State Capitol Letter on Juvenile Probation and Psychiatry Policy
The committee urges probationary activity budgets for districts and broader juvenile court jurisdiction for psychiatry need. It calls for a new state institution for hardened juveniles and rejects placing them on the Eldora training school grounds. The Iowa District Judges Association declines to take a position on the question of involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Eldora
Iowa District Judges Association
Justice courts face pressure as 1947 session looms
A debate revived over eliminating justice courts with advocates noting their outdated origins and limited fines. critics point to few elected justices in many districts. The issue gained momentum as a major potential fight in the 1947 legislative session. Arche Koop, 50, Iowa information chief for wartime agencies, dies in Des Moines. Former state officials Don Hise, Leslie Freese, and Karl Fischer are mentioned as returning to service or on leave. Sell Swap Rent Buy via the Want Ad way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arche Koop
Iowa
United States Employment and
Iowa War Manpower Commission
Iowa Office of War Information
Des Moines
Monticello
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Iowa Democratic Party
Don Hise
Leslie T. Freese
Sac City
W. G. C. Bagley
Mason City
Karl W. Fischer
Vinton
X Ray Discovery Opens Vast New Field in Medicine
The article recounts Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen’s 1895 discovery of X rays at the University of Würzburg. It notes their ability to penetrate opaque objects including the human body and to reveal bones, marking a breakthrough with wide medical implications in dentistry and the diagnosis of cancer, blood diseases, and other conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen
Physical Institute
University of Wurzburg
Bavaria
Roentgen
New Corn Products Include Zein and Ally Starch
Corn remains the dominant industrial material with four times the 800,000 tons of synthetic rubber. When corn supply waned wheat supplied starch. grain sorghums are explored as starch sources. Zein protein from corn has long been sold and allyl starch, a new derivative, could be used in resins and coatings.
Heating Furnace Maintenance And Fuel Handling Guidelines
When hand firing furnaces and toilets shake grates lightly move glowing coals to one side and place fresh coal on the other side Use paper to start a flame and leave the door slightly open for extra air Open the overfire damper enough to avoid puffing Use sized coal Maintain a thick fuel bed Do not use ashes to bank fire Avoid overheating by checking fire before house is warm Tend heating plant regularly Wet ashes at night for easy removal Plan house for easy fuel delivery and ash removal
Soy Flour Uses In Cooking And Substitution Tips
The article describes full fat and low fat soy flour as versatile substitutes in recipes. Soy flour helps extend ground meats, thickens fillings, and can replace part of wheat flour in most dishes. It provides practical substitution guidelines and a quick measuring technique.
Vitamin C Loss in Cooked Cabbage During Warming and Storage
Tests at state stations find that cabbage held on a stove for an hour loses 70 to 80 percent of its vitamin C, and 90 percent after two hours. Freshly cooked cabbage has about half the vitamin C of raw cabbage. Refrigerated cabbage that is reheated loses less C than cabbage left warm on the stove. Reheated after refrigeration contains 24 to 32 percent of its original vitamin C.
Internal and external boiler cleaning boosts efficiency
The article explains that fuel efficiency in steam heating depends on keeping boiler internals and flues free of grease oil and solids. Contaminants raise fuel consumption and hinder steam production. Regular cleaning with a boiler cleaning rake is recommended.
Sioux City Market Slaughter Steers Weigh Steep Lows
Slaughter steers yearlings and heifers mostly 25¢ lower on the Sioux City market with top prices near 17.65 for top cattle. Cows fell 25 to 50 cents to 6.50 to 13.75, hogs dipped last week then rose Tuesday, and fat lambs were at least 50 cents off with native lambs at 13.25. County shippers from Cherokee reported varied loads, while local social notes covered missionary meeting attendees and a fall from Edwards barn injuring a man.
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Sioux City
Cherokee County
L. D. Johnson
Leonard Luetkeman
Lawrence Boothby
H. A
Rex Klingenschmidt
Frank Becker
Mt Olive Shower Guests and Local Social News
Mt Olive news lists attendees at a miscellaneous shower for Miss Phyllis Mark in Cherokee including Mrs B H Dukes Mrs Lloyd Ohlson Mrs Clarence Ohlson and others. It notes visits from Jane Lawniczak Myrna Thomas Beverly Stellish and various family and church events plus wedding and birthday celebrations.
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Cherokee
Phyllis Mark
B. H. Dukes
Lloyd Ohlson
Clarence Ohlson
E. H. Gillet
Klaus Magnuson
L. C. Bengtson
Nina Ohlson
Jane Lawniczak
Afton Township
Myrna Thomas
John Cox
Lincoln Hahn
Beverly Stellish
Klinker
Paullina
C. J. Johnson
Sioux City
Harry Anderson
Galen
Paul Anderson
Charlene Hahn
Donald Peterson
Conrad Engdahl
Axel Johnson
Robert Bengtson
Earl Crippen
Engdahl
Bertha
August Gustafson
Wharton Funeral
Aurelia
Sharon Sue
Martyn Erickson
Charles Galvin
George Godwin
Georgia Faye
Harry Fogleman
S. P. Bengtson
Ernie Peterson
L. C
Fred Stewart
Irving Fox
Lincoln Hahn Home
Minnie Rhodie
Quimby
Ed Gearke
Afton Vicinity Notes On Family Visits And Local Events
Mrs Earl Zwick reports Thanksgiving family gatherings with most children home except Dexter in service. Afton Farm Bureau Center school meeting featured a post program lunch. Local residents Dale Smith Raymond Zwick Gertrude Jones led committee work. Also mention visits, card club, a sale barn accident, and anniversaries among area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mongan
Lissie Mongan
Dexter McQuinn
J. M. Kastengren
Bangor
Wash
Joe Kastengren
Aurelia
Dale Sleezer
Henry Everhart
Sale Barn
Cherokee
George Zwick
Clifford Gould
Art Cummings
Earl Zwick
McKinley Menefee
Mesdames Harvey
Herbert Kolpin
Lena
Will Brady
Sutherland
Irvin Hahn
Sleeser Visit Notice From Cherokee Community
Homes, Max and Mrs WHS Sleeser of Cherokee called at Earl Zwick's Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max
Mrs
Whs Sleeser
Rarl 2
Zwick’s
Nurses Gains Commissioned Rank and Army Pay Reforms
Military surgeons received commissioned rank and authority to appoint nurses in army hospitals. In 186?, legislation recognized women nurses in the army and fixed their pay at 40 cents per day with rations.
No Gun Needed as Pheasant Flies into Pocket
Karl Vosseler near Waverly harvested pheasant by driving a tractor and corn picker that scared the bird from its hiding place. The pheasant flew into his lap and Earl captured it. The Vosseler family enjoyed a hearty dinner from the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Vosseler
Near Waverly
Vosseler
Earl
Wesseler
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