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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1946
Page
5
Superintendent Fred Cooper notes Eldora commitments this year run only a fraction of normal, suggesting judges rethink handling, more youths may be redirected to reformatories or treated locally. Emphasizes community responsibility and better court judgment to avoid state institutions. many previously sent to Eldora were misjudged or mentally unfit.
The Cedar Rapids War Appeals Coordinating committee, among the nation’s first, acts as a screening agency for postwar fund-raising proposals. It is an experienced, open minded body already showing wisdom in continuing to function for a while to oversee solicitations.
A reader critiques city directories for listing Court House and Sheriff under county headings rather than providing direct phone numbers. The piece notes the difficulty of finding the Northwestern Bell Telephone company and other services, asking why such indexing exists and hinting at a long standing practice.
Robert Quillen warns that easy living makes societies vulnerable, citing Alexander the Great, historical cycles of conquest and decadence, and a grim view of isolationism and politics. He argues tough, hungry people sustain civilization while security saps vigor, urging resilience ahead of the 1948 election.
A concise reflection notes that writing well is a trade like clockmaking and requires more than talent. It underscores the discipline and craft behind authorship.
In a caustic American column Baer rejects softened views of the national bird and warns that the United States still harbors retaliation. He asserts Yugoslavia is not acting alone and hints at broader global consequences, noting Russian influence in the scene.
Paris voices worry that peace talks may fail and a third world conflict is imminent. Relman Morin cites public mood, Molotov Byrnes tensions, and De Gaulle warnings as France seeks stronger leadership to navigate looming crisis.
Commo dore John D Small writes on Civilian Production Administration policy and the surge in industrial output through mid 1946. He notes shortages of sheet steel, copper, and lumber limit production, urges restrained civilian purchases to aid veterans, and argues continued construction only for essential projects to prevent inflation while aiming for higher living standards.
Dr Brady prescribes a preventive regimen for seasickness using magnesium citrate laxative, atropine sulfate, and ear protection during the first two voyage days. He explains labyrinthine inner ear function and warns against risky sense-deadening drugs, advising medical supervision for any treatment.
A cultural setback in Baltimore as beer shortages force the discontinuance of pop symphony performances. The article notes the irony of preferring joyous Strauss melodies to console listeners amid scarcity.
Marquis Childs reflects on postwar youth culture and the Cape Playhouse apprentices in Dennis Massachusetts. He contrasts summer theater and outdoor play with wartime anxieties, noting how young people seek livelihood family life and joy while remaining aware of global tensions.
Radio night on NBC WMAQ features Judy Canova in comedy songs and guest stars with Charles Dant orchestra. Cast includes Mel Blanc Ruth Perrott Joe Kearns Ruby Dandridge and more. NBC Mutual WGN quiz Twenty Questions hosted by Bill Slater airs at 6. Hollywood Star Time presents Lost Horizon adaptation on CBS. Labor Day briefing by Secretary Schwellenbach at 8:45 on CBS. Des Moines Miss Chicago Cloris Leachman heads for Atlantic City. WGN Bruce Dennis joins WBBM staff. Model United Nations conference in Chicago postponed to Oct 12. NBC telecasts national amateur tennis in Ron[e]at Hills Sept 2-8 and Giants Packers game Sept 20 in New York.
A dense list of radio and TV time slots featuring shows like Honeymoon, Jamboree, Chicago Theatre, and various local segments. Notable entries include WGN and WMT lineups with baseball, dances, news, and sports summaries across afternoon and evening hours. Multiple program titles and station names appear in a jumbled OCR feed.
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