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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1949

Page

5

Ruth Chatterton in Fight Over Cooking at Home Rights

New York actress Ruth Chatterton faces a court ruling over her right to cook at home using garlic onions snails octopi and strong cheeses in a Park Avenue hotel suite. The case draws New Yorkers into a debate on kitchen freedoms in apartment hotels and the impact on neighborly harmony.

Bob Considine New York INS Ruth Chatterton Supreme Court Supreme Court of State of Manhattan Bronx la Chatterton Barry Thomson Portia Miss Chattertop Park Avenue Walter Strauss Strauss Thomsons

Cedar Rapids City Council adopts budget amendment resolution

The Cedar Rapids Iowa city council approves a resolution to appropriate additional funds for the fiscal year ending March 31 1949 to cover unforeseen expenses. The measures add cash from unappropriated funds to the Ordinance Building Garbage and other departments and set a public hearing for March 17 1949 with the mayor and city clerk Maude M Krebs.

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North Korean Delegation Dined by Soviet Chief in London

The Soviet monitor reports Premier Stalin hosted a North Korean delegation at a dinner Thursday night in London. The visitors are highlighted on Russia's vodka and caviar circuit. Earlier, Andrei Vishinsky hosted a gala reception Tuesday with about 300 prominent Russians and foreign diplomats.

London INS Stalin Russia Andrei Vishinsky

Gardens Don’t Happen Says Poet of the People

Edgar A. Guest argues that gardens require constant care and effort. He stresses that thistles must be weeded and soil must be tended with devotion, for beauty and growth come from hard work and shared effort.

Edgar A. Guest the Poet of the People

Anointed Handkerchiefs and Free Will Offerings Testified

Indianapolis church secretary testified that free will offerings funded handkerchiefs anointed by child evangelist Little David Walker. David's guardian James Dawson alleges income from sales and fees formed part of his $67,800 earnings, with claims of healing that the witness denied.

Indianapolis Little David" Walker Peggy Taylor James Dawson David Raymond Hoekstra Dawson Guardian Little David Taylor Hoekstra Calvary Tabernacle Voice of Calvary Tabernacle

City Council Approves Cedar Rapids Budget for 1949-50

Cedar Rapids council gives final approval to a nearly 2.7 million dollar appropriation for 1949-50. The budget, with 46 funds, raises key allocations including 30 thousand for the retirement fund and 20 thousand for the river front improvement fund. A public hearing is set for March 1 at 10 a.m. for formal adoption.

City Council Cedar Rapids Louis D. Burgus Burgus River Front

Population Slowdown May Slow U S Growth, Hauser Warns

University of Chicago associate dean Philip M. Hauser told architects at the American Institute of Architects convention that the current population slowdown in the United States could curb the nation s potential in the coming decades as he discussed demographic trends.

Houston Tex United States University of Chicago Philip M. Hauser American Institute of Architects

Population trends cited as decisive factor in military power

The speaker argued that national strength hinges on manpower, noting military potential is not solely a function of population but that manpower could decide outcomes among equally developed nations. He warned of a declining U S population by century's end and urged vigilance. At a later session the A L A elected Ralph Walker of New York City as president to succeed Douglas W Orr, with Wilbur H Tusler named board member for the north central states district.

New Yorker Iowa City WAY Drug Co SCO Drug Hauser A. L A Ralph Walker New York City Douglas W. Orr New Haven Conn Wilbur *H. Tusler Minneapolis North-Central States

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