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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 29, 1944

Page

10

Warm Quality Of Drama In Todd Duncan Recital

Harriet Swain Sullivan notes Todd Duncan’s Porgy performance at a Community Concert, praising his alive Gershwin delivery and dramatic phrasing while suggesting Handel and classic selections could have opened stronger. he shares ovations with Charlotte Wesley and pianist William Allen.

Todd Duncan Porgy Duncan Theater Guild du Bose Heyward Charlotte Wesley William Allen

Leap Day and Wartime Tips Blend In One Column

The Leap Year day as a rare annual event is described with historical notes from En cyclopaedia Britannica. The piece recounts legends of women wooing on leap years and medieval laws in Scotland France Genoa and Florence. It shifts to wartime household advice on rice spice and packaging to conserve resources. It urges collectors to reuse containers and recycle toothpaste tubes to aid shortages.

Encyclopedia Britannica Julius Caesar Scotland France Genoa Florence

Women in War Work Interviewed by Dora Jane Hamblin

Mrs Coburn of 1928 Linden Drive SE discusses Red Cross home service corps work. She volunteers two days a week, averaging 12 hours, interviewing servicemen and families, verifying furloughs, and coordinating with field directors.

A. J. Coburn, Jr Linden Drive Red Cross James Sigmund Home Service

Red Cross Home Service in Linn County Women Share War Work

A Cedar Rapids Red Cross home service volunteer describes pattern orders for 1944 Anne Adams patterns, wartime field work, and the importance of home visits. She notes her son's Navy service, the need for help at home, and the ongoing effort to keep corps meetings current and meaningful.

Red Cross Army Navy Corps Linn County Yse A. J. Coburn III Civil Engineering Corps of Camp Peary, Va

Extra Soft Pillows Bring Comfort to Home Patients

Mary Beard of the American Red Cross urges caregivers to provide soft pillows to hospitalized loved ones. The piece explains proper pillow arrangement to maintain alignment, elevate the head gradually, and keep the back straight, with tips for assisting patients safely and effectively.

Pinafore Polly Pattern 702 and related doll clothes kit

Pattern 702 offers instructions and materials for a doll wardrobe priced at 15 cents. Include pattern number, your name and address in headlined order from Needlecraft Dept. Chicago 80 111.

Polly Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept West Randolph Street Chicago

Engagement of Bonnie Jonas to Harvey McCalley

Announcement of the engagement between Miss Bonnie Jonas daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis W Jonas of 716 Ninth Avenue SW and Harvey Dale McCalley son of Mr and Mrs Wesely L McCalley of 651 Twenty-first Avenue The couple linked by Wilson High School and University of Iowa affiliations with McCalley returning from three years of naval service.

Bonnie Jonas Louis W. Jonas Ninth Avenue Harvey Dale McCalley Wesely L. Mcarene Twenty-first Avenue Miss Jonas Wilson High School University of Iowa McCalley Navy Carl W. Tritle John Tritle Alburnett Camp Campbell Ivan Marine Corps San Diego Calif Louis Picek Camp Waldron Farragut Idaho Hamilton Street Rothwell D. Proctor Charles H. Proctor B Avenue Comdr Preector Naval Air Technical Training Center Ward Island Corpus Christi Texas

Lawyers Oppose Federal Medical Security Bill In ABA

The American Bar Association house of delegates on Monday rejected the federal medical security bill calling it a direct attack on the rights and liberties of the citizens of this country.

Chicago House of Delegates American Bar Association

Costumed Gay Nineties Musical Presented by Cedar Rapids Woman's Club

The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club dramatic art department staged Ye Old Town Hall a Gay Nineties musical at a Monday meeting. Red Cross appeals were made and state trade barriers discussed by visiting speaker Ann Hunter of Dallas. The club donated a $25 war bond to the Red Cross and $32 to the blood plasma bank. Lifelong member A G Brown earned life member status after 30 years and $75. New members Thomas Sinkler, Stanley Masierak, and Leo B Mull were announced. The nature and garden department will host a silver tea Thursday with noon coffee for the surgical bandage group. sandwiches are requested.

