G I Gazette reports service news and a wedding
Seaman Apprentice Rod Holtz recovering after hernia surgery in San Diego Naval Hospital. Other servicemen listed include Pvt Eugene Vistisel in Yokohama, Marvin Hollingsswords in Tokyo, and Lt John Druxbury bound for Alasnar with the Seventy first division. Sgt Bernard Zimmerman wed Elizabeth Statler in Zurich as he awaits sailing for home.
Educator Named for Cedar Rapids Cerebral Palsy Center
Evelyn Sommerdorf was announced as a teacher at the United Cerebral Palsy Association center in Cedar Rapids. With a new classroom opening, the center will provide schooling to handicapped children, including some new to formal classes. Sommerdorf, a Iowa State Teachers College graduate with certifications in kindergarten and elementary education, previously taught in Van Horne and Burlington.
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Evelyn Sommerdorf
Cerebral Palsy Center
Cedar Rapids
United Cerebral Palsy Association of
Greater Cedar Rapids
Army reservist from Cedar Rapids headed to Guam base
Four member reconnaissance battalion member Mervyn J. Sturdivan, a Wilforx high school graduate and 1952 Franklin High School alum, is now a corporal in the army engineers at an air base on Guam. He has served 17 months and is slated to return home in May.
Cedar Rapids Area Sees 600+ Enter Military in 1954
In 1954 Cedar Rapids area saw over six hundred young men enter the army navy and marines through local recruiting offices and the Linn county draft board. Army led with about 204 draftees while the navy enlisted 146 and the marines 139. Second Lt Louis B Myers son of Mr and Mrs Herman D Myers recently completed the marine corps officers basic course at Quantico and is assigned there. Frt Donal L Shearer of Cedar Rapids graduated from the southeastern signal school at Camp Gordon Ga. Home on leave Pvt Howard L Prosser was to Camp Chaffee Ark for airborne training. Airman Gary F Curry reported to Pensacola Naval Air Station after duties at Memphis. he is married to Betty Bowden of Cedar Rapids. Basic Trainee Pvt John D B Manning was assigned to the 8th Fifth Armored Division Medical Tank Battalion at Camp Chaffee.
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Eugene Vistisel
Frank Vistisel
Second Street
Yokohama
Japan
Far East Command
Wilson High School
University of Tawa
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Stc
Marvin D. Hollingsswords
Ceril E. Gleson
Elmhurst Drive
Tokyo
Korea
Iowa State College
Army
John T. Druxbury
Hugh EB. Duxbury
Twenty-seventh Street
Pir
Dilman A. Beck
Dilman E. Beck
I Corps
Cornell College
Jon Ty. Liverty
George [D. Livezey
First Marine Division
Ile
John M. Henderson
Kir
John Fuckhaber
Thirteenth Street
Third Marine Division
Camp Ris
Corps
Wilson High
Fort Bliss
Texas
Transportation Movement Control
Fort Eustis
Cedar Rapids
Navy
Marines
Linn County
Louis B. Myers
Herman D. Myers
Seventeenth Avenue SE
Marine Corps Schools
Quantico
University of Iowa
Shirley WJ. Shimon
Iowa City
Donal L. Shearer
C. D. Shearer
Southeastern Signal School
Camp Gor Fan
Howard L. Prosser
George H. Karns
Javenue
Weing Road
Fort Campbell
Gary EF. Curry
E. J. Curry
Dalewood Avenue
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Fla
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Tenn
Betty Bowden
Roosevelt High School
John DB. Manning
Rosella Manning
Eighth Street
Fifth Armored Division
Mojave Desert Transforms Into Rapidly Growing Frontier
A bustling influx of military personnel explorers and homesteaders has turned the Mojave into a thriving area. Six bases house about 50 000 people while towns like Apple Valley Palmdale and Hesperia expand with new roads schools and industry. Industrial plants and air bases rise as settlers chase cheap land and irrigation advances.
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Graham Berry
Barstow
Calif
Mojave Desert
America
Mojave
San Gabriel
San Bernardino Mountains
Colorado River
Los Angeles
Metire
Eure
Edwards Air Force
Apple Valley
Palmdale
Ers
Afb
Hesperia
Lota
Newt Hass
California
Tomato growing quirks in Britain’s heated homes
The text notes heat for tomatoes in Britain via greenhouse use or fireplaces. It describes how the plants reject uneven temperatures and require warmth throughout, likening their need to that of Americans and Swedes. It references challenges of central heating and the preference for consistent warmth.
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Britain
British Householders Favor Open Fire Over Central Heating
AP reports that Britons resist central heating arguing a temperate climate, preferring open coal fires. They cite cold bathrooms and burst pipes while claiming modern heating is unhealthy and unnecessary, even as winter chills persist and Norman Conquest winters loom.
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Alvin Steinkopf
Hal Angie
London
Britain
Open fires and atmosphere clash with modern warmth ideas
The text reflects a debate on heating methods with remarks on water radiators drying air, the romance of open coal fires, and the discomfort of uneven warmth. It contrasts self indulgence with practical comfort, hinting at evolving house design and energy use.
Performing Lion Finds New Home in Wisconsin
A 200 pound eight month old performing lion named Monty found a new home after many calls to the Animal Welfare League seeking to adopt him. The league announced Monty will go to Racine Wisconsin.
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Chicago
Monty
Animal Welfare League
Racine
Wis
Sheriff halts search for man held in jail over hunger
DETROIT LAKES Minn UP Sheriff D A Wennerstrom called off a search for Harald Ryen wanted for abandonment. He learned Ryen had been admitted to the county jail by his wife because he was tired and hungry and wanted a place to rest.
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Detroit Lakes
Minn
D. A. Wennerstrom
Harald Ryen
Wennerstrom
Ryen
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