Taft Denies Isolationist Label in Foreign Aid Talk
In a Monday interview with U S News and World Report Taft denied being isolationist. He suggested a Marshall Plan like approach on a smaller scale and backed aiding European defense within the Atlantic Pact. He endorsed Point Four assistance, supported continued Korean armistice talks, and urged readiness to strike if talks fail or Red China attacks Indo China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S. News and World Report
Taft
U. S
Formosa
Indo-China
Iowa and Nearby Cities Weather Update and Local Notices
Mild Sunday with high temperatures around 41 and lows near 31 across major cities including Boston and Seattle. The Iowa forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with rain or snow through Monday night, turning to snow flurries, then partly cloudy Tuesday with little temperature change and a continued chance of snow or rain southwest Tuesday night into Wednesday. Precipitation totals for March and normals are noted, with wind at noon from the northeast 20 to 25 mph. Local crime and traffic notes include drunkenness fines, intoxication cases, leaving the scene, speeding, stop sign and signal violations, muffler faults, and driving without lights, along with a string of recent deaths and funeral notices in several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Taft Delegates Win Linn County Caucus Despite Confusion
In Linn County the Fifth precinct caucus drew 180 people the largest turnout, with Taft forces prevailing over Eisenhower in the 10 delegated seats. Severn declared his stance to avoid misunderstandings while questions linger about Fayette Linn and Buffalo delegations. County rules and convention timing remain unsettled as officials weigh precinct caucus results and potential seating at the Friday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Barlow
Taft
Eisenhower
Severn
Fayette Or Linn
Buffalo
Fayette Or
Linn
Ted Birdsall
Linn County
Palmer
Scot County
Cedar Rapids
Martin LeCompte File Nomination Petitions
DES MOINES AP Two Iowa Republican congressmen filed petitions for re election with the secretary of state Reps Karl M LeCompte Corydon and Thomas E Martin Iowa City both seek their eighth consecutive terms Their filings plus 12 for the state legislature bring the total to 112 of an expected 400 by Friday midnight Those who filed for the legislature include House Rep George L Paul R Brooklyn B G Rees R Delhi Senate Rep J C Davis R Oelwein
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Karl M. LéCompte
Corydon
Thomas E. Martin
Iowa City
House
George L. Paul
Brooklyn
B. G. Rees
Delhi
Senate
J. C. Davis
Oelwein
Candles cost far more than electricity for lighting
A historical note states candles used for lighting are seventeen times more expensive than electricity, highlighting the higher cost burden of candle illumination versus modern power.
Fischer Trial Reveals Son’s Defense And Family Ties
In the continuing Fischer murder trial, the son testifies about firing warnings at his father and details of beatings, church and social outings, and his strained relationship. Separately, New York police hunt for Arnold Schuster’s killer, probing whether the shooter is an underworld figure or a crank, with 150 detectives questioning ex-convicts and a focus on fugitive Frederick J. Tenuto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arnold Schuster
Willie Sutton
Schuster
Sutton
Frederick J
Tenuto
Pennsylvania
FBI
George P. McNaghan
Max
McGladrey Sojourners Leader Dies After Long Career
McGladrey Sojourners president and CPA with a varied career from a Michigan birth in 1883 to service in both world wars. Survived by Bernice Hester McCaul widow Kathleen Frey and two granddaughters. Funeral at Turner chapel with burial Cedar Memorial cemetery. He grew up in Alba and worked in Wyoming Montana North and South Dakota before Iowa and Nebraska offices. He was a World War I lieutenant and World War II major, and a longtime Army Reserve member. Burial in Cedar Memorial follows Wednesday service.
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Sojourners
Brimley
Mich
Alba
Ferris Institute
Big Rapids
Walton School of Commerce
Chicago
Michigan
Wyoming
Montana
Mr. McGladrey
Concrete
N.C
Aberdeen
S. D
Bernice Hester McCaul
Fargo
N A
Internal Revenue
Bashier
Bowdle
S.D
Goodyear Waterproof Company
Minneapolis
Iowa
van Horn, Cluett and iCompany
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Burlington
Omaha
E. W. Dunn
George H. Hansen
McGladrey
Organized Reserve Corps
Army
Kathleen Frey
Perris
Calif
Will McGladrey
Turner Chapel
Andrew E. Kurth
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Forfeiture Sought in Federal Suit Over Car Used for Liquor
A federal suit in Cedar Rapids seeks forfeiture of a 1948 Kaiser four door sedan tied to liquor transport on an Indian reservation at Tama. Eddie Benson, owner of the Linn County car, currently held in Toledo by Tama County Sheriff Russell Kern, allegedly drove onto the reservation on February 24 with a half pint of liquor and seven beer cans. The vehicle was seized the same day and the petition filed in Sioux City before reaching Cedar Rapids. Judge Henry N. Graven also granted government authority to amend rent overcharge petitions against Sam Sheronick and Mrs. L. W. Scovel.
