Photo Facts Diary of a Cedarapidian
Diary entries traverse a week in Cedar Rapids with recollections of people, places, and small daily events. The author notes visits to Oxford Amana and Sigourney, meetings with Ralph, Jake Romig, and Rev Betz, plus moments at Blair House and a White House card from Mrs Griffith. Occasional reflections on politics, German church history, and family routines frame the slice-of-life chronicle.
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Oxford
Amana
Jake Romig
Colonies
Sigourney
W. H. Betz
Bethel Methodist Church
Mississippi
Billy Burke
Charles Leonard
Charles W. Griffith
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Blair House
Winthrop
Jan
Bible Sessions Led by Prof Robert Culver at Cedar Rapids
Trinity Seminary's Prof Robert Culver will lead a five night Bible conference at Grace Brethren Church Cedar Rapids from Wednesday to Sunday at 7 45 p m Topics include Jeremiah's Message to a 'Revived' Church Job's Message for Suffering Saints Isaiah's Message Concerning the Rejection of Christ and David's Message Concerning Sin and Its Forgiveness.
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Robert Culver
Trinity Seminary
Chicago
Grace Brethren Church
Cedar Rapids
Arnold Kriegbaum
Jeremiah
Job
Isaiah
Christ
David
Book pulls no punches in Middle East critique
Bob Considine reviews Ray Brock's Blood Oil and Sand, calling it a sharp, combative examination of Middle East politics. The author attacks U S diplomacy, Soviet influence, Iran's fragility, and the oil frontier while praising sharp insights into Tito Yugoslavia and regional power plays.
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Bob Considine
New York
INS
Ray Brock
Middle East
Loadee Ee
Brock
New York Times
Yugoslavia
Stateside wary of Tom as Ike camp waits
The Statesman notes that Tom faces ongoing opposition in several states and has been asked to refrain from further speeches on Ike's behalf to avoid fueling anti Tom sentiment while the Eisenhower camp contemplates actions.
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Ike
Iran
the Statesman
Eisenhower
Atlantic
Tom
Romney Dies, Jailed as Official of House
Kenneth Romney, 66, former house sergeant-at-arms, jailed for concealing shortages in his accounts, died of a heart attack after illness following his 1947 sentence of one to three years. He admitted "lamentable folly" but denied deliberate fraud.
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Tito
Newbold Morris
Washington
Mike Claffey
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New York Journal American
Mike
Morris
Newbold
Romney
Kenneth Romney
House
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