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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1956
Page
2
In the world of make believe a doorway labeled Dress-Ups offers children wide access to imaginative games. Dolls, toys, and role play like playing house doctor or parenthood provide valued, playful learning moments.
Cedar Rapids City Council adopts Ordinance No. 3090 amending the district map for property in Cedar Rapids Linn County Iowa. The ordinance details changes to commercial and single family districts and sets street boundary provisions for Marion Road and First Avenue East with specific land parcels described and conveyance conditions to the city before June 20 1956.
A narrator reflects on gendered dress-up play among children, noting boys prefer junior sized uniforms while girls seek complete accessories. Observations include fashionable hair styles, perfume, lipstick, and the imagined future of a nine-year-old girl named Jan in adult attire, contrasted with aging and social security concerns.
Omer Flanders a former Keota resident now living in Homestead Florida sailed from Bahia Mar Fort Lauderdale aboard the Mesama with six companions on a three month cruise to Bimini Nassau Puerto Rico and the West Indies The 49 foot sail boat trip was scheduled to continue for three months and cover several Caribbean destinations
James Marlow reports that Khrushchev’s Moscow line pushes Soviet style tactics on non Communist parties. American Italian and French communist leaders face pressure to appear independent while seeking united fronts with Socialists. The Daily Worker editor Gates tests limits, prompting party discipline.
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