Hancher Leads Kinnick Fund Drive to 11000
Cedar Rapids kickoff dinner rally with 185 attendees raised over 11000 toward the 25000 goal for Nile C. Kinnick Memorial Scholarships. University of Iowa President Virgil M. Hancher praised Kinnick’s qualities and urged expanding opportunities for capable students. Dr. Eddie Anderson and others highlighted athletics’ role in university life and future prospects.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Police Seek Help to Locate Three Lost Purses
Police asked the public to aid in locating three lost purses reported Wednesday and one lost billfold. The owners and losses include Mrs. A. F. Sturm with 42 dollars, J. D. Rozek with 50 dollars and navy papers, and Mrs. Stella Nisius with 81 dollars total and a 28 dollar check. A separate report notes 200 feet of lumber stolen in the city’s O avenue and Ninth street NW area on November 7.
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Tenth Street
J. D. Rozek
Second Street
Foxhead Tavern
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Pullman Hotel
Lee
Frank Buser
Crescent Street
O Avenue
Ninth Street NW
Funny Angles Debuts in The Gazette Next Week
Angelo presents two favorite characters Emily and Mabel. The comic cartoons feature two maiden ladies who admire the male of the species and will appear in The Gazette starting next week.
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Blackie outlines cost mix boosting labor through research
William Blackie vice president of Caterpillar Tractor Co told Cedar Rapids chapter at the Roosevelt hotel that labor alone does not improve conditions. he said research funded from profit margins yields better machinery and automatic devices. He urged setting product prices based on consumer willingness to pay while comparing rivals, noting mass production shifts alter costs after initial items.
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National Association of Cost Accountants
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
Blackie
Caterpillar Tractor Company
Rabbi Schaalman frames Jewish issue as humanity and kindness
Rabbi Je man E. Schaalman spoke to Coe College students on The Jew Faces Tomorrow, saying Jews have long marked civilization’s barometer and urging kindness and justice to curb Nazi prejudice. He noted 9,000,000 Jews lived between the Baltic and Black Seas before World War II, six million were killed, and many survivors faced lost hope without peace.
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Coe College
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
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Coe
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Black Seas
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Ehancee
America
Kingman Named Third Fleet Commander Replacing Halsey
The Navy on Wednesday announced Rear Admiral Howard F. Kingman will take over the Third Fleet from Admiral William F. Halsey Jr. Halsey has applied for retirement. Vice Admiral Daniel E. Barbey was named to command the Seventh Fleet, succeeding Admiral Thomas C. Kinkaid. Kingman had led Battle Division Nine of the Pacific Fleet.
Korea High Pointers Redeployed From Korea
In Seoul, Col. Duncan Sinclair of the United States 24th Corps announced that all enlisted men with 70 points and officers with 75 points will be redeployed from Korea by December 1.
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Home Made Cough Syrup Proves Effective And Cost Saving
A kitchen made cough syrup using 2 cups sugar 1 cup water or honey fills a pint with Pinex from a drugstore. The mix loosens phlegm soothes irritation eases breathing and helps sleep. Pinex promises quick throat relief with money back guarantee.
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