First Negro to Lead Coe AFROTC Unit Commander
Coe College AFROTC mobilized for fall term with Eric R. Baugh, a Coe senior from Amityville New York, named group commander as Lt. Col. Hubert J. Charon assumes air science professor duties. Baugh, majoring in biology, also serves in Lambda Chi Alpha and as a Greene hall counselor.
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Eric R. Baugh
Coe
Baugh
Amityville
N. Y
Hubert J. Charon
Lambda Chi Alpha
Greene Hall
Rock Island Railway Boss to Visit Cedar Rapids
Roy Johnson president of the Rock Island railroad will visit Cedar Rapids December 9 to meet Chamber of Commerce officials. He will attend a dinner with chamber leaders and railroad executives to discuss Cedar Rapids industrial plans and recent railroad mergers.
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Rock Island
Roy Johnson
Rock Island Railroad
Cedar Rapids
Chamber of Commerce
Industrial Bureau
City Growth and Development Committee
Johnson
Robert H. Caldwell
Chamber
CARE Absolved in 38 Indian Child Deaths
In Maddikera village 38 Indian schoolchildren died after eating famine relief meals. Health officials found cholera germs in water used to prepare the meals and cleared CARE of blame.
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Bombay
Maddikera
Satonka Featured on Cheyenne Thursday TV Schedule
Cheyenne viewers can watch Satonka on Thursday at 5 30 PM CDT on KCRG TV Channel 9. The program airs on local station CHEYENNE with CRTC listings.
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Cheyenne
Kcrg-Tv
Channel 9
How To Get in Dutch in Netherlands
A humorous take on a 1900s English phrase book for Americans in Holland. It mocks Dutch stereotypes while listing phrases for arrivals, customs, taxis, and restaurants, including lines about paying drivers, calling police, and complaining to the British consul.
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Netherlands
Amsterdam
Holland
Nieuw
Steveel Rekent
Een Politie
Roopen
Helemael Geen Vet
Kellner
Gentleman’s Canal
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Smulekoff
LABOR
Jem Peo Erern Oy
Wow Roy
Herculon
Hercules Powder Company
Hercules
Monarch
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