Hungarian Doctor on Way to Cedar Rapids
A Hungarian refugee physician Dr. Elmer Thrombly age 41 will choose between internships at Mercy hospital or Independence State Mental Health Institute in Cedar Rapids. He arrives with his wife Elsa and child Judith after leaving New York on September 23, 1954 and is sponsored by St. Luke's hospital supervisor Louis Blair.
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New York Harbor
Cedar Rapids
Elmer Thrombly
Louis Blair
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mercy Hospital
Independence State Mental Health Institute
Thromblys
Wladislaus Fenger
Cedar Memorial Park
Carl K. Linge
St. Luke’s
New York
St. Luke’s House
Blair
Thrombly
Personnel Managers To Hold Program on Chest
The Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Personnel Managers committee will host a noon luncheon at the YMCA to discuss the Cedar Rapids Marion Community Chest. Norman G. Lipsky campaign chairman will speak, agency directors will answer questions, and Tom Troup will discuss his employe participation contest activities.
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Cedar Rapids-Marion Community Chest
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Norman G. Lipsky
Tom Troup
YMCA
Dentists Volunteer for Civil Defense First Aid Training
Twenty five Cedar Rapids area dentists volunteer for a 10 session civil defense first aid course led by Linn County Red Cross instructors Carrol Bryant and Paul Kindler. Sessions begin next Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Granby building Red Cross office.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Granby Building
Joseph J. Smpehl
Dentists’ Civil Defense Committee
Jaycees Hear Talk and Film on New Guinea
Cedar Rapids Junior Chamber of Commerce dinner opens with a lecture by Lt. Col. Arnold M. Manhs titled New Guinea Isle of Adventure. The 6:15 p.m. event at the Chamber building is a ladies night and annual dinner honoring Cedar Rapids teachers and officials. Reservations via phone to 45135 by noon Wednesday.
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Arnold M. Manhs
New Guinea
Isle of Adventure
Cedar Rapids
Chamber of Commerce
India
Ceylon
Kaiser Wilhelm’s Carriage Pull Draws Frankfurt Tourists
In Frankfurt a 77-year-old man named Gottlieb Betsch steers a royal carriage pulled by a white horse named Max. The 65-year-old craft, once owned by Kaiser Wilhelm II, bears the imperial coat of arms. Betsch reports most customers are Americans, many soldiers, with thousands of photos recorded of the pair.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Gottlieb Betsch
Max
Betsch
Kaiser Wilhelm II
United States
Airline Operations Film Shown By On Leave Society
A sound film on airline operations will be shown at On Leave Society of Cedar Rapids YWCA meeting this Thursday at 7 45 p m The Speakers bureau of the Chamber of Commerce presents the program C C McIntyre United Airlines local manager will speak social hour to follow Open meetings welcome members and guests on leave society focuses on mental health
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On Leave Society of
Cedar Rapids
YWCA
Chamber of Commerce
C. C. ‘McIntyre
United Air Lines
On Leave Society
Rsons
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Old
Marion Road
Walter
Supt
Donald Kyer
The
Independence Mental Health Institute
Dr. Thrombly
Neu-Ulm
Thromblys and Fengers
U. S. Navy
Langfitt
Intergovernmental Committee For European Migration
Iowa
Hawarden
Osage
Rembrandt
Sioux City
American Dental Association
Smpehl
Jaycees
Dinary
Ant
Killian
Kaiser Wilhelm
West Germany
Guaranty Bank
Home Loan
F.H.A
G.L
Bank Home Loan
Guaranty
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Davenport
Avondale
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