Coe College Offers Thirteen Second Term Extension Classes
Thirteen extension courses in fine arts languages social studies philosophy psychology and religion will run at Coe College from February 15 through May 30 as a community service by the college division of educational services. Most classes meet in the late afternoon or evening, no entrance exams are required, and credit costs vary with student status. Registrations are accepted at the first or second class meeting with a $2 registration fee. Credit courses are $10 per credit hour, listeners pay $7.50 per credit hour and are not required to submit written work. For details contact registrar John C. Fisher at Coe College.
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Iowa
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Gazette Trade Schools
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Eis E. Wintz
International Correspondence Schools
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Russia Dissents on Yugoslav Claims Against Austria
London AP report says American British and French deputies rejected Yugoslavia’s territorial aims in Austria. Russia’s Feodor Gusev supported a slice for Carinthia. The council agreed a three page article to be added to the ministers’ report with Russia dissent noted. Lord Hood defended 1938 frontiers and Austria’s survival as an independent state.
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Yugoslavia
Austria
Russia
Big Four
Council of Deputies
Moscow
Feodor Gusev
Carinthia
Council of Foreign Ministers
Lord Hood
Gusev
Mark Clark
United States
Hood
Snake Fancier Cleared by Judge in Liberty Bid
DETROIT AP No komis a pet snake won her right to liberty in Detroit. Mrs Grayce Milton plans to bring 39 more reptiles to her home. She was arrested for disturbing the peace but Recorder's Judge Joseph A Gillis dismissed the charge, finding no crime in carrying the harmless Nokomis. Milton said the snake helps me get a seat on street cars and she plans to bring the rest of her menagerie here from Toledo Ohio.
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Grayce Milton
Milton
Recorder's
Joseph A. Gillis
Nokomis
Toledo
Ohio
Dulles On Brotherhood Lesson At United Nations
John Foster Dulles argues the United Nations is a good school for brotherhood where 50 delegates speak briefly and listen. no race or religion can command majority, yet Western democracies must avoid contempt for others or risk Soviet appeal and peril to the United States, likening the world to a small boat in a tempest.
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John Foster Dulles
EW York
United Nations
United States
35 Nurses To Be Graduated By St. Luke's
Graduation exercises at St. Luke's hospital will honor 35 student nurses from the school of nursing. The 1947 class includes many Cedar Rapids and Iowa City names, with cadet nurse program enrollment and several in federal service. Baccalaureate and diploma ceremonies feature Dr. Frank Travis and Dr. E T. Gough, among others.
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St. Paul’s Methodist Church
School of Nursing
St. Luke’s Hospital
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
Frank Travis
Cedar Rapids
Upper Iowa
The
Methodist Church
M. B. Greene
Robert M. Wray
St. Luke’s
Etta H. Rasmussen
E .T. Gough
Marian C. Roberts
Alice C. Coppess
Floyd Henshaw
Verna Betts
First Christian Church
Andrew E. Kurth
Montrose Hotel
Ava Marie Lahner Roberts
Clarksville
Rosetta Rehmke Thumma
Stanwood
Lois Fitzgerald Richardson
Ainsworth
Maxine West
Velda Anderson Coburn
Parkersburg
Betty Lou Bushnell Ward
Manchester
Shirley Jenks
Lamont
Janice Bissell
Joetta Buresh
Evangeline Bu
Maquoketa
Audrey Rathbun
Waterloo
Shirley Richards
Tipton
Joan Rizos
Wyoming
Ardith Schnell
Dysart
Anna Mae Schupbach
Elgin
Helen Schwartz
Bayard
Alice Jean Scott
Marion
Eloise J. Smith
Cedar Falls
Arleen Sova
Betty Webber
LaPlata
Virginia Weber Lanfier
Barbara Wood
Charles City
Paramount Fluorescent Co
Clark
Chicaoo
Gazette
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Decorah II
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Mortician Dis
Westware, Inc
Cincinnati
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McConnon & Company
Winona Minn
Gnaette
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Benton County
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Williamsburg
Russell Miller Milling Co
2Nd St
Iowan
Malcolm V Bolton
Paws Maniti
Beck Anderson Witwer Farm
Katz Auto Parts
Rawleid
Johnson Counties
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Freeport
Bill Grafft
Central City
Iowa Electric Light and Power, Company
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Gacette
Riverside Press
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Cedar I Rapids
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Smulckoff
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China Nationals Take Linyi Objective in Northeastern Drive
Nationalist forces captured Linyi, capital of Shantung, Saturday, achieving the campaign’s primary objective. Communists were reported retreating in two columns toward Mengyin and Shushui, as the government planned to restore railway service on the Tientsin Pukow line north of Hsuchow. The spokesman said Liu Pochen’s army suffered 30,000 casualties and was halved in strength.
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Card of Thanks and Lost Items in Local Notices
A cluttered want ad page includes a Card of Thanks for neighbors and helpers during bereavement and illness, followed by a remembrance note for John Hanneman. The section also lists numerous Lost and Found notices, personal ads, and business services, including sales pitches for repairs, beauty services, and local trades.
Divinity Student Slain On Mission of Mercy
In Oakland California 29 year old divinity student George Marion Tibbetts of Los Angeles was shot and killed early Saturday during a mercy mission survey for a church. Henry Willis, 28, was booked for investigation after admitting four shots were fired at a man he deemed a prowler. Tibbetts died instantly while seeking a house number as the Reverend Robert B. Munger of Berkeley noted Tibbetts had been visiting the sick and helping the poor.
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Calif
George Marion Tibbetts
Los Angeles
Henry Willis
Ray Pierce
Willis
Tibbetts
Robert B. Munger
Berkeley
After 65 Years British Quit Fort in Alexandria
The British army handed Fort Komed Dik in Alexandria to Egypt after 65 years of occupation and the Egyptian flag was raised. A crowd of about 20,000 greeted the change as police and army detachment attempted to maintain order amid cheering.
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Alexandria
Komed Dik
Egypt
Springfield theater operator pays childish debt by fan
The Springfield theater operator received a $5 money order from an adult patron who said he watched free shows as a child by sneaking in. A report claims the first Chinese railroad was bought and destroyed by the government for offending nymphs mermaids and spirits.
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