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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1949

Page

12

High School Class of 1948 and Its Aftermath

A Cedar Rapids survey of the 1948 graduates shows 10 percent of girls married by November, 1 percent of boys, and 40 percent in full time schooling. Most attend state institutions or Coe Cornell Grinnell. 28 in night or distance study. Emery urges curricula aligned with higher education paths and early college contact. Follow ups planned at two and five years.

Cedar Rapids University of Iowa Iowa State College Iowa State Teachers College Coe Cornell Grinnell United States Census Bureau Emery

Ad From Shanghai Seeks Partner For Synthetic Potatoes

A newspaper ad from a 28 year old foreigner seeks employment and a partner with technical knowledge to build a synthetic potato factory on a rouf of mark apartments. He offers $25,000 US as the missing capital. The sole reply expresses interest in the venture.

Shanghai Patner

Seattle clam eating contest crowns winner Gagnon

Seattle AP reports Joe Gagnon a 26 year old carpenter won the second annual international clam eating contest held Tuesday night. Downing 167 steamed clams were consumed in eight minutes setting a rapid pace and a notable event in local seafood sports.

Seattle Joe Gagnon Carpenter

McGrath proposes three senators per state

Senator J Howard McGrath urged Congress to amend the constitution so each state would elect three senators instead of two. He argued the change would speed legislation distribute committee work and increase state representation, but noted it requires passage by Congress and ratification by three-quarters of the states.

Topeka Kan J. Howard McGrath D-R.i Congress Democratic National Committee Kansas McGrath United States Senate

McGrath Plan Faces Senate Opposition Across Parties

Washington senators from both parties expressed strong opposition to Senator McGrath's proposal for three senators per state. Democratic floor leader Lucas of Illinois said he strongly disagrees and is against the idea. Senator Ferguson of Michigan also rejected the plan, arguing it would not improve efficiency and would harm careful consideration in the Senate.

Washington McGraths Congress Lucas Illinois McGrath Ferguson R-Mich Senate

Psychology Correct If Children Are Loved

University of Michigan psychologist Dr Byron Hughes told the Minnesota dental association that nearly half of U S babies are not wanted at birth and that many babies are accidents. He said fear and parental hesitation contribute to problem children and praised Navajo parents for their affectionate parenting while opposing severe discipline and rigid scheduling.

Minneapolis University of Michigan United States Byron Hughes Minnesota State Dental Association Hughes

Child Psychology Advice Emphasizes Freedom in Care

Hughes says psychologists favor letting kids eat sleep and play when they feel like it. He notes loving tots reduces chances of mistakes in child psychology and supports flexible care.

Margaret O'Brien Weeps At Mother's Wedding

In Palm Beach Florida 12 year old film star Margaret O'Brien cried as she watched her mother Mrs Gladys O'Brien wed orchestra leader Don Sylvia The moment unfolded in the hotel suite of the bride and drew attention from reporters and photographers alike.

Palm Beach, Fla Margaret O’brien Gladys O’brien Don Sylvia Margaret

Girl in Rome Dress Refuses Stepfather Kiss at Palm Beach Ceremony

During a five minute civil ceremony in Palm Beach County Judge Richard P. Rob presided as Margaret, tearful and with red eyes, wore a white taffeta dress sewn by nuns in Rome and a navy Quaker sun bonnet. She wept when told of wedding plans and asked her mother to wait two years until she is 14.

Palm Beach Richard P. Rob Margaret Rome Italy

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