Masons of Cedar Rapids dedicate new Masonic library
Community Pride highlights Cedar Rapids citizens and Masons celebrating the Inna Masonic library dedication on Monday. The piece praises exterior marble Carthage inlay, walnut paneling, and stained glass, calling it a symbol of shared ownership and civic pride, with broad support from students faculty and residents.
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Cedar Rapids
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Inna Masonic Library
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Intersay
Cetar Rapids
Citigorts
Cedars Rapids
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Unusual Appeal at Luther College in Decorah
In Decorah neighbors and Luther College members protest a fundraising plan for a new science hall. Residents and university people voice concerns about outreach and the process to contribute, reflecting broad support and questions about how gifts are handled.
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Decorah
Luther Callege
Luther
Scloree Hall
Ruther College
Asian diplomats map world peace amidst budget aims
Asian mediators travel from Peiping to London and beyond moderating plans pledges and talks. Indian, Pakistani, Burmese and Nehru era leaders meet with U.S. officials to ease tensions, seek tariff deals, and balance budgets while projecting broader international cooperation.
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Peiping
London
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Mohammed Ali
Pakistan
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Burma
United States
Englishman Estimates American Income Gap in Budget Debate
A fragment notes a British observer claiming Americans earn about 10 percent more per year. The passage contrasts foreign reporters' insights with local scrutiny of a household budget, suggesting the Englishman’s conclusions reflect a broader view of U.S. spending.
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Ali
Fish and Fishermen Mysteries in a Skeptical Tale
A long, humorous musing contrasts the ignorance of fish and fishermen. The narrator jokes that fish would not understand human fishing habits, while fishermen endlessly chase gear and conditions, often failing to adapt. The piece reflects on how both sides misread each other in the quest for catch.
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England
Canada
Justion Vanderbilt
Fortune
Gresham
Yale
Ubi Eo Witinen
Oregon
Labor Convention Opens at Pelera Hall of Lahor
The Gazette reports Cedar Rapids hosts a labor convention with 47 delegates, led by secretary Don Wundertich of the Commercial Club delivering the welcome on behalf of the city.
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Iowa State Pelera Hall
Cedar Rapids
Don Wundertich
Commercial Club
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It's Time To Give Politics a Decent Name
Senator Richard L. Neuberger argues for reforming politics through Citizenship Clearing House a project led by Arthur Vanderbilt. He recounts experiences with political mentors teachers and a shopkeeper who left politics due to economic reprisals, urging youth and teachers to seek honest leadership and civic duty in state legislatures.
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Richard L. Neuberger
Oregon
Richard Il. Newberger
Ivy House Dileyin
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Transver
Senate
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Neuberper
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Yale
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Arthur Vanderbilt
New Jersey
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Maurine
Justice Vanderbilt
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Torcs
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Republicen
Ciigeushin Clearing House
Jefferson
Lincoln
Red Blurb Has Duped India
Edward Hunter critiques Indian reception of alleged American imperialism and Soviet propaganda in Bombay. He argues neutralism masks U.S. attacks and highlights alleged Indian media complicity, intellectuals, and officials aiding a Moscow bias. The piece señala a climate stifling critical thought and promoting pro Soviet influence.
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Edward Hunter
India
Bavie
Russia
China
U.S
Ural
Kared
Vegislators
Frantiy Tole Ams Usat
Soviet Bloc
Pvinelj
Pritirdl
America
Frank Moraes
Pandit Nehru
Moscow
Gali
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Marnay Wis
Rix
Thelin Cu
Hye
Ram Singh
Dauntless
Meeting Trouble with Inner Calm
Norman Vincent Peale recounts a governor’s lesson on maintaining poise under pressure. He describes personal doubt, a harsh campaign, and a hospital setback, then stresses trusting God, aligning oneself with purpose, and easing tension to meet difficulties with faith and calm.
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Charles Walther
Aarousia
God Addis
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Gort
Family leisure plans and Sunday routines in Washington
A collection of reader letters from Nancy Merrifield Jim Rosen Mrs William E Dassig and others describing Sunday church attendance park visits fishing picnics and family activities. They discuss watching boats swimming at the park parties and weekend outings reflecting family life in a mid century urban community.
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Nancy Merrifield
Thirteenth Street
Robe Park & Ge Imes
Jim Rosen
Wentya
Atleet Drive
William E. Dassig
Howsewile
Wiley
Bassie Bo
Lindbay
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