German Shift Won't Affect GLs Greatly
New York based report by Inez Robb notes that Germany’s move to sovereignty will mainly affect Americans in Germany by subjecting them to German civil courts for non military matters. U.S. personnel retain military jurisdiction over crimes. spouses and dependents may be covered. Taxes and pay garnishment follow U.S. law. housing remains usable for a year.
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Germany
Uncle Sam
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U.S
Johnson Avenue Sun Mart, Inc Incorporation Notice
Notice of incorporation for Johnson Avenue Sun Mart, Inc filed under Chapter 491. The Cedar Rapids company will operate stores and wholesale food businesses with authorized stock of 100000, board of directors named William M. Valentine, Barbara M. Valentine, and B. J. Willis. Attorneys Simmons Perrine Albright Ellwood & Neff.
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Johnson Avenue Sun Mart, Inc
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Dar Rapids
Linn County
Lows
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Zelling
Directos
Tao Voration
William M. Valentine
di Barbara
M. Valentine
Treasuer B. J. Willis
Cedar Rapids
Chamber group misplaces highway sign at Burke junction
Quincy Chamber members set up a sign at Burke junction to direct travelers to Quincy but discovered it stood inside the alignment of a proposed state highway that had already been staked.
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Quincy, Wash
Chamber of Commerce
Burke
Quincy
Solomon’s Student Visa Dream Amid US Immigrant Tales
Solomon, son of an Assyrian born in Turkey who fled World War I, praises American kindness while aiming to become an engineer. He credits a student visa grant that could help him climb a few steps toward his career, reflecting Armed Forces Day observances and city life near skyscrapers and subways.
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Solomon
Turkey
Isteps
City Hall Grants Permissions and Approvals in Cedar Rapids
City council authorized a flashlight parade at 8 p.m. on June 16 for the VFW groups. Attendees may include Lt. Cmdr. Wiese and equipment displays. Parking changes approved for several streets and a one hour limit on others. Authorities budget a sign applicator and review water main extensions, with monthly receipts and dairy quality reports released.
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B Street
Fifteenth
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William Kudina
Sixteenth Avenue
Fifteenth Avenue
C Street
Kudina
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Bagdad Student Finds U. S. Like True Fairy Tale
Alfred Leech reports Daniel Solomon, a 26 year old Bagdad native on a student visa in Chicago. He will graduate from Central YMCA high school in June and plans to study electrical engineering at the University of Chicago next fall. Solomon, elected president of Central Y student council, speaks Arabic Assyrian and English and won a democracy speech contest. He hopes democracy means a better future and feels amazed by his experience in the United States.
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Daniel Solomon
Solomon
Bagdad
Central Ymca High School
University of Chicago
Central Y
Seventeen Take Written Test for Cedar Rapids Road-E-O
Seventeen Linn county teens took the written test Saturday for the Cedar Rapids Teen-Age Road-E-O now in its third year. A second written test is planned for Thursday at 7 30 p.m. in the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce building. The driving test will be held Saturday at Cedar Rapids Municipal airport. Entry blanks are available in schools or from the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Participants named include Earl Wims Donald Sedlacek Ronald Dostal Ray Snitel and others from Roosevelt St Wenceslaus McKinley Franklin Wilson Walford and Cedar Rapids Business College.
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Linn County
CedarRapids
Cedar Rapids
Earl Wims
Donald Sedlacek
Ronald Dostal
Roosevelt High School
Ray Snitel
St. Wenceslaus High School
Robert Schriever
McKinley High School
Judy Kehrer
Linda Spielman
John Hamilton
Franklin High School
Rai Ann Martin
Norm Lewis
Robert D. Brown
Bob Hess
Leo Hejda
Gwynneth Aarhus
Wilson High School
Marelynn Glessner
Cedar Rapids Business College
Donald Benish
Larry G. Miller
Walford High School
C R Firm Wins Mt. Vernon Street Resurfacing Contract
The Willman Company of Cedar Rapids won the Mt. Vernon street resealing project, covering about 70 blocks at a bid of 6248.75 dollars based on 12 cents per square yard. Asphalt patching material bid was 18 dollars per ton for about 20 tons, with a completion target in August.
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MT. Vernon
Willman Company
Cedar Rapids
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