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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1942

Page

4

Let Us Examine Minds and Minds in Growth

Albert E Wiggam discusses bright boys and girls and adult speech defects with references to J D Heilman and Dr Morris findings. He cites studies showing near equal overall scores between genders and common speech impairments among students and freshmen, then notes a motivational example from Homer Croy about turning dull towns into opportunities. A legal notice announces the appointment of an administrator in Linn County Iowa with payment and claim procedures.

D. W Morris Indiana State Teachers’ College Mt. Holyoke Iowa University Terre Haute Morris United States Canada Homer Croy Carol

Jupiter's moons and mysteries unfold in Uncle Ray

The article explains Jupiter has more than nine known moons and compares its size to a grapefruit and a marble. It describes the planet's distance from the sun, cold outer air, possible icy crust, and the Great Red Spot. A related leaflet titled Submarine Warfare is advertised with pictures by Frank C. Pape and text by Uncle Ray.

Jupiter Earth Frank C. Pape Uncle Ray Cedar Rapids

Faulkes wins Grand Chicago handicap cup in 1932 Hendican

J N Faulkes of Cedar Rapids outshot a stellar field in the 100 target Hendican to win the Grand Chicago handicap cup with a score of 96. Mrs Howard S Wilson and her daughter Marion Wilson plan to move to Clinton. A heavy frost struck Cedar Rapids area overnight. The state executive council approved buying 13914 acres known as the Tomlinson farm opposite the Lower Palisades for a new state park on the Cedar River near Mt Vernon. Charles Baker of Cedar Rapids receives an honorary French aviation lieutenant commission for WWI services. Norman Smith of Cedar Rapids elected permanent secretary of the Eastern Iowa District Association of Odd Fellows. Frank C Byers named official and legal head of Cedar Rapids Employers and Manufacturers association. Congressman James W Good leaves for Washington to vote on key issues. Fireman benefit concert yields nearly $900 for pension. Notice of dissolution for New Process Laundry Company, Inc. filed by George W Core, president. Gladys M Corey, secretary-treasurer. a Barngrover, attorney.

J. N. Faulkes Cedar Rapids Howard S. Wilson Marion Wilson Clinton Palisades Cedar River Mt. Vernon State Executive Council Iowa Board of Conservation Tomlinson Charles Baker Norman Smith Eastern Iowa District Association of Odd Fellows Frank C. Byers

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