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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1946

Page

6

Jet Flights To London In an Hour

Jet propulsion expert R G Standerwick predicts American airplanes could exceed sound speed within a year and fly New York to London in 58 minutes, with a pressurized cabin for comfort. He notes three speed ranges and warns the sonic barrier requires a plane design not yet disclosed.

London Richard J. Lewis Albany Times-Union Leany, NY INS New Y R G. Standerwick Standerwick G. FE. Jet Authority Lynn, Mass New York

Boys Town Choir to Sing in Cedar Rapids Oct 2

The Boys Town choir of 40 wards will perform at Memorial Coliseum in Cedar Rapids on October 2 at 8 pm under the Young Men's Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce. The group, directed by Rev. Francis Schmitt, includes boys raised at Boys Town Omaha by Msgr. Edward J Flanagan. Mail orders are being taken at the Chamber of Commerce and Craemer's store downtown.

Memorial Coliseum Cedar Rapids Young Men’s Bureau Chamber of Commerce Edward J Flanagan Boys’ Town Omaha Francis Schmitt Ruben Pittsburgh Pirates Craemer’s Second Avenue SE

G I Food Reform Fight Sparks Congressional Probe

A nine man civilian panel recommended centralizing the army food service but the War Department plans decentralization under individual commanders before Eisenhower heads to Europe. Civilian experts warn the shift could trigger a congressional investigation and hinder food personnel training and effectiveness.

New York NEA Army War Department Dwight. D. Eisenhower Europe Quartermaster Corps Army Food Service Cooks Bakers Hennessy Committee Charles P. Hall Eisenhower Thomas B. Larkin LeRoy Lutes Cooks’ and Bakers Fort Benning Pacific Coast Ninth Service Command Cooks’ and Bakers’ School Pacific

Former Lt. Col. Paul P. Logan criticizes army reshuffle

Durant chain notes a 17 year army career ending with wartime service as deputy director of subsistence. Logan calls the reshuffle a blow and argues from his army experience that a centralized school system would yield best results in food handling.

PTA Council To Sponsor Parent Education Class

Cedar Rapids PTA Council launches a series of leadership classes for parent-education chairmen. Sessions run Tuesday and Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Board of Education building with Miss Afton Smith and University of Iowa staff guiding topics like Your Family Fortune and Baby Training Up-to-Date. Public welcome. for information telephone Mrs. George E. Hogan.

Cedar Rapids Pt.a Board of Education Afton Smith Extension Division University of Iowa Parent Teacher Council Ralph Ojemann Ethel Kahin Glencoe Public Schools University of Chicago George E. Hogan

Vegetables Thrive on Hiroshima Soil After A Bomb

In Hiroshima, farmers report bumper vegetable crops on soil scorched by the first atomic blast. Kyodo News Agency notes many yields exceed those in areas spared the explosion as residents cultivate gardens near their temporary homes amid ruins.

Hiroshima Kyodo

Army Wives In Frankfurt Reject Arm Bands

In Frankfurt Germany army rules on dress armbands fail as American wives refuse to wear them arguing they look like MPs. They say GIs and Germans identify them by new stylish shoes not by the bands, undermining the aim to distinguish women from frauleins.

Rankfurt Germany United States G.i.s

Barn Door Carried Into Pear Tree by Wind Twist

A barn door from farmer John Stauffer’s farm was blown into a pear tree in a Lancaster County barnyard by a wind twister. The incident was reported from Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

Lancaster John Stauffer Lancaster County

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