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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1957

Page

16

Cedar Rapids Scouts to Receive Eagle Rank Monday

Two Cedar Rapids teens Gary L. Gongwere and William Rinderknecht will be awarded Scouting's Eagle rank at 7 30 p m Monday at Cleveland school Explorer Post 33 presents the honors after ten years in Scouting Gongwere 15 son of Mr and Mrs Simon A Gongwere and Rinderknecht 15 son of Mr and Mrs Harold Rinderknecht have both spent summers at Scout camps and active in Troop 33 Rinderknecht joined in 1953 and Gongwere began in California before moving to Cedar Rapids both are sophomores at Roosevelt high school and will become the second and third members of Explorer troop 33 to earn Eagle honors

Cedar Rapids Gary L. Gongwer Simon A. Gongwer Johnson Avenue William Rinderknecht Harold Rinderknecht Tenth Avenue Explorer Cleveland School Camp Waubeek Gary High Sierra Mountains Big Horn Los Angeles California Lorraine Calif Troop 33 Bill Explorer Scout Troop Black Crescent Order of the Arrow Young Rinderknecht Trinity Lutheran Church Roosevelt High School Rinderknecht Roosevelt Gongwer Explorer Troop 33 Bill Jurgensen E. W. Jurgensen Sixteenth Street

Vesper Concert and Art Exhibit Planned by Cedar Rapids Schools

Cedar Rapids public schools plan a 3 p.m. vesper concert and art exhibit next Sunday at the Memorial Coliseum. Roosevelt high school cornet trio and groups from McKinley high, Roosevelt eighth grade, Van Buren and Wright schools perform with Roosevelt and Wilson ensembles providing pieces. Roosevelt students also display artwork from Roosevelt, McKinley, Arthur, Buchanan, Fillmore, Polk, and Taylor schools. The program includes The Star Spangled Banner, Wilson band, choruses from Wright and Roosevelt, and a cornet trio arranged by Hass with pieces by Agostini and others.

Cedar Rapids’ Public Cedar Rapids Memorial Coliseum Roosevelt High School Burton Pattee Jim Randolph Charles Millard McKinley High School Roosevelt van Buren and Wright Coliseum McKinley Junior High Arthur, Buchanan, Fillmore, Polk and Taylor Rosevelt Roosevelt Band S. M. Pattee Highland Drive Calvin Millard Sixteenth Street Harriet Randolph Twentieth Street John Hutchins Wilson High School Max Northrup Frank Erickson Clare E. Grundman Wright Elementary School Chorus Keith Moreland L. V. Sweesy Charles Connolly K. K. Davis Roosevelt Eighth Grade Ramon Hass Mabel Ormston Robert W. Gibb Praetorius Roosevelt Cornet Agostini van Buren Jeanne Stover Madelein Kauffman Strattner Brahms Cromwell Dixie Emmett McKinley Senior Choir Paul Anthony Hoppin Mary Averre Johnny Wilson High School Band America

Britain Shifts Course Under New Macmillan Plan

Europe today reports Britain’s new leadership moving to a drastic reform of government, economy, and foreign policy. Harold Macmillan aims to rally national pride with an “opportunity state,” appoints three wartime style czars to oversee defense, industry, and information, and shifts toward closer ties with Europe and the Commonwealth while reducing dependence on the United States.

London INS Britain Iron Curtain Great Britain John Bull Macmillan Harold Macmillan Tower of Babel Macmillan and Company Anthony Eden France United States North Atlantic Treaty Organization Europe Commonwealth Western Europe Russia

Cedar Rapids 1956 Trade Recap Shows Broad Health Boost

Annual Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce report shows 15 of 20 metrics rising in 1956 with employment down slightly and railcar items mixed. Records set in air cargo, total air freight, building permits, clearing house activity, electric usage, gas and water use, post office receipts, and real estate transfers.

