Soviet Machinery Stronger Than Government Under Strain
Iowa equipment maker Vern L. Schield reports after tours of Russia Poland and Czechoslovakia that Russian machinery is capable but about 20 years behind U S in engineering and says unrest in Poland signals the end of communist regimes within twenty years. He notes widespread hunger for American knowledge and says dissatisfactions with governments were evident in Warsaw before August riots.
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Poland
Hungary
Iowa
Czechoslovakia
Vern L. Schield
Cedar Rapids
Schield
Schield Bantam Company
Waverly
Hussia
United States
Leningrad
Moscow
Stalingrad
Rastov
Kiev
Brest
America
Warsaw
Vinten
Nonsense Clues Signal Jumbled Crossword Fragment
A fragmented cryptic style crossword list shows misprints and stray phrases including across and down hints. Several entries mix letters with numbers and stray punctuation, making core clues unclear and challenging to solve.
Russian trip exposes curiosity about America and open borders idea
Schield described a 21 day tour of Russia with an American manufacturer and Dr. Harold Phillips. He noted strong interest in American culture and literature, including a desire for knowledge and meetings with common people. A Stalingrad tractor plant and farm pictures highlighted Russia’s industrial state and poor working conditions.
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Schield
United States
Russia
Shield
Volga-Don River
Scield
Angela
Hussia
Tulupnixov
Iowa
Vinton
Tulupnikov
Cedar Rapids
Lions Club
Salem
America
Korea
China
Russia's aging cities clash with new stadiums and power plants
A Communist party article quotes Schield noting harsh disillusionment despite mass rallies and a huge stadium dedication in Moscow. He warns Russia will be isolated and hampered by old building styles while a vast corps of engineers pushes atomic energy and power plants. He also cites road building and an international tour through Iceland Denmark Norway Sweden and Finland.
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Moscow
Poland
Schield
Russia
Iceland
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Plymouth Station Wagon Price Up
Detroit AP reports Chrysler Corporation Plymouth division Thursday announced price increases of 25 to 164 dollars on its 1957 model Suburban station wagons.
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Plymouth
Detroit
Chyster Corporation
Conference Deliberations At Missouri Synod Convention
The Dec 7, 1958 Rapids Gazette reports in hopeful terms on a biennial convention amid inter synod controversy over military chaplains Boy Scout cooperation and theological doctrine. Rev Dr Dowald Hoffmann of New York states a committee is authorized to address the issues.
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Synodical Conference
Inter-Synod
Dowald C. J. Hoffmann
New York
Missouri Synod
Missouri Group
Synod Parley Is Called Peaceful
An official in the Missouri Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Synodical Church describes a peaceful parley as the church approaches a formal assembly in Chicago. No clashes or disruptions are reported as delegates prepare for discussions on doctrinal matters and church governance.
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Chicago
The
Missouri Synod
Evangelical Lutheran Synodical
Changing World Foods Popcorn Offer at Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids a new eating option showcases fully popped tender popcorn and caramel corn with modern seasoning. Earl Fazel advertises at 206 3rd Avenue SW open 2:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. with popcorn crafted in refined oils for superior flavor.
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Jrd
Averce
Earl Fazel
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