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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1932

Page

13

Colorful Colonel Retires From Army After 40 Years Service

Col. Allen F. McLean, 57, completes forty years in uniform after adventures across two wars and postings in foreign capitals. Born April 2, 1875 in Philadelphia, he entered service in 1902, served as translator at the Washington conference, crossed the Pacific fourteen times, and was retired due to disability August 26, 1927. He then led Fort Worth’s military science and tactics in public schools.

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Picnic Ends Season For Bird Club Here

The Cedar Rapids Bird Club closed its season with a picnic at Ellis Park pavilion and elected new officers: President Miss Lillian Serbousek, Vice President E J Petranek, Secretary and Treasurer Mrs Thomas B Powell. Members reported pelicans on Spirit Lake and a double crested cormorant on Cedar Lake, with woodcock nesting north of the city and photos taken by W F Kubichek.

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Wilson Dam Concrete Volume Reported

The Wilson dam in Alabama contains 1 440 000 cubic yards of concrete.

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Summer Classes At Y. W. C. A. Start Monday

The YWCA announces a new summer schedule beginning next Monday. It includes tennis for adults and children, tap and ballet for girls and boys, a children’s recreation hour, and swim instruction. Classes run on select weekdays with additional offerings by appointment. Miss Agatha Cherry chairs the health education committee.

Miss Agatha Cherry

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