Pope cites U S press as great peace force
Bishop George L. Leech of Harrisburg says the pope told him the American press is a major element for world peace. He reported the pope praised a free press that draws global attention to events. Also returning aboard the Queen Elizabeth were Bishops Michael J. Ready and Ralph L. Hayes after visits to several European countries.
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Geo. L. Leech
Harrisburg
Rome
Leech
Michael J. Ready
Columbus
Ralph L. Hayes
Davenport
Switzerland
France
Italy
England
Ireland
Hog house built in time as sows farrow 180 pigs
Workers on Howard Hugg’s Hayes township Crawford County farm rushed to finish a hog house before 13 sows began farrowing. They completed the structure just in time and 18 sows farrowed 180 live pigs in appreciation.
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Howard Hugg
Hayes Township
Crawford County
Delicate matter in U.S. China policy eyed by officials
Secretary Acheson hints the full inside story of U.S. relations with China may be published soon. Senators press Washington over recognizing a communist China versus continuing aid to nationalist forces. Debate centers on when a government is deemed responsible and whether to recognize the regime at all.
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Acheson
China
U. S. Senate
State Department
America
Washington
U.S.A
Russia
Local residents visit across region during weekend gatherings
Des Moines visitors Lewis Alice Mangel Donna Howard Darlene Nodland and Mil dred Ireland joined Rose Marie Weppler over the weekend. Palo Alto visitors Mr and Mrs Frank McCauley are in town to see his parents at the J E McCauley home. Faye McCauley returns to California after a family visit. Bernhardt Peters family Elsa Peters from Walnut joined J C Porter for Sunday gathering. Roy Kaiser and family from Bismarck ND arrived due to Mrs Andrew Kaiser’s illness in Omaha. they’re visiting Wilbur Pierce. John Bredehoff and Cumberland pair picnicked with Laverne Alexander at Bedford. Charles Robinson Griswold visited Mrs May Haworth. Calbert Marker and sons David and Harry traveled with Charles Wissler to Alpena SD to family Otto Kunze. Wissler’s daughter Mrs Thomas Bailey and family greeted them. Wissler plans a longer stay. Abe Littlefield of.
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N. D
Andrew Kaiser
Immanuel Lutheran Hospital
Omaha
Wilbur Pierce
John Bredehoff
Baby
Cumberland
Laverne Alexanders
Bedford
Charles Robinson
Griswold
May Haworth
Calbert Marker
David
Harry
Charles Wissler
Alpena
S. D
Otto Kunze
Black Hills
Wissler
Thomas Bailey
Picnic Visitors From Kansas City and California
Kansas City and Bud Littlefield of California visited friends Friday. Picnicking Sunday at Bedford were Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Pierce and C. B. Camp of Lewistown, the Gordon Lees family of Oakland, and the Winsel Drake family of Atlantic. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Anderson and the Anderson family from Cumberland picnicked Sunday at Black Hawk Lake.
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Kansas City
Bud Littlefield
California
Bedford
Wilbur Pierce
Lewis
Gordon Lees
Oakland
Winsel Drake
Atlantic
C. J. Anderson
Anderson
Cumberland
Black Hawk Lake
Poor Tilth Limits Yield Like Nutrient Shortage
The article notes that poor soil tilth can reduce yields as much as inadequate plant food. It emphasizes soil health as a key factor in crop performance and suggests managing soil structure to improve production.
Labor Commissioner names state staff in Iowa
Des Moines reports M L Gilbert takes office as Iowa state commissioner of labor and announces nine of eleven staff. Deputy Byron Heneks in Cedar Rapids retained. Ernest E. Condon remains boiler inspector in Boone. new boiler inspector J W Curtis from Sioux City joins. Factory inspectors are all new appointees Gerald Tilton Des Moines A W Sipes Waterloo and Mrs Audrey Dietz Des Moines.
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Des Moines
M. L. Gilbert
Iowa
Gilbert
Byron Heneks
Cedar Rapids
Ernest E. Condon
Boone
J. W
Alaska Seals and Skins Rally in Alaskan Waters
The article notes that about 50 000 seal skins worth over a million dollars are secured in Alaska each year and that Alaskan waters harbor nearly two million seals.
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Alaska
Alaskan
Watersnakes Kill Fish Across Regions Each Year
Watersnakes kill millions of fish annually across regions, reflecting their impact on aquatic ecosystems and fish populations. The statement highlights the annual loss without detailing species or locations.
Walk Against Traffic On Open Highway For Warning
A terse warning urges pedestrians to walk against traffic to improve warning times for oncoming vehicles. The note emphasizes safety and awareness on high speed rural roads.
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