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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1948

Page

5

Footlighters Open Year With Nine Actors In Years Ago

Footlighters present Years Ago at Coe Little Theater Monday through Wednesday. Barbara Hammond stars as Ruth Gordon with George Penrod and wife as her parents. Teen actors Joan Arthur and Lillian Takach play Ruth's friends. Bob Jones and Bob Lilly lead supporting roles. Directors are Mrs. Hugh Lamont and Mrs. Clayton Ellis. Tickets on sale at Hobby House and Roosevelt hotel.

Edgar Guest Coe Little Theater Ruth Gordon Barbara Hammond Coe George Penrod Penrod San Jose Ruth Joan Arthur McKinley Lillian Takach Bob Jones Cornell College WSAI Army Fred William Armstrong Waldemar Argow Paul J. Clarke, Jr Betsy Flodin Edna Herbst Dick Pinney Pamela Craemer Horace Hedges, Jr Donna Nicholas Robert Taylor Nancy Green Sally Zuercher Robert Lilly Sterling Delzell Harrison Hanzlik James Sigm Papa Mama Gazette-Shipton NEW Look Bob Footlighters

Hickenlooper to Address High Twelve Club Lunch

Sen. Rourke B. Hickenlooper will address the High Twelve club at the Friday luncheon. Program chair man G. Dows j leads the meeting with future chairs listed as Harry Ehrke Oct 15 Clayton Ellis Oct 22 Louis Fellman Oct 29 and Alex Fidler Nov 5.

Rourke B. Hickenlooper High Twelve Club G. Dows J Harry Ehrke Clayton Ellis Louis Fellman Alex Fidler

Ahead of Cold War to Half War View by World Staff

The World Staff of the Associated Press reports experts see Russia potentially pushing the West into a half war rather than a full hot war. They caution Soviets would likely avoid open conflict, preferring limited incidents, while Western nations would need to respond to aggression.

Associated Press Ashington Russia Manchuria Stalin Berlin

Korea to Press Truman on South Government Recognition

Dr. Pyung ok Chough, special representative of Syngman Rhee, arrives to meet President Truman as Korea seeks formal recognition of an independent government after half a century. The meeting follows pending ECA funding approvals linked to Marshall Plan aid and Hoffman’s authorization.

Korea Truman Pyung-ok Chough Syngman Rhee South Korea

Forms Available For Active Duty In Air Reserve

Application forms for air force reservists to volunteer for active duty under the Recall Program are at the 211th Composite Squadron HQ. MSgt. J. K. Waddell notes about 450 reserve officers in Linn County and 1,000 across a 20 county area. The Air Force plans to recall 10,000 reserve and air national guard officers for three year tours in the next 10 months, mostly filling non flying vacancies. Form 125 is required for the application.

Air Force 211Th Composite Squadron Air Force Reserve National Guard Training Center J. K. Waddell Air Force Reserves Linn County Air Reserve Air National Guard Waddell

Mardi Gras Invitation for Linn County Youth Event

Cedar Rapids hosts a Halloween Mardi Gras for Linn county youths ages 10 to 18 on Sunday October 31. Hanford post No 5 and Moose Lodge No 304 sponsor a free program with a parade at the Memorial coliseum, a dance, a Chicago production, and $250 in prizes for winners. Attendance requires pledge to avoid property damage.

Cedar Rapids Linn County Hanford Post Davenport Walter Beuse Beuse Chicago

Northern Lights May Shine Brightly With New Solar Data

Science Illustrated notes 1948 findings by Dr. Carl W. Gartlein of Cornell and National Geographic on hydrogen in auroras. Observations over a decade from Ithaca, N Y show auroras at 35 to 600 miles high and peaking in September and March, with speculation on atmospheric sounds. Edward the Confessor, famed for sanctity, died in 1066.

New York Science Ilustrated Magazine Carl W. Gartlein Cornell National Geographic Society Gartlein Ithaca N. Y

Dead Polar Bears In the Mail All in Taxidermist's Day

Mitchell A Curtis reports George Adams chief taxidermist at the Museum of Natural History handles a Greenland polar bear sent by an ex GI as part of his duties. Adams describes his nine year career and the extensive process of mounting exhibits including wolves in the snow and the artistry involved in recreating animals for public display.

NEW York Morning Mail George Adams Adams Museum of Natural History G.i.’S Kanab Utah

Coe Lecture Series Opens With British Labour Leader

John Parker British Labour member and longtime parliamentarian will speak on British Labor in Parliament at 8 15 p m Tuesday in the Bryant room Coe field house Cedar Rapids. A discussion and coffee hour follow. Parker has a record of postwar majorities and frequent continental visits and has written Forty two Days in the Soviet Union.

Slovakia Cedar Rapids John Parker Coe Labor Bryant Coe Field House England Parker Continent Middle East Sweden Turkey Palestine Egypt Russia Soviet Union Germany

Australian Airports Try New Emergency Flares

Sydney reports Australia is testing British Schermuly flares to aid night landings at emergency airfields. Each flare emits 150000 candle power and can be used on the ground to guide aircraft. The country lacks full night-landing facilities at all emergency aerodromes, with past efforts including mobilizing district car fleets to create flare paths.

Australia

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