Coe College Hosts Evening Faculty Reception in Voorhees Quad
Coe college hosts a student faculty reception in Voorhees quadrangle from 8 to 10 PM with President Anderson and Mrs. Anderson among the hosts. The line includes Dr. C Harve Geiger and Dr. Alice Salter with new faculty members Dr Betty Eilertson Mr Gordon Hostettler C Eugene Osborne and Miss Dorothy Hovde. A faculty picnic is planned for Ellis Park at 5 30 PM Saturday by the Martha Marquis circle led by Mrs Max Daehler.
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Coe College
Voorhees
Coe
Air Corps
Charles A. Anderson
C. Harve Geiger
Alice B. Salter
Betty Eilertson
Gordon F. Hostettler
C. Eugene Osborne
Dorothy M. Hovde
Eilertson
Osborne
Hostettler
Hovde
Stewart Memorial Library
Salter
Marvin D. Cone
Edith Barber
Ellis Park
Martha Marquis
Max Daehler
Gazette Department Honored at Dinner
The circulation department of The Cedar Rapids Gazette was honored at a Thursday banquet by The Gase company at the Roosevelt hotel for its record in selling war saving stamps and bonds.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Gase Company
Rooseveltotel
59th Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Von Stein in North Liberty
Note 59th wedding anniversary observed at home in North Liberty with family. Mr Von Stein, 90, a retired carpenter born in Harrisburg. Mrs Von Stein, 76, born in Madison township and active in WCTU and Pris cilla club. They married Sept. 24, 1885 and joined St. Matthew's Lutheran Church.
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David Saylor von Stein
North Liberty
Wade von Stein
Cedar Rapids
Eugene P
Ray von Stein
Pvt
Ned W. von Stein
Greensboro
N. C
Mr. von Stein
Harrisburg
von Stein
Madison Township
W.C.T.U
Priscilla Club
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Fish Cooking Tips From The Back Fence
Frances Eby Jakoubek discusses current abundant fish supplies and practical cooking ideas. She cites avoiding butter or oleomargarine for frying, favors vegetable shortening, suggests cornmeal or flour coating, browning fish to a crisp color and finishing in the oven with a splash of water, plus a lemon or sauce for serving.
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Frances Eby Jakoubek
the Gazette
United States
Broadway gossip mix highlights wartime shifts and scandals
Walter Winchell sketches Broadway life with four new miniatures of sons in uniform. Reports hail hurricane damage to a drama critic’s home on Fire Island. General O Dwyer returns to Rome. Censorship prompts Philadelphia premieres. Wartime rumors touch on LatAm openings, purges, and naval wives’ concerns.
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Fire Island
New Yorker
William O'Dwyer
Rome
Boston
Philly
Ray Tweed
Guam
Dorothy Lamour
White House
Russia
Dumbarton Oaks
Poland
Gossip and society notes mix with politics and entertainment
A jittery column sketches postwar life with Cathy and Joe E. Lewis at Copacabana, Cab Calloway's Zanzibar show, and Robinoff’s wife quips on a girl. It notes Met opera press head Margaret Carson, Sean O’Casey’s new volume, a Pearl Harbor era Nazi roundup, Bromfield praise, and various social events and rumors.
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Copacabana
Joe E. Lewis
Zanzibar
Cab Calloway
Margaret Carson
Metopera
Sean O’casey
John J. Astors
Patricia Hurst
Schrafft’s
Pearl Harbor
U. S
Senator Langer May Face Consequences Over Sedition Case
The report notes Sen. Langer questioning defendants and urging dismissal, with a warning that if the jury confirms details in "Black Mail" he may face political backlash, including possible damage to his reputation.
Service Wives And Mothers Assisted By Home Nurses
Red Cross Nursing Service Assistant Director Lona L Trott notes that many military families cope with separation as husbands serve abroad. While most women maturely manage, some young wives and mothers struggle while moving between camps seeking stability and a sense of home with limited support.
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Lona L. Trott
Red Cross Nursing Service
Home nurses aid young wives far from home
Women trained in home nursing number two million in the United States and commonly offer guidance and help to new wives and mothers. One nurse near an army camp opened her home as a weekly social center to support several young wives with sewing and personal problems, providing much needed friendship.
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Fevryone
Iounsel
Juan
United States
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McNamara
First Avenue East
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Second Ave
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Quart
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