Cuban Refugee Teachers To Train At Iowa U
Iowa City hosts a summer program to train Cuban refugee teachers of Spanish for Iowa high schools. Up to 25 Cuban refugees in Miami will attend with five holdovers who earned emergency teaching certificates. The eight week institute runs June 11 to August 7.
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Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
State Department of Public Instruction
Cuba
Miami, Fla
SUI
Burgehall
State College of Iowa
Iowa State University
Drake University
Jose Gutierrez
College of Education
University of Havana
Miami
U.S
Deep River-Millersburg
van Horne
Paul F. Johnston
Johnston
United States
Florindo Cerreta
Dr. Cerreta
Ana Hernandez
Sigourney
Derelicts die from wood alcohol in Bowery tragedy
In New York 37 Bowery derelicts died while 31 more are critically ill from toxic wood alcohol. Police seized 26 pints from a hardware store and charged two clerks, David Feit and Abe Weinreb, with homicide and misdemeanor respectively as investigators hunt the source.
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NEW York
Bowery District
Bellevue Hospital
Lower East Side
David Feit
Abe Weinreb
Gazette Cedar Rapids subscription rates and policy
The Cedar Rapids Gazette details subscription options with carrier and mail rates for night editions and Sunday issues. It notes 1883 establishment, office on Third Avenue, and that the Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local and AP dispatches.
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U.S. Territories
Two Youths Beat Man Then Threw Him Before Train
In Brooklyn on a Thursday night two youths pummeled a man in his 50s on a subway platform and hurled him before an oncoming eight car train. The victim was not identified and the assailants escaped. Five train cars passed over the body.
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New York
Brooklyn
Dardy Orlando Divorces Burlesque Producer Harold Minsky
In Las Vegas AP report, former showgirl Dardy Orlando seeks divorce from burlesque show producer Harold Minsky in district court on grounds of mental cruelty.
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Las Vegas
Dardy Orlando
Harold Minsky
Cedar Rapids Board Makes Property Classification Changes
Cedar Rapids board of review Thursday revised classifications on several residences after the Cleminshaw survey. Corrections included 1620 Park Avenue SE to BB class and 1910 C Street SW to B, with other changes and two appeals rejected. Next meetings set for Tuesday and Thursday at 2 p.m. Appeals should file in advance.
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Cedar
Crestview Drive
Second Street
Fifth Avenue
First Avenue SE
Board of Review
Tumor Removed From Mrs Eisenhower Hospitalized in DC
A former First Lady, Mrs Dwight Eisenhower, underwent removal of a small non malignant neck tumor at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington DC. The 66 year old is reported to be recovering well and is expected to leave the hospital in a few days, having been a patient since last Monday.
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Washington
Dwight Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
Eisenhower
IC.R. Optimist Club Names New Officers
David A. Glant was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Optimist Club at the regular monthly meeting. Other officers include John Von Lackum first vice president Gary Miller second vice president Don Hattery secretary Donald McKee treasurer and board members Loren Stake and Art Sproston.
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David A. Glant
Cedar Rapids
Sclerosis Unit Elects Officers in Eastern Iowa
Mrs Merrill Gracey of Springville was re elected chairman of the Eastern Iowa chapter of the Multiple Sclerosis Society at the spring meeting held at the Town House. Fred Breckner and Elizabeth Dearborn were named treasurer and secretary respectively. Delegates from Cedar Rapids Davenport Waterloo Clinton and Dubuque pledged an added 5000 to support the national research program led by the medical advisory board to uncover a cause and cure for multiple sclerosis. Albert Marks of the Chicago chapter spoke at a post meeting dinner outlining the society’s growth from 1946 to now with 171 chapters and 54 research projects supported.
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Merrill Gracey
Springville
Eastern Iowa
The
Fred Breckner
Cavalier Street
Elizabeth Dearborn
Second Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Waterloo
Clinton
Dubuque
Eastern Iowa Fund
National Medical Advisory Board
Albert Marks
Chicago
National Society
Peabody Biography Profiles Eisenhower Life
A Peabody award winning biography traces Dwight D. Eisenhower's life, covering early years, military career, presidency, and enduring legacy in a documentary airing Friday night on TV 9 at 9:30.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Salvation Army Extends Pick Up Through Saturday
Salvation Army extends its Clean-Up week pickups to Saturday as crews collect 257 800 pounds of salvable material since Monday. Capt Ralph Metz says more material exists and some items will be refurbished for the thrift store to fund the Men’s Social Center which aids 400 men annually and distributed 13 000 dollars in supplies last year. Call EM5 1491 to donate salvable material anytime.
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Salvation Army
Ralph Metz
Metz
Romney Declines Religious Views on Negroes Inquiry
New York Reuters-Philadelphia said Michigan Governor George W Romney refused to link his Mormon faith to race relations. He stated it is neither necessary nor desirable for a candidate to discuss religious views.
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Romney
New York
Michigan
George W. Romney
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