Coe Honors Prize Scholars At Convocation
Coe College president Dr. Charles A. Anderson presided at the convocation. Dr. LeRoy D. Weld chairs the honors committee as prize scholars and Phi Kappa Phi seniors are named. Several honorees are in the armed forces among freshman tenth and junior scholars with departmental honors pending.
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Charles A. Anderson
LeRoy D. Weld
Coe
Phi Kappa Phi
Margaret Louise Blaine
John Sylvester Brice
Helen Vera Burian
Doris Blaine Cone
Robert Owen Crabbs
William Eugene Heneks
Dorris Vivian Jefferis
Ellen Elizabeth Johnson
Betty Louise Subotnik
Charles Frank Barlow
Catherine Lucille Covert
Marvelyn Mae Hawley
Everett Dale Hendricks
John Henry Holley
Dorothy Ann Kucera
Darlene Payne
Joyce Elizabeth Roberts
Ann Templeton
Bernice Mae Brandau
Roger al Huber
Ruth Elizabeth Leitner
Ruth Virginia Self
Mary Towne
Brandau
Cunningham
Kohl
Luber
Smythe
Huber
Miss Towne
Mary Lenore Sherrard
Phi Kappa Three
Apoe
Miss Luber
Woodward
Richard Thomas Willing
Brice
Crabbs
Heneks
Rubber Workers End Strike at Bali Band Plant
MISHAWAKA Ind AP The executive board of local 65 United Rubber Workers CIO decided Monday night to end at midnight a strike that had closed the Bali Band plant of United States Rubber Co since Sunday. The union cited no statement beyond reporting War Labor Board assurance of prompt action on the wage dispute. George Cummins said the strike protested WLB delays in granting a 122 cent wage increase.
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Mishawaka
Ind
United Rubber Workers (Cio
Bali Band
United States Rubber Company
War Labor Board
Washington
WLB
George Cummins
Women Hope McCormick Ship Line Will Hire as Crew
Nine women in slacks wait in San Francisco hoping to sail as stewardesses on a war cargo ship for McCormick Steamship Co. They planned to join a test case arranged by the National Maritime Union after the company balked at appointing women to sea duty.
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San Francisco
McCormick Steamship Company
Marian Gilman Wilson
National Maritime Union
CMU
Hhpe
Atte Asphere
New York
McCormick
NMU
Bread sliced again as government lifts ban
Washington AP reports the government rescinded the ban on bakery sliced bread effective immediately. Officials cite no slicing advantages outweighing costs and note bakers and WPB as origins with industry reactions mixed. Consumers rush to buy breadknives as questions linger.
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Kenneth L. Dixon
Washington
Junior
Claude R. Wickard
Office of Price Administration
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
American Bakers Association
Food Administration
War Production Board
WPB
Bread Ban Reappears in Bureaucratic Thril ler
Washington officials revive the sliced bread ban amid shifting rules and agency debates. The move appears to echo a long running administrative dispute over bread safety standards and labeling.
Elliott Roosevelt's Son, 10, Is Injured In Bicycle Crash
William Roosevelt, 10, grandson of the President and son of Lieut. Col. Elliott Roosevelt, was knocked from his bicycle by an automobile. He was badly shaken up and bruised but has recovered and will return home in a day or so.
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West Palm Beach, Fla
William Roosevelt
Elliott Roosevelt
Scarcity of Able Straw Bosses Bottleneck in War Production
Washington AP The Senate War Investigating Committee reports a shortage of trained straw bosses as a major bottleneck in military production. Chairman Truman and Senator Ball say uneven output stems from weak supervision and lackadaisical worker effort on some assembly lines.
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Washington
Senate War Investigating Committee
Truman
D-Mo
Senator Ball
R-Minn
Ball
Vanderbilt Scion Gets 6 Months for Posing as Officer
Private Jacob L Webb a New York socialite and Vanderbilt scion faced six months hard labor for impersonating an officer absence without leave and escaping confinement. He was sentenced by a special court martial and will forfeit two thirds of his pay.
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Reno
Nev
Jacob L. Webb
New York
Webb
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
Commons Elects Douglas Clifton Brown Speaker of the House
London reports Col Douglas Clifton Brown, Conservative and deputy speaker, elected speaker of the house of commons succeeding the late Captain E A Fitzroy who died March 4. The backbench body could not meet publicly until a new speaker was chosen, with Brown’s election conducted in the traditional ceremony last used in George III’s reign.
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Commons
Brown
George III
Relieve Cough Fast With Simple Kitchen Syrup
A home cough remedy promises swift relief using two cups sugar one cup water and two and a half ounces Pinex in a pint bottle. No cooking needed the syrup soothes irritated membranes loosens phloem and eases soreness with long lasting effectiveness and a money back guarantee.
Quake Shakes W Virginia and Western Pennsylvania
Residents in northern West Virginia and western Pennsylvania felt a slight earthquake just before midnight Monday. Beds shook but no damage was reported.
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Wheeling
W. Va
INS
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette presents its 1885 masthead with United Press International news service credits. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail, including various durations and prices, and notes the newspaper’s advertising and circulation policies.
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Cedar Rapids
Naiey. Sore
Ce Ao
Asociatec
United Press International News Service
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