Martin P Hansen Brayton Dies At Home
Martin P Hansen died at his Brayton area home about 480 yesterday afternoon after five weeks of ill health. Born February 6 1881 in Denmark, he immigrated to the United States and married Elizabeth Flansen in Atlantic on November 4 1908. He and Elizabeth farmed east of Extra then north of Anita before moving to the current farm in 1925. Surviving are his wife six daughters two sons two brothers and eleven grandchildren. Funeral services will be at Elk Horn Lutheran church June 20 with interment in Elk Horn cemetery. The body remains at Roland Peacock Baxter funeral home until Wednesday afternoon then will be returned to the late home.
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Brayton
Martin P. Hansen
Mr. Hansen
Martin T. Hansen
Peter
Julia Hansen
Denmark
United States
Elizabeth Flansen
Atlantic
Hansen
Extra
Anita
Elk Jforn Lutheran Church
Anders Hansen
Elk Horn Lutheran Cemetery
Roland, Peacock & Baxter
Safe handling of bulls requires sturdy pens and gates
There is no such animal as a safe bull. Well constructed pens and fences are essential for bulls. Controlled access from outside the pens minimizes handling. When moving a bull, a stout staff attached to a nose ring should be used.
Potatoes Digestibility Varies With Frying Method
Research notes starch in pan fried potatoes digests easier than in french fried and boiled varieties. Fat present speeds digestion.
Local News Briefs From Area Residents And Events
Des Moines visitors and local residents are mentioned in updates ranging from family visits and fishing catches at Black Hawk lake to attendance at religious conferences in Blair Nebraska. Notables include Miss Dororthy Long visiting before summer school in Chicago, officers attending an FBI short course at Iowa, and several residents moving or returning from travels and funerals.
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California
Dorothy Long
Madera
Cal
Fred Long
Oak Street
Amboy
Chicago
Iowa
FBI
University of Iowa
Willard Roeske
Harry Jordan
Howard Wilkins
Council Bluffs
Dale Blesie
Red Oak
Rainouts and delays mark local league baseball
Weather suspends the Y M C A church league game between Methodist and Congregational teams and city league tilts between Swift’s Sidles and A P Firemen. Atlantic Oakland junior legion game may be played Thursday. Also reports of speeding fines, stolen pickup, and a divorce decree modification transferring custody to Don L Thomas with travel permission to Walnut Creek California.
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Methodist
Congregational
Swift
And
Sidles
Firemen
Oakland
Atlantic Junior Legion
Iwo Jima Hero Bravery Medal for John H Leims
John H Leims a 25 year old Chicago born former marine lieutenant receives the Congressional Medal of Honor for valor at Iwo Jima He saved two wounded men under heavy mortar fire despite multiple wounds and is pictured with his wife Joyce in the ceremony report
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John H. Leims
Chicago
Joyce
Iwo Jima
FIELD MAN ROBERT G CROOK NAMED REGIONAL FOUNDER REPRESENTATIVE
Robert G Crook of 711 Maple Street has been named western Iowa representative of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and is attending a New York school. He served as a unit tank commander with the Eighth Armored Division in Europe and worked for Barton Werner company in Sioux City before enlisting in June 1942.
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Robert G. Crook
Maple Street
Western Iowa
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
New York
Crook
Eighth Armored Division
Europe
Army
Barton-Werner Company
Sioux City
Reed and Thomas Divorce Decree Modified in Town State
The order notes the plaintiff has remarried as Frances J. Reed and the defendant has also remarried. It states the decree modification serves the best interests of both parties, reflecting changes since the original judgment.
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Leo Thomas
Town
Frances J. Reed
Actress Kathryn Grayson Divorces John Shelton
In Las Vegas on June 18, petite film star Kathryn Grayson was granted a divorce from movie actor John Shelton. The development ends their marriage after a brief period of separation, with Grayson cited as the petitioner in the justice of the peace court.
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Las Vegas
Kathryn Grayson
John Shelton
Puerto Rico: East anchor of Greater Antilles
Puerto Rico anchors the eastern edge of the Greater Antilles in the West Indies. The island is among the Caribbean’s pleasant and fertile lands, roughly rectangular, about 100 miles by 35. Its strategic position places it 1,000 miles northeast of the Panama Canal, 1,000 miles southeast of Miami, and 500 miles east of Cuba, aiding wartime air and naval defense operations.
