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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1957

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End A Test Folly Urges Schweitzer End A Test Folly Urges Schweitzer

Nobel Peace Prize efforts from Dr Albert Schweitzer and Norway's Nobel committee urge the US Britain and Russia to halt nuclear weapon tests before catastrophe. Schweitzer from the Belgian Congo hospital warns of internal radiation dangers and that public opinion at home drives progress toward an agreement. Channel 9 airs The Shark on the Mountain at 8 30 p m with Richard Eyer and James Gleason.

Oslo INS Albert Schweitzer Norway U.S Britain Russia Schweitzer Belgian Congo Nobel Committee Gunnar Jahn Dupont Theater Presents Richard Eyer James Gleason Channel 9

David Wilkinson Hurt In Three Car Accident

David L Wilkinson 936 Elevnth street SE was released Tuesday morning from Mercy hospital after a three car crash in front of 1027 C avenue NW Monday afternoon He was knocked unconscious when his car struck a parked vehicle after being rammed from the side at Eleventh street and C avenue NW by a car driven by Mrs Kenneth Seome 250 Eleventh street The impact damaged the parked car owned by Mrs Ronald Parsons 50 feet from its position Wilkinson faced charges of failure to drive at a careful speed and Mrs Davies was charged with failure to yield the right of way.

David L. Wilkinson Eleventh Street Mercy Hospital C Avenue NW Wilkinson Kenneth Seome Ronald Parsons Davies

Seven Vie for Cedar Rapids City Assessor Post

Seven applicants took a state exam Tuesday for Cedar Rapids city assessor to fill the vacancy created by the death of John Newcomb. Acting assessor Wendl W. Kulish remains in place while the list of qualifiers is certified to the city council school board and county supervisors within 10 days. Former assessor Jim Scolaro died last October and was slated to earn 8500 this year with a successor pay of 7000.

Cedar Rapids John, Newcomb Wendl W.kulish State Tax Commission L. P. Boudreaux Jim Scolaro Boudreaux Arthur Deamer Keith Dunn

Martin Predicts Tax Cut in 1958

Washington sources report House Republican Leader Joseph W. Martin Jr. forecast a tax cut in 1958 after directing sizable budget reductions and delaying several Eisenhower domestic programs. The prediction signals legislative effort to ease fiscal policy next year.

Martin Washington LLP House Joseph W. , Jr Congress Eisenhower

Kulish Elected to Memorial Commission in Cedar Rapids

Wendl Kulish won a seat on Cedar Rapids Memorial Commission at Monday’s convention, joining Abe Pilicer who was re elected as chairman. Jerome Nixon was the sole other candidate, totaling 16 attendees from six veterans groups. Terms begin July 1 with city council appointment.

Wendl Kulish Memorial Commission Abe Pilkcer Kulish Giles Joyce Cedar Rapids’ Coliseum Memorial Baseball Park Jerome Nixon Veterans of Foreign Wars American Legion Charles L. Decker Pilicer Nixon

Former ISTC president urges critical thinking and action

Dr Mauker cites Hungarian students' deadly resolve and urges American students to seek truth, judge, and uphold beliefs while suspending judgments and seeking negative evidence. He warns that constant doubt without stance leaves a student half grown, during remarks at a Monday event with VFW and other veterans groups.

Mauker ISTC

ISTC President Speaks at Coe Chapel Service

Dr. William Mauker president of Iowa State Teachers College urged Coe College students to seek facts judge situations and speak and act accordingly during a chapel talk on What Is Required of Us He contrasted American students with those of Hungary and Eastern Europe and urged continuous pursuit of knowledge.

William Mauker Iowa State Teachers College Coe College Coe Hungary Europe Mauker Audi

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