Dramatic Art Cedar Rapids W. R. Armstrong A. G. Brown Woman's Club A. Matilda Snouffer Thomas Sinkler Stanley Masierak Leo B. Mull Nature and Garden Department

Military Personnel Travel and Promotions Noted in Cedar Rapids

The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists service members returning from furloughs, transfers, or deployments across the United States and Europe. Highlights include Lt. Rouse earning aerial navigator wings, Pvt. Johns joining paratroopers at Fort McClellan, and Lt. Gates awaiting leave in Cedar Rapids with his family.

Pvt Neil Johns Cedar Rapids Fort McClellan Ala Walter H. Lammers Avenue

Lewis Says CIO Under Communist Domination

New York Times quotes John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers and CIO founder alleging Communist control within the CIO. He says he would bar all Communists from U S labor unions and calls Murray and Hillman “prisoners” of communism. Murray replies he is not a prisoner of Lewisism or communism.

New York New York Times John L. Lewis United Mine Workers of America CIO Congress of Industrial Organizations Lewis United States Philip Murray Mine Workers’ Union Sidney Hillman Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America the Times Murray Washington

Tojo Calls Harsh Action Against Dissenters

Premier Hideki Tojo urged judges and prosecutors in a Tokyo broadcast to act mercilessly against anyone who disturbs national solidarity. He framed the moment as a critical period and called for all efforts to crush the enemies America and Britain to hasten victory.

New York Hideki Tojo Tokyo Radio Tojo America Britain

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Harriett Swain Sullivan Mr. Duncan Alec Templeton Mr. Handel Moussorgsky Wendt Saint-Saens By Naomi Doebel Union Station Women In War Work Dora Jane Hamblin Home Service Corps Pattarn Dept N. Clinton St Anne Adams Y.M.C.A Ration Board New Orleans Mary Beard American Red Oss Killian Isave Harvey McCalley First Church OF Christ Scientist Cedar Rapids, Iowa Adair Hickman C.S.B New York City Mother Church The First Church of Christ Boston Massachusetts God Second Avenue Or. Ae We Jewelry Co Lawyers Rap Bill Inal Vicks Nature and Garden Crara Selfor Home Specialty Store First Avenue NE Pfc Ignatius A. Lana Camp Breckenridge Twenty-second Avenue Frank B. Lana Hayes Street Robert L. Rouse Lloyd ©. Rouse Route 3 Vinton San Marcos Army Air Forces LT. Rouse William J. Valenta Waycross Indianapolis Ind Frank J. Valenta C Avenue NW James Earl Parry I. H. Parry Twentieth Avenue SW Southwest Pacific Gazette John Charles Parry Milton Kubicek, Jr Marine Paratroop Corps M. J. Kubicek Dishman Wash Bougainville Katherine Martin Twenty-sixth Street Kubicek Elmer H. Hodge Army Airways Communications System Greenwood S. C Cpl. Hodge Alma E. Bailey Cascade Ralph Hodge Joseph Stourne Keeslerfield Miss Air Transport Command Army Air Base Maxton N. C Collins Radio Company Mathew Herbeck A. F. Herbeck Oakland Avenue Pacific el Moeller Susan Moeller Third Street Maxwell Field Decatur Robert A. Smith Toledo Ohio Laura M. Smith Center Point Road J.g Fort Schuyler N. Y John W. Platt Italy Harry W. Platt Fourth Avenue Richard Franklin Gates Frank T. Gates Sixteenth Street Hondo Army Air Field Gates Cedar Rapid Mt. Pleasant William L. Sywers Glenwood Springs Colo Second Street Arthur A. Miner, Jr Arthur A. Miner Miner South Pacific William V. Burger Coe College Air Corps Marchfield Lincoln Neb Lincoln Air Base Coe Burger Philip Dean Hawley George Hawley Center Ips Melvin Wertz Ed Wertz Mt. Vernon Leonard J. Nemec Fort Robinson L. Nemec First Street LT. Gates Bezdek’s Johnson Avenue Marion Boulevard Hitler Hite Mussolini Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
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