Women’s club hears talk on world cooperation
Cedar Rapids Woman’s club met Monday with Dr. Littell urging United States to pursue global cooperation while ceding limited sovereignty. Emma Elliott introduced the speaker as international relations and current events groups led the program. Mrs Swartzendruber, club president, led a brief business session as members volunteered for the national clothing drive. New members were Mrs Nelson, Mrs Larson, and Kenneth Kohl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Dr. Littell
United States
Littellannes
England
Europe
Emma Elliott
G. Y. Swartzendruber
Cedar Rapids
Guaranty
Des Moines
Swartzendruber
Memrs
Mmes
M. B. Nelson
C. Fred Larson
Kenneth Kohl
Tuberculous Diet Emphasizes Vitamins And Protein Needs
Dr Horace R Getz notes in the September Bulletin of the National Tuberculosis Association that tuberculous patients often lack certain vitamins despite adequate food. Studies show high needs for vitamins A C and K and for protein and minerals with emphasis on fat for fat soluble vitamins.
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Horace R. Getz
Bulletin
The
National Tuberculosis Association
Getz
Easter Suits Parade Glamour in Time-Honored Wardrobe
Fashion notes describe Easter outfits featuring edited glamour with year-round wearability. The parade highlights long and short capes and two standout ensembles, the Philip Mangone coachman coat in bright red wool with a navy cape, and the Montesano weskit suit pairing a yellow wool jacket with a green checked weskit and skirt.
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Philip Mangone
Weskit
Czech Coins Honor Jarmila Novotna
Czechia issues coins bearing Jarmila Novotna the Metropolitan Opera soprano now singing in Helen Goes To Troy Miss Novotna to guest star at the Masaryk memorial concert by 65 piece Coe band sponsored by the Czech Alliance of Cedar Rapids April 22 at Memorial Coliseum tickets on sale at Hillbrunner’s and Art’s Radio shop Cedar Rapids Iowa
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Jarmila Novotna
Metropolitan Opera
Helen
Troy
Czechoslovakia
Miss Novotna
Masaryk
Coe Band
Czech Alliance of Cedar Rapids
Memorial Coliseum
Hillbrunner’s and Art
Second Avenue SE
Katherine Loomis Elected President of Kappa Delta Chapter
Kathryn Loomis has been elected president of Alpha Gamma chapter of Kappa Delta sorority. Other officers are Eleanor Rodgers vice president Peggy Paxton secretary Lois Hinkin corresponding secretary Geraldine Trevor treasurer Audrey Hubner assistant treasurer Ardis Goeken editor.
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Kathryn Loomis
Alpha Gamma Chapter
Kappa Delta Sorority
Eleanor Rodgers
Peggy Paxton
Lois Hinkin
Geraldine Trevor
Audrey Hubner
Ardis Goeken
A A A W Group Postpones Meeting
The American Association of University Women group indefinitely postpones its Friday meeting because the speaker Miss Icy Teel Derling is ill. The event was to be held at Mrs. F V Orr's home at 2058 Fifth Avenue SE.
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American Association of University Women
Icy Teel Derling
F. V. Orr
Fifth Avenue SE
Camp Fire Girls to rehearse West Side Song
The Grand Council Fire song rehearsal for all Camp Fire girls on the west side is set for Wednesday at 4 p.m. in the auditorium on the second floor of the board of education building.
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Grand Council
Board of Education
Five-Pound Sirloin Incident Sparks Witty Quips
A wife’s complaint describes a drunken husband who threw a five-pound sirloin at her during a quarrel. The tale, noted for its absurd detail, invites humorous questions about ration points and butcher shortages, while highlighting social concerns about domestic conflict.
Junior Miss Dirndl Pattern From Anne Adams Book
Advertisement for pattern 4936 Junior Miss dirndl in sizes 10 through 18 with yardage details and price. Includes order instructions to Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Dept at Chicago address and adds offer of a free apron pattern and extra copy for 15 cents.
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Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Dept
N. Clinton Street
Chicago
Ill
Over the Back Fence: Sewing Tips for Refashioning Clothing
Naomi Doebel suggests quick ways to transform simple garments into smarter outfits using white handkerchief collars and triangular jabots. Mothers can salvage old rayon gowns slips or undershirts to create small sizes for children, outlining a practical home solution to supply shortages.
Sewing tips for knits and small craft projects
Frays around cut edges require stitching before assembly. Stretchy rayon jersey seams need longer stitch length and looser tension for stretch. Double stitch for strength and reinforce knitted fabric with woven fabric at button and buttonhole areas. Trims like lace edging and colored buttons add a touch. Press hems from bottom up to avoid bias distortion. Save wooden spools for toy chests or hot dish stands. Use old blocks as pulls. Paint old window frames with prints behind panes for wall display.
Shortage of Army Nurses Overseas Cited by Official
Seattle AP reports Capt. Bernice Chase says over 30,000 wounded soldiers are returned monthly for treatment due to insufficient overseas nurse staffing. She notes 71 percent of the army nurse corps is deployed abroad, yet shortages persist despite available facilities.
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Seattle
United States
Bernice Chase
Ninth Service Command
Army Nurse Recruiting
Army Nurse Corps
Notice of Will Probate in Linn County Iowa
Court hearing set for March 9 1945 at 9 oclock a m in Cedar Rapids for proof and admission to probate of Grace B Shores will in Linn County Iowa The notice lists Arthur Axmear Clerk and E J North Attorney with case details in Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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A. Linn
Grace B. Shores
Saie District Court
Court House
Cedar Repids
Iowa
Arthur Axmear
E. J. North
Russia Seen As Dominant World Power
Nadine Subotnik reports on a talk about Russia's rise and influence. Dr. L. Levi and Dr. Dunnington defend Russia, Stalin's role in World War II, and the Curzon line while warning of postwar tensions and potential conflict.
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Russia
Asia
Europe
Roosevelt
Churchill
Dr. L. Levi
First Methodist Church
Iowa City
Sokols
Sokolice
Sokol Hall
Poland
Dunnington
Warsaw
Hitler
England
Stalin
Dr. Dunnington
Josef Stalin
Chamberlain
Maxim Litvinov
San Francisco
Burma
Malaya
Winston Churchill
Men and Women In Service Update
Cpl. Robert Emry arrived in France per his wife and family of 608 A avenue NW. Marine Sgt. R. T. Estes, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Estes, 1124 J avenue NW, reached the South Pacific. Valera M. Kirk, a two is, returned to Washington DC after a seven day leave with relatives in Alburnett. Cpl. Paul Gerdor of the medical corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hersh Gordon, 600 First street SW, was seriously injured in a February truck accident and is hospitalized in England with his wife and two children at the Grand Hotel.
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Robert Emry
France
A Avenue NW
R. T. Estes
N. D. Estes
J Avenue NW
South Pacific
Valera M. Kirk
Washington, D. C
Leona M. Kirk
Alburnett
Cpl
Paul Gerdor
Medical Corps
Hersh Gordon
First Street
England
Grand Hotel
Papal Message to American People
Pope Pius XII, recovering from influenza, sends a paternal blessing to the United States. The message, allegedly written in his own hand, expresses sympathy for war sacrifices and prays for peace, faith, courage, and charity in defending inalienable rights. Signed: Pius XII.
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New York
Pius XII
Henry J. Taylor
New York World-Telegram
Taylor
United States of America
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