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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1956

Page

2

Fine Arts Festivals to Shape Cedar Rapids Summer

Cedar Rapids and Iowa City host a busy summer for the arts, led by Iowa University's eighteenth annual fine arts festival featuring 160 pieces of African sculpture and a June to July display. In Memoriam paintings, theater productions, and a Samson and Delilah concert cap the season, while Cedar Rapids houses permanent collections and a summer concert series in Ellis Park. Bryan Burford wins regional oil prize with Sunrise in the New Forest at the Walker Art Center, marking his second win.

University of Iowa Iowa City Secret Society Memorial Union Cedar Rapids Art Association Mauricio Lasansky Grant Wood Carl Hofer Hawthorne Cook Iowa Chamber of Commerce Bryan Burford Upper Midwest Walker Art Center Minneapolis New Forest Burford

Burford Wins First in Walker Show Division

Burford, a longtime SUI art faculty member since 1947, earned first place in a Walker show division. He has painted murals for regional buildings and recently completed a mural for St. Luke's hospital. Robert G. Davis, Cedar Rapids native, was named to the music faculty at Iowa Wesleyan College Mt. Pleasant.

Burford SUI Art St. Luke’s Hospital Robert G. Davis Cedar Rapids Iowa Wesleyan College Mt. Pleasant Davis Cornell College Cornell Chorus University of Iowa

Millions of Children Go Without Education Across the Nation

Dr. Harold C. Hunt reports in National Parent-Teacher that about 3 percent of school-age children have physical mental or social handicaps and receive insufficient help. He cites hospital education, visiting teachers for homebound pupils, and other programs as needed. He notes farm and migrant children also face schooling gaps and warns that migrant kids may become illiterate.

Chicago Harold C. Hunt U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Department of Agriculture United States Dr. Hunt

Solicitations Review Unit to Meet Wednesday

The Cedar Rapids Solicitations Review committee will meet Wednesday to review campaigns for Mercy hospital and Regis high school building funds. Also on the agenda is a tag day request from Veterans of Foreign Wars post 788 with a noon luncheon in the Roosevelt hotel.

Cedar Rapids Mercy Hospital Regis High School New Central Catholic High School East Side Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 788 Roosevelt Hotel

Piper Comanche Faces Beechcraft Bonanza Rivalry

Piper Aircraft previews the Comanche a new four place all metal low wing business plane from Lock Haven Pa with tricycle gear and single tail It aims to undercut Bonanza prices by about 7 000 to 6 000 ranging 14 000 to 15 000 and may cruise near 160 mph The story also notes a fatal icing crash of a Lockheed Lodestar near Londonderry Ohio and raises questions about pilot decisions and air traffic control in instrument weather conditions.

Breuer Londonderry Ohio CAB ATC

Frontline air war notes contradict claims of no bombing

In 1917 Major Billy Mitchell observed with French forces and, after a bombing raid on a German town, wrote that it cannot be claimed there is nothing bombing from the air. The anecdote, while possibly apocryphal, illustrates early air power critique.

Billy Mitchell Washington

Uncle It Is at Little Red Schoolhouse Graduation

In Nogales Arizona State Rep. Robert Hathaway spoke at the Patagonia road Little Red schoolhouse graduation. The sole graduate was Glenn Hathaway, the speaker’s nephew, who received his diploma as the class said uncle.

Nogales, Ariz

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