Eisenhower’s Restless Moderation on World and Home Policy
The draft of quotes shows Dwight D. Eisenhower portraying himself as a middle-of-the-road conservative in domestic matters and a strong internationalist in foreign affairs. He critiques sovereignty pooling, supports free enterprise, defends property rights, warns against centralized bureaucracy, and emphasizes balanced sacrifice among America and Western Europe.
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Larry Klingman
INS
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Eisenhower
Europe
Asia
U. S
Last Mid Year High School Graduation in Cedar Rapids
Four public high schools will graduate 134 seniors Friday in what is Cedar Rapids last mid year commencement. Ceremonies at 8 p m in Memorial coliseum feature Marcus Bach professor of religion at the University of Iowa. He speaks on Wanted World Citizens. Roosevelt High School loses 43 seniors. Diplomas go to 32 Wilson 31 Franklin 28 McKinley. Bach notes minority faiths work and is author of several books and plays. Superintendent Clyde Parker urges attendance and notes ticketed seating for relatives.
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Cedar Rapids
Memorial Coliseum
Marcus Bach
University of Iowa
Roosevelt High School
Wilson
Franklin
McKinley
Bach
Supt. of
Clyde Parker
R. L. Moehlmann
Mendelssohn
Milton E. White
Bethany Congregational Church
Dem Serail
Mozart
Supt
Pierre A. Tracy
Fred J. Kluss
Roosevelt
W. L. Paxson
Bruce Allingham
Service clubs host joint meeting speaker Doesburg
John H. Doesburg Jr of Washington DC will speak at a Cedar Rapids service clubs luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel. Sponsored by the Kiwanis club, his talk titled Ben Franklin Printer Soldier Statesman and Diplomat ties to National Printing Week and Franklin’s 246th birthday. Doesburg is a former secretary of R R Donnelley and Sons and a partner in Doesburg Goddess and Bowes. He is Northwestern Law School educated and served as a World War II lieutenant commander.
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John H. Doesburg, Jr
Washington, D. C
Printing Industry of America
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
Doesburg
Kiwanis Club
Ben Franklin
Franklin
R. R. Donnelley and Sons
Chicago
Doesburg, Goddess and Bowes
Chicago Corporation
Northwestern University Law School
Carleton Representative Plans School Visits in Iowa City
Miss Barbara Schulke from Carleton College will visit Franklin McKinley and Roosevelt high schools on Tuesday. She plans Franklin at 9, McKinley at 10 30 and Roosevelt at 1 p.m. Schulke joined the admissions staff last fall after two years as a stewardess with Chicago and Southern airlines.
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Barbara Schulke
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Franklin
McKinley
Roosevelt
More Therapists for Nova Scotia Sought
Halifax report cites Dr. W D Tevenson chief neuro surgeon of Victoria hospital saying Nova Scotia needs more physical and occupational therapists and that Canada must be supplied by trained therapists from McGill and the University of Toronto.
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Halifax
N. S
Nova Scotia
W. D. Tevenson
Victoria Hospital
Canada
McGill University
University of Toronto
1952 Forecast for Commercial Aviation and Moon Flight
Aviation Week predicts 1952 will be the peak year for domestic air travel with fares possibly dropping below four dollars per mile. More ocean crossing by air than sea is foreseen, and Los Angeles to San Francisco coach service after 1948 boosted air travel from 28 to 43 percent in 1949. Breuer cites Major Alexander de Seversky predicting moon flights within 50 years and space travel becoming common, with rocket ships accelerating then decelerating to counter gravity. The Iowa Conservation Commission uses a 125 hp Cub flown by John Talbot to catch fish and game violators, coordinating with ground cars. Byron Swanson resigns as commander of the 9688th air reserve squadron. Robert Ettinger appointed. January meetings slated with briefings and talks on written expression concepts.
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Aviation Week
Ocean
Los Angeles
Alexander de Seversky
de Seversky
Iowa Conservation Commission
John Talbot
Center
Byron Swanson
9688Th
Air Reserve
Robert Ettinger
Ettinger
Truman Allen
Sherman Air Force Base
Vernon Lichtenstein
Shrine Temple
Louis Cullman Set for Monday Masonic Lodge Installation
Louis Cullman to be installed Monday as worshipful master of Crescent lodge AF and AM in Cedar Rapids. He succeeds L Morgan Craft. The 7 30 p m service in Mason ic hall invites members and wives. Other lodge officers include Norman W Whelpley William M Schneider George F Miller and more. Refreshments cards and dancing follow. 1940 population note added.
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Louis Cullman
I Crescent Lodge
A.F
A.M
Cedar Rapids
L. Morgan Craft
Masonic Hall
Norman W. Whelpley
William M. Schneider
George F. Miller
George E. Farmer
Jay W. Hesser, Jr
Harley N. Bowser
Rollin Frink
William F. Seaton
C. Fred Larson
John E. Stevenson
Tyler
Adolph C. Barta
George R. Starman
Edward E. Sparling
John W. Smith
Barta
Starman
Sparling
Color-Conscious Probers May Embarrass Brass
Washington AP reports a House Armed Services procurement subcommittee will press for uniform pricing across services for common items. Testimony may reveal color coded gear differences such as barracks bags and blankets in air force blue army olive drab marine forest and navy white.
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Washington
House
Armed Services Procurement Subcommittee
Highway Patrol Veteran Returns From Navy Recall
Cal Wagner of the Iowa Highway Patrol, recalled to active duty in 1950, has returned home to Cedar Rapids with three years Navy service behind him. Assigned to regular patrol by Set. James Clapp, he adjusts to family life with his 19 month old daughter at 3215 Mt Vernon Road SE after duties aboard a submarine tender.
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Cedar Rapids
Armed Forces
Cal Wagner
Iowa Highway Patrol
Wagner
Harold DeGear
DeGear
Navy
San Diego
Puerto Rico
South Pacific
Set
James Clapp
Mt. Vernon Road
Five Prison Camps Authorized for Subversives
Washington customs officials report five camps authorized by Congress to detain subversives in a national security emergency. Tule Lake Avon Park Florence Wickenburg and El Reno sites rehabilitated to hold federal prisoners and guards on standby. The McCarran act provides for seizure during invasion war or insurrection, with up to 15 000 believed eligible for immediate apprehension and possible continued custody after review boards.
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Washington
Justice Department
Congress
House
Appropriations Subcommittee
Federal Prisons Bureau
Tule Lake
Calif
Avon Park
Fla
Florence
Tooth Arrives Late for 89 Year Old in Memphis
In Memphis Tennessee 89 year old Charles F Yancey who has been without teeth for years begins cutting a new lower tooth. The report notes the tooth arrival comes late and could complete his dental restoration.
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Memphis, Tenn
Charles F
Yancey
Elberfield Man Marks Shared Birthday Milestone
In Elberfield Indiana 66 year old John Snyder celebrates his birthday on October 10 a date shared with three of his grandchildren all born within a year of each other making for a family themed milestone day.
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Elberfield, Ind
John Snyder
Next Year’s Income Taxes To Be Higher
The AP reports many taxpayers will face higher federal income taxes next year even without new rate changes. The existing law raised rates effective November 1, so the 1951 increase appears on returns due March 15, for only November and December, about one sixth of the year.
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Washington
Congress
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