Interne Dr Herbert Gerstman Flees Vienna for Cedar Rapids
Dr Herbert Gerstman, Jewish physician who fled Vienna last December fearing Nazi pressure, arrived in Cedar Rapids four days ago to begin internship at Mercy Hospital. After twelve years in Vienna, he plans to take the Iowa medical license exam next year. his wife Maria, a Roman Catholic German, will join him in Cedar Rapids next fall.
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Herbert Gerstman
Vienna
Cedar Rapids
Mercy Hospital
Towa
Maria
Dr. Gerstman
United States
Hitler
Austria
Gerstman
New York City
Enna
Cedar Rapids Hospital
American Medical Association Journal
Iowa
Daisy and Ed charm in shy spirited pairing
Daisy, a quiet girl, attracts the popular boy Ed in a society note by Mary Manners. A Miss Manners letter responds to a husband whose wife is accused of infidelity and to a lonely teen seeking dating guidance, advising trust and social effort.
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Miss Manners
Waverly Woman Is Elected President of VFW Auxiliary
Waverly Mrs Ethel Consigny was elected president of the Iowa Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary at the final business session in the Montrose hotel. Other officers and a 150 bed hospital expansion proposal were noted along with installation officials and hospital greetings.
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Ethel Consigny
Waverly
Iowa Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Montrose Hotel
Addie Campbell
Davenport
Myra Smith
Red Oak
Margaret Jones
Des Moines
Madeline Walsh
Burlington
Ruth Sites
Clinton
Darlene Daily
Veterans Hospital
St. Luke's
Mercy Hospitals
Cedar Rapids
Natex earns praise from a 15 year sufferer
A local advertisement features Mrs. Elizabeth Nemeth praising Natex after a 15 year struggle with constipation nerve distress and back pain. The Natex remedy is endorsed as a natural root and herb compound sold at May Out Rate Drug Store 215 Second Street SE with the local representative inviting visits.
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Natex
215
Second Street SE
Elizabeth Nemeth
Second St
Let's Explore Let's Explore Author's Note
A compact answer segment discusses reces sive genes in peas to illustrate hidden traits and inheritance. It also weighs the influence of marriage on a man’s life and distinguishes safe driving from skilled driving, citing psychologist A R Laoner.
Honeymead Votes Quarterly Dividend
The board of directors of Honeymead Products company voted at a meeting here Monday to pay a regular quarterly dividend of twelve cents a share on common stock, payable July 1 to stockholders of record June 28. Honeymead has no preferred stock outstanding. Electric feeding machines are used in Alsace to fatten geese and produce pate de foie gras.
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Honeymead Products Company
Honeymead
Alsace
Local Man Walter Staves Named National Pilgrim Fellowship President
Walter Staves assistant pastor of First Congregational church here and Marion pastor, was to be installed as president of the National Council of Pilgrim Fellowship. The Rockford convention would end Wednesday. Staves, a Coe College graduate, holds a Chicago Theological Seminary scholarship starting next fall after being offered Andover Seminary option. He has led Iowa youth work and helped found Cub Pack No. 6. Other officers named include Lucille Morris, Tom Kechn, and Dorothy Truitt. The group endorsed cooperation with federal and local health agencies to fight venereal disease.
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Walter Staves
First Congregational Church
Congregational
Marion
National Council of Pilgrim Fellowship
Associated Press
Rom Rockford
Fellowship Council
Rockford
Staves
Chicago Theological Seminary
Sansom Granger
Norfolk
United Christian Youth
Cll
America
Pilgrim Fellowship
Iowa
Cub Pack No. 6
Congregational Church
Coe College
Andover Seminary
Cambridge
Mass
Lucille Morris
Seattle
Wash
Tom Kecin
Burlington
Dorothy Truitt
Greensboro
N. C
Howard Staves
Fourteenth Street
Keehn
H B Keehn
Percy Keehn
Glenway Drive
Grinnell College
Columbia University
New York City
Dispatch
Order Packing Firm To Reinstate Union Leader
Washington AP The labor relations board on Tuesday ordered Wilson and Co Inc Albert Lea Minn to reinstate with back pay a union leader discharged for union activity after 22 years with the company. The board also ordered disestablishment of the company’s representative plan for being dominated by management in violation of the Wagner act. No company union exists at the local plant, according to a company official.
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Washington
Labor Relations Board
Wilson and Co., Inc
Albert Lea, Minn
Wilson
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V.F.W. Auxiliary
Linn County
Orn B. Mittan
Cedar Raptts
Edwin W. Lundquist
Fred W Hann
Happy Lady
Grand Compound
Dot
A. R. Laoner
Scientific Monthly
Penney
Necay SD
Goodyear
Penney's
Nati
Council of the Pilgrim Fellowship
Wilson and Company
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