British Rally Talk Backed By Evidence
Brunez Robb backs a rally claim with evidence as supporters press for action. The report notes public statements and presented data fueling the dispute.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1955
Page
2
Brunez Robb backs a rally claim with evidence as supporters press for action. The report notes public statements and presented data fueling the dispute.
In New York a midtown English silver shop closes in February as British tourism boosts American sales. The article notes England’s postwar austerity easing with meat and cooking advances, while cautioning that the gravy train is uneven and cooks struggle with new routines.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes a two-week cram course in meat cookery and the plan to pass on learned skills to the cook upon return to Blighty. It reflects on postwar Britain where American nylons, once prized, have become common and cheaper there and in Britain, signaling stronger recovery.
State of Iowa Linn County notice that on January 13 1955 Joseph Heyes also known as Joseph Havakate of Linn County Iowa deceased was appointed and certified as executrix of the estate. All persons indebted must immediate payment and those with claims must file them duly verified with Linn County Clerk of the District Court Aenes C Hayek Executrix Joseph J Severa Attorney.
Cedar Rapids notes report dog nuisance near public schools prompts letter to principals by Supt Clyde Parker and filed in city records. sewer extension plan of 5140 feet for 27000 dollars referred to city engineer for approval. planning notes discuss future Clark road extension due to new school development and deed acceptance for street lots. council approves curb cuts for Continental Oil Company driveways and grants permits for a recreation parlor and several beer licenses.
ST. LOUIS United Press reports Emma Schmitt aged 80 remains an avid bowler. She has bowled for 45 years and continues six games weekly, intending to keep rolling as long as possible.
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