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Tama
Federal District Court
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Toledo
Tama County
Russell Kern
Eddie Benson
Benson
Kaiser
Sioux City
Henry N. Graven
Sam Sheronick
L. W. Scovel
New Rail Tariff Book From Cedar Rapids Traffic Bureau
Cedar Rapids Traffic Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce announced receipt of a new uniform classification book and railroad tariffs set to take effect May 30. The changes affect freight rates with increases to the eastern territory and mixed shifts to southern and southwestern routes, while export and West Coast rates stay unchanged. Exception rates remain, but railroads may cancel them. bureau will attend a Chicago meeting March 18 and 19 to discuss proposed cancellations.
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Traffic Bureau
Cedar Rapids
West Coast
Chicago
Few Cost Surveys Left for Distribution in City
A small number of copies of the Council of Social Planning cost of living survey remain for public distribution. Council Executive Secretary John Harrell announced Monday that groups may obtain copies at the Council office in the Chamber of Commerce building. Some copies will be held on a loan basis by the council. The survey was produced by the council’s health section with Mrs. Walter H. Kohl as chair of the study committee and members covering shelter nutrition clothing medical care advancement and recreation and other fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Social Planning
Council
John Harrell
Chamber of Commerce
Walter H. Kohl
Shelter
T. Pleune
Thelman Downing
Beverly Callahan
Evelyn Reger
H. Copeland
Orpha Fargo
G. L. Lyman
John Matthews
Clare Klodd
John Snider
Wallace L. Lyon
Gabrielle Nadeau
Trains Sideswipe at Olin Derails Cars Near Yard
A diesel engine and 8 or 10 freight cars derailed when two Milwaukee freight trains collided near the Olin yards Monday morning. Westbound No 61 entered yards but was struck by eastbound No 62. engine and cars from both trains derailed yet no injuries were reported. Mainline traffic was tied up as Milwaukee trains rerouted via the North Western between Tama and Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin
Milwaukee
North Western
Tama
Clinton
Vinegar Helps Loosen Hard Deposits in Tea Kettles
Vinegar, a mild acid, can loosen the hard mineral deposits that build up inside tea kettles, aiding cleaning and extending kettle life.
Court fines John Louvar for second offense drunk driving
John Louvar, 63, of Fairfax, pleaded guilty to a second offense drunk driving charge, reduced from third offense on County Attorney Willis Glassgow's recommendation. Judge J. E. Heiserman fined Louvar $1,000 and costs, noting infirmities and prior Linn county convictions in 1946 and 1948. Police report: he backed into a car after forcing another to the curb, and he had been free on $1,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frank Louvar
Fairfax
Louvar
J. E. Heiserman
Willis Glassgow
Jhrunk
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Leipheimer and Cowden Wills Filed for Probate
The wills of Samuel B. Cowden who died February 27 and Nicholas Leipheimer who died February 24 have been admitted to probate. Cowden names sister Sadie P. Cowden executrix and leaves real estate to her with cash bequests to John C. Palmer, Sarah C. Palmer, Harry Cowden, and Catherine C. Palmer. Leipheimer names daughter Helen L. Ettinger executrix and bequeaths small sums to nieces and nephews, a former housekeeper, and grandsons with the remainder to Ettinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. Cowden
Nicholas Leipheimer
Cowden
Sadie P. Cowden
John C. Palmer
Sarah C. Palmer
Harry Cowden
Catherine C. Palmer
Goemaat Pleads Guilty Five Year Suspended
John Ernest Goemaat of Cedar Rapids pleaded guilty to attempted breaking and entering. Judge J E Heiserman imposed a five year suspended sentence for the Oct 15 office intrusion at 4001 First Avenue SE. Co-defendant John J Morrissey received five years at Anamosa for a Keokuk burglary. January grand jury indictment against both was dismissed on the county attorney’s recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ernest Goemaat
