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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1954
Page
6
Readers weigh the tornado warning system's value after a Cedar Rapids incident, with mixed views on continuing alerts. The article notes radar use, public fear, and calls to adjust terminology, while highlighting community letters and a local TV theater anecdote on early reception.
Los Angeles report profiles Judge Mildred Lillie first woman to head a felony division, noting her influence on courtroom decorum and juror sentiment. She discusses women's civic duty, trial fairness, and traits she attributes to female jurors, while recounting her rise from Idaho farm roots to California law, marriage to fellow attorney Cameron Lillie, and storied career in domestic relations and criminal courts. Also notes her blunt custody stance in Bergman case and personal life interests like swimming and dancing.
Elizabeth Toomey reports on a wife’s camping strategy to join her husband on mountain trips. Lita Calhoun says packing, courtesy, and three rules let a wife enjoy leisure while keeping harmony with his hunting pals and his career. The piece blends celebrity lifestyle with practical tips for enduring wife companions on outdoor getaways.
A first hand account tells how Lali Horstmann and her husband endured Soviet occupation after Nazi era Germany. Herr Horstmann refused evacuation and was captured and died in a nearby concentration camp. Lali navigates loss, fraud, and a new life after the horrors described.
Miss Margaret Joan Beals and Bill Fitch wed in St. Pauls Methodist chapel with Dr. Kenneth Metcalf officiating. The bride, daughter of George and Lila Beals of 2501 A avenue NE, teaches sorority life at sf college. the groom, a Coe senior, belongs to Delta Phi Epsilon. They plan to live with the bride’s parents after a wedding trip.
Max Beerbohm collects 153 theatrical reviews in a single volume from his London Saturday Review era, illustrating his satire on stage arts. Ira Wallach presents Hackney stories and essays parodying early American writing, including parodies like The Conquest of Tillie's Lookout, highlighting literary wit.
Lowell Russell Ditzen a popular Reformed church pastor from Bronxville New York presents a practical guide to reduce self centered worry. He argues readers shift from paycheck focus to service oriented living backed by extensive research and vivid examples.
A review of Norman Lewis’s A Single Pilgrim from Rinehart, a compact survey of life in Siam. The English narrator John Crane watches Siamese society, Western interaction, and wartime changes, noting attitudes and living conditions.
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