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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1957
Page
8
Mrs. Stowe seeks guidance as her 63-year-old husband with heart trouble contemplates early retirement. Advice covers checking with the company on early pension, computing full pension at 65, possible easier job at reduced pay, and planning for her own and their finances including a will and trusts with lawyer and bank or trust company.
Washington dispatch says a messenger left a small box at Augusta National Golf Club gate. Secret service and state police tested the device using Fort Garden as a temporary hold area. The box contained a model flying saucer built with simple materials, claimed by its inventor as a Russia Sputnik answer, and found to have no explosives.
Edgar A Guest writes of a frugal Christmas as he and others march toward the holiday. He lists simple wishes such as a shaving set warm gloves and suspenders while lamenting worn socks neckties shirts and slippers. The piece blends humor with modest appeal for gifts.
A damaged report details a typewritten letter and a box marked fragile found in Augusta tied to President Eisenhower. It describes a mock space craft with US Air Force insignia and dual wires, raising questions about misdirected security handling and aviation safety.
The first ship to shore radio telephone conversation occurred in 1917 between the captain of the battleship New Hampshire off Hampton Roads Virginia and the Secretary of the Navy in Washington.
Ad offers a $1,000 life insurance policy for final expenses for children under eight. Claims mail-only application via Old American Insurance Co of Kansas City. No obligation and no caller, request name address and age to the Kansas City address.
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