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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1952
Page
2
Bright maroon 47 Pontiac 8 Convertible with radio heater spotlite fender skirts outside rear vision mirror and G tires. Clean throughout ideal for summer driving. See it Friday night on Culver's Famous Spotlite Special Platform. Was 1095 Now 995 for 3 hours only.
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Fifteen eastern rail systems plan 25 percent or more reductions for groups and families traveling between June 25 and October 22 to fill empty coaches. The plan aims to cut losses from low passenger demand while keeping freight costs in mind, with approval pending from Interstate Commerce Commissions and state regulators.
Rep. R. I. Gross of Iowa failed to push an amendment to a military construction bill that would prohibit flying any foreign flags over U.S. naval and military installations. He argued the rule targeted the NATO banner, while Rep. Rivers of South Carolina questioned whether it would ban the Stars and Bars. The amendment was voted down.
The notice outlines ad pricing for six or seven line classifieds with per line word counts and advance payment for out of town ads. It also mentions monuments and cemetery services by J V Novak & Son at 1201 2nd Street SE and a display option with a contact phone.
Multiple missing items listed including a wallet with name and address, a bunch of keys with a reward, a red wool sport jacket, a brown and white dog with collar, and a truck tailgate with rewards offered. Also classified ads for services and rentals across various local businesses and individuals.
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