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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1954

Page

8

Iwo Jima Memorial to Honor Marines from Bunker Hill to Iwo Jima

The 75 foot bronze Iwo Jima memorial by Felix De Weldon is dedicated by President Eisenhower on the 179th Marine birth anniversary. The statue, funded by Marines, stands 100 feet above the Potomac near Arlington and features six bronze figures modeled from the famous Rosenthal photograph.

Herb Altschull Washington United States Continental Congress Bunker Hill Chengju Reservoir Iwo Jima Eisenhower Potomac River Arlington National Cemetery Potomac Lincoln Memorial Interior Department de Weldon Rosenthal Quantico Marine Base Virginia New York Chester Nimitz AP News Capitol Washington Monument Felix de Weldon Joe Rosenthal Associated Press

Journalism students gain practical aid across Cedar Rapids high schools

Four city high schools provide hands on journalism training through student produced papers in Ison Wilsonian McKinley Clarion Roosevelt Record and Franklin Post. Roosevelt offers the widest training with in house printing while McKinley and Wilson rely on mimeographed sheets. Roosevelt and Franklin publish stories sent to commercial printers though Roosevelt returns its type to school for printing. Survivors from Iwo Jima and the fallen are noted with coverage of a dedication ceremony.

Cedar Rapids Ison Wilsonian McKinley Clarion Roosevelt Record Franklin Post Roosevelt Franklin School McKinley Wilson Joel Rosenthal Ira H. Hayes Bapchule Ariz Rene A. Gagnon Hookseet N.H John H. Bradley Appleton Wis Navy Cpl Franklin R. Souslet Ewing, Ky Harlon H. Block Weslaco Texas Michael Strank Conemaugh Roosevelt and S.tudent Jane Hauskins John Marshall al Zobel Don Novak Reinette Newbold

Parade to Feature Three SPEB Champions in Cedar Rapids

The Cedar Rapids SPEB parade lineup for next Saturday night at the Memorial Coliseum includes three current champions. Headliners are the Orphans of Wichita Kansas and the Schmitt Brothers of Two Rivers Wisconsin, joined by the Big Four from Chillicothe Illinois, a female quartet. The Gay Nineties of Montevideo Minnesota also appear, with box office hours starting Monday for ticket exchanges and general sale from Tuesday.

Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of America Cedar Rapids Eisenhower Memorial Coliseum Wichita Kan Washington Schmitt Brothers Two Rivers Wis Big Four Chillicothe Ill Adelines Adelines”, Female Counterpart of Tthe Speb Montevideo Minn Orphans Barber Shop Quartet Singing In America, Inc Central State Association Iowa SPEB Schmitts Jim Joe Paul Fran

Cedar Rapids Special Services Tests Pupils

The Cedar Rapids division of special services, led by R. B. Doolin, runs a minimum testing program. Third and fifth graders take achievement tests each fall, fifth graders take I Q tests, and first graders are tested in spring. The office issues work permits and age certificates under state child labor laws and assigns counselors to high schools.

Cedar Rapids R. B. Doolin Doolin

Mrs. John B. Hamilton Has Fourteen Relatives Named John

In Union City Tennessee Mrs. John B. Hamilton lists fourteen relatives in her immediate family all named John. The quirky detail highlights a family tradition and raises amusement among neighbors and local residents.

Hey John Union City Tenn John B. Hamilton

Gift From White Christmas Crew Snow Gift Surprise

In Indianapolis chief meteorologist Wallace Bertrand received two surprises from promoters of the movie White Christmas. Three inches of snow fell instead of rain as predicted and a $100 gift was sent in appreciation.

Indianapolis Wallace Bertrand Indianapolis Weather Bureau Bertrand

Robber Returns Few Dollars After Halted Hold Up

A holdup man handed back five one dollar bills after declaring the crime not worth it. Mrs. Opal Nesbit, 42, a cleaning shop employee in St. Louis, reported the incident to police and noted the robber glimpsed the small amount and left.

St, Louis Opal Nesbit

Hearing Set On Survivors Benefit Program

Rep William Bates of Massachusetts says a congressional public hearing will be held in Washington on government benefits for survivors of service members who died. The hearings begin November 17 and aim to review 475000 widows and others to create a more equitable program and reduce five overlapping survivor benefit programs.

New York William H. Bates R-Mass Washington Bates

Patriotic Thief Robs a Soldier in Oakland

Air Force Sgt. William C. Lawson, 23, reports a robbery after enlisting celebration in Oakland taverns. He carried 1600 dollars in bonuses and travel funds, woke with a black eye and torn clothes near the naval supply depot, and found his wallet missing but left with 150 dollars, travel orders, and train tickets for a Lawrence Hanscom base trip.

Oakland Calif Air Force William C. Lawson Lawrence Hanscom Air Force Base Bedford, Mass

Step Brothers replace Williams at Policemen's Ball floor show

A last minute change to the Policemen's Ball floor show on November 15 replaces the Billy Williams quartet with the Four Step Brothers who return from Europe and will close their Las Vegas engagement then travel to Cedar Rapids. Tulura Lee, Jimmy Conlin, Dorothy Ryan, and Roger Ray also appear with Buddy Morrow providing music on the Memorial Coliseum stage from 8 to 9 p.m. and dancing afterward until 1 a.m.

Dance Committee Billy Williams Williams New York Four Step Brothers Ed Sullivan Las Vegas Cedar Rapids Tulura Lee Dorsey Jimmy Conlin Dorothy Ryan Roger Ray Buddy Morrow Memorial Coliseum

Secrets Are Poorly Kept On New Cars

Detroit writer Frank Snyder explains how auto makers stage embargoed previews for 1955 models amid a rush of pre release materials. The process aims to refresh dealers inventories while preserving secrecy until official announcements.

Detroit INS Auto Makers

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