Anamosa and Center Point Girls Vie For East Iowa Queen
Anamosa and Center Point high school girls vie for the East Iowa Queen title at the first annual Iowa Band festival in Cedar Rapids on June 8. Center Point candidate Jetta Faye Grubbs, 15, is a junior and noted clarinetist pianist. Anamosa’s Jean Rae Cole, 17, is a junior active in band, student council, pep club and athletic association.
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Anamosa
Center Point Girls
East Iowa
Center Point
Jetta Faye Grubbs
Jean Rae Cole
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Hawkeye Downs
Miss Cole
Jean Rae
Girls’ Athletic Association
President Truman Signs War Funds Cancellation
President Truman signed legislation canceling about 6.24 billion dollars in wartime appropriations. The rescinded funds largely came from the war and navy departments before the war ended.
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Washington
Truman
War and
Navy Departments
Executives Club Presents Dr Joseph Fort Newton Dinner
The Executives club invites members to a Montrose hotel dinner Monday at 6 45 p m with speaker Dr Joseph Fort Newton internationally known churchman He will deliver the baccalaureate address at the University of Iowa and has pastored Cedar Rapids Liberal Christian Church now Peoples Church His autobiography River of Years was published recently
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Joseph Fort Newton
Executives Club
Montrose Hotel
Newton
University of Iowa
Liberal Christian Church
The
Peoples Church
Cedar Rapids
B. T. Perrine
Rising spiritual movement cited as key to economic security
A fragment notes a rising spiritual movement said to be essential for security and business. No further context or details available.
Mrs. S. F. Carey Returns as Linn County Nurse
Mrs. S. F. Carey of Marion is recalled to duty as Linn County nurse on a temporary basis. County Superintendent Waiter A. Shupp announced she will serve until a permanent replacement is appointed to fill the vacancy created by Miss Evelyn Klipping’s resignation from 1225 Second Avenue SE.
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S. F. Carey
Marion
A. Shupp
Carey
Evelyn Klipping
Second
Avenue SE
National Oats Banquet Honors Longtime Employees
National Oats plans a banquet at the Roosevelt Hotel honoring 80 employees for long service. William Michalek, 1620 Thirty Second Street NE, the oldest in service at 35 years, will be recognized alongside others with 5 to 35 years. C Reid, the president, will present service pins, James L. Cooper will chair.
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William Michalek
National Oats Company
Roosevelt Hotel
Sot C. Reid
Michalek
James L. Cooper
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Ducinue
CEN
Peoples Groceries and Markets
Italia
Butternut
Hills Bros
Ancy
van Camp
BA U
Tern
Eady
del Monte
Bel Monte
Vv Amay
Bowlene
New
Texas
Sunkist
Poe
Bologna
May's Drug Store
Woodbury
Kay
Bordeaux
Arsenate
D. D.T
FUMO
Glover's
Shepes
Chen Yu
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