Rockwell's Cedar Rapids study frames Junius Wimple
Norman Rockwell chose Cedar Rapids Iowa to ground his Post cover on Junius Wimple a small wary man in rubbers carrying an umbrella. The scene shows him voting weighing Roosevelt and Dewey with The Gazette in hand as three people ahead vote and the finale finds him amid confetti beaming at a win. The Post also features Rockwell wired outlines and Bernstorf the Cedar Rapids model who recalls posing while his wife and children react and sharing a light take on the mural like portrait.
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Rockwell
Cedar Rapids
Wes. Panek
Vermont
Junius Wimple
Junius
Roosevelt
Dewey
Gazette
W. C. Bernstorf
Gladys C. Bernstorf
Alexandria
Leslie R. Grigg
Grigg
Liberal
Kan
Bernstorf
McKinley
Cleveland
Onslow
Stanwood
Keystone
Jazette-Blumenshine
Edward F. Bernstorf
Saturday Evening Post
Cleveland School
Norman Rockwell
America
Post
Junius P. Wimple
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Mr. Bernstorf
Mr. Wimple
Paul Huston
Rockwell Portrait Captures Cedar Rapids Polling Day
Norman Rockwell visited Cedar Rapids to portray voters and polling scenes. The painting features Mrs Stephan and Mrs Williams chatting, Mr Wimple, Mrs Rohn, Dora Jane Hamblin, Mrs Pazdera, Mrs Beck, Mrs Pazdera ends up with only a foot and her books, Mrs Rogers with Mr Stephan, and Mr Walsh ready to pull a card. The front page shown is The Gazette, reflecting the Cedar Rapids locale.
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Walsh
Norrgard
Rockwell
The
Gazette
Wimple
Cedar Rapids
Arlington, VI
Lions to Hear National Tuberculosis Director
Dr. Charles E. Lyght, health education director of the National Tuberculosis Association, will speak at the Lions club lunch on Thursday at the Roosevelt hotel and address Coe College chapel at 10 a.m. He has contributed to medical and educational journals on tuberculosis control and student health.
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Charles E. Lyght
New York
National Tuberculosis Association
Lions Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Coe College
Lyght
Tuberculosis Committee Chair Led Early Student Health Group
From 1937 through 1942 he chaired the tuberculosis committee of the American Student Health Association guiding public health efforts among students.
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The
American Student Health Association
Merchandise Stolen From Foxhead Tavern Break-In
Proprietors of the Foxhead tavern at 114 First street SE reported a Monday night break in with 38 dollars in cash and merchandise taken after a rear window screen was removed. A sundial valued at 27.50 was reported stolen from 1831 Ridgeway Terrace SE, plus two blankets from the apartment of H. C. Wilson at 200 First Street NW and a garage item from A. M. Hasek at 112 Second Street SW.
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Foxhead Tavern
First Street
Esther Rowe
Ridgeway Terrace
H. C. Wilson
A. M. Hasek
Second Street
Robbery Report Details Theft From Car
A car was broken into and items including a bill fold screwdriver and flashlight were stolen. The incident highlights a break in and theft from a vehicle with the suspect or motive not disclosed.
Andreas Named Incorporator of Pennsylvania School
Elkins Park Pa AP Glenn A Andreas Cedar Rapids Iowa was named as one of the incorporators of a proposed new school to be founded in Lynnewood Hall on the Widener estate. The Christian University Association of America granted a charter and Andreas will serve as treasurer and a trustee of the new institution.
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Elkins Park
Glenn A. Andreas
Cedar Rapids
Christian University Association of America
Lynnewood Hall
Widener Estate
Andreas
Leoipilente
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