New Peanut Butter Sandwich Variations by Miss Lucy Simpson
Miss Lucy Simpson of the Community Nutrition Service offers multiple peanut butter sandwich ideas. She suggests light spreads with cheese and lettuce, milk-moistened mixtures with bacon, honey blends, celery and evaporated milk, and raisin fillings. Also links these to fruit salads and egg sandwiches with crisp bacon and dressing.
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Lucy Simpson
The
Community Nutrition Service
Miss Simpson
Pushmobile Derby Entries Reach Fifteen This Saturday
The playground and recreation commission and Rapids Chevrolet Company report 15 entries for the annual pushmobile derby on Saturday. The field may rise to 17 with two Mount Vernon entrants. Races run along Snake Hill east of the city on highway 30 with a two-car start. Local drivers listed include Jimmy Pfiffner and several others in senior and junior divisions. Cars depart Rapids Chevrolet garage at First Avenue and Sixth Street SE at 10 a.m. Saturday.
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Playground and Recreation Commission
Rapids Chevrolet Company
Mount Vernon
Eesee
Snake Hill
Rapids Chevrolet
First Avenue
Sixth Street SE
Derby
Jimmy Pfiffner
Bob Scheib
Paul Sword
Bob Price
Bob Willis
Buddy Collette
Bob Dvorak
Herbert Horacek
Tony Horacek
Roger Crabbs
Verne Long
Willis Shaner
van Coleman
Bernette McCalley
Paul Jones
Bob Cassel
Jack Maher
Burt Fisher
Billy Fisher
Richard Julis
Lincoln Johnson
Jimmy Bowman
Charles Thousand
Bill Bowker
Bobby Jennings
Donald Jenkins
Franklin Jayne
Red Cross Field Representative Con fers With Local Chairmen
Mrs Edna Schra fel midwestern Red Cross field representative in St Louis arrives in Cedar Rapids to organize fall committees. She meets Linn county nursing committee chaired by Mrs Kenneth Cornell with Madeline Healy and Mary Rozema. Upcoming conferences set with John M Ely Mrs Paul Huston Harry Cutler Mrs Mabel Chadband and Dr Dawson E Grim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Schrafel
Red Cross
St. Louis
Cedar Rapids
Schrafel
Linn County Nursing Committee
Kenneth Cornell
Marion
Madeline Healy
Mary Rozema
John M. Ely
Defense Campaign Committee
Paul Huston
Voluntary Special Service Committee
Harry Cutler
Roll Call
Mabel Chadband
Dawson E. Grim
Linn County
Black Elks Lodge Initiation With Cedar Valley Drum Corps
The Black Elks lodge will initiate 32 members Sunday afternoon. The ceremony will be at the Z C E J hall followed by a 3 p.m. performance by the 35 piece Cedar Valley drum and bugle corps from Waterloo at Riverside Park. Elmer Smith Jr and I S Steele lead the organizing committee.
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Negro Elks Lodge
Cedar Valley
Waterloo
Z. C. E. J. Hall
Riverside Park
Elmer Smith, Jr
I. S. Steele
Cedar Rapids Sees Lows in Communicable Diseases
Cedar Rapids health department reports the lowest levels of communicable diseases in a year with one scarlet fever case one whooping cough case one chickenpox case and two measles cases. The department logged 53 deaths last month and spent $3617.46 to collect 523 loads of and 152 loads of tin cans while traveling 7492 miles.
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Cedar Rapids
All Pisa Throng Streets in Tribute to Duce's Son
Mussolini sent the body of his son Bruno to Predappio for burial. Pisa's 75,000 residents filled the streets as Bruno lay in state and the fascist procession formed. Count Galeazzo Ciano stayed in Rome.
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Pisa
Duce
Italy
Mussolini
Bruno
Predappio
Il Duce
Count Galeazzo Ciano
Rome
Donna Rachele
Edda Ciano
Air Force
Army Camp Notes: Private Rivera Wants Home in Puerto Rico
At Fort Monroe Virginia Private Juan Rivera, a Porto Rican native who had lived in the U S for years, enlisted to go home and signed up for three years of foreign service in the regular army. He told his sergeant he wanted to return home and repay.
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Associated Press
Fort Monroe
Juan Rivera
Porto Rico
United States
Htt
Ben
Pilot Guided Landing After Fuel Alert At Randolph Field
Major H. L. Mace directed radio navigation during training flights at Randolph Field Texas. A flying cadet, reporting fuel tanks empty, searched for a safe field to land in while the major urged calm and asked for his position as the situation developed.
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Randolph Field
Tex
H. L. Mace
Soldier captions show Dixie drawl in Texas editor
Fort Worden reporter Keith Axline from Texas, assistant editor of the post paper Salvo, wrote captions that amused observers. His first caption Hear They Come shows a squad charging with leveled seals, and the second That She Goes depicts a 12 inch mortar projectile. An observer joked Axline writes with a southern accent. Daniel
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Fort Worden
Wash
Keith Axline
Texas
Guy Axline
Sharp marksman joins Company C of Sixth Training Battalion
Boone, from Centre county Pennsylvania, joins Company C of the Sixth training battalion. His comrades say he is as sharp with a rifle as a Christmas razor, despite not coming from Kentucky.
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Boone
Centre County
Kentucky
Governor Attacks Unneeded Hysteria Over World Crisis
DES MOINES AP Gov George A Wilson told Iowa American Legion auxiliary members that in the current world crisis people have grown hysterical and urged calm prudent unity. He urged patriotic faith, tolerance, and adherence to foundational ideals to uphold the nation and state amid a maddened world.
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Des Moines
George A. Wilson
Iowa American Legion Auxiliary
Wilson
British Liner Georgic Damaged by Enemy Action
London AP reports the White Star liner Georgic was damaged by enemy action with no troops aboard and all crew safe aside from air loss. The ship, 27,759 tons, on New York runs, features 13 watertight compartments and a double bottom. it sailed maidenly July 4, 1932, with 302 passengers.
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London
Georgic
Ministry of Information
Sangmenas
Airase
United Press
New York
Rumors Fly Over Roosevelt Churchill Conference Absences
Washington reports two top officials missing as rumors swirl of a Roosevelt Churchill summit. Undersecretary Desmar Welles leaves for a short rest, while Maj. Gen. James H Hopkins also vanishes. Navy cryptic notes fuel belief Roosevelt travels by sea to meet Churchill.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Desmar Welles
James H
Harry L. Hopkins
State Department
Welles
Burns
Navy
Potomac
Professor T Hew Roberts To Speak At Junior Farm Bureau Dinner
Professor T Hew Roberts, a student of social conditions abroad and native of Western Australia, will speak at Hawkeye Downs Thursday evening during a dinner of the Junior Farm Bureau and the All-Iowa fair event. Roberts, a Perth native and Merton College Oxford graduate, is a reserve RAF pilot and will address about 400 attendees at the gathering hosted by the Chamber of Commerce Young Men's Bureau.
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T. Hew Roberts
Farm Bureau
Hawkeye Downs
Young Men’s Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
University of Iowa
University of Western Teachers College
Perth
Australia
Merton College
Oxford
Royal Air Force
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