Patriotic Diet Plans Banishing Fat and War Aims Talk
Dr Mary MacFadyen advocates reducing excess fat by cutting rich desserts and fatty foods while emphasizing vegetables fruits milk eggs and lean meat. Fifth and sixth day meal plans include orange eggs bacon beef lamb and pork with butter bread and milk. Mrs E K Beane chair of the League of Women Voters foreign policy department led a post luncheon discussion on current war aims at the Commonwealth tearoom Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Beane
League of Women Voters
Commonwealth
Daughters of Union Veterans Select Delegates for Des Moines Meet
Delegates and alternates to the state convention of the Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War were elected at a recent meeting by Rebecca Alexander Kent. The convention will be held in Des Moines June 7 to 10. Delegates include Beulah Boner Dorothy McCrory Leola Nash Maud Searles Anita Endsley and Eva Gephart. Alternates named were Myrtle Hagan Josie Beatty Adah Too good Maxine Plummer Retha Wolgemuth and Carrie Hagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Rebecca Alexander Kent
Des Moines
Beulah Boner
Dorothy McCrory
Leola Nash
Maud Searles
Anita Endsley
Eva Gephart
Myrtle Hagan
Josie Beatty
Adah Toogood
Maxine Plummer
Retha Wolgemuth
Carrie Hagan
Musk ox returns home after trip and notes on musk ox
After two weeks in Chicago and Evanston Mrs. G. I. Scott returns to 517% Ninth Street SW. An unusual North American game animal is the musk ox, resembling a small buffalo and sharing traits with cattle and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Evanston
G. I. Scott
Ninth Street
North America
Roosevelt High inducts 13 into Aristotelian honor society
Roosevelt high school inducted thirteen students into the Aristotelian chapter of the National Honor Society at an assembly in the school auditorium. Members from 12A, 12B, and 11A were announced, with Dayton McMillan achieving the highest average. A tea, performances, and remarks followed, honoring the new members and detailing future duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt High School
National Honor Society
Robert Clark
Lee Clark
Lindy
Evelyn Geiger
Henry J. Geiger
Fifth Avenue
Betty Hinton
A. L. Hinton
First Avenue
Keith Listebarger
E. F. Listebarger
Fairfax
Rose Mary Mann
Homer S. Mann, Jr
Ellis Boulevard
Edward Miller
Earl H. Miller
C Avenue NW
Robert Kime
K W. Kime
Thirteenth Street
Dayton MgcMillan
G. B. McMillan
Johnson Avenue NW
Laren Collister
T. C. Collister
N Avenue NW
Phyllis Chadima
Libbie Chadima
F Avenue NW
Donald Hillmer
Fred A. Hillmer
Wilson Avenue NW
Maxine Smith
Arthur E. Smith
Twentieth Street NW
JoAnn Walters
Glenn Walters
Hinkley Avenue NW
Sagamore Hall
Don Lundquist
Roosevelt Chapter
Rita Gallagher
Charles Miller
Joan Gerber
Fern Bryant
Lorrine Selzer
Elaine Anderson
Dayton McMillan
Jo Ann Walters
Advice From Mary Manners
Advice columns discuss Kay's charm masking anger and harming friendships while a reader asks whether to quit her job to join her army husband. Miss Manners advises staying put due to uncertain orders and potential strain. A second reader asks about dating while the soldier is drafted. the response endorses moderate dating and enjoying life despite separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Manners
Tess
100 East Iowans Join Maintenance Regiment
About 100 eastern Iowans enlisted in the Iowa battalion of the 3011st regiment first ordnance division for repair and maintenance of mechanical equipment. Enlistments totaled 400 for Iowa with 10,000 nationwide, in what was believed a record three weeks. The unit will report at Omaha around May 1 and then proceed to Camp Sutton, North Carolina, for basic training.
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Iowa
Ordnance Division
Ray Allen
Cedar Rapids
Allen
Omaha
Camp Sutton, N. C
Wounded in Action Marine Surfaces From Cedar Rapids Family
Remes E. DeLaHunt, a sergeant and first machine gunner in the marine corps, was reported wounded in action in the Philippines. Born in Cedar Rapids, he joined the marines 13 years ago and has earned numerous rifle and machine gun marksman honors. His mother, Mrs. Ethel DeLa Hunt, lives at 114 E avenue NW. his twin brother Rames is also with the marines in the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remes E. DeLaHunt
Philippines
the Gazette
Marine Corps
Ethel DeLa Hunt
E Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Washington High School
Marines
Rames
Pacific
Social Security Numbers Not Necessary in Draft
John W. Donnelly, Cedar Rapids field office manager, said registrants under the selective service act do not need a social security number to complete draft questionnaires. Those not employed under the Social Security Act should write the word none in the number space, despite several requests at the office for account numbers.
