Meeting the Wives by Jean Strong
Mrs. Sedlacek plans to accompany Milo Sedlacek to the New York mayor’s convention in May. The Cedar Rapids couple celebrate 25 years of marriage and poised for her role as mayor’s wife may include more public duties and supporting their children's education.
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Sinclair Memorial Church
Mrs. Sedlacek
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John
Coe College
Patricia
Franklin High School
Pat
Beethoven Club
Tillie Sedlacek
Cedar Rapids
Milo Sedlacek
Morris Sanford’s
Vet Hospital Patients Set Record in March
Washington AP reports veterans hospital patients reached a record 101000 in March. A congressional resolution urges the President to proclaim a yearly day of prayer. Jack Kroll of the CIO Political Action Committee says the CIO will not back a presidential candidate before the conventions.
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Washington
Truman
Jack Kroll
CIO
Key West hotel mixup ends with breakfast tray interruption
Miami Herald columnist notes a hotel’s dawn service backfires as guests expect morning calls. A guest asks to wake someone, but a morning visitor arrives with breakfast, leading to an awkward interruption when the phone rings and the caller is told the person is still in bed.
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MIAMI
Jack ‘Bell
The
Miami Herald
Key West
Newborn babies average 113 minutes of crying daily
Mayo Clinic figures show newborns cry about 113 minutes each day. The data highlights typical infant crying patterns and may guide parents in caregiving and soothing strategies.
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Mayo Clinic
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