Poland Gears Up for Industrial Shift and Economic Freedom
Poland appears set to become the 20th nation with over half its exports from industry as 1966 non agricultural trade reached 49 percent and 1967 indicators point beyond 50 percent. Economic growth brings visible improvements and hints at gradual political changes toward more independence from Moscow while maintaining the Communist regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Yugoslavia
Stefan Syszynski
Warsaw
Middle East
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Israel
Moscow
4 H Federation Meeting Sets Dates and Activities
The 4 H Federation met at Farm Bureau Hall on Monday October 16 with Alian Stumpf presiding. Reports were accepted and road signs to be erected. An achievement meeting is planned for November 11 at 7 30 p m at the Waterloo Grade School gym. Officers training is scheduled for October 29 and a leaders meeting on October 23. Harold Drake spoke about his Europe trip. The meeting adjourned. Janet Riebeling and family have a new baby boy named Michael Clark born October 5 at Memorial Hospital in Belleville. grandparents are Rudolph Landgraf and Ernst Kossina Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Allan Stumpf
Waterloo
Officers Training School
Harold Drake
Europe
Porter
Janet Riebeling
Clark Rossina
East
Jefferson St
Columbia
Memorial Hospital
Belleville
Michael Clark
Rudolph Landgraf
Ernst Kossina
Columbia 8th Graders Tour Wood River Power Plant
On October 3 the 8th Grade Class of Columbia Community Unit No. 4 visited the Wood River Power Plant in Illinois. Sponsors Bettie Cook Carol Barbian and Don Sahrhage accompanied the students who toured with Illinois Power Company staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Community Unit No. 4
Columbia
Illinois Power Company
Wood River
Bettie Cook
Illinois Power Company Em
NACOM II links Illinois Emergency Center to Region IV
The Illinois Emergency Operating Center at 111 E Monroe St Springfield now has NACOM II a radio and radio teletype network linking to the Region IV Office of Civil Defense in Battle Creek Michigan. The system serves as a high frequency backup to the wireline network ensuring vital messages flow if the telephone system fails. The equipment is provided and maintained by the Federal Office of Civil Defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
E. Monroe St
Springfield
Nacom II
National Communications Network
Region IV
Office of Civil Defense
Battle Creek
Mich
Federal Office of Civil Defense
Control Board
Clarence W. Klassen
Illinois Air Pollution Control Board
Youth Commission
Illinois Youth Commission
Health Chats: chiropractors aid backache and nerve health
This educational notice explains chiropractors act as spine and nerve specialists. It argues backache signals nerve irritation and, if untreated, may lower resistance and affect organs ahead. Sponsored by Dr. A. L. McAuliffe of Crestview, Columbia, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. McAuliffe
No. Main St
Crestview
Columbia
Illinois
Junior Women’s League Meeting Discusses School Program
Over fifty members of the Junior Women’s League of St. Paul United Church of Christ met Monday in the church recreation rooms. Guest speaker Mr. B D Middleton Columbia Schools superintendent spoke on the new school program. Harold Harres and Mr McDonnold attended. Refreshments were served. Master Sgt Louis Landgraf and his wife are visiting from England Air Base and will leave for Vietnam era service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Landgraf
Rudolph Landgraf
East Plum Street
England Air Base
Alexander
Louisiana
Landgraf
Viet Nam
Hog Market Recovers Late After Early Week Low
Hog prices steadied with a late upturn as receipts eased, lifting barrows and gilts to near $19.90 per cwt. Cattle and sheep showed mixed moves with overall smaller salable numbers around 52,000 head. Slaughter steers mostly slipped 25 cents, while high grade cattle traded up to $27.25 for 925 to 1250 pound steers. Slaughter lambs held steady to firm with top around $24.50. ewes unchanged at $5 to $7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Live Stock Marketing Assn
Barrow
Rauch and Heisler Attend Illinois Minnesota Game in Champaign
Elmer G Rauch and Paul Heisler attended the Illinois Minnesota football game in Champaign on Saturday. They also visited with Mr Heislers daughter Lori a University student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer G. Rauch
Paul Heisler
Champaign
Illinois
Mr. Heisler
Lori
Reverend Hellrung Remembered After Long Wyoming Ministry
Fr. Hellrung born May 4 1909 in St. Louis served the Cheyenne diocese from ordination in 1935. He led parishes in Rock Springs Kemmerer Laramie Torrington Glenrock and died after hospital surgery. Burial was in Olivet cemetery Cheyenne following a 3:30 p.m. Tuesday service.
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Hellrung
Joseph R. Sense
Cletus Prado
Frank Redle
St. Louis
Catherine
Victoria Hellrung
Josephinum Seminary
Worthington
Ohio
Cheyenne
Amleto Cicognani
Cicognani
Hellring
Wyoming
Our Lady of Sorrows
Rock Springs
St. Patrick’s
Kemmerer
St. Laurence
Laramie
St. Rose Church
Torrington
St. Louis Parish
Glenrock
DePaul Hospital
Olivet Cemetery
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Monroe National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Carol Barbian
Don Sahrhage
Illinois Power Co
Correctional Services Advisory Board
Jerome S. Weiss
Chicago
Citizens’ Advisory Board
Commission
Pierce Lake
Illinois Dept. of Conservation
Rock Cut State Park
Rockford
William T. Lodge
Mahomet
Danville
Rock Island- