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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1935
Page
19
The piece weighs the Hoover and Roosevelt handling of bonus marchers, notes Florida hurricane deaths and policy missteps, and argues pensions for dependents are ill advised. It also references League of Nations articles on collective security and sanctions.
President Roosevelt notes unemployment persists but improves as July figures drop 266000 from June per the National Industrial Conference Board. Secretary Perkins also cites a July decline of 157000 from June. The Baltimore Sun reports the data amid discussion of weather.
Geneva deliberations reveal limited impact as Mussolini presses Ethiopia. The covenant outlines steps for arbitration and council advised action if war occurs, yet unresolved disputes threaten European peace and tested cohesion among member states.
A dad writes to Dear Louise musing on laps, dancing morality, and class. He recalls motherly caution, notes four in a coupe, and compares impersonal vs intimate laps with humor. The column lampoons social norms, jokes about relief work, debt, and dignity. Copyright 1935.
A reflective piece recalls encounters with inebriated men across New Yorks social scene. The narrator notes a cold stare deterring drunks, encounters on ships, in theaters, and restaurants, and a string of drunken mishaps that followed him from dawn to night. He recounts confounding episodes with a congressman, a taxi, and a lost coat, framing a life navigating intoxicated company and personal peril.
A dense list of radio and orchestra programs across NBC CBS and CBS stations with multiple time slots. Includes names like Ol Jolson, Major Bowes, Shandor, and Marta pieces, plus a closing fact about global sugar consumption.
A street vignette shows a hurried moment on the avenue where a well dressed man’s garter slips and a passerby is grabbed for a sidewalk saltarello. A bus top spectator jokes about elderly cutups as the odd episode unfolds.
Wealth is iron steel and grain forest land and fertile plain food and raiment years and springs all designed for making things These in dollars and in cents Money merely represents These are riches once disclosed on which taxes are imposed There are other forms of wealth never taxed and one is health God's best blessing without which No man living's truly rich Love's another High and low Happy are if this they know Next the joy of life depends on the constancy of friends Rich are they who earn and keep For the night the boon of sleep And possess the rare delight of an unspoiled appetite Good repute and conscience clear Gain in value year by year Here is wealth in part or whole Legislatures can't control
Ottawa AP report says Dr Allan Roy Dafoe of Callander Ontario traveled to the capital to receive the Order of the British Empire from the governor general, conferred by King George for service to the country as the Dionne quintuplets’ birth doctor.
A crossword style list enumerates clues and answers across horizontal and vertical entries. The grid contains terms for plants fruits animals and objects such as cacao, eagle, pastry, hammer, note, deity, and various common nouns, with many entries referencing everyday items and directions.
General Hugh Johnson wins praise from Roosevelt for launching New York City work relief. He faces possible indefinite stay past Oct 1 amid offers of lecture tours at 1000 dollars per night.
Buckingham Chandler a 19 year old son of a Chicago realtor died after crashing an airplane he rented from a Chicago airport He died five hours after the nose dive near Barrington Ill He suffered a fractured skull fractures to both legs and internal injuries Chandler had flown to exhibit his flying skills before the Sanford White family at their estate three miles from Barrington Officials said he violated airport rules by flying beyond landing distance of the field
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