Partners in Science: US Britain Cooperation in Research
Analysis of potential US UK scientific partnership amid postwar tensions. The piece weighs bi lateral or NATO led structures, funding implications, and propaganda value, noting Britain’s strained economy and possible American gains in missile and atomic power efforts. It also discusses broader Western solidarity and the role of diplomats and advisers in finalizing scope and governance.
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United States
Great Britain
Macmillan
Eisenhower
Wold
Fed
Britain
West
Kremlin
NATO
Aii
Mr. Macmillan
Mother to Hundreds
Lucile Pogge left a lasting impact on Cedar Rapids education with a scholarship in her name. The Cedar Rapids Education Association established the fund, to be awarded yearly by the Future Teacher club to a high school student pursuing teaching.
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Lucile Pogge
Cedar Rapids Education Association
Open Ward Policy Moves in State Mental Health Institutes
Independence's Dr James Oliver Cromwell leads a program to unlock wards at the State Mental Health Institute and plan open wards in Mt Pleasant Clarinda Cherokee and Independence. He expects to name state director to coordinate education of the public and staff as the open system expands over two to five years with about 10 to 15 percent of patients needing confinement.
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Oe State Mental Health Institute
Independence
Texlay
James Oliver Cromiwell
Cromwell
Mt. Pleasant
Clarinda
Cherokee
Cleveland
England
New York State
New York
Towa
Britain Fears Zhukov Conference Stirring the NATO Alliance
Washington reports Prime Minister Macmillan rushes to meet President Eisenhower to block a potential Eisenhower Zhukov summit. British worry a U S Soviet dialogue could push NATO allies aside. The piece notes Stalin era spheres of influence and current East West tensions, with Prince Philip drawing a playful moment at a British embassy reception.
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Washington
Primeister
Macmillan
Eisenhower
Marshal Zhukov
NATO
Stalin
Churchill
Hoosevelt
Balkans
Britain
Greece
Yugoslavia
Russia
Bulgaria
Romania
United States
Latin America
Roosevelt
Kremlin
Asia
Moscow
U. S
Ussr
Dukes
Community Chest drives limp as totals fall short
The 10 year old community chest reported 84000 raised, less than half of the 178900 goal to fund 12 chest agencies for the coming year. The campaign ends December 28 as Wayne King and his orchestra performed at Memorial Coliseum.
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Chest Drive
Wayne King
Memorial Coliseum
Ottumwa Naval Air Base
Cac College
Beny Emmons
Wilson High School
Cedar Rapids
Ear Infections Through Time and Treatment Advice
Dr Joseph Mother discusses chronic ear infections persisting since youth. He notes antibiotics such as penicillin may control but not cure, urges continued treatment and consideration of an ENT specialist for direct, sustained medication to halt the infection.
State tax plan ties Iowa to federal forms debate
The People's Forum discusses a nationwide income tax method linking state and federal taxes. It suggests federal auditing support to detect irregularities, potential savings, and a simplified tax system, while noting Quebec's rejection and practical hurdles. A second letter argues for a drag strip to deter youth from unsafe road testing of cars.
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Federal
Department of Internal Revenue
Quebec
Wold
Federal Internal Revenue Department
William J. Beranek
Lee Street
What About Drag Strip and the Thrill Seeking Youth
A critical editorial condemns drag racing and hot rodding as deadly thrills feeding youth deaths. The piece assigns partial blame to community leaders across the nation for failing to curb such risks and for remaining detached while dangers grow.
Rolling Readjustment Signals Ongoing Economic Shift
Economist David Lawrence describes a rolling readjustment in the U S economy in 1957 as the nation moves from an artificial wartime economy to natural growth. He notes stock declines lower profits and rising unemployment as industries consolidate and corporate margins shrink amid persistent armament spending.
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Washington
Uiere
Owl Ark
Lawrence
Russia
America
England
Fraance
Commerce
France’s Twenty-Four Premiers In Twelve Years
The piece mocks France’s 24 premiers in 12 years, likening cabinet turnovers to chain smoking. It notes Paris street riots, derides rapid government changes, and jests about a national emblem and political dysfunction amid persistent parliamentary turmoil.
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Malehes
Perrine Talks Law Career and Cedar Rapids Ties
Cedar Rapids attorney T Perrine, partner at Simmons Perrine Albright Eilwood and Neff, discusses his mixed French name, early life in Monticello, and study at the University of Michigan. He describes practice focus, civic roles, Florida cottage visits, and the pivotal 1929 move to open his own firm in Cedar Rapids. Interview by Rose Wiles.
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Heahs T. Perrine
Simmons, Perrine, Alubright, Eilwood and Neff
Merchants National Bank
Crescent Street
Juli
Monticella
Dent
Monticello
Herber F. Goodrich
U.S. Court of Appeals
Third Circuit
Philadelphia
Fon
Cee Car Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Rose Wiles
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ILO
Strauss
International Labor Office
Geneva
Morse
David Morse
Brouth
Mayer FL
Hahn
Charles DB. Susten
Fearu
Charles Cervenka
Chitagend
Nelson G. Brageliel
Ee. C. Wanles
University of Inwe
Dad's Day Association
Iowa
Kmonle Linklvtter
Courtney
Acson
Gus Mineck
George H. Fraverd
Allison Hotel
Walker
Jean Wat Te
Kaigyr
Dr. Joseph
the People's Forum
Letty Goodenough
Twenty-third Street
George Clark
David Lawrence
Dow
Wall Street Journal
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Bugs” Baer
France
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University of Michigan
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Florida Keys
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