Civil Defense Radiological Monitoring Class Planned
Civil Defense announces a fall course titled Steps to Survival Radiological Monitoring. The program, guided by FCDA theory, aims to train residents on actions to take in radioactive fallout using radio communication, with a pilot conducted at the University to test the instruction framework.
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Federal Civil Defense Administration
Seis
University of Io
FCDA
Coz
Sacre
Linn County
University of Jaws
William H. Felder
Battle Creek
Mich
Alfred W. Meyer
Call College
Roy A. Nelson
Cornell College
Mt. Veenon
Ladies Night and Engineering Seminar Announcement
An Iowa group hosts a Tuesday event for women, featuring two Linn County professors and other experts. The session covers radiological monitoring, fallout hazards, and device operation with plans for a fall class expansion and state-wide participation. Also announced is the Industrial Engineering Association of Iowa Ladies Night program with a condensed Carousel show and a notable speaker lineup.
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Don Vonn Nose
Wmt-Tv
Industrial Engineering Association of Iowa
Fezzes Rule At Shriners Convention In Cairo
In Cairo the Shriners convention showcases fezzes as dominant headwear, contrasting with the Middle East where modern fashion has largely replaced the fez. Turkish tradition has faded under Ataturk, while Saudi turbans and bareheaded leaders mark regional styles.
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Cairo
Ins
Middle East
Kemal Ataturk
Turkey
Gazal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Man Mired in Mud Rescued by Coast Guard
A six year old clam digger Andrew Lukac of Bayonne was trapped in mud on New Jersey tidal flats. Rescuers failed to gain footing until a helicopter from Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn arrived. The craft lowered a line, hoisted Lukac from ten feet of mud, and transported him to a Bayonne hospital. Mission accomplished.
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Coast Guard
Bayonne
Roast Guard
Andrew Tukac
New Jersey
Ageper
Sve
Floyd Bennet
Brooklyn
Lukac
Bayonne Hospital
Contrarian Duck in Ida Falls Draws Local Attention
Jan Carr, ten, keeps a duck named Donald in Ida Falls. The bird reportedly dislikes water and causes surprise among residents as the unusual pet captures curiosity in the community.
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Idamio Falls
Ida
Jan Carr
Donald
Rotary Club To Honor Dr. Gage At June Dinner
Cedar Rapids Rotary Club plans a testimonial dinner for Dr. Harry Morehouse Gage former Coe College president at the Crystal Ballroom Sheraton Montrose June 5. Kenneth Peverson painted a portrait of Gage for the college. tickets 3 in advance at hotel or Coe. reservations limited to 400. The event precedes the Coe trustees meeting and brings together Coe faculty Rosarians and friends.
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Rotary Club
Dr. Gage
Harry Morehouse Gaze
Coe College
Cedar Rapids Rotary Club
Sheraton-Montrose
Rotarians
Wisconsin
Kenneth Peverson
Sheraton-Montrose S
Coe
Coe Board of Trustees
Rotary
Home Made Plane Certified in Kentucky by FAA
Louisville AP reports Joseph K. Wesley, 32, built a 12 foot long two wing home made biplane with 16 foot 13 inch span. The craft uses a 635 horsepower engine and flies near 100 miles per hour. Wesley, an airplane mechanic, spent under $300 on the build and has about 90 hours flying the one seater.
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Kentucky
Louisville
Civilian Aeronautics Authority
Kenttucky
Joseph K. Wesley
Jeruises
Wesley
Isaid
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Laure Var Dyke
Inustry
Meyer
Alta
Jefferson Senior High School
Cal
Carousel
Terrence I Carison
Dave King
Mary Ann Chulupka
Corrine Shover
University of Wisconsin
Washington and Lee University
John L. Gable
Empire
Extension
Beypl
Alexandria
Louis Armstrong
New Orleans
Liellonme
Moses Beltona Hearing
Highey Suilding
Cedar Rapids
Gage
Cac
Joseph E. McCabe
Toman's Florists
Stejskal’s Flower Shop
Bowling
S.W. EM
Krebs Flower Shop
3Rd Avenue
Bezdek's Florists
Marion Blvd
Bezdek’s
Floral Art
1St Avenue
Armstrong Gels
Armstrong Associates
Wickfield
Hydrascopic
Armstrong Molicky
SA Urs
Armstrong
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