Waterloo Evening Courier front matter and policy notes
Waterloo Evening Courier details circulation, pricing, and policy. Lists staff, office addresses, and telephone numbers. Notes newspaper affiliations with Associated Press and United Press International and advertising rules. Mentions reprint rights and representative offices in major cities.
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H. Hartman Co
Courier Bidg
Somer Park Ave
Commercial St
John C. Hartman
Jackson AfcCoy
Treas
Gen'l Mer
Carrie
Meil Grithin
Yall
Matt Cheyond
Pontofics
Waterloo
Iows
Associated Press
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Associated Pres
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Member
Audit Bureau of
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New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story, Brooks & Finley, Representatives
Postal deficit and a call for charges to other departments
The Post Office faces a deficit despite higher wages for postal staff after the recent congressional increases. Farm Bureau suggests other federal departments should pay for mail use, questioning why Congress members can mail freely. Raises are defended, but higher rates may be needed to cover costs. A second topic notes Penn researchers linking metabolism with behavior, led by Dr. Henry E. Starr, exploring emotional stability and fatigue, with potential implications for speech issues and wider psychology.
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Post Office Department
American Farm Bureau Federation
Mississippi
University of Pennsylvania
Henry E. Starr
Starr
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Labor and the Reds purge union members feared radical ties
The International Association of Machinists warned members identified with communist groups to cut ties within 30 days or face expulsion. The move targets the Trade Union Educational League and the Workers' Party, aiming to curb extreme radical voices and protect the union's liberal, progressive reputation amid public scrutiny.
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LABOR
REDS
International Association of Machinists
Machinists’ Union
Trade Union Educational League
Workers’ Party
American Federation of Labor
Mnd
Iowa's Editors Highlight Brave Pastor and Political Gripes
Burlington Gazette lauds Rev. Howard G. Byrd for resigning his pulpit rather than violate his conscience over a modernist speaker. The Humboldt Republica n reports auto crowding near Chicago for elbow room, while Cedar Rapids Gazette criticizes James Watson of Indiana for party-centered leadership. Council Bluffs Nonpareil notes reform fatigue and radical excess as the federal drive strains law enforcement.
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Burlington Gazette
Dayton
Tenn
Howard G. Byrd
Reac
Lelse
Mr. Byrd
Cedar Rapids
James Watson
Indiana
Prohibition Enforcement Service
Watson
Hhis
Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson
A fragmentary tale depicts a neighborhood cinema night and a man recalling a failed film plot while contrasting melodrama with real life. Emotive chatter surrounds a theater, a torn collar, and a note on forgiveness amid a social circle.
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Wife
Roe Fulkerson
Afterthoughts on the joys of summer dawns
Austin Tims muses on waking before dawn to witness sunrise’s beauty. He notes a friend’s insistence on early hours, then concedes the best part of the day can be the quiet, dewy morning when birds sing and nature glows. The essay praises dawn’s poetry and the awakening world.
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Fort O'Clock
Harry Lauer
Senle
Aurora
Phoebus
Pho
Ivon
Allah
Personal Health Service guidance from Chicago teacher readers
A Chicago teacher of teachers outlines health education concepts including physiology bacteriology heating ventilation and school health curricula. Readers debate practical courses in hygiene for girls and boys with proposed sequencing from basic baby care to advanced hygiene chemistry and diet.
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Chicago
Enuf
Buffalo
Britain
Aeluin Tsacher
Uncle Wiggily at the Piano and a Candy Prank
In a Saturday piano session Jingle resists practice until Uncle Wiggily hides behind the piano with caramel candies. A fairy-voiced delivery of treats and praise leads Jingle to continue practicing, while her mother and siblings watch. A Chicago Herald note discusses lying as a social reality, citing Dr. Herbert Goddard on truth and deception in everyday life.
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Uncle
Jingle
Lulu Wibblewobble
Uncle Wiggily
Nipper
Mrs. Longears
Imother
Wiggily
Jingie
Unele
Wigeily
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Herbert Goddard
State University of Ohio
Father Daly
Rainbow Division Association
Niano
Abe Martin Quote Sparks Anger Over Lost Love
Mrs Em Pash laments as her daughter storms out to work unpainted while Abe Martin quips about poetic license and loss. The playful regional humor centers on misplaced affection and a door slammed in irritation.
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Mrs. Em Pash
Brain Tests by Sam Lord
A playful newspaper column presents a word-filling puzzle. Each clue defines a word that fits a sequence, with phrases describing a dog like camirore a popular automobile a large wasp and a nook. The exercise continues by asking to strike out words corresponding to English poet dean Canterbury mesh and hatred when the column is properly completed.
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Will
Canterbury
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers Tomorrow
Questions of general interest are invited by the Burroughs Nature Club Notes column. Readers are asked to mail in inquiries on topics like animal coloration and animal shapes for publication and answers will appear in tomorrow's Nature Notes.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mkplin Co
Nature Notes
Bulb care and birds and a moonflight report
Readers receive gardening guidance on handling bulbs for long-term vigor and starting swampy land bird habitats with quick-growing shrubs. A Milwaukee Journal dispatch reviews Mitchell Field airfield flights, noting 31,364 sorties with three nonpilot fatalities and overall strong safety indicators.
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Milwaukee Journal
Mitchel ‘Air Field
Long Island
Ingou
Army
National Guard
Victor Herbert estate valued by Ohio State Journal appraisers
Musicians and men trond to appraise Victor Herbert estate. They placed a pitifully small value on royal ties to be expected from the gale and so of his productions in the mature era. The total estimate was far below the sun earned in a single year in Herbert’s heyday. The article suggests law figures may be influenced by inheritance taxes and costs.
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Victor. Herbert
Ohio State Journal
Victor Herbert
Herbert Wis
Victor Flerbert
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