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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1948

Page

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Navy reveals sea going jet air force with eight new planes

Washington reports a sea going jet air force in being with eight new jet aircraft. The Navy plans 1,165 new and modern warplanes in 1949 and will retire 3,000 World War II types to reach 14,500 planes by year end. Navy aviation includes 40,000 officers and enlisted, 54 carrier air groups, 50 multi engine squadrons and 47 aircraft supporting units. The eight new jets listed include the AJ 1, F7U, F3D Skynight, F9F Panther, F2H Banshee, FJ 1 Fury, Phantom carrier, and P5Y.

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Navy lists five new non-jet planes and flying boat tech

The Navy announced five new non-jet aircraft including the Martin AM-1 Mauler, Douglas AD-1 Skyraider, Martin P5M patrol bomber, Lockheed Constitution transport, and Martin JAM-2 Mars. Navy day observances included flowers dropped from ships and planes over the Atlantic Pacific and Normandy to honor sailors and Marines who died in World War II. Navy Day, celebrated since 1922 on Oct 27, marks the 1775 Continental Congress move toward seagoing defense.

Navy Atlantic Pacific Normandy Continental Congress

Iowa State Team Wins Judging of Dairy Products

Iowa State College led the 27th collegiate students contest in judging dairy products winning grand team honors at the Dairy Industries Exposition in Atlantic City Ohio State was runner up. Each team earned an $850 graduate fellowship for a selected student badged through faculties of the winning schools. Representing Iowa State were members of the winning panel.

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Ames, Iowa trio shine in state dairy judging event

Charles H Fitch of Ames Don ald Pflueger of Ortonville Minn ad and James R Davies of Williams burg Iowa State s Pflueger turned in a neat performance by taking medals as individual winner in the butter and ice cream divisions He was runner up to Moore as an all around sniffer and taster Iowa State won the butter and team divisions Michigan State took the medal in cheese and the University of Sannee was the ice cream winner.

Atlantic City N. J Donald R. Moore Lansing Mich Moore Dairy Industries Supply Association American Dairy Science Association Charles H. Fitch Ames Donald Pflueger Ortonville Minnad James R. Davies Williamsburg Iowa State Pflueger Michigan State University of Sannee

Marion City approves gas franchise for Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric

A Marion Iowa ordinance grants a twenty five year franchise to Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric Company successor to Cedar Rapids Gas Company to lay pipes and mains in city streets alleys and public places to furnish natural and manufactured gas. The franchise sets conditions on street restoration charges and customer service and requires the grantee to maintain an office in Marion and file acceptance with the city council. It covers construction rules rates and future extensions within Marion.

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Notice of Probate Hearing for Basia Hunter Will

Notice is given that the last will and testament of Basia Hunter, late of this county, deceased, will be presented for probate and admitted to probate before the District Court at the Court House in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, on October 25. Arthur Axmear, Clerk. Heald, Attorney.

Orville Lint Harold Lint Charl Newlun George Newlun Jack Newlun Sim Newlun Marion Newlun Joseph Newlun Mary Newlun Linn County Iowa District Beast Donald C. Hepker Lyn Hepker Sopa Lint Hester Lint Charlies A. Lint Maruel Lint Nelson C. Lint William Lint James Lint Mary Olen Lovilla Hopper Sarah Shepard Donald Ceri Evelyn Hopker Ns House Cedar A Linnen Fisher & Fisher Teer Basia Hunter Cedar Rapids Prand Arthur Axmear Heald, Atto

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