Cedar Rapids

From Iron to College at Arizona State University

Merle C. Nutt left his Illinois iron works presidency to become an engineering professor at Arizona State University. After pursuing an MA at Iowa, he joined ASU at 56, arguing business insight helps teach and stressing practical training over book learning. He notes the iron foundry and the classroom both require hands-on guidance.

Nutt Arizona State Phoenix Grady Gammage Gammage Iron Works

Nazette to Lead Linn County Easter Seal Campaign

Richard F. Nazette Linn County attorney and first Easter Seal chairman will head the 1957 campaign. Announcement by Arthur Bezdek of the Linn County Society for Crippled Children and Adults notes the group supports all crippling conditions. The YMCA Easter Seal Rehabilitation Center serves over 50 people in 12 cases with a $19,482 goal. the drive mailings go out late next month before Easter. The society board meets Feb 12 to plan the annual program. Nazette is a former Society member and active in the state body.

Richard F. Nazette Linn County Nazette Arthur Bezdek Linn County Society For YMCA Linn County Society

Alcoholics Anonymous to Hear Dr Mulford in Cedar Rapids

Dr Hal Mulford head of sociology at the University of Iowa will speak at the Cedar Rapids Alcoholics Anonymous meeting in the clubrooms 109 Second avenue SE Monday at 8 p.m. The open meeting will feature his study of alcoholism for the state legislature.

Hal Mulford University of Iowa Cedar Rapids Alcoholics Anonymous Second Avenue SE Mulford

Milwaukee credit manager named William Cash

William Cash is described as the credit manager of a Milwaukee automobile agency. The brief note identifies his role and city but provides no further details.

Milwaukee William Cash Milwaukee Automobile Agency

Immigrant 100 Year Old Finds New Life in Greenville

Mrs. Demetra Christophills of Greece arrives at her son’s Greenville home to begin a new life in the United States. At age 100, she plans to adapt to American routines and celebrate a fresh chapter with family.

Greenville, S.C Demetra Christophills Greece America

AMC Withdraw From NAM Over Policy Conflicts

Detroit report says American Motors Corp president George Romney cited policy conflicts on labor relations and cost cutting as reasons for leaving the National Association of Manufacturers. AMC halted NAM dues in 1954 and resigned November 7, 1955, while noting disagreement over NAM's approach to labor issues.

NAM UAW AMC Romney Milwaukee Kenosha Wis Grand Rapids Mich Association Detroit George Romney American Motors Corporation National Association of Manufacturers American Motors Ford Motor Company United Auto Workers

Girl 4 Demands Arrest of Grandma Over Nap Refusal

In Grand Rapids Michigan a four year old Lindy phoned Juvenile Officer Jack Fahlstedt demanding her grandma be jailed for making her nap. The officer said the office does not handle grandmothers and the complaint was withdrawn.

Grand Rapids, Mich Jack Fahlstedt Lindy Fahlstedt

Hawkeye Aeroneers Name New Officers

Cedar Rapids model plane enthusiasts elect Bill Green as president Dave Novak as vice president Gary Feekes as secretary Clark Ross as treasurer Trustees chosen are Lawrence Conover Don Garnett and Dick Ferris Conover named director of the annual John Parlis Memorial model airplane meet set for Cedar Rapids on a summer date yet to be announced.

Hawkeye Aeroneers Cedar Rapids Bill Green Dave Novak Gary Feekes Clark Ross Lawrence Conover Don Garnett Dick Ferris Conover John Parlis

Atomic science aids back breeding of extinct animals and plants

Washington reports British researchers using irradiation on tulips to revert traits and advance back-breeding. Hecks, Bell and others are cited as pioneers in reviving aurochs and tarpan through selective crossing, with living examples in Munich Hellabrunn zoo and Brookfield zoo.

Washington Heinz Lutz Heck Europe Corsica France Iceland Gotland Heck Chicago Brookfield Zoo Germany Bella Pioneer

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