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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1951

Page

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Ninety-Seven Graduate From Cornell College

Mt Vernon reports Cornell college awarded 97 bachelor degrees at King Memorial chapel ceremony. Dr Henry Hitt Crane spoke on oils for the lamps of education, citing five lamps and oils, with degrees including four honorary doctorates to Kober Uhlinger Cowles and Typer. Dr Russell D Cole presided as president.

MT. Vernon Henry Hitt Crane Central Methodist Church of Detroit Cornell College King Memorial Chapel Crane Russell D. Cole Cornell Cole Marvin Kober St. Paul’s Methodist Church Cedar Rapids James Uhlinger St. John’s Methodist Church Davenport Gardner Cowles Des Moines Register and Tribune Look Magazine, Inc Donald Type Eugene Devereaux A. L. Killian Cornell College Board of Trustees Borowski Albion R. King Ruth Pinkerton Foster Uhlinger Schubert America Howard H. Palmer First Methodist Church James W. Bean First Presbyterian Church Jay B. MacGregor June McConlogue Des Cavalieri Cornell College Conservatory

Guardsmen Tank Crashes Through Bridge Near Iowa City

A 19 ton National Guard tank carrying four men fell through a wooden bridge three miles south of Iowa City as it crossed on a Sunday morning. All four guardsmen escaped unharmed. salvage begins Monday. The bridge carried 10 tons and would cost about 2500 dollars to replace.

Associated Press Iowa City Thirty-fourth Reconnaissance Company National Guard National Clifford Bell Paul Shaffer Vincent Dalton Charles Poggenpohl Shaffer

SUI Honors Pre 1900 East Iowa Graduates

The University of Iowa awarded emeritus certificates to 28 graduates of 1900 and earlier at a 1951 meeting during commencement weekend. Chief Justice Benjamin C. Hilliard of Colorado spoke at the dinner, marking the sixtieth anniversary of his Iowa law degree.

Iowa City University of Iowa Benjamin C. Hilliard Supreme Court of Colorado Iowa Law Hilliard

Membership Certificates List for Local Club Classes 1896–1900

The document records certificates of membership by class years. Notable names include Mrs. Roy A. Cook and Maud Butler from Iowa City, Dr. McClintock and Dr. Noe, plus Helen May Eddy and F William Miller among others in Iowa regions.

Roy A. Cook Independence Maud Butler Iowa City Samuel D. Whiting Charles F. Huebner Frank E. Horack William L. Watters West Liberty John T. McClintock Charles F. Noe Amana Helen May Eddy John E. Cameron F. William Miller James Remley Anamosa Charles C. Heninger Sigourney

Morris Studer Rider Killed in Mechanicsville Crash

Morris Studer 46 of near Mechanicsville died when the car he rode in overturned on the Morley road at 1:25 a.m. The driver, John Koppenhaver of near Mechanicsville, escaped with minor injuries. Studer's wife was injured and taken to Mercy hospital in Cedar Rapids, condition described as good. Survived by four children Dale 20 in Texas, Betty Lee 18 in Des Moines, Donald 15 and Darrell 4 at home.

The Mechanicsville Morris Studer Cedar County Gordon Smith Clarence John Koppenhaver Studer Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids Smith

Rescued Iowa G I Survives Three Days Behind Lines

Pfc. George R. Croxton of Lime Springs Iowa automatic rifleman with the Fifth Cavalry Regiment was found after three days behind enemy lines in Korea. A U S tank patrol located him near a cave amid fighting and he received corned beef hash, though he quipped it tasted like sirloin steak.

U.S. First Cavalry Division Korea Iowa George R. Croxton Lime Springs Fifth Cavalry Regiment Croxton

Date Set for Onslow School Levy Balloting

A special election will be held on June 22 in Onslow to approve a pay-as-you-go 2 percent mill school levy. The measure would fund new school grounds and buildings including a bus garage, remodels, rewiring, and relocation of classrooms over a 10 year period.

Onslow

SUI To Have College Physicist Colloquium

Iowa City reports the twelfth annual colloquium of college physicists at the University of Iowa from Wednesday to Saturday under G. W. Stewart. About seventy five institutions from 22 states will attend. Activities include lectures demonstrations conferences discussions and teaching of physics. An evening exhibition will showcase new lab and lecture room devices.

Iowa City University of Iowa G. W. Stewart Stewart

Seniors Present University of Iowa Recording Collection

An original collection of recorded drama poetry and speeches from the 1951 graduating class is donated to the University of Iowa. A tape recorder accompanies the gift and the records will be housed in a special library room titled Listen as They Spoke. The collection will be accessible for classroom use.

Iowa City University of Iowa

Rites Tuesday for William C Zuber

William C Zuber aged 64 died Sunday after a heart attack. He headed the Middle Amana farm department for four decades and was a lifelong resident. Survived by wife Emily two daughters Mrs Willie Zuber and Mrs George Schuerer a son William Zuber and two sisters Maria Dichel and Lena Hahn. Services set for Tuesday at 1 p.m. in Middle Amana Community church.

Middle Amana William C. Zuber Zuber Emily Willie Zuber George Schuerer East Amana William “Bill” Zuber Homestead Maria Dichel Lena Hahn Middle Amana Community Church

Des Moines Jewelry Heist Strikes Henry Methlie Son Firm

Four men bound a night watchman in a downtown Des Moines building and blew a safe at Henry Methlie and Son jewelry, escaping with about $10,000 in cash and jewelry. Watchman Charles Cross, 55, said two robbers met him as he ascended the stairs Sunday night. A $5,000 diamond necklace and several watches and rings were among the loot.

Des Moines INS Henry Methlie and Son Charles Cross Davidson

Icing Hazard Prompted by High Altitude Flights

Icing hazards in high altitude flight occur in winter and can be encountered even in summer at high elevations. Pilots report instability and potential performance degradation when moisture freezes on aircraft surfaces.

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