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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1946

Page

6

Roosevelt Students Build Juke Boxes in Shop Class

Roosevelt high school students Dale Wicke and Vernon Lustick built functional juke boxes with automatic record changers and decorative cabinets. They showcased the project to Theodore Anderson, earned advance orders, and plan further work on a portable player, though not pursuing commercial production now.

L 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

Religious Emphasis Week Ends with Vespers at Coe College

The Religious Emphasis Week closes with a 4 p.m. vespers in Sinclair Memorial Chapel at Coe College. Speakers include Doris Glantz on The World We Want and Jerome Leksa on The Builders We Need. Joan Locatell presides, Eleanor Rodgers delivers the prayer, and the a cappella choir directed by Prof Paul S. Ray will perform Like as a Hart. Dr David I. Berger will give the benediction, with Eleanor Taylor serving as organist.

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 to Speak at City Pre-Lenten Service

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

Cedar Rapids

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

In S Kansas City article artist Thomas Hart Benton mocks self satisfaction as a wrong path in art. He outlines a new show in Chicago featuring 20 new works priced 5000 to 12000 dollars and discusses regional realism, the New York market, and his aim to develop a distinctive American culture through painting. He notes his family's background and his son TP Benton. The piece also mentions Benton's past works and wartime paintings.

Benton America Missouri Custer Chicago New York City New York New School For Social Research Whitney Museum New ‘York Indiana Missouri State House Jefferson City Pearl Harbor Abbott Laboratories

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 on March 19. The drive aims for 1,000 new members and commander Jim Scolaro says, We’ll go over the top. Admission to the party is by special ticket for Victory class members and present post members assisting in the campaign. The ceremonial unit for the initiation includes Joseph Waddish Allan Peterson Ralph Mock John Greenlee Maurice Nathason Isadore Feder Royal Matthews Donald Kriz and Oral Schmitt.

Hanford Post American Legion Memorial Coliseum Jim Scolaro Scolaro Joseph Waddish Allan Peterson Ralph Mock John Greenlee Maurice Nathason Isadore Feder Royal Matthews Donald Kriz Oral Schmitt

Fleming Tops Cabinet Attendance Record Since 1941

Maj. Gen. Philip B. Fleming federal works administrator holds the record for continuous attendance at cabinet meetings after Harlow L. Ickes resignation. Though not a cabinet member, Fleming has sat in since 1941 at the invitation of Presidents Roosevelt and Truman.

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

Grass Bread Triumphs In Japanese Food Substitutes

Tokyo reports Japanese experts test edible grasses and leaves to feed the hungry. Sociologist Kagawa promotes 600 edible plant varieties and acorn products while Kotaro Nishioka develops grass bread with soybean powder and soups from soybeans and dried corn.

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

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