Cedar Rapids
J. E. Heiserman
John J. Morrissey
Hennessey Brothers
First Avenue SE
Morrissey
Anamosa
Keokuk
Goemaat
Jury Selection in Capes Wrongful Death Suit Begins
Jury selection started Monday morning before Judge M C Hamiel in the wrongful death case brought by Lloyd Capes as administrator of LeRoy Capes against the Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern railroad. Plaintiff's counsel are L M Hullinger and E J Dahms. Defendants are Swisher Cohrt Swisher and Justin W Albright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Hamiel
Lloyd Capes
LeRoy Capes
Waterloo, Cedar Falls and Northern Railroad
L. M. Hullinger
E. J. Dahms
Swisher, Cohrt
Swisher
Justin W. Albright
Suspended sentence given to W J Scharloch in grand larceny case
William Jackson Scharloch, 29, of Ellis Trailer Court NW, received a four month suspended sentence from Judge J E Heiserman after pleading guilty to grand larceny. He allegedly took two pay envelopes containing 106 45 dollars from Smulekoff's on Saturday. He worked there as a service man and made full restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jackson Scharloch
Ellis Trailer Court
J. E. Heiserman
Smulekoff
Glenn McMurrin Served With Mittimus in Jail
Glenn E. McMurrin Jr aged 22 of 544 H street SW was served with a mittimus for failure to pay a drunk driving fine. He remains in county jail on a desertion charge after paying $105 of a $300 fine assessed June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn E. McMurrin, Jr
Longerbeam Faces Assault Trial Set for Tuesday
Bobby Longerbeam, 30, of 109 Tenth Street NE, is slated for trial Tuesday on an assault and battery charge based on an information filed by his twin sister. He pled not guilty at Monday arraignment before Justice Miles Adams after a Sunday afternoon arrest by Deputy P. J. Whittemore.
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Bobby Longerbeam
109
Tenth Street NE
Longerbeam
Miles Adams
P. J. Whittemore
Bertram Boys Find Loot From Iowa City Thefts
Two Bertram boys found a blanket a camera and new tools Sunday and turned them over to Deputy Larry Condon Monday. He connected the items to recent prowlings in Iowa City dormitories and suggested the loot may be stolen. A camera was included among the articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram
Iowa City
Larry Condon
Prowling Reports Tied to University Dorms Near Games
Condon said a number of prowlings at university dormitories had been reported on nights of basketball games. A blanket with plaid fringe and tools including a hammer pliers and two wrenches were found. Sheriff Pat Murphy of Johnson county was expected to inspect the articles in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condon
Pat ‘Murphy
Johnson County
Cedar Rapids
Stemlar Motor sues over auto repair lien and amount due
The Stemlar Motor Company filed suit Monday for 71.57 against E. J. Gillis alleging the sum is owed for auto repair work. The plaintiff seeks foreclosure of a lien on the defendant’s car currently in Stemlar’s possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stemlar Motor Company
E. J. Gillis
Crippled plane lands after TV drama at Dayton airport
In a real life suspense moment at Vandalia near Dayton, pilot Carl Leimer aboard a grounded Lockheed Lodestar belly landed the crippled craft after four hours aloft with four others aboard. The drama aired with WHIO-TV cameras capturing the event as Leimer and five others walked away unharmed.
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Vandalia
Ohio
Carl Leimer
Dayton
Seimer
Leimer
Ruth
Cincinnati
W. A. Burns
Trailmobile Corporation
William Tollard
Hercer
Harry Eyler
Trailmobile
Milwaukee
Whio-Tv
Burns’ Corporation
Chicago
Lansing
Lockheed
CAA
Wright-Patterson Air Base
Burns
City Hall Notes Petition for Thirtieth Street Paving
Twenty three residents petitioned the city council Monday asking concrete paving on Thirtieth Street SE from Meadowbrook Drive to Bever Avenue. Council sent the matter to City Engineer Frank Young's office. Pavement is preferred, but owners would accept a Seaman process street if paving is not feasible.
