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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1946

Page

5

Executives Club Elects C. Ward Macy President

C Ward Macy newly named dean of Coe college was elected president of the Cedar Rapids executives club. Officers named include William B Quarton as vice president John W Miller as secretary and O A Kearney as treasurer. Board members S E Coutillette Byron S Hollinshead and Quarton won three year terms. About 60 percent favored informal dress at meetings. Fall and winter talks feature Wayne Morse Marquis Childs Gordon Seagrave George W Crane and Mrs Paul Whitney on varied topics.

C. Ward Macy Coe College Cedar Rapids Executives Club William B. Quarton John W. Miller O. A. Kearney S. E. Coquillette Byron’ ‘S. Hollinshead Quarton Wayne Morse Oregon Marquis Childs Syndicate Gazette Gordon Seagrave George W. Crane Paul Whitney

Garden Tip from Iowa State College Watch For Frost Dates

Garden tip advises moving frost tender crops indoors when frost is predicted. Larry Grove notes tomatoes peppers and eggplants may be uprooted and stored. peppers and eggplants wrapped in wax paper. tomatoes hung or stored in cool dark spaces at about 55 degrees. Fruits should be picked as they ripen and stored in shallow boxes one layer deep.

Larry Grove Iowa State College

Marcus Bach to Speak to Assn of Salesmen

Dr Marcus Bach of the University of Iowa school of religion will address the National Association of Salesmen at a Roosevelt hotel luncheon on Saturday at 12 30 pm Ladies Day invites women. He will present investigations from summer travel and discuss Research with a Wire Recorder. Wax coating conservation tip for shoes purses briefcases luggage and riding boots offered as dry lubricant.

Marcus Bach School of Religion University of Iowa National Association of Salesmen Roosevelt Hotel

Labor Statistics Show Big Postwar Employment Rise

The Labor Department reports 39,828,000 Americans in nonfarm jobs in August, up 500,000 from July, with unemployment just above two million. Post V J day shift signals peace time economy as over a million enter construction and trades rise, offset by declines in government and manufacturing.

Washington INS Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics Census Bureau

Postwar US Manufacturing Gains in July August 1946

The BLS reports in the July August 1946 period that manufacturing accounted for three-fifths of the total gain. Construction employment rose 118 percent for the month and surpassed two million for the first time since November 1942.

BLS

Luncheon Meat with Yams and Cereal Waffles Recipe

Sweet potatoes and luncheon meat dish with molasses and water bakes in a casserole. The page also shares a Wheatsworth cereal waffles recipe using luncheon meat as a topping for each waffle section.

Central America Morning Glory North America National Biscuit Company Wheatsworth

Creamy Tuna Casserole with Crunchy Chips Recipe

Recipe steps describe blending mushroom soup with milk and onion, layering crushed potato chips and tuna in a casserole, then baking at 350 degrees for 25 minutes until heated and lightly browned. A cabbage relish dressing with celery seeds and hot vinegar is prepared separately to serve.

New York Faces Worst Ever Hotel Shortage

New York reports the most acute hotel room shortage in its history with hotels booked solid for a month. The Travelers' Aid Society cites an out of control influx of visitors, with hundreds taking shelter in subways and railroad waiting stations.

New York INS Travelers’ Aid Society

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Executives Club Assn. of Salesmen Dr. Pflughaup D.C Mullin Building Montgomery 1St Ave 11Th St Marion INA Ae Wature Carter Milady First Trust Third Street Twelfth Avenue Naomi Daebel Cole Slaw FTNSS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Cedar Rapids California Second Street Pacific Coast
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