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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1952
Page
7
A blend of home tips and trivia features quick notes on sugar consumption, wine timing, and odd payments. It shares home care hints about moths paint ceilings soundproof shrubs, plus brief interviews with Lloyd Nolan and Murray Dale and a finance gag about the 85 billion dollar budget.
Two chapel programs open to the public are scheduled in the Coe auditorium. Acting President H H Brooks and Registrar John A Fisher discuss next year’s registration Tuesday at 10 a m after campus classes resume following an 11 day Easter recess. George Reinbacher head of the student council outlines issues for the April 22 student election. Prof Max Daehler presents a piano program Thursday at 10 a m with son Rockwell performing two piano numbers Night of Love and Fetes by Debussy.
Pianist performs Brahms Intermezzo in A minor opus 118 number 1, Chopin Ballade in F major, and Debussy Sarabande plus L Isle Joyeuse in a single program featuring classical staples.
Michigan leads U S salt production due to a thick underlying salt bed spanning much of the lower peninsula. The formation drives mining and regional industry, shaping economic activity and resource strategy across communities.
The piece outlines 1951 road dangers with a U S death toll of about 620 in Iowa and 37 100 nationwide. It cites that 90 percent of drivers in accidents were men and lists peak risk times and conditions. It also notes radiator casualties and five AAA recommended summer driving steps. It ends with truck fleet growth and a mention of Sudan's Fuzzy-Wuzzies.
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