Cedar Rapids council redraws wards to form Twenty fifth district
The council authorized City Attorney C. W. Garberson to draft an ordinance splitting parts of the Sixteenth and Fifteenth precincts in southwest Cedar Rapids to create a new Twenty fifth precinct. Finance Commissioner L. D. Burgus said further action is due Thursday. The change is expected to take effect before the June primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Garberson
Cedar Rapids
L. D. Burgus
Crestview J Addition Plat Approved by Council
Crestview j addition owned by Frank L. Buser received city council approval after prior City Plan Commission backing. The sequence followed an earlier approval vote by the planning body.
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Crestview J Addition
Frank L. Buser
Counleil
City Plan Commission
Waterworks reports February production and receipts
Supt Leo Louis announced city waterworks pumped 220110000 gallons in February for a daily average of 7590000. February receipts totaled 42690.20 from water rentals and sales tax and 9263.44 from sewage rentals. Expenditures included 31011.31 from operating accounts and 18095.23 from the construction fund.
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Leo Louis
Parks Department to buy 500-gallon sprayer for arborist division
The parks department authorized the purchase of an Imperial model LC engine trailer sprayer with a 500 gallon wood tank for use by the arborist division. The equipment will be bought from Hardie Manufacturing Company of Hudson Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parks Department
Arborist
Hardie Manufacturing Company
Hudson, Mich
Local beer permits awarded to residents and hotels
Class B beer permits were granted to Mrs. Paul S. Frazier at 307 Third Avenue SE and to Albert M. Sebrecht and William Ulch at 402 Sixth Street SW. Hotel beer permits went to the Magnus Hotel at 324 Second Avenue SE and the Taft Hotel at 403 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul S. Frazier
Third Avenue SE
Albert M. Sebrecht
William Ulch
Sixth Street
Magnus
Second Avenue
Taft
Second Avenue SE
Beer permits issued to two residents in city
Class C beer permits were issued to Bert N. Graham of 2011 Linn boulevard SE and to Howard M. Rinderknecht of 1401 K street SW, signaling new licenses for local establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert N. Graham
Linn Boulevard
Howard M. Rinderknecht
K Street
Deaths Thelma Lamb longtime Cedar Rapids resident
Thelma Lamb wife of Harris A Lamb died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 11 15 p m Sunday after a long illness Born November 1 1903 in Oxford she married in 1927 in Cedar Rapids Surviving include husband a daughter Nancy Jean Lamb and a son Second Lt Marvin H Lamb in the U M R S LAMB S air force at Malden Missouri her parents Daniel H Marvin and Darwin Schaum a sister Funeral services will be held at Turner chapel Wednesday at 3 30 p m conducted by Dr Theodore Lilly Burial will be Cedar Memorial cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Lamb
Harris A. Lamb
Gwendolyn Drive
Cedar Rapids
Oxford
Nancy Jean Lamb
Marvin H. Lamb
Lambs
Air Force
Malden
Daniel H. Marvin
Marion
Darwin Schaum
Antigo
Lamb
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
P.E.O
Kappa Delta Sorority
tCee College
Turner Chapel
Theodore Lilley
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Auctioneer A L Shakespeare dies in Cedar Rapids
Andrew LeRoy Shakespeare 50 of Cedar Rapids died Sunday night in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a lingering illness. Born April 30, 1901 in Central City he owned a second hand and auction store at 415 Third Avenue SW Cedar Rapids. Survived by wife Dorthy two sons Harold and Lyle a grandson and a brother Avon Shakespeare of Central City. Services at Rohn chapel time to be announced friends may call after 3 p m Tuesday.
