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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1975

Page

9

Cedar Rapids Post Office History Captured in 1907 1908 Cards

Two post cards depict Cedar Rapids landmarks from 1907 and 1908, showing the Second avenue and Third street SE post office built in 1892 and enlarged in 1908. The building housed postal operations until 1933 when the post office moved to First avenue and First street, later relocating to 615 Sixth avenue SE in 1966.

Cedar Rapids Charles Seda Iowa Avenue Washington Street First Avenue Second Street Joe Green Seda Viola Ealy Belle Plaine

Willkie Widow Sees Campaigning Evolve With TV

Edith Willkie widow of Wendell Willkie recalls 1940 campaign era in Indianapolis. She argues television made campaigning safer and notes how modern media would have impacted President Ford’s bids. She shares memories of her husband, egg incident at a rally, and their Midwest focus.

Indianapolis UPI Edith Willkie Ford Willkie Hoosier Wendell L. Willkie Franklin D. Roosevelt Wendell Warrick Midwest New York City Philip H. Willkie Elwood Ind Indiana University

300 Years of Clock Watching at Greenwich and Herstmonceux

The Royal Greenwich Observatory marks 300 years by highlighting its two sites Greenwich and Herstmonceux. GMT is still produced from Herstmonceux while the old hilltop buildings in London keep the historical meridian. Atomic clocks at Herstmonceux rival time precision, and engineers even study spider silk as a model for telescope alignment.

Herstmonceux England UPI Royal Greenwich Observatory Greenwich Greenwich Observatory Greenwich Hill London Prince Philip Philip Charles II Christopher Wren Charles Ings Wren Washington John Flamsteed Flamsteed Moon Earth Sussex GMT Observatory Nature

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