Bruce Fishwild Chronicles In The GI Gazette
Bruce Fishwild contributes a column for The GI Gazette. The piece reflects on military life, media, and public perception, offering anecdotes and insights from the field.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1955
Page
3
Bruce Fishwild contributes a column for The GI Gazette. The piece reflects on military life, media, and public perception, offering anecdotes and insights from the field.
Ensign Turner and Ensign Engskow, sons of Cedar Rapids families, received commissions at Harvard and Iowa State respectively. Turner heads to San Francisco to join the radar destroyer Keiner after training in San Diego, with future service in the Pacific. Engskow departs for two years of duty after graduation. Other local service members, including members of the Army and Navy, are listed with assignments to Europe, North Africa, Hawaii, and various bases.
The report mentions Lt Ronald J Gillen son of Mr and Mrs Ronald B Gillen living at 1904 avenue NE recently reenlisted in the Marine Corps for six years. He was aboard the heavy mortar crew on a ship and attended Franklin High School. In Chicago Blaine resident of St Louis Public Service Co offered transit officials a solution to Chicago transit woes focusing on bus and streetcar routes.
An AP report from Muskegon Michigan states a funeral director who reportedly arranged a corpse and transported blankets between cities now faces a tax issue. The case centers on whether the director’s activities fall under routine mortuary services or a taxable transfer, with officials noting potential designation matters and continuing legal action.
Detroit report notes more than two thousand automobile laundries have emerged since World War II, with 1,400 volume operations handling up to 1,000 cars daily. Nationwide investment near 75 million dollars. The industry employs about one-seventh of the population indirectly through autos related sectors, transforming the economy and related businesses.
A new report says storks are dwindling across Europe with no breeding pairs left in Switzerland and a drop from over six thousand nests in Swedish regions to a single bird in 1953. Causes cited include weather on migration routes, poisons, and human encroachment. the Geographic Society urges protection as these iconic birds once tied to myth and folklore.
A full schedule of activities across twenty supervised playgrounds marks the Fourth of July closure. Weekly inter playground softball, youth divisions, and a tie dye and painting theme anchor a week featuring new equipment games and district bicycle field events on Wednesday. Directors swap posts, junior programs expand, and daily themes cover Arthur to Wilson with a Red White and Blue week and Flag Flair days for mothers and kids alike.
At the Allen Street Fair Munsterpiere Mart showed works by focal artists selling at low prices. Booth receipts outpaced others as many buyers requested more space to browse. The piece discusses plans for a city art center with galleries and rental programs similar to Omaha’s Jason Gallery.
Psychologist Dr. Richard Page coins thermidity to quantify how temperature and humidity combine to affect comfort. He cites a 21 year Weather Bureau study and past engineering experiments to map how people feel in heat. The guide lists cities by ranges from cool to warm and notes comfort varies with humidity.
In Independence an extensive psychiatric training program operates with student nurses, residents, and other professionals from Iowa. It features two full time instructors, aides in training, seminars, and interdisciplinary teaching across departments. Medical staff supervise ongoing courses, outpatient sessions, and resident seminars, with visiting medical students and touring groups observing and learning through case discussions and demonstrations.
Karla Musarky techne will meet to CSES WWM Wednesday at 8 p.m. The church school board will meet in Sokol ual Thursday at 7 39 pm.
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