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Andrew LeRoy Shakespeare
Third Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Central City
Dorthy
Harold and
Lyle
Avon Shakespeare
Rohn
Leonard Lavell obituary notices death in New York
Leonard Howard Lavell 55 Cedar Rapids resident died in a New York City hospital Saturday after a brief illness. He worked for the Pennsylvania railroad and was a World War I veteran. He was affiliated with the Methodist church. Surviving are his wife Cleo and two sisters Eleanor Lavell of Chicago and Mrs. Jack Rice of Cedar Rapids. The body will be brought to the Rice chapel. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Leonard Howard Lavell
Cedar Rapids
New York City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lavell
Methodist Church
Cleo
Eleanor Lavell
Chicago
Jack Rice
Rice Chapel
Services for Nancy Marie Green to be held at Kuba funeral home and St. Wen ceslaus church
The three-year-old Nancy Marie Green daughter of Mr and Mrs Dale Green of 613 Twenty first avenue SW will receive services at 9 am Tuesday at Kuba funeral home and 9 30 am at St Wen ceslaus church conducted by Rev Anthony W Chihak Burial is in St John's cemetery A Rosary is recited at 7 30 pm Monday at the funeral home where friends may call
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Marie Green
Dale Green
Twenty-first Avenue
Kuba Funeral Home
St. Wenceslaus Church
Anthony W. Chihak
St. John’s Cemetery
William G. Clinkenberg dies at 96 in heart attack
William G. Clinkenberg age 96 of 830 Third Avenue SW died at 12:35 PM Monday from a heart attack. Survived by wife Lulu four children and 10 grandchildren. Funeral services at Beatty chapel at a later time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Clinkenberg
Third Avenue
Lulu
Beatty Chapel
Spanish Cardinal Raps Tolerance
Sevilla AP Pedro Cardinal Segura y Saenz criticized tolerance of Protestantism in a pastoral letter and warned the government to uphold Catholicism as state religion. A Protestant chapel was attacked with hymn books and pews burned, amid rising anti Protestant tension and political pressure over U.S. aid negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevilla
Spain
Pedro Cardinal Segura Y Saenz
Segura
U.S
Council OKs transfer of Palumbo permits to Mt Vernon site
The city council authorized Mike Palumbo to transfer his cigarette and beer permits from 1401 K SW to 3401 Mt Vernon Road, enabling continued operations at the new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Palumbo
Mt. Vernon Road
Four Eastern Iowans Return From Korea
SEATTLE AP Four East Iowans were aboard the U S navy transport Gen. Simon B Buckner which docked here Sunday with 1339 rotation troops from the Far East They are Cpl Calvin A Eastman Postville Cpl Glen J McCulley Columbus Junction Sgt Donald A Miller Monticello and Sgt Marvin F Seda Traer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
U. S. Navy
Simon B. Buckner
Far East
Calvin A. Eastman
Postville
Glen J. McCulley
Columbus Junction
Donald A. Miller
Monticello
Marvin F. Seda
Traer
Town bans cats per family in White Sulphur Springs
White Sulphur Springs council passes an ordinance prohibiting any one family from keeping more than two cats. In nearby Alderson it is illegal to keep a lion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Alderson
Lattimore Describes Soviet Government as Revolutionary
Owen Lattimore testified before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee stating the Soviet government is revolutionary and differs from other regimes. He refused to label it a normal government or global conspiracy, saying he does not know how the Russian state ties to Communist parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Owen Lattimore
Theenate Internal Security Subcommittee
Lattimore
Sen. Ferguson
R-Mich
Ferguson
City Briefs From Parlor City Camp and Local Notices
A Cedar Rapids page lists community happenings and notices. Parlor City Camp meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m in KP hall with roast beef supper at St James Methodist Ellis Blvd and N Ave NW. Story hour at Kenwood library Tuesday 4 p m led by Mrs Fred Hull. Practical Nurses group meets Wednesday 7 30 p m at 621 Eighteenth Ave SW with Mrs Lee Emmert. Band Festival and Personnel committees of the Young Men's Bureau of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce meet Thursday 7 30 p m at the Chamber. Navy recruiter Cmdr M L Bohgren visits Cedar Rapids for a quarterly inspection. Civic Improvement committee meets 7 30 p m Tuesday at the Chamber. Rochester notes report Billy Heaton 8 son of L V Heaton underwent surgery at St Marys Rochester Minnesota with a good report. Highways committee hears highway commission update at 3 30 p m Wednesday. Detectives seek owners of loot recovered after auto theft arrest of Dennis E Wilson, including tools, jack, chains, gloves, tackle box, battery and a canvas bag. John L Moore promoted to corporal with the army in Okinawa. ex Coe College student worked as radio technician. City Growth and Development committee to receive reports tonight at 7 30 p m at the Chamber building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bukacek
Dennis E. Wilson
Burglars Hit Cromwell Southwest Iowa Bank
Investigation into a Cromwell bank burglary shows thieves entered by a back window during the night, stole about $10 from a stamp drawer and recording fees, and ransacked offices. The vault was not touched and no other items appeared missing. past incidents cited two similar break ins in 191.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromwell
INS
Iowa
Omar Cannon
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A Avenue
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Seventeenth Street
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Ninth Avenue
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Route 1
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H Avenue
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Sixteenth Street
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Avenue NW
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Coe College
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Lapes
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