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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

11 Sep 1940

Page 14

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1940

Page

14

Old Timers Do Well as Eight States Ballot

Primary elections were held Tuesday in eight states with generally favorable results for veteran candidates. Arizona sees Sen. Ashurst trailing McFarland. Gov. Jones trails Osburn. Colorado shows Saunders leading Carroll. Carr unopposed for renomination. Louisiana incumbents lead in five of six contests. Jones endorsed candidates. Michigan sees Dickenson leading GOP race. Van Wagoner tops Dem. Minnesota features Shipstead and Stassen leading. Regan and Ed Murphy top Democrats. New Hampshire closes tight for Blood. Farmer seeks recount. Jenkins and Stearns renominated. Vermont backs Aiken for Senate. Washington races crown Chadwick and Wallgren. Martin and Dill neck-and-neck for governor.

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Arizona Henry F. Ashurst Ernest McFarland R. T. Jones Sidney P. Osburn Phoenix Colorado George E. Saunders John A. Carroll Denver Ralph L. Carr Louisiana Sam Houston Jones Jones Michigan Thuren D. Dickinson Murray D van Wagoner Arthur Vandenberg Bowen R. Gover Detroit Frank Fitzgerald Minnesota Jienrik Shipstead Farmer Elmer Benson Senate Hijalmar Petersen New Hampshire Robert O Blood State James C. Farmer Orange A. B. Jenkins Foster Stearns Vermont George D. Aiken Ernest W. Gibson Washington Stephen Chadwick American Legion Mon C. Wallgren Lewis B. Schwellenbach Clarence D. Martin Co. C. Dill United States Arthur Langlie Seattle
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National Monument Horizontal Puzzle Clues

A crossword style list references a four headed sculpture in South Dakota with many clues across and down detailing related words such as heads, Visages, Eden inhabitant and other terms. It appears as a themed word puzzle connected to the Crazy Horse Memorial site.

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South Dakota
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Uncle Wiggily Solves Wooded School Bell Mystery

Uncle Wiggily suspects mischief as Buster and Duster move a hollow tree school bell into the woods. He watches them carry the bell by rope, hear uneven ringing, and realizes a prank is underway to keep the Lady Mouse Teacher from holding classes. The rope breaks and the bell rolls away.

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Uncle Wiggily Buster Duster Hollow Tree School Woodland Orange Ice Mountains Rabbit Hollow Tree Uncle Wiggil Mr. Longears
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Lost Bell Chase Sparks Garden Misadventure

A scene unfolds with Buster and his brother chasing a rolling bell through the yard. The narrator hints at a secret hiding place the Brass must seek to avoid the mower, promising more on the missing bell in the next installment.

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Buster
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Family of Three Eats Well On Eight Dollars a Week

A historic guide offers menus for a family of three costing about $8 weekly. Recipes include Rice Cheese Croquettes with Ham Sauce and a Mixed Fruit Betty, detailing ingredients, steps, and servings to ensure a balanced diet with calories protein minerals and vitamins.

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Preliminary Flight Training Course Opens Sept 23 At Coe

The fall preliminary collegiate flight training course, sponsored by Coe College and the department of commerce civil aeronautics, begins about Sept 23. Open to Coe students and other qualified applicants, the program runs four months ending in January with fees of 15 dollars for Coe students and 25 dollars for nonstudents, plus lab and insurance costs.

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Coe Coe College Department of Commerce Administration of Civil Aeronautics Alfred W. Meyer Messer Corse Broadvasee A. Denis Net
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