Build Our Schools Wisely Vote Sparks In Linn County Rally
Community urges careful planning for two new high schools with expert input from city librarian Archer Eggen and regional universities. Citizens and board members stress long term design, avoiding rush deadlines as Cedar Rapids hosts party rallies at Memorial Coliseum and CSP S Hall inviting candidates and the public.
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City Board of Education
Citizens School Committee
State University
State College
Archer Eggen
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Memorial Coliseum
C.S.P.S. Hall
Who's To Blame in Voter Knowledge Debate
A short discussion notes that voters often claim ignorance about candidates due to lack of information and reluctance to read campaign material. It highlights the challenge of informing the electorate and the role of accessible summaries in guiding votes.
Labor merger still distant in AFL CIO talks
The long rising effort to merge the AFL and CIO remains far from completion. Philosophical clashes over vertical versus horizontal organization threaten unity and top leadership control. Even if details are resolved the public worries about potential monopolistic power in labor unions. Also offered: two unused Rose Bowl tickets for sale.
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American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
AFL
CIO
New Deal
Afl-Cio
Unity Committee
AFL Or Cio
Alphonse-and-Gaston
Wary advice on storm windows and ladder safety in homes
A 1954 King Features Syndicate column warns handymen about injuries from installing storm windows. It lists seven ladder safety tips, favors hiring trained helpers, and shares a personal anecdote of a neighbor’s broken heel to illustrate risks and the value of professional help.
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Institute
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Black Hills Passion Play Faces Housing Hurdle
In Iowa the Young Men's bureau sponsors the Black Hills Passion Play with Oct 24 to 27. Ray Ashlock struggles to arrange lodging for cast members, including camels, as advance plans continue. Ballot by absentee voting shows 2,689 requests and 1,369 ballots cast from 5,885 Linn County eligible servicemen. Coe College appoints Dr. C Harve Geiger acting president starting Oct 23.
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Ray Ashlock
Young Men's Bureau
Black Hills
Linn County
Coe College Board of Trustees
C. Harve Geiger
Frank franking abuse by Iowa congressman sparks reader letter
Virgil Landry of Cedar Rapids criticizes Henry Talle for using the franking privilege to send free political publications ahead of elections. He notes the cost to taxpayers and urges civic support for youth clubs, asking for community backing and meeting spaces. The letter calls for voter attention and action to curb taxpayer-funded campaigning.
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Henry ©. Talle
Talle
Congress
Iowa
Youth Clubs for Cedar Rapids Youth
A reader appeals for a Cedar Rapids club center to serve the city’s young generation. The letter cites prior Gazette letters, failed council action, and unresponsive school officials, urging city leaders to address youth needs.
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Cedar Rapids
the Gazette
Bias Shrinking in News Columns Says Mitchell
Louisvile column reports Stephen A. Mitchell notes press neutrality in campaign coverage across seven eastern states. Blumberg’s study of 35 papers finds 18 fair, 11 neutral, 6 biased, with Eisenhower-leaning outlets showing more fairness today than in 1952.
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Louisville
Stephen A. Mitchell
Democratic National Committee
Eisenhower
Blumberg
Massachusetts
Bloomington
Adlai Stevenson
Chicago Daily News
Louisville Courier Journal
Gov. Stevenson
Portland
Ore
Mitchell
University of Nebraska
Nathan B. Blumberg
Lincoln Star
Michigan Democrats seize Wilson remark to energize state race
In Detroit the Wilson kennel dog remark sparks Democratic push led by G. Mennen Williams and Patrick McNamara. They accuse Republicans of catering to big business while urging more federal aid for jobs and school building amid Michigan unemployment near 300,000. Ferguson faces pressure as turnout could swing key House seats.
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Detroit
Charles E. Wilson
Michigan
Wilson
Patrick V. McNamara
Ferguson
Eisenhower
McNamara
Williams
Nancy
Bug and Baer Soap Opera Ends Soon
The McCarthy Stevens embroilment is treated as a soap opera with heavy drama. The final curtain falls November 8 as the committee reports progress in all directions. Politicians aim to avoid influencing the November 2 voting. A motorcycle cop behind a billboard is not endorsing the product.
Personal Health How to lose weight without misery
Dr Brady explains dieting myths and practical steps to slim down. He cites a study where only 18 of 1000 attempt dieting, most quit due to fatigue and mood swings, and advises simple reductions such as skipping dessert or cutting one bread serving to save about 135 calories daily, yielding roughly a pound monthly.
Footwear tips to ease bunion irritation in small cases
A reader asks about a developing bunion and shoe irritation. The advice recommends going barefoot or stocking feet when possible and choosing straight inside line shoes or ones that toe in slightly, avoiding shoes that turn the toes outward.
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Wisconsin
America
Harry Boyd
Boyd
State Board of Assessment and Review
E. F. Moorman
Community Players
John C. McComas
Clyde Herring
Iva Dunn
Atkins
Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association
James J. Davis
Kelvin Society
Coe College
S. W. Stookey
T. H. Bissonette
L. D. Weld
and . &. Sinclair
the People's Forum
Dean Stewart
Byron Bell
Tait Cummins
Joe
Cliff Melem
Drews Sports Store
Gus Schrader
Virgil Landry
Thirtieth Street
Roscoe Drummond
Marquis Childs
G. Mennen
Bugs” Baer
McCarthy-Stevens
George Clark
Sentet
Wm. Brady
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