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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1943

Page

3

Hawkeye Boys State Week Set For June 6 13 at Grinnell

Cedar Rapids delegates to Hawkeye Boys State will be chosen June 6 to 13 at Grinnell college. Delegates from Franklin Roosevelt McKinley Wilson St Patricks Immaculate Conception and St Wenceslaus schools allocated by vote. The event aims to teach Iowa youths government basics with two fictional parties and a state government week.

Cedar Rapids Hawkeye Boys Dwight Krumholtz Americanism Committee Hanford American Legion Grinnell College Krumholtz Franklin High School Roosevelt McKinley Wilson St. Patrick's Immaculate Conception St. Wenceslaus Hawkeye Iowa State Department of the American Legion Grinnell

Lenten Speaker and Hawkeye Boys State Delegates

A Lenten talk is set for Tuesday at the Y with county and city officials to attend. Cedar Rapids boy Bob Fontana, last summer's Hawkeye Boys State governor, remains in office until a new governor is elected though ineligible to return as a delegate this year. Elections to select delegates from public and parochial schools will be held May 4 at school buildings after campaigns. Any high school student may vote for as many candidates as eligible. Nominations require petitions signed by 25 students in larger schools or 10 in smaller ones, due April 21. withdrawals are not allowed after April 28. Delegates are those with the highest votes, with alternates next in line.

Cedar Rapids Bob Fontana Hawkeye Boys State Buldings

U S Soldier Describes Arabs Eating Customs

Richard M. Savaresy formerly of Laramie and now an army intelligence officer describes an Arabian meal in North Africa. Guests sit on pillows around a foot high table with water poured over the right hand to cleanse it. He notes the right hand only tears chicken apart and then the grease is wiped from the hand on bread before eating the bread.

Laramie, Wyo Wyoming North Africa Richard M. Savaresy Laramie Savaresy

Weatherwoman outlines meteorology training at Cedar Rapids

Miss Lois Coots of the U S weather bureau will interview interested men and women in Cedar Rapids on April 22 about meteorology training for Civil Aeronautics Administration service. Advanced courses start June 21 at Chicago and New York universities lasting nine months. Junior meteorologists earn 1800 to 2000 dollars annually and forecast weather for military and commercial flights. Age 20 to 30 with calculus and physics background. women may join as junior observers ages 17 plus with math and science coursework.

Lois Coots U. S. Weather Bureau Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Civil Aeronautics Administration University of Chicago New York University Weather Bureau

Wickard Praises Cedar Rapids Gazette Coverage

Secretary Claude Wickard writes farm editor Ray F. Anderson praising March 27 letter and Davis appointment story as fair accurate and insightful. He commends understanding of Washington farm issues and extends personal regards from the secretary.

Chester Davis Ray Anderson Gazette Davis Wickard Nuestion Abel Ray F. Anderson Cedar Rapids Iowa Ray Chester Washington Claude R. Wickard

Federal Court Opens Tuesday in Cedar Rapids

The April term of federal court in Cedar Rapids will convene at 10 am in the federal courtroom on the third floor of the post office building. The grand jury panel is to report at 2 pm Tuesday. Examiner Stephen A. Durisch will precede the opening as the Immigration and Naturalization Service in Chicago examines about 40 naturalization petitioners on Monday. Petit jurors are summoned to report April 2.

Federal Court Cedar Rapids Federal Post Office Grand Jury Tuesay Stephen A. Durisch Immigration and Naturalization Service Chicago Petit Jurors

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