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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1947
Page
12
Earl H a ir of Covington shows Fixit a three month old fox gifted by Bob Stuefen. Fixit blends with the Sebrecht family, acts like a pets puppy, and roams the barn porch and house while sharing meals with the household cats.
A small fox named Fixit tears up shoes and even a new pair, showing little discrimination in mischief. Neighbors recount his bold raids, turning a tame animal into a local legend of trouble and surprise.
John L. Pick 22 adopted son of Albert Pick owner of 20 midwestern hotels and bank vice president robbed a Hollywood hotel of 7 000 dollars. He was sent to a state hospital for psychiatric treatment.
A short verse celebrates a baby's first words and first smile as the sweetest memories a mother holds. It notes early speech growing to sentences and the joy of a child’s first steps, praising the mother’s pride in a baby’s progress.
President Truman addressed federal state and local officials urging a national drive to cut road deaths and injuries. He cited a goal of saving 10 000 lives, noting 33 500 people died on highways last year and over a million were injured. Maj Gen Fleming warned against complacency as some states posted higher fatalities.
Seven workers died and seven were injured in a Wednesday explosion at a chemical factory in San Miguel Brazil. Local authorities and plant management initiated emergency response and investigations into the blast cause.
The text notes that while bitumen is often labeled soft, certain varieties exhibit high hardness. This contrasts common perception with material diversity across bituminous types.
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