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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1921

Page

7

Safety Step In Cedar River Beach Sparks Debate

A new high diving springboard at Cedar River park beach is anchored in deep water for strong swimmers, while a smaller platform was moved to shallower water for children and non-swimmers. A half inch rope marks the safe zone but critics call it inadequate. The Woman’s Athletic Association denounces the policy, and candidates may be pressed to support a safer bathing area amid local criticisms of private funding. In Washington, national veterans chief Robert S. Marx told a Senate committee that former service members face harsh conditions postwar.

Cedar River Park Park Board Hetle Athletic Association Woman’s Athletic Association River Front Commission River Front and Park Commissioners Washington, D. C Robert S. Marx Senate

Y M C A Program Expands Greatly This Year

The Y M C A reports a prosperous year from its Lake Geneva officers conference with demand for world wide program expansion. General secretary S A Cohagan says the afterwar program has begun and significant progress has been made. Attendees included F W Richardson and Roy A Graham, with Graham staying for a railway secretaries training school. From the data available, numbers indicate strong growth.

Lake Geneva Wis S. A. Cohagan F. W. Richardson Roy A. Graham Graham Ffor

Largest officers' conference records 1100 delegates

The largest conference of officers was held with over 1,100 registered delegates. It opened Tuesday night with Dr. John R. Mott reviewing the association's three year progress. Eleven commissions reported on problems, highlighting the M C A for boys and industrial work. A quiet but effective salesman. For Sale Act noted in the Courier.

John R. Mott

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