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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1955
Page
4
John Reynolds describes his Noon Report at home a lively mix of family news. He notes letters from his brother and two-starred soldiers arriving by mail. The feature follows daily calls, interruptions, and playful exchanges about lunch, chores, and small household purchases.
Dense mixed classifieds list services and notices including a lost male hound pup near Otis east of 44th Street, multiple business ads for cleaning, tax services, printing, upholstery, and home repairs, plus plumbing and contracting entries. Safer, neutral tone, focuses on items and services offered and the single Lost item description.
A weekend snowstorm reached Dixie with snow in Florida towns Defuniak Springs Pensacola Tallahassee Cresview and Milton and three to four inches observed in Mobile Alabama.Children in Defuniak Springs built snowmen as a rare cold front swept the region and the Rio Grande valley saw unseasonal snow in Del Rio Texas with temperatures around 34.
Florentino C. Atangan Manila Railroad Labor Federation general secretary visits Cedar Rapids to study the Order of Railway Conductors and Brakemen structure under Foreign Operations Administration. He plans to tour U S union headquarters, returns March 5, and recalls wartime escape from Bataan.
Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow 81, educator and writer, died Sunday night in Englewood New Jersey. She was widow of a former ambassador to Mexico and US senator and mother-in-law of Charles A. Lindbergh. Cause of death not disclosed after two months illness.
A Fortune study of 115 25-year-olds in 19 cities shows rising expectations with many aiming to earn over $10,000 in 10 to 15 years. The group is well educated, career ambitious, politically centrist, and largely optimistic about the 1960s, despite low engagement with current events. They pursue executive roles, dress the part, and expect strong salaries at major firms, while religion serves as social cohesion rather than fervent faith.
A Sunday blaze on the Mrs Silas Brown farm four miles west of Bedford destroyed a large barn and six tractors. Ansel Lyons, tenant and farm machinery dealer, estimated the loss at about 20000 dollars. The barn had been built last summer to replace one demolished by a tornado.
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