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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1947

Page

2

Eighteen year old Jack Draker works toward pilot goals

Jack Draker, 18, of 849 Fourteenth Street NE, recently graduated from Springville High and works on the line at Hunterfield Airport. He directs aircraft, drives a refueling porter, washes planes, winds engines, and learns all he can while dreaming of a private license after 40 hours, then a commercial license with 200 hours, and finally instructing.

Jack Draker Fourteenth Street NE Springville Hunterfield Jack

Jack Seeks Private License Within Two Months

Jack aims to secure the private license in two months, with remaining credentials to follow later. He expects the rest to take longer and require more effort and work.

Jack

Nimitz To Stay On Active Duty

Washington reports that Fleet Admiral Nimitz will remain on active duty despite limits tied to the chief of naval operations. Secretary Forrestal announced plans for General Alexander A. Van dergrift, Marine Corps commandant, to retire by year end or early next year.

Washington W. Limits Chief of Naval Operations Forrestal Alexander A. Vandergrift Marine Corps

U S Top Ranking in Fisheries Jeopardized

Washington reports a fish and wildlife economist warns the United States may drop from the world’s No 1 fishing nation as federal spending on fishery research shrinks. Richard Kahn notes other countries increase support while the U S trims market development and education funds.

Washington Fish and Wildlife Richard Kahn United States House Interior Department Kahn

Accent On Comfort Shapes Fall Men’s Wear

Chicago report notes a shift away from the war era uniform cut as tailors seek comfortable, flattering fits. Designers plan lower pockets and buttons, broader shoulders, and slimmer looks for fat men and fatter looks for skinny men, with plaids in grays and browns and two pant suits trending.

Chicago Tony Galento Tarzan Johnny Welamusiiers Frank Sinatra G.i.’S John B. Foreman Navy Thomas A. Laratta

Veteran Sergeant Joins C R Army Recruiters

S/Sgt. C. W. Stephenson, seven years in the army, transfers from the Eighth Army Air Force base in Tucson to the Cedar Rapids recruiting station. A Pennsylvania native, he served with the 25th Bombardment Group in the Caribbean and Africa. He is married with two children.

C. W. Stephenson Eighth Army Air Force Base Tucson Ariz Ceda Rapids Sgt. Stephenson Pennsylvania 25Th Bombardment Group Caribbean Africa

Minister Shelters Mother Accused of Killing Baby

Burlington Wisconsin Congregational minister takes in an 18 year old mother charged with second degree murder in the death of her three week old daughter Linda Marlene after she pleaded innocent. She claimed she strangled the infant because she did not know how to care for her. She reportedly said she wanted the electric chair.

Burlington Wis Linda Marlene

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