Two Women Still Principals In Cedar Rapids Schools
A 1946 snapshot shows Cedar Rapids had 15 grade schools with 13 led by women. Now only two women remain as principals Catherine Eckstein at Cleveland and Irma Davey at Hayes. The shift mirrors national trends with more men entering elementary leadership and broader school services expanding beyond teaching.
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el Duffy
Gazetta Education
Cedar Rapids
Duffy
Uncle Sam
Tional Education Assn
NEA
Catherine Eckstein
Cleveland School
Irma Davey
Hayes
Cedar Tapids
Ees
Raymond Hill
Clyde T. Lindsley
Tyler and Johnson
Hill
Kenwood
Lindsley
Hisenhower School
Cancer Society Meeting Planned in Cedar Rapids
Iowa division leaders plan a 5 county, daylong Cancer Society meeting at the Roosevelt hotel in Cedar Rapids. Dr. R E Welard says the program will review new education films and outline a large fundraising Crusade with volunteers from multiple counties including Linn and Scott.
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Masonries
Talman
Cancer Crusade
Linn County
April Crusade
Dr. Weland
William
Man
Iowa
Roosevelt Hotel
Benton, Black Hawk
Cedar
Clayton
Clinton
Gelaware
Dubuque
Towa
Jackson
Johnson, Jones, Linn
Muscaline
Scott
Tama Counties
Book Ban Lifted in South Africa
PRETORIA AP South Africa lifts its ban on Emite Zola s book the Beast in Man. The action returns the work to readers and signals a change in censorship policy though the exact terms remain unclear.
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Pretoria
South Africa
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