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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1950

Page

2

Parking: A King Size Cedar Rapids Parking Dilemma

The Cedar Rapids traffic survey by Harland Bartholomew and Associates finds downtown curb spaces hold more all day parkers than similar cities and the Greene square lot is dominated by all day parking. Street spaces total 2 339 with 995 meters. offstreet lots total 1 814. Majority of curb spaces are two hour or longer, hindering turnover. The Civic Development Association lot at A avenue and Second Street NE shows 85 percent shopper use with 226 spaces turning 400 to 500 cars daily and 90 percent of shoppers staying under three hours.

Cedar Rapids Harland Bartholomew and Associates of St. Louis Greene Square Loop Parker Civic Development Association A Avenue Second Street Parkers

Spotter Plane Pilot Faces Peril Over Korea

In Korea near the Yongdong line First Lt. William J. Maddox flies a tiny L-5 spotter over enemy territory with the 1st Cavalry Division. The mission seeks enemy concentrations while watching for a missing patrol and a carrier plane crash. After three hours of fuel the helicopter heads home.

Korea 1St Cavalry Division William J. Maddox Washington, D. C Yongdong Line Maddox

Foto Facts reflections on postwar self obsession

John Reynolds muses that society should shift focus from personal comforts to broader world concerns amid ongoing conflict. He laments how postwar expectations shape vanity, consumption, and status, noting the struggle to balance self image with shared global realities.

Forgetting ourselves amid wartime daydreams on Glory Road

A reflective, ironic exhortation imagines soldiers in Tokyo typing citations for the Silver Star while civilians forget personal ambitions. It mocks postwar vanity and armchair strategists, urging disengagement and letting others speak while the war’s pull lingers in daily life.

Referee Sale of Benton County Real Estate in 1950

Notice of referees sale in Benton County Iowa listing a diverse property mix including parts of sections 26 36 township 82 range 11 and Lots 2 3 and 4 in Block 3 Morris Second Addition to Blairstown. Sale set on August 1950 at 1 30 PM on the premises with geographic details and asserting bidders must meet terms announced by George Schultz low Wilkinson and Wilkinson attorneys.

District Court of Iowa Benton County Equity Benton County Iowa Township Eighty Two North Range Morris Blairstown Towa

Malik Is Least Fiery of Soviets

Jacob A. Malik heads the Soviet Union’s U.N. delegation in New York. The 44 year old diplomat is calm and affable, often a mechanical mouthpiece with limited personal power. He has chronic heart trouble that has sidelined him at times.

Malik Lake Success Jacob A. Malik Kremlin U.N Molotov Vishinsky Gromyko

Submarine Off Newfoundland Identified as Astute

The British admiralty confirmed the submarine sighted off Newfoundland on July 10 was the Astute. Ottawa reported the identification as of Thursday, noting the vessel belongs to the British Navy and was observed near Canadian waters.

Ottawa Newfoundland Astute

Joe Simonton Reports New Barking Nuisance

In Birmingham, Joe Simonton, once fined for barking neighbors, says his sleep is disturbed again by barking dog supporters calling him at odd hours and greeting him with loud dog sounds.

Joe Birmingham Joe Simonton Simonton

Prospectors and Donkey Locate Rich Bunker Hill Mine

Legend recounts a prospector and his donkey finding the Bunker Hill mine in the Coeur d Alene mining district of Idaho. The tale frames the discovery as an enduring myth tied to early mining days in the region.

Bunker Hill Coeur d’Alene Mining District Idaho

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