Cedar Rapids plan seeks higher pensions for teachers
Superintendent Arthur Deamer submitted a plan to raise monthly pensions from 40 to 45 or 50 dollars without raising taxes. The plan raises contribution rates to 1 percent for ten years, 1.5 percent for the next ten, and 2 percent thereafter, and may add a death benefit. The proposal aims to lower retirement age and increases future pension funding.
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Arthur Deamer
Board of Education
Deamer
Cedar Rapids
Teachers Association
Principals’ and Supervisors’ Club
Coe Students Named for Freshman, Sophomore Honors and Junior Scholars
Ida A. Dayton Coe recorder announces the annual scholarship honors for last year listing freshmen in the upper tenth and carrying 15 hours or more with high averages. Sophomores and juniors meeting criteria earn sophomore honors and become junior scholars, with named students across freshman tenth, sophomore honors, and junior scholar lists.
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Coe
Ida A. Dayton
Coe Recorder
Dorothea Benbow
Kathleen Check
Barbara Clay
Esther Cunningham
David Basker
John Fuhrmeister
Rosalee Gill
Kathryn Greene
Elizabeth Johnston
Robert Kirkman
Lyle Knaupp
Milton Kuhleman
Jack Logan
Everett McCulloh
Charles McManaman
Donald Marston
Dorothea Moser
Dorothy Mueller
Lorraine Peck
Alan Polasky
Leland Rayson
June Spillers
Freda Trowl
Frances Wagner
Elaine Wehrman
Perry Woodward
Margaret Yuza
Samuel Zoeckler
Jeanne Anderson
Rose Marie Bloomquist
Bernice Brandau
Betsy Flodin
Dorothy Forsyth
Roger Huber
Doris Luber
Eleanor Peters
Lenore Sherrard
Robert Smythe
Mary Towne
Phyllis Darby
Steven Barwick
Leota Becking
Edith Boardman
Thomas Brice
Waite Durfee
James Hodgson
Helen Mary Knox
Lester McAllister
Robert Noble
Myrham Parke
Richard Ball
Ruth Rich
Donald Ross
John Schwenke
Exploring minds and motives in Wiggam Q and A
Albert E Wiggam discusses aging trends toward feminine views based on Edward Strong's 420 item interest scale. He notes opinions require knowledge to avoid moral error and cites scientific serendipity as motive, mentioning Faraday Roentgen and the Curies as examples of discovery beyond direct usefulness.
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Edward K. Strong
Stanford
Fixing Labor Costs Key To Price Control says Prof Haskell
Prof George D. Haskell of the University of Iowa told a Rotary Club meeting that price control must fix labor and material costs. He warned inflation reflects dollars in circulation, linking defense contracts to more spending and higher prices. He urged trying a system even if it fails, and quipped that many have champagne ideas with beer pocketbooks.
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Prof
Haskell
George D. Haskell
University of Iowa
Rotary Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Notice of Appointment of Executor in Iowa
State of Iowa Linn County notice states that on October 20 1941 G Stick was appointed and qualified as Executor of the estate of Nelle M Stick late of Linn County Iowa deceased. All indebted persons should pay promptly and those with claims must file authenticated in the Clerk of the Linn County Iowa District Court. Elderkin and Locher Attorneys.
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
Nelle M. Stick
Linn
G. Stick
Elderkin and Locher
The Golfing Parson and a Lightweight Glider
The piece contrasts Edgar A. Guest and a golfing parson who denies a putt citing self reliance. It then notes W Pfenninger, an engineer in Switzerland, built a 95 pound lightweight glider with a 29 1/2 foot wingspan.
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W. Pfenninger
Switzerland
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Roentgren
Philip Morris
America
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Tampax
Phillips
Remington
Enes
Burgess Meredith
Maureen O’sullivan
CBS
Philip Morris ‘Playhouse
Oye
Vick’s
Richard
le Page
Thornton & Minor
Prince Albert
Probak, Jr. Razor Blades
Lucky Tiger
May
Pond's
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Edgar A. Guest
the Poet of
the People
Paul
Petar
Apaldes
Merle E. Garmoe
Optometrist
Philip Morris & Co., Ltd
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