Food Handler Training Talk Set at Roosevelt Hotel
A Cedar Rapids meeting for food handlers will be held at the Roosevelt hotel at 8 30 p m Monday as part of a statewide training program. Operators from many area cities are invited to hear speakers on sanitation laws and participation in training programs. A Technicolor film will be shown and 50 towns will be designated as training centers throughout the year.
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Roosevelt Hotel
The
Cedar Rapids Restaurant Association
Cedar Rapids
M. E. Held
State Health Department
Jeff Wambaugh
L. J. Dadtke
Iowa Restaurant Association
State Association
Big Rise in Iowa Beer Tax Receipts
Des Moines AP reports a doubled beer tax rate added 122,657 to Iowa’s state treasury in May and June, with June 1947 receipts at 232,314 compared to 109,657 in June 1946. May revenue was 154,983 this year. Fiscal year total beer taxes reached 1,629,597, up from 1,549,659. Cigarette taxes rose to 4,251,846 from 3,567,914.
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Des Moines
State Tax Commission
Robert Temple
Beer
Dubuque Burglar Makes 720 Haul From Kane Home
AP reports a thief broke into Mrs. Milly Kane's two story Dubuque residence Friday night and stole 720 in twenty dollar bills, found hidden under a floorboard on the second floor. The burglar ransacked the second floor, scattering clothes and disassembling a bed, while only Mrs Kane knew of the money and its location.
Club Burglar Strikes American Legion Clubrooms
Deputy Sheriff Arnold Witt reports $115 stolen from a cash register in the American Legion clubrooms on Friday night. A door panel was broken and the clubroom door unlocked, authorities said.
Katharyne Feuerhelm Chosen Wauk County Legion Auxiliary President
Mrs Katharyne Feuerhelm of Lansing succeeds Mrs Mildred Kehr as Annamakee county president of the American Legion auxiliary in a recent Woaukon event.
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Waukon
Katharyne Feuerhelm
Lansing
Mildred Kehr
Allamakee County
American Legion Auxiliary
Traer Superintendent Clyde D Mease Resigns for Humboldt
Clyde D Mease school superintendent of Traer for four years resigns to take a similar post in Humboldt. Mease joined Traer from Alden in 1943.
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TRAER
Clyde D. Mease
Humboldt
Mease
Alden
Family Doctors Vanishing The Rural Practice Crisis Explored
The Gazette discusses a shift from general practitioners to medical specialists, assessing why rural family doctors are disappearing. It cites Dr. J T McClintock and Dr E G Kieck on training demands, hospital-centric internship trends, and the rise of group practice as a remedy, with federal grants aiding rural hospital development.
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Ferne Gater
the Gazette
Harry
University of Iowa
Medical College
J. T. McClintock
Linn County Medical Association
E. G. Kieck
Kieck
General Price
McClintock
Oane
American Medical Association
Iowa
Wind Halts Cedar Rapids Model Air Show Contests
Wind and rain halted the second annual John Parks Memorial model airplane contest at Cedar Rapids Municipal Airport. A 20 mph wind and a heavy thundershower prevented flights after 9 a.m. Only a few glider flights occurred with crashes and damaged craft. Charles Lamb of Iowa City posted an outstanding three minute rubber-band flight. The final day will feature a doubled schedule starting at 9 a.m. with prize events totaling over 1500 dollars and eight trips to the national contest.
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Gazette
Don Padilla
Wally Brown
Cedar Rapids
John Pavis
Cedar Rapids Municipal Airport
John Parks
Jim Bacher
Bacher
United Airlines
Brown
Charles Lamb
Iowa City
Lamb
Collins Radio Company
Hanford Post No. 5
American Legion
Iowa
Bob Martin
Cedar Rapids Doctors Split Between Specialties and General Practice
In Cedar Rapids 85 doctors are listed with 32 limiting to specialties and 53 in general practice though some emphasize a field. St. Luke's hospital, approved for general residency by the AMA, draws interns planning general practice. Mercy hospital has two interns, one entering general practice and one pursuing specialization.
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Cedar Rapids
St. Luke's Hospital
American Medical Association
Mercy Hospital
All Male Cast In S U S Play At Iowa City
An all male cast performs Wings Over Europe at the University of Iowa for seven showings. Frederic McConnell from Cleveland Playhouse notes the 1928 fantasy centers on an atom bomb inventor who seeks world destruction after British peace proposals fail. Robert Ellenstein plays the inventor with William Paterson and Charles Paterson in major roles others fill out a 16 member cast.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Europe
Frederic McConnell
Cleveland Playhouse
Cleveland
Decia
United Nations
Robert Ellenstein
Newark
N. J
William Paterson
Buffalo
Charles Paterson
Emporia
Kan
Leo Residence Sells to Kosnar for 11500
DYSART The George F. Leo property was sold to Albert Kosnar for 11500. The Leo family plans to move to Denver.
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Dysart
George F. Leo
Albert Kosnar
Leo
Denver
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Fifth Avenue SE
Bruce White
Dubuque
Bob Blickenes
Third Street
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A. W. Salisbury
State Department of Public Instruction
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