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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1954

Page

7

Inez Joins L Epaul de Mouton Club in Brussels Dinner Report

Inez Robb details a visit to L Epoque de Mouton in Brussels run by M. Charles Chantraine and Uncle Rene. She praises a sole lobster sauce starter hare in rich sauce and divine vanilla raspberry dessert. Chantraine plans a cookbook with 83 dishes.

Brussels New York Paris Geneva Rome Madrid Manila Guam Kwajalein L’epaule de Mouton M. Charles Chantraine Rene M. Chantraine Europe Venice St. Mark’s Place Uncle Rene John D. Rockefeller Oncle Rene

Mortality Decline Cited By Life Insurance Statisticians

Metro politan Life statisticians report falling death rates stabilize family life in the United States. Among families with young children the chance a parent dies within a year is under one percent, with higher risks for larger families and older parents. Each year over 700,000 families lose a parent, underscoring the need for savings and life insurance.

New York United States Metropolitan Life Insurance Company

Book on Uprooting Japanese in World War II Criticizes U.S. Actions

University of California professors call evacuation of West Coast Japanese a great evil blot on history. They blame fear after Pearl Harbor, political pressure, and wartime authority for detentions and forced relocations involving 122 000 people, including citizens, under Lt. Gen. DeWitt and orders backed by Roosevelt and Stimson.

Berkeley Calif Franklin D. Roosevelt U.S. Supreme Court Pacific Coast University of California University of California Press California Jacobus KenBroek Edward N. Barnhart Floyd W. Matson University Department of Speech Pearl Harbor West Coast John L. DeWitt DeWitt Roosevelt Stimson Earl Warren

GE Builds 6-Foot Mine Locomotive

CARLSBAD New Mexico A six foot high diesel electric mine locomotive claimed to be the most powerful underground unit in the world operates at the U S potash mine. Built by General Electric at Erie Pennsylvania this six foot high machine spans over forty seven feet in length and represents new underground power.

G-E Carlsbad N.M U.S General Electric Company Erie

Appointment notice for estate of Fulta J Huston

A notice from Linn County Iowa announces the appointment of a duly qualified administrator for the estate of Fulta J Huston deceased. All creditors and interested parties are urged to present claims promptly to the clerk of Linn County District Court and to the administrators attorney team Peoples Bank and Trumpa.

Fulta J. Huston Ate Linn County Iowa Linnounty

No Parallel in Uprooting Japanese Americans, Book Claims

The text condemns the entire program of uprooting and imprisoning Japanese Americans as without parallel in U.S. history. It asserts the policy, approved by leaders and institutions, degraded individual rights, the trial tradition, and the democratic principle of individual guilt.

War Department Congress Supreme Court

Living Standard Up 40 Percent in 25 Years

A Commerce Department report shows U S living standards rose about 40 percent since 1929 after price adjustments. Real consumption per capita up 57 percent, GNP expanded from 104 to 365 billion dollars with national income climbing from 88 to 305 billion.

Washington Commerce Department Cedar Rapids

Sully Survey Finds East West and North in Enrollment List

journalism student Patty Sue Flynn surveyed Mississippi Southern College enrollment and found students named East West and North, but there was no South on the Deep South campus.

Hattiesburg, Miss Patty Sue Flynn Mississippi Southern College

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