Cedar Rapids area eyes near fifty thousand vote in 1952 election
The Linn County presidential vote may top 50 000 this November the highest total in county history. In 1948 Linn voters reached 43108 including Cedar Rapids 31757 and rest of county 11341. Registration ahead of 1948 shows strong election interest as Sept 30 to Oct 25 deadline nears.
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Mayflower D AR Opens Season Friday Afternoon
Mayflower chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will open the season Friday at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. George W. Smith. Mrs. Arthur L. Bye, new regent, presides with Hal Brooks and Tom Redhouse reporting on summer France and Boys State. A noon board meeting precedes, with hostesses listed and officers and committees announced.
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Mayflower
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George W. Smith
Avenue
Hal Brooks
Franklin High School
France
Tom Redhouse
Franklin
John T. Hecker
Fred L. Diserens
Orville Lentz
George Newland
George Putnam
Jasper H. Ramsey
Smith Home
College Club and Cultus Club Meeting Notices
Community clubs hold meetings this week. Tuesday 1:30 p.m. at 540 Knollwood SE Mrs. Richard A. Buresh hosts reading group with review of April Snow by Lillian Budd. Thursday 1:30 p.m. dessert at 528 Vernon SE Miss Nelle Erwin hosts with Mrs. O R Latham assisting. Old Orchard Farm reviewed by Hugh Orchard. Cultus club meets Thursday 2 p.m. at 554 Knollwood SE Mrs. Earl C Busenbark hosts. Eva Peron tale by H H Strother. Wi Ta Hi Camp Fire Girls officers elected at 810 Nineteenth St SE: Joanne Novotny president. Linda Rieke secretary. Patty Schmulbach treasurer. Susan Higley scribe. E W Largent assistant leader. Tranny Gordley of 951 Sixteenth St NE departs for Washington University St Louis as a junior in fine arts.
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Richard A. Buresh
Knollwood Drive
H. R. Hirleman
Lillian Budd
Nelle Erwin
Vernon Drive
O. R. Latham
George Fencel
Old Orchard
Hugh Orchard
Cultus Club
Busenbark
Earl C. Busenbark
H. H. Strother
Eva Peron
Wi-Ta-Hi
J. J. Novotny
Nineteenth Street
Joanne Novotny
Linda Rieke
Patty Schmulbach
Susan Higley
E. W. Largent
Tranny Gordley
Metz Gordley
Sixteenth Street
Washington University
St. Louis
School of Fine Arts
Friendship Meeting of Cedar Chapter Sets Social Night
Cedar chapter 184, O E S, will hold a friendship meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Masonic hall with a gardens theme. A social hour featuring dancing and cards will follow. guest officers will attend from numerous chapters including Marion Mt Vernon Williamsburg Iowa City and more. Aremue circle meets Friday at 2 p m.
Woman's Club schedules Monday through Friday meetings and events
History and Literature set a picnic luncheon at 1 pm with a 2 pm program on Books I Have Read and Places I Have Been. Art groups meet for crafts and workshops, Health Education hosts Keep-fit class, and American Home plans a guest tea with accordion and dance recital. Music tea features a Sonata Form program by Hiordis Anderson and Barbara Davis. Past Presidents host a Friday tea with bazaar planning and named hostesses.
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History and Literature
Mary Lou Brunson
Irene Ilen
Hiordis Anderson
Barbara Davis
A. T. Berkla
A. W. Loftus
Lester Johnson
Mines
O. J. Elsenbast
W. R. Armstrong
Ig. Y. Swartzendruber
Mu Phi Epsilon Alumnae Hold First Meeting
Cedar Rapids alumnae chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon music sorority will meet Tuesday at 7 45 p m at Bernice Bonesteels home 4001 Old Marion road. Constance Hardenbrook and Kathleen Rammelsberg assist. Mrs Louis Sila will lead the program with convention reports by Bernice Bonesteel Phyllis Clendenning Carol Murfield and Margaret Mach.
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Cedar Rapids
Mu Phi Epsilon Music Sorority
Bernice Bonesteel
Old
Marion Road
Constance Hardenbrook
Kathleen Rammelsberg
Louis Sila
Phyllis Clendenning
Carol Murfield
Margaret Mach
Traitors and Hoover books loom in new reviews
Alan Moorehead probes traitors Nunn May Fuchs Pontecorvo revealing motives behind atomic secrets. Klaus Fuchs confessed while Bruno Pontecorvo vanished. Herbert Hoover memoirs cover 1929 1941 with notes on the dollar, inflation, and New Deal impacts. Hoyt reviews fiction A Worthy Man detailing Standish Far East export business.
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Hoover
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Quote on democracy prosperity reducing fear and treason
A reflective line notes that rising prosperity in a democracy lowers revolutionary threat, reduces fear, and diminishes traitorism. The aphorism links economic health with political stability and loyalty.
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A Worthy Man by Robert Standish
Robert Standish declares intent to keep telling stories to grown up children in this note about A Worthy Man. The author presents a reflective voice as he discusses purpose and literary aims.
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Macmillan
Orthright
Act of Passion by Georges Simenon review
A Prentice Hall edition of Act of Passion explores Dr Charles Alavoine's obsession with a street girl. The novel, told as a first person letter to a judge after a trial and sentence, depicts blunt human nature and a crime driven by jealousy.
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Prentice Hall
France
Simenon
Charles Alavoine
The Man on a Donkey historical novel review
H F M Prescott's The Man on a Donkey is a 627 page chronicle of early Sixteenth Century England during Henry VIII's reign. The work seeks authenticity in dialogue and manners, featuring Henry VIII Katherine of Aragon Anne Boleyn Cardinal Wolsey Thomas Cromwell Mary and Sir Thomas More as central figures.
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Man On A Donkey
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Sir Thomas More
Helen Goddard
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