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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1955

Page

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Raising Iowa mental health salaries since the thirties

The piece traces Iowa state salaries for mental health superintendents from about $3,600 in the mid thirties to $13,200 to $15,000 plus maintenance for psychiatrists in 1950s proposals. It cites Dr. Andrew H. Woods on housing, research, and outreach as keys to effective reform, arguing money alone won’t solve staffing issues.

Board of Control Iowa Andrew H. Woods Iowa City Woods University of Iowa Psychopathic Psychopathic Hospital

Women Are Winterized Insiders of Cold Weather

An Illinois physiology professor explains women resist extreme cold better due to fat insulation and body composition. He contrasts with men’s muscle tissue having less insulation, noting women stay warmer yet still use hot water bottles and heating aids at night.

Illinois Andrew C. Ivy University of Illinois Chicago Daily News Ivy

Calorie counsels and taste in George Sokolsky notes

The column quips about diet fads and free advice on longevity with sturgeon and bagels, rye bread, and Chartreuse ingredients. It jokes about vitamins and calories while praising Herbert Hoover’s hard living and long hours as an example.

Vichy Saratoga Herbert Hoover

Kline elected vice president of national farm bureau

Allan B. Kline of Vinton was chosen vice president of the American Farm Bureau Federation at a Chicago meeting. He had led the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation since 1944 and was reelected to a second term in November.

Allan B. Kline Vinton American Farm Bureau Federation Chicago Kline Iowa Farm Bureau Federation W P. F. Keehn Cedar Rapids

UN Security Council by drawing lots prompts moral outrage

A columnist condemns UN practice of selecting rotating Security Council members by lottery and criticizes the handling of China’s seat and Korea war fallout. The piece argues for vacant seats over random picks and accuses Nehru and Britain of damaging moral authority amid Cold War tensions.

Security Council United Nations Nehru Red China Korea U. N Soviet Russia

Nile Dam Is Worth Riding

Washington editorial argues for U S aid to Egypt for the High Aswan dam project. It details total cost at 1.3 billion dollars, split between Egyptian and foreign funding, and outlines phases spanning up to 15 years with power generation and agricultural benefits. It defends American and British support against cotton concerns and emphasizes economic feasibility and global leadership.

Washington United States Egypt High Aswan Dam Great Pyramids America World Bank Congress High Aswan Britain International Bank For Reconstruction and Development Kremlin

Truman sized timing of 1952 run off March

The piece notes Truman waited until late March to announce he would not seek re election in 1952 and argues the timing balanced party leadership needs. It discusses Eisenhower speculation, health concerns, and calls for a careful decision without rush or delay before the convention.

Truman Congress Iself Eisenhower Paul Hoffman Hoffman

How to Talk to Your Doctor About Child Health

Dr. Molner argues for clear, plain language between doctors and patients in health decisions. He cites a conference with doctors nurses and school officials showing parents resist treatments unless doctors state recommendations plainly. He urges direct statements like I recommend such and such and asks patients to request plain guidance in return.

Random Views on Using Daily Weather Forecasts

A collection of opinions from workers and residents on how weather forecasts guide safety, clothing, and travel plans. Lincoln Zarub photographs accompany the piece. Residents discuss winter ice, snow driving, summer tornadoes, and everyday dress and routines influenced by forecasts.

Lincoln Zarub Jack Thews E Avenue NE Delbert Smyth Ely

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