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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1948
Page
3
A Cedar Rapids analysis notes accountants push for clearer independence in financial statements. The piece traces the McGladrey premise approval, the history of public accounting, and Iowa CPAs leading a national discussion while highlighting exam pass rates and professional standards.
John Reynolds reports on I. B. McGladrey of Cedar Rapids addressing Ohio CPAs in Cincinnati about expanding audit responsibility. He argues for two audit types, endorsing non opinion reports for incomplete audits and full opinion reports only when thorough, with firms embracing this shift despite feared client loss.
Republican National Chairman Hugh D Scott Jr warned the GOP against over confidence that could cost November elections He cited a poll showing the Dewey Warren ticket ahead and urged mobilization of voters to the polls in Maryland and beyond He pledged fair vote counting and an honest election while recalling past charges of ballot box fraud in Maryland.
Scott warned that those who try to corrupt this year’s ballot will face ample opportunity to reflect on the merits of honest elections. The remark frames a broader push for integrity in voting and law enforcement vigilance against fraud.
Mrs. Lawrence Phillips in Springfield reports her 22 month old son Lawrence Jr has taken to smoking 12 cent cigars. He started with cigarets a year ago and now smokes two cigars daily. She notes he squawks if not given cigars but remains a gentle boy who uses the ashtray.
Sitter experience verse recounts a tired guardian guarding the house as Janie tiptoes downstairs with a mosquito hissing and a cry for a drink. The narrator frets over restless children and the constant calls that wake them from slumber.
The final Hopkins installment in Collier's states there was no secret agreement allowing Soviet entry into Berlin first. Hopkins cites Roosevelt confidant meetings with Stalin in 1945, noting U S Russia cooperation could not endure public opinion criticism and detailing debates on UN membership, Poland, reparations, and lend lease.
A strong communist leader consolidates power to unite the country during a time of turmoil. Officials praise the unity drive as domestic stability improves and external tensions ease. The leader gathers support from military and party ranks to enforce a cohesive national program.
David M. Harman filed suit against Southwestern Bell Telephone Company in Oklahoma City claiming two large cottonwood trees were cut down on his farm this summer. He seeks 250 dollars for each tree, totaling 500 dollars, arguing the trees provided essential shade for his hogs and cattle
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