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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1944

Page

11

Annual Rabbit Show Ends With Large Cedar Rapids Event

The Cedar Rapids Small Stock association closed its annual rabbit show with eight breeds judged by R J Bernhart of St Louis. Over 400 rabbits entered. Winners span New Zealand Whites Flemish Giants Colored and American Sable with multiple best of breed and best opposite honors awarded to several breeders including Draper, Gelsler, and Freeman Rabbitry among others.

Cedar Rapids Frank Mitchell Waterloo van Klompenbure Zeeland Mich Schmidt Heron Lake Minn Buck R. E. Gelsler Clare Draper Frank Bates Bucks Sam Ritter Greene de Lux Rabbitry Bellaville Jack Waite Cedar Falls Baby Does Draper Lyal Ness Atkins R. J. Sayers St. Louis Paul Maas R. J. Baumgartner Wateroo Gessler Claire Barclay Gepfert K. J. Holm Ness Sayers Doe Holm Ritter White Reverens Freeman Rabbitry F H. Maule Joy Robert Miller Leonard Smith Lincoln Nebr Smith Glenn Sperry Best Mallle Flemish Giants Sandy Buck W. J. Hemmer Hemmer FF. H Mallie Doe Sandy Sandy Hemer Fawn

Coal Production Rises From 1943 Levels Amid Weekly Dip

Washington AP Harold L Ickes said coal output fell in May 6 week from the prior week with bituminous at 12 150 000 tons vs 12 360 000. Despite the drop the total stays well above 1943 figures when stoppages throttled production. 1944 bituminous up 4 8 percent year to date and anthracite up 5 1 percent for the period.

Washington Harold L. Ickes Solid Fuels Ickes

Natives Write Communiques In Pacific Spotlight

Washington reports a native commu nique writer in New Guinea competing with navy flyers. Col. Blanchard notes natives rarely use formal military phrasing yet can be strikingly expressive. An eyewitness described an American bombing with the line Plenty dead, plenty wounded, plenty good.

Washington INS Army New Guinea Navy Charles C Blanchard Southwest Pacific

Warbler Sgt Jones serves in Italy with Squadron-Airs orchestra

Sgt Don D Jones son of County Recorder and Mrs Dempsy Jones 914 Ellis Blvd NW entertains servicemen in the area as a member of the Squadron A irs orchestra organized in March under T/Sgt Jim Polk with Sgt Ken Waltman as business manager. The group, including vocalists Sgt Polk and Sgt Jones, has performed for the commanding general and at dinners. Don, a former Cedar Rapids Engineering machinist, went to service June 2 1942 and has been overseas for over a year.

Army Air Corps Italy Don D. Jones Dempsy Jones Ellis Boulevard T/Sgt Jim Polk Sgt. Polk Sgt Ken Waltman Sgt. Jones Sgt. Waltman Polk Krupa Les Brown Dean Hudson Waltman Bernie Collins Spiegle Wilcox Charley Barnett William Ruby Chicago Don Cedar Rapids Engineering Company

WAC Entered War At Its Beginning Two Years Ago

Two years ago Monday the Women’s Army Corps was formed as an auxiliary to the armed services. Corregidor had fallen nine days before, and soon after the Battle of the Coral Sea. Submarines roamed the Gulf, Lashio fell, and Moscow held while Germans pressed Kerch. WAACs began their war effort on non combat duties in multiple theaters and are now serving with air, ground and service forces overseas.

Women’s Army Corps Uniformed Services Sam Corregidor Battle of the Coral Sea Mississippi Lashio Burma Moscow Kerch Peninsula America WAAC Wacs England Italy North Africa Australia India Hawaii

Texas Co Ed Behavior Compared Between Genders

University of Texas records show that girls are better behaved students than boys or, alternatively, that boys’ misdeeds are more evident. Since the winter semester began, the dean of men's office lists 17 boys and four girls as...

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Disciplinary Actions Highlight University Punishments

Nine students received disciplinary probation and six were suspended. Cheating on examinations was the most common offense, with additional penalties for misdemeanor conduct, cashing hot checks, selling others’ books, plagiarism, and violating residence hall rules.

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