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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1946

Page

2

Roosevelt Students Build Juke Boxes in Manual Arts

Roosevelt High School students Dale Wicke and Vernon Lustick demonstrated self built jukeboxes with automatic record changers lights and cabinet construction. They sourced parts for about 30 dollars plus five for lumber created from basswood and crafted amplifiers and a transmitter. Exhibited to P T A members they received advance orders though no commercial production is planned now as Vernon works on a portable model.

Roosevelt High School Dale Wicke Leo J. Wicke Ninth Street NW Vernon Lustick Leo J. Lustick Tenth Street NW Theodore Anderson Dale Vernon Collins Wicke P.T.A Gadlette-Weiser Roosevelt High

Religious Emphasis Week Closes With Vespers at Coe

The Religious Emphasis Week at Coe College ends with a 4 p.m. vespers service in Sinclair Memorial Chapel. Senior class members conduct a program titled We Would Be Building with Doris Glantz and Jerome Leksa speaking on The World We Want and The Builders We Need respectively. Joan Locatell presides, Eleanor Rodgers gives the prayer, the a cappella choir directs Paul S. Ray singing Like a Hart, and Dr. David I. Berger will deliver the benediction with Eleanor Taylor at the organ.

Coe College Sinclair Memorial Chapel Doris Glantz Burlington Jerome Leksa Cedar Rapids Joan Locatell Eleanor Rodgers Davenport Paul S. Ray Palestrina David I. Berger Eleanor Taylor

Kalas Speaker at Pre Lent Service In Cedar Rapids

The Cedar Rapids association of Church School superintendents hosts a city wide pre Lenten service tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in First Christian church 838 Third avenue SE Rev Harry H Kalas executive secretary of the Iowa Inter Church council will speak on And Such We Are The public is invited.

Cedar Rapids

If Your Work Satisfies You It’s No Good Benton Says

Kansas City AP reports artist Thomas Hart Benton argues success in art comes from self criticism and continuing work. He shows 20 new works priced 5000 to 12000 dollars in Chicago, plans a dramatic redo of Custers Last Stand, and criticizes the Western market for art.

Benton Kansas City Thomas Hart Benton Chicago Associated American Artists Gallery America Missouri Custer New York City New York New School For Social Research Whitney Museum Indiana Missouri State House Jefferson City Pearl Harbor Abbott Laboratories

Grass Bread Aims To Feed Japan Using Grass And Trees

Tokyo reports Japanese experts test edible grasses and leaves to feed the population. Sociologist Tohohiko Kagawa leads grass and acorn experiments, while Kotaro Nishioka directs Substitute Food Industry on grass bread with soybean powder and corn based soups.

Tohohiko Kagawa Japan Kagawa Kotaro Nishioka Substitute Food Industry Company Nishioka Japanese Department of Agriculture

Legion Victory Class Nears 70 Percent of Goal

Six hundred eighty veterans have signed to join the Hanford post of the American Legion as part of the Victory Class to be inducted at a Welcome Home party in the Memorial coliseum March 19. The drive aims for 1,000 new members, commander Jim Scolaro said, and the class may be the largest ever initiated by one post. Tickets are required for admission, limited to Victory class members and current post members helping in the campaign. The ceremonial unit includes Joseph Haddish Allan Peterson Ralph Mock John Greenlee Maurice Nathason Isadore Feder Royal Matthews Donald Kriz and Oral Schmitt.

Hanford Joseph Haddish Allan Peterson Ralph Mock John Greenlee Maurice Nathason Isadore Feder Royal Matthews Donald Kriz Oral Schmitt

Cabinet sitter records attendance since 1941

Major General Philip B. Fleming, federal works administrator, has the longest cabinet attendance record after the resignation of Harold L. Ickes. Although not a cabinet member, Fleming was invited by Presidents Roosevelt and Truman to attend meetings, with sessions dating back to 1941.

Washington Harold L. Ickes Interior Philip B. Fleming Federal Works Fleming Roosevelt Truman

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