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John W. Donnelly
Cedar Rapids
Social Security Board
Donnelly
Aunt Het Reflects On Love Across Ages And Class
Aunt Het muses on whether a girl can love a man twice her age, noting it’s possible but rare for such affection to bloom when the man is poor. Her wry observation hints at social class and romance in the era’s context.
Graduates of High School Join Navy Aviation Cadet Program
High school graduates may enlist in class V-5 for aviation cadet training. Carl A. Pierce of the Cedar Rapids navy recruiting sub station announced Friday. Age limit is 18 to 27. Full details were not yet available. He urged graduates to apply at the station where applications will be accepted tentatively with preliminary physicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Pierce
Cedar Rapids
WPB Cracks Down on Chemical Black Market
The War Production Board ordered suspensions against Acme Chemical Co. Inc. and Rona Chemicals of New York City for alleged black market profits over 100 percent. Acme received priority to buy ascetic anhydride and salicylic acid for aspirin, while Rona acted as its agent, selling large quantities. No preference orders will be granted to the firms for six months as punitive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
War Production Board
New York City
WPB
Acme Chemical Company Inc
Rona Chemicals
Acme
Rona
Consistory Class Named For MacArthur
The 1942 spring class at Iowa Consistory Cedar Rapids was named for General Douglas MacArthur. The 29-name roster completed a war bond effort, with about 2200 dollars set aside for bonds under committee head Paul N. Clark. A Thursday banquet drew 400 plus attendees as the pageant Spirit of America performed and a 30 minute chorus program was given by the Cedar Rapids Masonic choir.
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Court of Honor
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Douglas MacArthur
Paul N. Clark
Clark
Fred J. Witousek
Fred C. Henson
Ervin R Moen
Alex Fidler
Adolph Seifert
Lincoln
Gettysburg
George R. Liddle
Dewey
Manila
Edwin W. Lundquist
Pershing
France
Charles Penningroth
Dan M. Stewart
William Groper
William Stafford
George QC. Wilson
Consistory
Norman Emerson
Dick Lucore
Edward J Dahms
MacArthur
Henry E Kunz
John L. Berger
Edward E. Lowe
Mason M Kaupke
Norman D. Bowers
Robert E. Campbell
Joe Cohn
Sam Cohn
Henry J. Geiger
George B. Holmes
John J. Ingalls
Sabin G. Nassif
Joseph Ohlman
Otto P. Rigg
Neil E. Schaffner
George R. Starman
Harry J. Stites
Floyd Turkle
Knitting Pattern 329 For Sweater Skirt And Shorts
The Cedar Rapids Gazette advertises pattern 329 for a durable cool washable knit set including sweater skirt and shorts in sizes 4 and 6. Instructions list materials and stitches with illustrations. Send 10 cents plus 1 cent postage to The Cedar Rapids Gazette needlecraft department New York for pattern details and to receive the guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Needlecraft Department
Eighth Avenue
New York
Prominent Iowa Residents Named in Record List
The article lists individuals from Marion to Camp Roberts including Charles A. Engel Nathan P. Vanderlinden Donald D. Clark Henry C Dixon Herbert P. Haven Capt William C. Parker Earl Rhine Fredric C Liffring John T. Wiley and Harold W. Swift as part of a regional roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Engel
Nathan P. Vanderlinden
Marion
Donald D. Clark
Lisbon
Henry C Dixon
Waterloo
Herbert P. Haven
Cresco
William C. Parker
Camp Roberts
Calif
Earl Rhine
Oelwein
Fredric C. Liffring
Cedar Falls
John T. Wiley
Palo
Harold W. Swift
Marengo
Barber Family Aids War Effort With Induction Pallbearers
Smethport Pennsylvania reports Albert Marasco closed his shop and posted Closed until after the Hitler funeral. He and five other local men were listed as pallbearers for a forthcoming induction into the army. The six men left Friday to report for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smethport
Albert Marasco
11 Principles and 12 Fields of Action Card Puzzle
A fragmented OCR list presents a sequence of clues and partial terms from 11 Principles through 54 Milligram. It includes topics like 12 Fields of action 14 Mock and 18 Evil, with entries such as Sea eagle Bondage and New Testament abbr. The text hints at a crossword style card or puzzle format with undefined connections and missing full definitions.
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Mary MacFadyen
Mrs. Beane
D.U.V
Kosters
Ellen Davis
Marilyn Morehouse
Mary Manners
Kay
Cently
Yewmans Basement
National Optical
New Roosevelt Hotel
Oren
Princinal
C. R
Second Street
Navy
Jeu Wheeler
May
Charles
Ritz
Oconomowoc
Wis
Horizontag
Alle Dieia
Robert
The
Pa Fico
Kialian Company
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