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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1954

Page

3

Cedar Rapids Women Promote Put Christ Back into Christmas

Catholic and Protestant women in Cedar Rapids organize to emphasize the spiritual meaning of gifts and nativity displays. Co chairs Mrs Ray Freeman and Mrs Claude Krebs lead committees urging merchants to show nativity cribs and homes to place Christmas scenes. A religious tableau and national military band concerts will be held on the Ellipse with Bible scenes and services replacing the White House Christmas tree.

Cedar Rapids Milwaukee Ray Freeman Claude Krebs Christ Magdalen Popp Eston Heath Eldon Ehrlich Harold Severn Kenneth Harstad Ray Schmitz Edward Geer Walter Nesper T. J. Shea Rose Marie Drums J. R. Erlacher David Stofler G. R. Mackin Ruby McCloskey Sara Reed YMCA Joe Kadlee Ella Horn White House Washington Monument Navy Marine Air Force

Audubon Screen Tours Open Dec 5 With Peterson Lecture

Audubon Screen Tours begin Sunday December 5 at 8 p m in Cee auditorium with Roger Tory Peterson presenting a color film Wild America. Peterson chronicles a North American wildlife tour from Newfoundland to Alaska and back. The Cedar Rapids Bird club and the Natural Science club host, with National Audubon Society cooperation. Season tickets and singles available.

Roger Tory Peterson Cee Auditorium North American Newfoundland Florida Mexico Pacific Alaska Canada Peterson Highland Drive

World population could reach four billion by 1980

John D. Durand, acting director of the UN population division, said world population is over 2.5 billion and could reach as high as four billion by 1980 or as low as 3.3 billion due to birth rates, medical progress, wars, famines, and pestilence. He spoke at the University of Chicago.

Chicago John D. Durand United Nations Durand United States University of Chicago

IPTA Panel Discusses Sex Crimes For Juveniles

A public panel on sex crimes relating to youths will meet Monday December 5 at 8 p.m. in the Board of Education building. Panelists include County Attorney Willis Glassgow State Rep Ernest Kosek Capt Stanley Davis Dr W J Moershel Rev R W Engstrom Attorney William Gray and PTA moderators. Attendees may submit written questions as the group seeks legislative revisions.

Board of Education Cedar Rapids Council of Parents and Teachers Willis Glassgow Ernest Kosek Stanley Davis Police Department W. J. Moershel R. W. Engstrom St. Mark’s Lutheran Church New Council Church William Gray PTA Council Richard Jenkins

Where Will They Get the Buffalo

San Francisco AP reports California's Public Utilities Commission has granted railroads a cut rate of 64 cents per hundredweight for shipping buffalo. The unusual exemption allows transport at low cost, prompting a rush from buyers and sellers.

San Francisco California Public Utilities Commission

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