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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1952

Page

3

Second Vespers Program Set for Next Sunday at 3

Cedar Rapids public schools present a vesper series next Sunday at 3 pm in Memorial Coliseum featuring saxophonist Rolland Raim from Franklin school and vocal groups from Folk Wilson and Kenwood, with art displays by McKinley and other schools.

Cedar Rapids Memorial Coliseum Rolland Raim Franklin School Olk Wilson Kenwood Frankn McKinley Senior High Franklin Junior High Hayes Garfield Jackson Cleveland Oak Grove Jimmie Landenberger McKinley John E. Hutchins Hutchins Raim Arthur Mary Lou Strickler America Gladys Pitcher L. E. Watters Stodola Pump He Wilson Christel Palmer Porter Bortniansky Aubert Kenwood Elementary School Lucille Hottel J. Lillian Vandevere John Peel

Students Told Red Utopia Is Just Fantasy

Pittsburgh AP says Rev. John R. Schlich of Duquesne University told students that communist utopia never existed and cannot exist. He argued inequalities between men cannot be wiped out because authority in economic life is accepted and used to tell a man what he should do.

Pittsburgh John R. Schlich Duquesne University

Cabinet Choices Of New President Under Speculation

President elect Eisenhower faces cabinet selections with Henry Lodge eyed for defense and Thomas Dewey or John Foster Dulles as possible secretary of state. Other names include Earl Warren for attorney general and Winthrop Aldrich for treasury. Arthur Summerfield may head post office. About 10 million adults in the United States cannot read above fourth grade.

Washington Eisenhower Henry Bot Lodge Senate Massachusetts Lodge Defense Thomas E. Dewey New York John Foster Dulles G.O.P State Department Treasury Winthrop Aldrich Earl Warren California Agriculture Clifford Hope Frank Carlson Kansas Interior Postoffice Arthur Summerfield, Jr G.O.P. National Commerce and Labor United States

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Franklin Leo A. Raim A Avenue Smith Franklin Senior Orchestra John Ducknall Beethoven Vienna Johann Strauss Polk Mary Miles Newman Newmans Iowa Dial Stork-a-lure Paul Jones Shu-Dri And Deodorizer Newman's Mavan
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