Nation's Dental Health Awful Says Dentist at Cedar Rapids
Dr. Harold Hillenbrand, editor of the Journal of the American Dental Association, called the nation’s dental health “awful.” He proposed a targeted program for children 6 to 18, warned against socialized medicine, and urged two Senate bills for a national dental research institute and grants for dental health education.
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American Dental Association
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Senate
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Vets Returning From Overseas From Eastern Iowa Ports
Associated Press notes Eastern Iowans listed for return to United States ports include Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids Blairstown Iowa City What Cheer Shellsburg and What Cheer men with ranks S Sgt Don F Germann T 4 Rodney A Newland T 5 Wayne K Haughenburg T 4 Donald E Vrohoticky T 4 William A Garrett Pfe Robert C Swanson at San Francisco the Admiral Hughes March 11 arrival dates are estimated and may be incorrect.
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United States
San Francisco
Admiral Hughes
Don F. Germann
Cedar Rapids
Rodney A. Newland
Wayne K .Haughenburg
Blairstown
Donald E. Vrchoticky
Iowa City
William A. Garrett
What Cheer
Robert C. Swanson
Shellsburg
Mother Of Three Fined On Drunkenness Charge
A 24-year-old mother of three appeared in police court Tuesday on a drunkenness charge. Judge Harry fined her $25 and costs and warned her of penalties for future offenses.
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Harry
Mother Arrested After Drunkenness Charge Near Downtown
Mrs Frances Michalee, 1622 Thirteenth Avenue SE, was arrested by Patrolman Merle Burton just before midnight Monday after police said she had been roaming downtown taverns and claimed she had hired a girl to care for her three children. S Johnson warned that a future drunkenness arrest would incur the maximum 100 dollar fine plus costs.
Officials to discuss fifth mental hospital site in Iowa
DES MOINES UP The legislative interim committee will meet with the board of control at Ames March 18 and in Des Moines March 19 to discuss the site of a proposed fifth mental hospital. P F Hopkins chairman said a casual survey of Fort Des Moines has been made and the interim committee has surveyed Schick hospital at Clinton.
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Paramount Breakfast in Hollywood and More Show Times
The Gazette lists current Tuesday schedules for Paramount Cinderella Jones Danger Signal at varied matinees and night showings, with Palace You Came Along Follow the Band Rialto God Is My Co Pilot Moon over Montana Times Bewitched and Strand listings, including Marion This Love of Ours The Spider.
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Hollywood
Iowa
the Limberlost
Palace
Wilson
Marion
Car Designer On Stand In Patent Infringement Case
A P Brush, an early car designer, testified in a federal case against Pickwick Corp arguing the chicken picker is based on old trade principles and not an infringement of George R. Hunt’s Akron patent. Brush linked rubber finger technology to existing devices for cleaning, picking, and hair removal, noting rubber’s long understood role in design. Depositions from Emil Berg and Herman Please witnesses were read, with Tampa witnesses and a junk dealer contributing later statements.
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A P Brush
Pickwick Corporation
George R. Hunt
Akron
Ohio
Brush
Ford
Hunt
Emil G Berg
New Ulm
Jens Arnesen
Please
Tampa
Parts for the Machine and a Housewife Testimony Completion
The machine parts and a former housewife who once worked for him completed Monday's testimony. The proceedings centered on the defendant's operations and related claims. Authorities presented evidence linking the parties to the case as witnesses described critical events and timelines.
Man Fined for Reckless Driving After Parked Car Crash
Wendl R. Varner of 200 K avenue NW was fined 100 dollars plus costs in police court Tuesday for reckless driving. Patrolmen Ahring and Rubey arrested him after a truck he drove allegedly struck a parked car on the F avenue bridge around 8 15 pm Monday. Mr and Mrs Erik V Schrader of 1319 Maplewood drive NE had just exited their car when hit, Schrader car pushed about 20 feet into a parked vehicle, police said.
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K Avenue NW
F. A
Fuzzy” Ahring
George Rubey
F Avenue Bridge
Erik V. Schrader
Maplewood Drive
Warner
Schrader
Poll Shows Public Likes Wyatt Plan
Special to The Gazette. New York reports Fortune Survey of Public Opinion shows broad support for housing actions. 81.3 percent favor rent ceilings, 63.3 percent back ceiling prices on building materials, 75.6 percent want materials funneled to low cost housing, 48.1 percent seek large scale home building, and 80 percent support government loans for affordable housing. The measures align with recommendations by Housing Expositor Wyatt. Even homeowners largely oppose removing ceilings, with 77.4 percent supporting keeping them.
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The
Gazette
New York
Fortune
Wilson W Wyatt
Crawford Starts Divorce Action Like Oscar Rose
HOLLYWOOD AP Joan Crawford filed divorce proceedings on Tuesday from her third husband actor Philip Terry citing mental cruelty The couple separated last December ending a marriage seen as blissful in the film colony Terry 37 Crawford 38 The suit Lucille Kormann v Frederick Kormann was filed by Neil McCarthy at his Hidden Valley home no alimony or community property sought The actress is guardian of two adopted children Christine 6 and Christopher 3.
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Joan Crawford
Philip Terry
Miss Crawford
Mildred Pierce
Terry
Colony
Lucille Kormann
Frederick Kormann
Neil McCarthy
Hidden Valley
McCarthy
Christine
Christopher
Girl 15 Held On Delinquency Charge After Curfew Violation
A 15 year old girl was picked up by police on a delinquency count early Tuesday after being seen riding with three sailors. She had been warned for curfew violations and had wandered downtown for several weeks before being turned over to juvenile authorities.
Cedar Rapids Gazette March 12, 1946 edition item
Local newspaper page from Tuesday March 12 1946 features brief notices and news items. Readable snippets highlight community events, updates, and notices typical of mid century Cedar Rapids reporting.
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