Hunt Reports Formosa Defense Shortfalls Cited
U S military leaders told a Senate committee on Formosa the nationalist forces would struggle to defend the island against a communist attack. Senator Hunt said aid would be needed and cited basic equipment issues such as soldiers lacking shoes.
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Knowland Declines Taft Offer in VP Pitch
The San Francisco Chronicle reports Senator William F. Knowland refused to confirm or deny a Taft offer to become vice president if Knowland shifts support to Taft. Knowland backs Gov. Earl Warren and will not trade California votes before the GOP convention.
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Pedestrians Wear White at Night on Highways
The note asserts that pedestrians should always wear white or light clothing when walking along highways at night for visibility. It emphasizes safety and visibility concerns for nighttime walkers.
Local News Briefs Highlights varied community updates
Returns from Omaha after 10 days. a 100 day Minnesota fishing trip. furlough in Denver. marriage license issued to Glen Wehland and Evelyn Gibbs. Walnut Grove managers meet. Californians visit Monte Caslow. watch misprint corrected. naval enlistees go to San Diego. Various home sales and personnel moves announced. Local weather and Florida livestock notes conclude.
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Pastor Howard F Bull Transferred to Hedrick
At the Methodist conference Rev. Howard F Bull longtime pastor here two years was transferred to Hedrick and will move his family there next week. Cline Spry of Wiota will officiate at the pulpit in Hedrick starting Saturday.
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Funeral for Theo L Volz Set in Casey Friday
Casey funeral service for Theo L Volz son of Mr and Mrs Theo Bk Volz Perry residents will be 2 pm Friday at Casey Methodist Church with Rev John T Jacob officiating Burial in Dalmanatha cemetery He died after a farm accident near Ogden while working as a farm hand He was born January 1935 on a farm south of Casey and lived in Stuart Redfield and Jamaica before moving to Perry two years ago He was a member of the national guard Surviving are his parents one brother Larry and grandparents Mr and Mrs Ed Volz of Menlo
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Births In Loveland and Nearby Towns Chronicle New Arrivals
New son Alan Ray Busse, 7 pounds, born 12 45 p m Wednesday June 11 at Memorial Hospital. A daughter 8 pounds 1 ounce born to Earl Jensen in Kimballton at Atlantic Memorial hospital. A daughter 8 pounds 10 ounces born to Frank Smith and wife at Brayton Hospital. Delmar Schrum and spouse welcomed a son at Carroll Hospital. Ramona Ann James, a 5 pounds 12 ounce girl, Ramona Ann, born June to Ivan James and wife of Nodaway.
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First child born to Margaret Reed family ties noted
The mother is the former Margaret Reed of Anita. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Merlin James of Corning and Mrs. Hans Jensa of Atlantic, with a great grandmother also named in the family note. A traditional birth announcement style records the lineage.
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Iowa Hatchery Chick Production Report
Des Moines reports Iowa commercial hatcheries hatched about 19.4 million chicks last month per the Iowa crop and livestock reporting service. The figure highlights sizable chick production across the state’s hatcheries.
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Des Moines Bank Buys Lincoln School Bonds
The Iowa Des Moines National Bank bid in a $176000 Atlantic school bonds issue for an annex to the Lincoln building in Des Moines. The sale drew eight bidders at two percent with a $1726 premium. With the bonds sold the board of education will call for bids on the new building the week of July 22.
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