Mercy Hospital honors forty with service awards in Cedar Rapids
Forty Mercy Hospital employees in Cedar Rapids received service awards at a first annual dinner. George Gould led the group with 29 years of service. others recognized include Fifteen Years Carrie Burlingame Mae Toben Ten Years Maude Bennett Kay Pelger Ida Glynn Mildred McClure Catherine Ryan Margaret Sheehy and Five Years Rosena Bova Roberta Buford Leah Cira Tim Coakley Jeanette Davis Louise Deskocil Clara Dougherty Margaret Dunn Eve Edmunds Lydia Elias Magdalen Faul Kathleen Ferrie Virgie Mae Galleger Lottie Janda Burnita Kirchmann Luciene Lawrence Jeanie Lemon Lorraine Madiock Ellen Maher Verda Micheal Anne Moravek Mabel Mottet Virginia Popper Ellen Mullany Mary Rehm Donald Robertson Alice Seney Gladys Thelken J Marie Trowbridge Pearl Wittenmeyer Georgia Ann Vanourny.
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Cedar Rapids
Mercy Hospital
Sisters of Mercy
George Gould
Carrie Burlingame
Mae Toben
Maude Bennett
Kay J. Pelgar
Ida Glynn
Mildred McClure
Catherine Ryan
Margaret Sheehy
Rosena Bova
Roberta Buford
Leah Cira
Tim Coakley
Jeanette Davis
Louise Deskocil
Clara Dougherty
Margaret Dunn
Eve Edmunds
Lydia Elias
Magdalen Faul
Kathleen Ferrie
Virgie Mae Galleger
Lottie Janda
Burnita Kirchmann
Luciene Lawrence
Jeenie Lemon
Lorraine Madiock
Ellen Maher
Verda Micheal
Anne Moravek
Mabel Mottet
Virginia Popper
Ellen Mullany
Mary Rehm
Donald Robertson
Alice Seney
Gladys Thelken
J. Marie Trowbridge
Pearl Wittenmeyer
Georgia Ann Vanourny
Alaska U presides as mountaineer amid glacier rescue
Dr Terris Moore, president of the University of Alaska and noted mountaineer, lands a ski plane on Kahiltna glacier 4650 feet up to assist after a U S Air Force transport vanishes with 52 aboard. He later reports no signs of life and returns to the mountain base.
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Washington
Alaska
Mt. Gannett
Anchorage
Terris Moore
U.S. Air Force
Climbing Minya Konka Marked Great American Ascent
Terris Moore and three companions reached the summit of Minya Konka on October 28 1932 making the highest ascent by Americans on any mountain over four miles high. One climber frostbit his toes during the expedition in Sikang western China after learning of Dr Rock's 1930 National Geographic feature. Moore had previously summited Ecuador’s Chimborazo and Alaska’s Mt Bona and Mt Fairweather in the early 1930s.
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Boston Museum of Science
Denver
Alaska
Moore
Kahiltna
McKinley
Bradford Washipura
Mt. McKinley
Terris Moore
North America
U. S. Army
Mt. Sanford
Joseph F. Rock
National Geographic
Dr. Rock
National Geographic Magazine
Williams College
Ecuador
Chimborazo
Mt. Bona
Mt. Fairweather
Richard L. Burdsall
Arthur B. Emmons III
Jack Theodore Young
Sikang
China
Minya Konka
Sixteen Branches Of Service Taught At Reserve School
After six years of an up and down training program the army reserve corps has developed a school program with real opportunities for reservists. In recent months 125 ORC schools including one in Cedar Rapids have been organized and definite training schedules are being established. Army field plans call for a total.
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Army Reserve Corps
Army
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Frank Bukacek
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Memler
Iowa
Neason
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Fragrance Duo
Killian's
L'Origan
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Emeraude
Paris
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