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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1947

Page

4

Iowa Board backs Anderson amid football crisis

The University of Iowa board supports Dr. Anderson’s stance that his resignation should not be accepted and praises the new athletic leadership under Dr. Paul Brechter. President Hancher has accepted the board’s recommendation, urging unity to build a sound program over two to three years while removing dead-wood personnel. The piece also notes a voluntary survey committee to gauge public attitudes toward displaced persons.

Anderson University of Iowa Hancher Paul Brechler Iowa

Iowa weighs displaced persons survey under Bergeson chair

Displaced persons in Iowa respond positively to Secretary Bergeson accepting the voluntary committee chair for a state survey. Gov Blue’s stance drew mixed reactions as Midwest states move ahead. Bergeson’s naval service and role in Korea highlight his interest in solving the issue to curb unrest as the world seeks peace and stability.

Bergeson Gov. Blue Vie Iowa Europe Midwest Navy Seoul Korea

Public’s right to know on dismissals at conservation agency

The Iowa State Conservation Commission faced criticism for dismissing three employees including W. E. Albert, chief of the fish and game division, while refusing to disclose the charges and reasons. The public deserves full disclosure of the grounds for such actions, the editorial argues, noting the commission remains a public body funded by taxpayers and should list its reasons openly.

ISE State Conservation Commission Des Moines W. E. Albert Fish and Game Albert Commission

Women and Men in Emancipation Misfit Says Dad

A column mimics a New Yorker cartoon to critique post emancipation gender norms. It argues women gained rights yet imitate male vices, while men’s behavior and tobacco use shape attraction. The piece blends satirical notes with political quips about American life, voting, refugees, and postwar policy.

Oegman

Out of the Past Quote on Hopeful Possibilities

A reflective line by George Eliot notes that the world abounds with hopeful analogies and handsome dubious eggs called possibilities as a meditation on imagination and potential.

Wades Wit A Satirical Look At Washington And World affairs

Wade notes Truman lore and jokes about lobbying registration in Washington. He ponders Cold War jitters versus regular malaria, calculates Sam Goldwyn’s 1945 tax, and mocks mispronunciations and Lamour sarong moments. He observes party convention site debates and Palestine plans amid global postwar talk.

Republicans Won’t Rush Truman Aid Through Congress York

George E. Sokolski argues Republicans will not be rushed into Truman requests. With GOP majorities in both chambers and chairmen of investigating committees, many 10 point proposals may stall. OPA restoration and export controls seen as unlikely. focus shifts to scrutiny of delegated powers and wartime loans. Taft criticizes overdramatization of funds and Bretton Woods era loans.

York Congress Roosevelt Senate House Europe China Stimson Committee Truman

Cabinet Members Urge Truman To Soften Fitness Speech

Four cabinet members led by Forrestal Snyder Anderson Harriman urged a warmer tone in Truman s address on price controls. They warned the draft read as if compulsory action was certain and pushed for clearer intent to use controls only after voluntary measures fail.

Truman Ashington Secretary of National Defense Forrestal Clark Clifford Leon Keyserling President Economic Council Anderson Anderson-Harriman Congress Harriman

Vitamins as daily nourishment and caution against excess

Je Wan argues for steady daily vitamin and mineral intake from foods like wheat, milk, eggs, greens, and fish, warning against short-term use or oversized doses. A reader asks about growth and a sebaceous cyst. a doctor explains cyst treatment and office procedure.

Public kiss ban in Tokyo with park exemption

The Lyric Police notes kissing in public is banned in Tokyo except where love is naturally expressed on a bench in a public park. The piece praises kisses in a car, garden swing, bazaar, or samovar as the ultimate expression, but emphasizes the bench park kiss as supreme.

Tokyo

Allocation plans may govern postwar material control

Allocation plans for postwar materials involve creating a government agency to handle exports and distribute products by overseas needs while domestic allocation remains a government action. Industry advisory groups may assist, but firms risk anti trust exposure if they act in concert. Congress faces defining immunity and setting a possible one year limit to new powers amid fears of a planned economy.

Congress

BUGS BAER Satirizes Diet Legislation And Menu Freedom

In a satirical take on Congress and diet, the piece quips that chicken is legal on Thursday while eggs remain restricted. It recalls Baltimore slaves opposing pheasant and terrapin, and jokes about a balanced diet for the week. It cites Jefferson and Martha Washington to lampoon centralized appetite rules.

Congress Baltimore

The Merry Widow on Chicago Theater of the Air Saturday

Nadine Subotnik notes Chicago Theater of the Air presents Lehar’s The Merry Widow Saturday night from 9 to 10 on Mutual WGN with Ruby Mercer and Morton Bowe co starring. Also Curtain Time airs Winner Take All at 6 30 over NBC WMAQ with Arch Elders and Nannette Sargent and Barbara Luddy Olan Soule in a tale.

Ranz Lehar Me Widow Chicago Theater of the Air Saturdas Mutual WGN Ruby Mercer Morton Bowe Villa Arry Elders Nannette Sargent Nbcwmaq Barbara Luddy Olan Soule

Radio Schedule Highlights 3 to 9:05 P.M. Glimpse

KCRK Gazette FM airs daily 3 to 9 05 p m on 96 9 megacycles channel 245 with First Nighter at 7 over CBS WMT and The Life of Riley at 7 over NBC WHO. Cast includes Riley stars Paula Winslow Barbara Eiler John Brown Tommy Cook. Bob Sweeney and Hal March visit Joan Davis show at 8 over CBS WMT. Vaughn Monroe music from University of North Carolina.

KCRK the Gazette Cbs-Wmt Cres A. Riley William Bendix Riley Nbc-Who Paula Winslow Barbara Eiler John Brown Tommy Cook Bob Sweeney Hal March Joan Davis CBS WMT Vaughn Monroe University of North Carolina At Bill Goodwin Ceseee WGN Mr. Malone Chicago Eeers Kay Kyser KORK Coe Bam KXEL Yukon Artega Ar” x Rane WGN Capito

Headliners Tonight on CBS WMT Big Show Lineup

A radio night on CBS WMT features Monroe orchestra alongside Songstress Beryl Davis and Comedian Colonel Stoopnagle. CBS chief Frank Stanton unveiled IAMS Instantaneous Audience Measurement Service using wartime radar principles to silently report listening from a cross section of homes. The test aims to improve program selection by matching offerings to audience tastes.

Cbs-Wmt Monroe Beryl Davis Colonel Stoopnagle Frank Stanton CBS

Program Listing Hour by Hour Schedule

Radio station rundown shows Deep River L News at 6 15 p m then Mus Memories at 7 30 p m followed by Light Opera at 6 10 p m and Dance Orchestras including Kyser New Dance Tempos at 10 20 p m and 10 45 p m concluding with WGN Sports all as listed in the hour by hour schedule.

KORK Deep River L News Kocker Light Opera WGN

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