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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1957

Page

3

Circus Minus Its Big Top Is Limbering Up

Sarasota news reports the Ringling Brothers circus, after ending its Pittsburgh tour, plans indoor arena shows and ball parks. About 1,500 workers daily practice in Sarasota, while the old winter quarters fade. The company trims costs from 175000 to 60000 dollars weekly to regain finance.

Circus Charles R. Smith Sarasota Fla Big Top John Ringling North Pittsburgh Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus Arthur Concello

Melody Adaptation Returns in Cairo Nightlife

The song I Love Paris by Cole Porter faded after the British French invasion of Egypt last November. It has reappeared in a Cairo club with a lyric tweak, now sung as I Love Madrid.

Cairo Cole Porter Paris Egypt Madrid

Grandmother Hobbles After Borrowed Stilts Accident

Amma Haddox, 67, a grandmother, was hospitalized Wednesday with a broken leg after an attempt to use stilts borrowed from neighborhood children. The incident occurred in Charleston, West Virginia, and her condition was described as stable.

Charleston W. Va Ins Amma Haddox

Family of 15 Evicted Seeks Home in Chicago

An evicted Chicago couple, Louis and Mrs Emlund, search Wednesday for someone to sell or rent a home to their 15 person family including 13 children. The family, which has lived in a five room West Side duplex for 15 years, faces sheltering ten children at a Salvation Army facility as they try to find new lodging after the eviction.

Chicago Louis Emlund Salvation Army United Press Emlund West Side

Family displaced as run down rental is condemned

Mrs Emlund and her large family faced eviction after the building was condemned. New owners planned a remodel, seven children plus several teens and adults found shelter at the Salvation Army after police moved furniture to the station garage. The family sought a six room home at about $75 a month while the father searched for work. Louis, the eldest son, is in the army and due home soon.

Emlunds Emlund Memphis Tenn Minnie Dillard Gresham Park Salvation Army Mark Carol Debbie Paul Linda David Laura Marlene Joan Martha James Donald Louis

Notice of Appointment of Executrix in Dunbar Estate

Maude E. Dunbar named Executrix of Allan Dunbar estate in Linn County Iowa on February 6 1957. Creditors must settle debts with the executrix or file claims with Linn County Clerk of Court through Blake Shipton attorney.

Arrontmens State of Iowa Linn County Allan Dunbar E. Dunbar Maude E. Dunbar Blake Shipton

Reds plan infiltration of Negro groups

A non Communist attorney and observer at a recent Communist party convention told Senate Internal Security subcommittee that the party plans an extremely special effort to infiltrate and take over Negro groups. Carl Rachlin of Brooklyn said the drive may fail but warrants watching. He described three opposing leaders Foster Dennis and Gates and noted internal tensions over tactics versus long term goals. Dennis is to testify next.

Washington Communist Party Carl Rachlin Brooklyn N.Y Senate Internal Security Subcommittee Rachlin New York American Civil Liberties Union Dennis Foster Gates Soviet Union William Z. Foster Eugene Dennis John Gates Daily Worker Moscow

National committee eyes new leadership amid old guard

A fragmented report notes the party plans to elect national officers next year while weighing how to handle aging leaders. Delegates reportedly face a choice between renewal and continuity as a 60 member body endorses cautious reforms.

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