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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1956
Page
4
Hal Boyle argues middle age is a bend in the road not a crisis. He notes discontent, fear of stagnation, and inflated self-judgment as a cultural issue, urging education that frames midlife as a pause for growth.
City Council of Cedar Rapids Iowa issues a notice of proposed sanitary sewers assessment on streets including Carroll Drive Southeast Adel Street Southeast Idaho Street Southeast and Tama Street Southeast. Objections must be written and filed with the City Clerk within twenty days from the first publication. Published June 21 22 1956.
Agriculture officials said crop land grazed or hayed by June 22 may enter the soil bank this year. The rule excludes land with harvested crops or hay. Farmers faced hardship from late passage of the new farm law. Also noted is a separate travel tale of a Richmond couple driving a Renault 4CV 2,938.8 miles in 60 hours 51 minutes.
In Los Angeles Tom and Lucy Clark, an auto salesman and his wife, drove from New York to Los Angeles in 60 hours and 12 minutes to break the 1933 transcontinental record once held by Cannonball Baker of Daytona Beach.
Chicago doctor Theron G. Randolph argues in Yale Journal that some alcoholics crave wheat or corn in liquor and are unconscious food addicts driven to drink to delay food hangovers. He notes allergic individuals may gain weight to avoid a food hangover and cites tests where a wheat diet halted drunkenness in a volunteer.
Notice in Linn County Iowa states that on June 20 1956 Richard D. Holden was appointed and qualified as executor of the Joseph Prochaska estate. Creditors are asked to pay debts and file claims with the Linn County District Court Clerk.
Dr Randolph suggests remorse and anxiety mirror past feelings and that wheat in alcohol, not the liquor itself, causes certain alcohol addictions. He argues problem drinkers might become social drinkers if they eat compatible foods and derivatives.
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