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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1941
Page
7
Paragraphs describe a study by Winslow and Frankel with 100 men and 100 women aged 18 to 22 evaluating traits for lasting friendships. Loyalty tops 39 traits, followed by openness to criticism and social poise, with gender differences noted in annoyances and tolerances.
Lester Wallace Reed 36 of Madea Minnesota reported a rear end collision at police headquarters in Des Moines. Reed said TJ slowed for Mason City traffic and was told the incident belonged in Mason City, not Des Moines, after he claimed he was lost while traveling west from Illinois.
A gun of undisclosed caliber was mounted Wednesday on a 5,000 ton freight Ere owned by the United States ship commission the first American merchant vessel to be armed in the port of New York.
A Thanksgiving Day service at the First Church of Christ Scientist in Cedar Rapids was held in the church at 1242 Second Avenue SE. The program included congregational singing, readings from the Thanksgiving proclamation by the Iowa governor, scriptural selections, silent prayer, the Lord's Prayer, a lesson sermon on Thanksgiving, a solo by Mrs. Massey, and testimonies of gratitude before closing with congregational singing.
Arthur Barlow of 2190 Country Club Parkway SE hosted a wild goose dinner for his family after bagging geese last week. Cedar Rapids friends who did not join him regret missing the hunt. Barlow notes geese migrate in large numbers from northern Canada this season.
Private William A. Willard, formerly of the Pacific Field, leaves outside Detroit for an unlisted destination following a table tennis star’s appearance in the region.
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