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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1955
Page
3
Inez Robb urges airlines to place more stewards aboard flights to give women passengers the same attentive service men receive. She notes hostesses focus on male travelers, leaving women to fend for themselves with luggage and drink service, and calls for equal steward attention across genders.
Dr Swaim argues that Hebrew and Greek traditions shaped language science and philosophy while stressing Christian self surrender over self knowledge. He notes Hebrews emphasized knowing God over self and cites Greek ideals of self cultivation versus Christian renunciation in Lent meditations prepared for NEA Service.
The speaker criticizes hostesses and calls for more stewards to improve service and class on flights. They recall pleasant airline experiences with attentive staff, proper seating, pillows, and reading material, while noting a long-standing attitude of gender stereotypes. A separate note observes Ohio apple trees dropping from 11 million in 1890 to 1.6 million in 1955, with yield per tree doubling.
The excerpt reflects on Jesus teaching that a grain of wheat must die to bear fruit and questions whether this marks judgment on Greek life while acknowledging Greek contributions to civilization as noted by Clement of Alexandria who said God gave up the Greeks philosophy.
State of Iowa Tina Gry Paes appointed as executrix of the estate of Ernes FP Geiger late of Linn County deceased on March 1 1955. All persons indebted to the estate must pay promptly and those with claims must present them to the Clerk of Linn County District Court. Executrix Lina A. Geiger. Attorneys Franken Keyes and Crawford.
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