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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1946
Page
1
Louise Johnston reports Cedar Rapids schools shift music education from the haft a category to the want a. Miss Loveila Ewoldt and John Hutchins discuss gradual, natural musical introduction beginning in kindergarten with rhythm, pitch, and listening.
Chicago report says Mrs Rose Ottaviano offered her dog Dopey a beef bone five and a half inches long. She expected hours of gnawing but soon realized the bone disappeared and the puppy seemed about to vanish.
A man dies after reportedly swallowing a solid meal and undergoing an operation by two veterinarians to remove it. The bizarre incident leaves investigators puzzling over how the meal was swallowed and whether medical errors occurred.
Ruth Brigham reports Brunswick area Georgia coordinates host the budding Boys Estate a coastal 350 acre site to house homeless youths Johns Hice coastal Georgian activist says the town mirrors Boys Town with 15 prospective residents from 15 counties awaiting admission. Trustees envision self governing laws a practice bank and scholarships as youths age into adulthood.
In Kalispell Montana the Daily Interlake urges repeal of trapping laws to protect grizzlies after three recent attacks. A bear killed a camper. another chased a forester into a tree and ripped shoes. a dog sacrificed itself to save two hunters before being killed by a paw blow.
R Ariel Cross named bandmaster and director of VFW post 788 drum corps in Cedar Rapids. He leads the Tama High School band and is a Coe College graduate and University of Iowa graduate student. Cross directs Iowa VFW junior corps and American Legion musical units and has authored drumming books and magazine articles. He previously led the Cedar Rapids YMCA drum corps for six years and served as army bandleader on Okinawa and in Korea.
The staff admit an error in reporting the birthplace. Records indicate the woman began life in the north east corner of Powers' Pasture, a detail supported by archival notes.
Northwest News mentions a promotional offer for the booklet Your Baby's Care, advertising it as an attractive resource from NWNL with full information for parents seeking guidance on infant care.
The Rev. William Lee of Clearfield Pennsylvania former chaplain will launch a new evangelistic campaign at Sunshine Mission 121 Second Street NE tonight at 7 30. The Rev. Mr Peters who served with an ordnance battalion on Guam and Saipan will lead meetings nightly at 7 30 through September 29 except Saturdays. Special music will accompany each service. Peters attended Denison University Northern Baptist Seminary and Moody Bible Institute and has held pastorates in Montana Nebraska and Ohio before military service.
In Louisville juvenile court Frank Gilbert a fortune teller says noise from children disrupted his meditations and he sought a court order to keep a mother’s children away from his door. Judge Lawrence Wetherby issued the ruling and cleared his mental hazard claim.
In Decatur the county clerk's staff received a request from Denison Texas for a copy of a birth certificate for a woman born in 1909 in a pasture. The odd nature of the origin raises questions about the request.
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