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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1946

Page

2

Push Button Planes to Fly You Tomorrow

NCA correspondent describes a future where a passenger boards a self-landing air taxi via a push button. The automatic flight controller handles takeoff, navigation, landing, and even weather corrections. Air force officials call it a major postwar aviation advance.

New York Kalamazoo Mich Army Air Forces All Weather Flying Center Wright Field Dayton Ohio Air Force

Transit Strike at Toledo Ends

Toledo bus and street car workers end a 10 day strike after AFL drivers accept a 12 cent an hour wage rise from a labor management committee and return to work at midnight. The committee’s proposal was approved by Community Traction officials. The union had pressed for 30 cent an hour raises. company offered no more than five cents.

Toledo, Ohio Toledo AFL Toledo Labor Management Citizens Committee Community Traction Company

Krakatoa Eruption Proves Devastating Losses

Report notes Krakatoa eruption caused massive casualties and property damage with an estimated 36 000 lives lost worldwide. Official counts vary as crews assess affected regions and shipping lanes disrupted by ash and tsunamis.

Parker urges higher teacher pay to keep great minds in education

Cedar Rapids new superintendent Clyde L. Parker told the Lions Club at the Roosevelt hotel that the nation’s greatness rests on moral ideals and fidelity to truths. He urged better salaries to attract and retain qualified teachers and warned of future brain drain to Illinois, praising local efforts to invest in youth through recreation and schools.

Clyde L. Parker Cedar Rapids Lions Club Roosevelt Hotel Supt Parker Illinois Mississippi River

Congress OKs $953 Million Flood Control Plan

Congress completed action on flood control legislation authorizing $953 million in projects including $300 million for the Missouri river basin. The bill moved to the White House for President Truman's signature.

Congress Washington Missouri River White House Truman

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