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Puerto Rico
Greater Antilles
West Indies Islands
Caribbean Islands
Panama Canal
Miami
Cuba
Balinese Married Women’s Rights and Family Roles
Balinese women hold many rights within marriage including managing households and finances, owning wardrobes and jewelry, and earning income. Men retain ownership titles to houses, fields, and cattle, yet value is placed on rival fighting roosters kept beside their children.
Ladder safety tips for climbing securely
Before climbing a step ladder ensure spreader is extended and footing is firm. On smooth surfaces have someone hold the ladder to prevent sliding. Place a board under the base on soft ground. Face the ladder while climbing and avoid leaning out or carrying heavy loads.
Painted Wood Less Prone To Fire Says Insurance Summary
The fire insurance industry stresses paint as a fire protection measure. Painted wood resists weathering and drying and is less likely to burn than unpainted wood. Cleaning before painting also reduces fire hazard by removing accumulated refuse.
On vacation avoid overdoing exercise and sun exposure
Advice cautions travelers to moderate workouts and sun exposure while away from home. Emphasizes balanced activity, hydration, and sunscreen to prevent fatigue or skin damage during trips.
Tojo Pleads Self Defense At War Crimes Trial
Hideki Tojo, in his prison cell, declared Japan fought in self defense and accused the United States of planned mass murder in its bombings. He argued the Kellogg pact and Hague convention permit wartime actions, said Japan reserved rights beyond treaty bounds, and noted American actions as violations while asserting Japan would respect wartime laws in principle. An exclusive AP copy was provided by his lawyer Ichiro Kiyose.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hideki Tojo
Tojo
United Stats
Asia
Ichiro Kiyose
Associated Press
Von Papen Defends Loyalty Amid War Crimes Trial
Franz von Papen told the international military tribunal that a aide was killed by German secret police after aiding Austria records export to Switzerland. He said the murder occurred February 1938 during his Austrian ambassadorship, and the body was found in the Danube three weeks later. He claimed he violated diplomacy rules to prove he was not part of the Nazi plot and asserted none of the defendants can claim he was a Nazi. He and Goering sit among 22 German defendants. documents were shown linking him to peace efforts with the United States via Turkey in 1944 with George H. Earle assisting negotiations.
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Germany
Franz von Papen
International Military Tribunal Today
Austria
Switzerland
von Papen
Adolf Hitler
Anschluss
Danube
Hitler
Hermann Goering
Goering
United States
Turkey
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
U. S. Naval
Herd Management for Masitis Infected Cattle
Cows with masitis should be separately bridle chained and milked last in the milking string. Good herd management is essential to prevent it. The service of a competent veterinarian to examine the herd is important.
Lemon Adds Tang to Fruit Pies with Slices in Filling
When making fruit pies or cobblers bake thin lemon slices with the fruit to boost sweetness and contrast the tangy citrus juice for a brighter flavor.
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Louis Conn
Atlantic Recreation Parlor
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Phil Most
Sciatica
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Des Moines
John Walter
Locust Street
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Black Hawk Lake
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Father Flanagan
Omaha
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Birch Street
Frank Jensen
Independence
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Blair, Neb
Henry S. Kay
Tanner & Winston
Chris J. Nielsen
Tennessee
Henry Walter
Chestnut Street
H. J. Wegner
Pierre, S. D
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Tenn
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Cork
Hedges
Roy Hedges
Drake University
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Whitney Home
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Griswold
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Seattle
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Spruce Street
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McAllen
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Reeve
Dee
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Mayo General Hospital
Galesburg
D. C. Mitchell
Tucson
Ariz
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Helen Hersey
Doris Rosenkild
Southwest
Young People’s Conference
Church of Christ
Carol Engle
Spring Brook State Park
Guthrie Center
Shirley Foster
Jack Madsen
Charles Billings
Clarinda
Rainbow Assembly
Rainbow Grand Assembly
Mary Beth Duncan
Suzanne Petersen
Helen Marie Pellett
Texas
Ruby Adams
W. C. Duncan
Grover Beekman
C. V. Welcher
American Smelting and Refining Company
Reid Robinson
Ronald Haughton
Department of Labor
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Edgar Warren
Conciliation Service
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International Soundphoto
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Coon Rapids
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Justice of the Peace
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Frank Phillips
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Dorsey Place
Anitan
Sheriff’s Office
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Frances J. Thomas
Don L. Thomas
Carol Irene Thomas
Walnut Creek
Marvin Charles
Kent
the News-Telegraph
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Rantaloue
Cona Ferber
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SA Wood Nsc
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Geraldine Fitzgerald
Peter Lorre
the Three Strangers
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Magnacolor
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Adrian Booth
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Sons of the Promberg
Republic Picture
Family Shoe Store
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