Parker Calls Cedar Rapids Health Program Inadequate
Parker criticizes Cedar Rapids schools for not addressing individual health needs of elementary and high school students. He urges a comprehensive program with periodic medical and dental exams, more nurses, and an intramural system to tailor physical activity to each child. He compares to Davenport and Sioux City health setups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Ferring
Cedar Rapids
Clyde
Parker
Davenport
Department of Health
Sioux City
Nebraska Jaycee Leader Dwight Havens to speak at YMB meeting
Dwight Havens, president of the Nebraska Junior Chamber of Commerce and Hastings chamber manager, will discuss Responsibilities of the Junior Chamber in 1947 at a Thursday YMB meeting. Don Hines, Cedar Rapids city attorney, will cover recent Municipal airport developments. Reservations for dinner at 6 15 p.m. must be made by 5 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Havens
Nebraska Junior Chamber of Commerce
Young Men’s Bureau
Hastings
Neb
Chamber of Commerce
Don Hines
Cedar Rapids
Havens
YMB
Ray Spielman
Navy
University of Nebraska
Drake University
Boy Scouts of America
Nebraska
American Legion
Chamber of
Department of Justice
South Side Civic Club Plans 1947 Officers Install
Jay W. Hesser will be installed as president at the January meeting in C.S.P.S. hall. Other officers include J. Giles Joyce as vice president Frank J. Kindl as treasurer and Marvin S. Kuba as secretary with Rex Conn farm editor of The Gazette giving an illustrated talk on his Guatemala visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay W. Hesser
South Side Civic Club
C.S.P.S
Fred C. Henson
J. Giles Joyce
Frank J. Kindl
Marvin S. Kuba
Rex Conn
The
Gazette
Guatemala
Police aid kittens birth in Fort Wayne call
Officers Joseph Burkhart and William Marvin rushed to a Fort Wayne address responding to a frightened call. They assisted at the birth of a litter of kittens, arriving just in time to help in the delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne, Ind
Joseph Burkhart
William Marvin
Clark urges communities to curb juvenile delinquency
Attorney General Tom Clark calls National Youth Week a reminder that America's future rests with youth. He urges home, church, and school to unite to prevent delinquency, stressing family life, parental guidance, and community programs as essential to shaping responsible citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
America
Department of Justice
Department
Washington
Church
District to survey problems and chart needs for students
The article urges the district to survey its problems and take stock of resources to chart inquerculem needs of its boys and girls.
Elizabeth Brought Corgi to Palace and Popularity
The piece notes Britain's future queen and Princess Margaret popularized the corgi, though princes did not discover it. Kennel keepers credit the royal sisters as the force behind the breed’s fame, with 2,898 registered corgis noted. The Welsh origin and the heeler nickname are described.
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Elizabeth
Corgi
Peinces
Beth
Britain
Princess Margaret
British Kennel Club
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