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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1937

Page

24

Deflated Menace and Sino Japanese War Outlook

A deflated menace view argues Japanese victory in China is not inevitable. Reports by H. R. Knickerbocker suggest any eventual win would not crown Japan as a Western world hegemon. Chinese resistance shows Japan is powerful but not invincible, tempering American fears of an inland invasion.

H. R. Knickerbocker Oriental War Zone China Japan United States McGrady Roosevelt Congress

Parents Go Easy On Homework Here Is Better Advice

Dr. Robert A. Fraser, medical director for an insurance firm, urges parents to avoid acting as teachers. He notes that modern teaching methods differ from those parents learned, risking confusion and clashes over homework. A quiet hour after dinner helps reduce embarrassment and preserve parental confidence.

Robert A. Fraser Insurance Company Papa Mama Certher

Parking Stamp Plan Aims to Ease City Center Traffic

The Cedar Rapids business district faces a parking crunch as many out of town visitors come to the city this week. Merchants study nearby lots showing capacity far above daily use, and the Downtown Association proposes parking stamps: one stamp per $1 over $1 at participating stores, each stamp worth 10 cents of parking, with two cents covering overhead.

Suluhion Aothant Tse Raven Cedar Rapids Gazettes Editorial Research Service Milwaukee Barking Asso

Obsolete Advice on Being Liked and Poised for Social Gain

The column argues people crave social approval more than money, praising charm schools and self-promotion while advising a simple rule: please others by liking them. Anecdotes about modest poise from traveling children contrast with quips on manners, honesty, and civic wit, concluding with reflections on social influence and a beauty shop jab.

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Quincy adopts free parking plan to boost merchants

In Quincy, a 75,000 resident city near Boston, the council proposes buying Edwards Meadows for 75000 to support a free parking area leased by the city. Estimated 400000 annual tax impact on merchants, average 1500000 for 20 years including interest, but potential sales gains and 50 percent higher adjacent property value cited. Chamber study notes half shoppers come from outside the city since implementation and warns a return to paid parking could cut sales by a quarter.

Ciation Quincy Boston Edwards Meadows Quincy Chamber of Commerce City

Memories of Columning and a Nation’s Stage Movers

A reflective piece recalls early column writing and the fever of columning, plus anecdotes about Mel Intire spelling errors corrected, and a tale of Martine Windsor Corum and Bill Corum’s famed merry go round ride. It also notes convalescent care language and mentions Frank Frucauft as a leading stage director and Antoinette Perry.

Margaret Perry and Burgess Meredith Shine in Acting Circle

The daughter Margaret Perry has earned several successful roles while her husband Burgess Meredith emerges as a leading young actor. The article highlights their prominence in the contemporary acting scene and notes Perry's ongoing career highlights.

Margaret Perry Miss Perry Burgess Meredith

Notable Bienen Friend Dave Levy’s Career Path

A long time ally of Bienen, Dave Levy rose from errand boy to event manager for Nat Lewis’s aberdasheries. He was a familiar Palace vaudeville regular on Sunday nights, seated near Russell Colt, a fellow variety enthusiast. The anecdote hints at connections with Broadway and early town life, mentioning figures such as George Churchill and Leander Masterson.

Dave Levy Nat Lewis Aberdasheries Dave Palace Vaudeville Russell Crisere Colt George Or Coim Churchill Leander Richardson Masterson Oferse

The Stars Say Sunday Horoscope Peculiar Import

The Sunday star forecast notes peculiar import with disturbing and vague angles hard to interpret. It predicts memorable contacts and happiness in social and domestic life, a year of intrigue for those born today, and a lively if conflicted private life with hopeful yet radical impulses.

Unclear fragment from city council notes in 1920s paper

Fragmentary OCR text mentions council, Grimm and Biliett amid unclear context. Readable elements are political names and a municipal setting, though specifics and dates are missing.

Radio Programs Evening Schedule Full of Orchestras and Hosts

Radio listings show Saturday night through Sunday morning programs across CBS NBC and ABC networks. Featured acts include Russ Morgan, Lud Gluskin, Hal Kemp, Ozzie Nelson, Paul Whiteman, Red Norvo, and Don Chiesta orchestras, with various singers and talk segments listed along with stations WABC WJZ WEAF KMox WBBM WOC and others. The dense timetable spans afternoon to late night with numerous music groups and variet y acts listed by time.

CBS WABC BOM KMOX Cco Eredith Willson Porch NBC Home Towners WJZ Russ Morgan Orch Frances Adair Glenn Cross Wabc Webm Linton Wells Weap Opera Nala Day Chain Thousa Rine Godfrey BBM KMOK WCCO Wiz Chain ABG Kmox Weem Benny Meroff Orch Wabco Chain Ozzie Nelson Orch Emery Deutsch Orch WEAF Jerry’ Blane Orch WJZ Chain Wjz Chain. 1000—Raoger. Pryor Orch Castle Farms Orch Weaf Chan Paul Whiteman Orgh WRC Red Norve Orch Kmoxx Wi Nam Farmer Weap Chain Hal Kemp Orch Horace Henderson Orch Don, Chiesta Orch WBBM Charlie Engel Orch Wwacts Aunt Jan Peerce Hientietta Bchin Mann Ghurch Dorothy Dreslin Fred Hulsmith Sunder Rivers Frank Black O'Rourke Jean Sab ON Sones Mars Re. Brill Milon J. Cross Thatcher Colt Everybody's Iliity Vena WBC NBO WJ2 WEAP_chein Winre Chal Epelline Bee Ruth Lyon Rivard Davies Spellington Maris Paul Martin Orch WBO Cain Guy Lombardo Orch Ringer Janssens Loretta i N&or Wiz Nelson Badberstone Dex den Ati Charlie Arthy Sdorothy Amour the Garmore Pinks Tomlin Jacques Renard Orch Tone Wawe Whem Rachel Carter Donnie S Orch Vo Dee Unn Jean Blekenwl Sopfano Walter Winchell James Melton Robert Dolan Orch Tom’ Howard George’ Shelton WEAP Peenien Foundation Grant Park NBQ NBC) Wjz Biy Wabc Fiat Die Warze Cata Molina Harner

McGrady Honored as Labor Peace Advocate in 1937

Edward F. McGrady, longtime conciliator in labor disputes and former head of the AFL's legislative bureau, resigns from the Labor Department after four years of pivotal service. The profile recounts his rise from Boston slums to national influence, his loyalty to Frances Perkins, and his unflappable temper under pressure during strikes and riots.

Arbhington McGrady Frances Perkins Miss Perkins Grady Val Johnson NRA Franklin Roosevelt

Puzzling American Writer Morlzontal Clues for a Crossword

A scrambled OCR style list of letter clues and numbers referencing an American writer and various word hints. The fragmentary text pairs terms like to bevel out, Beams, Wound, Witticism, Spain, Within, Embroider, Rhythm, Coat of mail, Silkworm, Street, Preposition and many garbled entries.

Spain

Cafe Employee Takes Savings to Join China War Zone

Colusa California AP reports Jim Lim age 23 cafe employee withdrew his life savings from a bank on Friday and departed for China to join the air force. He studied airplanes in odd hours and aimed to pilot a porter in the Sino Japanese conflict.

Colusa Calif Jim Lim Cafe Employe a_bank China Air Force

Edga r A. Guest The Poet of the People

A reflective verse questions a stir caused by sharp speech and its lasting hurt on Friendship Old. It contrasts past anger with present regret and asks if the final word could be called back. The piece notes the 1918 development of the seat pack parachute by the U S army air service and its recognition a year later as standard for comfort and efficiency.

U. S. Army Air Service

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