurer Marie Carlson of Omaha member of executive board Maude Anderson of Des Moines and Ivar J Olson of Davenport trustees.
In Linn County Iowa on September 138th 1933 a hearing is set on Marble Savings Bank claim against Stanley Securities and others. Creditors and claimants must appear and file objections or rights to collateral papers will be barred. Perrine Keyes attorneys for Marble Savings Bank. Also notice of appointment of executor for Charles H Wallace estate Linn County Iowa August 21 1933 Bertha A Wallace Wells Creek attorney.
A short, moral note on job loss describes Jim as a newcomer who is dismissed to protect veteran workers and urges him to view the setback as temporary and not a personal failure.
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