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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1949

Page

10

German Role In Future War Tough Problem

John M. Roberts Jr analyzes Western defense plans and Germany's place in a progressive European system. He notes German disarmament remains a priority but German involvement in regional defense is tied to Rhine Elbe lines and Allied occupation realities.

Johnson Bradley United States Germany Frankfurt Paris Ruhr Rhineland Schuman Tripower Foreign Ministers Rhine Elbe

Notice of Probate for Joseph M. Krob Will

The District Court of Cedar Rapids Iowa will hear proof and admission of the last will and testament of Joseph M Krob deceased on December 2 1949 at 9 o clock a m at the Court House Cedar Rapids Iowa. The notice is published to all whom it may concern regarding probate proceedings in the county.

Lofe Tn County Joseph M. Krob Said County Said Court House Cedar Rapids Iowa Seiad Onder Rapids Jows Rpids

Witness says Bridges red in 1933 joining Communist party

San Francisco jury hears key government witness John H. Schumaker testify that Harry Bridges became an active Communist in 1933 and acted as a Red Party recruiter for years. Schumaker says he delivered a Communist card to Bridges in January 1936 and Bridges paid party dues on numerous occasions.

San Francisco CIO Harry Bridges Red Party Bridges John H. Schumaker Bridges’ International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union Naturalization Communist Party Schumaker Husky

Future Teachers Club Organized at Roosevelt High

The Future Teachers of America club formed at Roosevelt High School in Cedar Rapids as the first of its kind in the city. Members will study health, personality development, leadership, and factual information with student officers Duane Starnes president Neema Orr vice president Marilyn Beeson secretary Maxine Peters treasurer and historian. Roosevelt history teacher Jen Zastenson is sponsor.

The Future Teachers of America Roosevelt High School Cedar Rapids FTA Horace Mann National Education Association Assembly Duane Starnes Neema Orr Marilyn Beeson Maxine Pens Jen Z 'Stenson Roosevelt

New Device Streamlines Test For Drunkenness

At a chemical industries exposition a compact alcohol tester, the 1950 Model alcometer, shows a breath sample translating to blood alcohol via a dial. Developed by Yale researchers with Alfred Bicknell Associates, it aims to deliver quick, court-admissible results while protecting the innocent.

New York Science iIt Bicknell Associates Cambridge Leon A. Greenberg Yale Greenberg

Flood Peril Ends In NW 27 Dead

A flood threat in northwest Washington ended with fair weather and mild temperatures in the Pacific Northwest. Twenty seven people were killed and one missing after weekend wind and rain swept from British Columbia to southern Oregon and into the Rocky mountains with property damage in the millions. Nineteen died in British Columbia.

Washington Pacific Northwest British Columbia Oregon Rocky Mountains

Tobey Helps With New Hampshire Road-Mend Bee

Senator Charles W. Tobey 69 joined local villagers in Temple New Hampshire for the town's annual road mending bee. He shoveled dirt and helped crews alongside residents and fellow workers in the event.

Temple N. H Charles W. Tobey N.H

American consulate unknown at Shanghai telegraph office

AP dispatch from Tokyo records Chinese telegraph reply stating the American consulate is unknown and giving a Bush Street address and house. No confirmation arrived nine hours after the inquiry to United States Consul Walter McConaughty in Shanghai.

Tokyo Associated Press Bureau United States Walter McConaughty Shanghai Bush Street

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