Want To Fly For The Navy Interview In Cedar Rapids
Naval aviation cadet selection board led by Lieut. P. S. Dalton will conduct interviews in Cedar Rapids at the post office building on Wednesday December 17 for men aged 20 to 27 with at least half the college credits. Candidates must be native born or naturalized for at least 10 years, unmarried, and agree to remain unmarried for two years after starting training. The program outlines training, pay, and progression to commissioned rank in the naval or marine corps reserve, with details on flight training, ground training, and benefits including pay, subsistence, life insurance, and a $150 uniform allowance.
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Architect Reflects On War Impact And Cedar Rapids Projects
In an interview, a Cedar Rapids architect discusses war strain on military leadership, defense priorities, and building substitutions. He recalls designing Memorial building, City Hall, high schools, and college facilities, and notes shifts in architecture amid material shortages and defense needs. He supports bombing Tokio and endorses stricter local building regulation.
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H. E. Hunter
Cedar Rapids
Henry Hornbostel
Pittsburgh
Memorial
Elks Club
Grant Vocational
American Trust
Stewart Memorial Library
Greene Hall
Coe
Britain Deliberately Refrains From Asking Russia War on Japan
London reports indicate Britain will not seek a Russian declaration of war against Japan for now. The Times and Daily Mail urged Russia to confront Japan, while officials argue Russia’s war with Germany should not be diverted and that Japan would strain British and American production.
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All Americans In Bangkok Safe Says State Dept Cable
The U S State Department said a cablegram dated December 10 advised that all members of the U S legation staff in Bangkok were safe. A December 11 cable from Penang reported all American residents in Penang were safe so far as known.
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