Daily News Rates and Publisher Details From Waterloo Advert
Waverloo Iowa daily paper edited by G Hartman and Jackson McCoy lists subscription prices and carrier rates. It notes advertising policies, payment terms, and bureau affiliations with Associated Press United Press Internationst. Additional details include office locations and representative agencies in New York Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Ti-Kg
Gundsy
W. H. Hartman
Cautier
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
Doon G. Hartman
Jackson McCoy
Generil
Waverloo
Towa
Associated Press
United Press Internationst
Focal News
Addit Bureau OF Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley, Representatives
Nyemaster optimistic on Iowa business after war
Ray Nyemaster of Davenport, retiring president of the Iowa Bankers Association, told the Des Moines convention that Iowa is better off than since World War II. He urged closer cooperation among agriculture and industry, noting progress toward parity with other sectors and a generally hopeful commercial outlook.
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Ray Nyemaster
Davenport
Iowa Bankers’ Association
Des Moines
Commonwealth
Iowa
Credit Due for Atlantic Stowaway’s Notable Feats
A Philadelphia Public Ledger letter writer questions the stowaway’s claimed heroism. The piece argues the traveler hid in the Yellow Bird’s tail risking the crew, boasted of success, and sought fame with loud, insincere claims. The writer notes others think punishment would have been fitting.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Europe
Spain
Filot Assolant
New Auto Law Takes Effect July Fourth And Requires Financial Responsibility
The column summarizes a new auto law effective July Fourth requiring every licensed operator or registered owner to satisfy judgments from motor vehicle negligence cases. It sets minimum coverage levels of 5000 per person and 19000 per accident for bodily injury and 1000 for property damage, with enforcement tied to vehicle registration and driving privileges.
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Towa
Senate Opens Treaty Debates in Open Session
The Senate amends rules to allow open session for treaty and nomination debates. Majorities must approve any closed portions, and individual senators may reveal their votes. The reform is praised for courage and initiative rather than specific merits.
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United States Senate
Senate
Let the Majority Law Enforce All Rules
The article argues for amending unenforced rules to reflect majority will and insists laws be enforced in spirit and letter. It notes summer dances as a gauge of youth, warns about wedding bells and poison ivy in June, and jokes about red painted pedestrians to curb speeding cars. It also mentions coming noop falling in juvenile circles, implying threats to pedestrian safety.
Personal Health Service by Dr William Brady
Dr Brady answers readers questions on medical humor and health tips. The column discusses patient doctor interactions, the value of laughter in exams, and practical advice on neuritis, flaxseeds, plants indoors, and constipation. Readers send letters for brief responses with stamped envelopes.
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William Brady
M. D
Nat'l Newspaper
Servient
Mt. J. E
Brady
Envefone
Training for Business by Glenn Frank
A student asks if commerce study should skip basics for practical courses. Frank argues business is society and civilization, not isolated trade. Future leaders need breadth to grasp political, social, and technical forces shaping management, beyond mere procedures.
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Met
School of Commerce
Ume
Owen B. Youngs
Walter Offfords
Owen D. Youngs
Walter Giffords
Ehnough
Moment in Verse and Satire Echoes of Politics
Fragmented excerpts mix poetry about June and time with satirical notes on Congress and immunity, plus car tests and a Lake Michigan boat feat. Mentions Sadia Seagrave triplets contest entries and a Topeka State Journal comment on a ship sale and farming policy.
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Sadia Seagrave
Lake Michigan
Topeka State Journal
Gavecumene
Brain Tests at Evening Fest Ask Logic Puzzles
A snippet from the Evening Fest notes a set of unusual intelligence test questions used at leading universities. It presents seven items asking whether common comparisons and definitions are true or false, with answers promised on the Society Page.
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America
England
United States
Mexico
India
Abe Martin and Miss Fawn Lippineut in Fashion Mixup
The column notes Miss Fawn Lippineut wore a new Sun back dress on frontwards and had to reverse to the post office and home. It also questions the level of organization and hints Sir Esme Jest warned visitors to the embassy may not stay long.
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Fawn Lippineut
Esme
Department of Education
Hoover
Wilbur
Advisory Commission On Education
Washington
Tariff Hearings Push Ahead Amid Senate Finance Panel
Senator Reed Smoot leads the finance committee in four subcommittees to finish tariff hearings by July 10. The group aims to gather sufficient data for executive session and a summer wrap by August 15. The article notes Smoot's long tenure and recalls past tariff figures and related lobbying.
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Frederic William Wise
Washington, D. C
Reed Smeect
Finance Committee
Hawley
Ways and Means
House
Senate
Senator Simmons
Hoovercrat
Views of the People Speaking of Town
A reader from Grundy Center Iowa discusses regional differences and Urban issues. William G Kerr notes Alberta and Detroit areas split by city borders and three separate mayors to reflect Polish population dynamics and taxation.
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Mirch
Alberta
Randa
Detroit
Aignland Park
Hamtrainok
Detrott
Hera
America
William G. Kerr
New York Day By Day In McIntyre's Whimsical Echo
A satirical stroll through New York City scenes and figures from actors and clubmen to taxi drivers and park mischief. The piece names Glenn Hunter Paul Black and Ethel Barrymore among many others while weaving vivid, sometimes sharp, vignettes of urban life and a running Midtown mood.
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New York
Glenn Hunter
John Golden
Grinder
Paul Black
Second Avenue
Devil Anse
Pierre V._R. Key
Issac F. Marcossen
Louisville
Clarence Hadingten Kelland
Upper Central Park
Eightieth
Census Work Shows Vast Scope for Nationwide Count
Washington dispatch explains the upcoming U S census to count 120 million people and 6 4 million farms with about 100 000 enumerators starting May 1990. Director William M Steuart notes vast data collection, cost over 39 million dollars, and strict confidentiality of statistics amid comparisons to Turkey’s past census methods.
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Herbery
Washington, D. C
David
Israel
Judah
Jeosh I
Willian M. Steuart
Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce
United States
Steuart
Flummer
Harerdy
Washington
Coo
Om Hare
Turkey
Ty Constantinopla
Ty Constantinopla If Waa
Census Bureau
Poincare May Be Next President
Paris reports Premier Raymond Poincare could become France’s next president though a second term for Gaston Doumergue is more likely. Political pundits note Poincare’s popularity and potential to save the franc as the nation awaits elections in 18 months. Aristide Briand’s health may limit his campaign, while Shand is a rival favorite son.
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Paris
Raymond Poincare
Bea
France
Gaston “Gastounnet
Poincare
George Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Washington
Altho
Aristida Shand
Ecoauthor
Paloisre
Brignd
Names of the big dipper stars listed in Rochester note
A Rochester Democrat and Chronicle piece notes the stars Alkaid Mizar Alloth Meprez Phegda Morak and Dubha as cevyen altars in the big dipper asking how they were missed when naming sleeping core.
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Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Alkaid
Mizar
Alloth
Meprez
Phegda
Morak
Dubha
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