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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1944

Page

4

Lois Albert Delivers Remarkable Young Pianist Recital

Fourteen year old Lois Albert, Cedar Rapids native, wowed a medium crowd at Memorial Coliseum with Mendelssohn Concerto in G Minor and Chopin Etudes, backed by conductor Joseph H Kitchin and the Cedar Rapids Symphony. Her poised stage presence, fluid touch, and versatility mark a rising talent trained in Cedar Rapids and Chicago.

Louise Lux Lois Albert Memorial Coliseum Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra Lois Mendelssohn Joseph H Kitchin Miss Albert Deanna Durbin Chopin Makowski Cedar Rapids Max Albert Relo Zalesky Grace Swab Coe College Mollie Margolies Rudolph Ganz Chicago Musical College Galesburg Ill

War Front Concert Delights Colosseum Audience With Variations

Women in war work described alongside a Coliseum concert where Cail lier presented Pop Goes the Weasel in multiple styles. The evening featured Bruch and Beethoven selections, with praise for drummer Joe Stoddard and violinist Flora Taylor. An interview with Netah Shelton covers postwar shopping, work, and opinions on Germany and Japan.

Coliseum Caillier Joe Stoddard Weasel

Dr Keyes Speaks on Broken Kettle Village Sites

Dr Charles Keyes director of the Town archaeological survey addressed the Kelvin Society at Coe College on a topic about the Broken Kettle and Kimball Village Sites along the Big Sioux near Sioux City. He noted the remains appear older than Woodland cultures in eastern Iowa mounds and described a mix of Middle and Upper Mississippi traits.

Big Sioux River Sioux City Charles Keyes Town Archeological Survey Kelvin Society Coe College Iowa Keyes Broken Kettle Kimball Middle Upper Mississippi

Savings Bond Push Urges Citizens to Buy More

A wartime style exhortation urges Americans to save and buy more Bonds every payday to curb black markets and inflation. It hints at personal calculation for the exact bond amount and frames financial discipline as patriotic.

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Slow, Supervised Diet and Exercise For Convalescent

Mary Beard outlines a nurse led convalescence plan after influenza. Emphasizes gradual increases in mental and physical activity, light daily exercise, sun exposure, and a nourishing plain diet. Recommends 15 to 30 minute activity early, avoidance of fried foods and rich pastries, and using familiar foods to tempt appetite.

Easter Ham and Nest Delights for Frugal Feasts

A 1950s style home menu offers Easter dishes using ham meat loaves rolled with grape juice, meat loaf nests with creamed carrots, May Day soup, and floating island eggs. The plan serves six to eight with points guidance and simple garnish ideas.

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