Four H Leaders Honored at Purdue Roundup in Lafayette
At the Purdue Roundup in Lafayette, 36 volunteer adult 4H club leaders with 20 to 30 years of service were honored. Recipients from east-central Indiana included Noble Apple Pendleton 25 years Harry Rollins Noblesville Ledward Smith Fortville and Charles Wolfe Tipton with 20 years. Six trip winners to Camp Minivanca were named and alumni recognition awarded to Max Fitzpatrick Whitehall and Margaret Becker Needham.
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Lafayette
Purdue
Indiana
Noble Apple
Pendleton
Harry Rollins
Noblesville
Ledward Smith
Fortville
Charles Wolfe
Tipton
Mike Riggs
Evansville
Brenda Frank
New Albany
Steve Bosma
Newburgh
Lorraine Callahan
Greenfield
Alice Parker
Stilesville
Tom Reedy
Mooresville
Dave Shoup
Battle Ground
Max Fitzpatrick
Whiteland
Margaret Becker
Needham
Minivanca
Muskegon
Mich
Stephen Drake
Fairbanks
John Weigan
Hartford City
William Bauer
Brookville
Robert Beard
Bloomington
Cal Braman
Rochester
Donald Goings
Rome City
Richard Isaacs
Seymour
William McNeff
Danville
Clem Piper
Knox
Evelyn Vaughn
Connersville
Carl Weseman
Aurora
Max Beck
Galveston
Ruel Bliss
Corydon
Harold Bovee
Wolcottville
Maurice Croxton
Frankfort
Leon Dean
Crown Point
Glen Cleland
Joseph Goll
North Judson
Arthur Gray
Pekin
Jean Grimes
Rockville
Paul Hackmeister
Boonville
Lowell Hunter
Lebanon
Lu Jacobs
Terre Haute
Sylvester Kaiser
John McCoy
LaGrange
Raymond Reiter
Chesterton
Richard Rink
Goshen
Don Shuppert
Plymouth
Emerson Stevens
Delbert Vaught
Milton
Garnett Winchester
Edinburg
Charles Wolf
John Wright
Muncie
Bacteria Grow Rapidly Under Good Conditions
In St. Louis scientists note bacteria can multiply so fast that one person may develop one billion units within 15 hours. In New York the Boy Scout movement spans 51 nations with over 2,500,000 American scouts active. In Stockholm Sweden has the most telephones and radio receivers per capita except the United States.
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ST. Louis
Scout Movement
New York
Boy Scout Movement
U. S
Pedestrian Toll in U S Cities Reaches High Fatality Share
Pedestrians account for about 60 percent of traffic deaths in U S cities. Since 1926 the United States has recorded around 350000 pedestrian fatalities, highlighting a persistent safety concern.
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New York
U. S
Production Rise Feeds 14 Through Better Farm Methods
A U S farm worker increased output from 1 to feed 10 by 190 and by 1952 improved methods fed himself and 14 others, reflecting rising productivity.
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Washington
U. S S
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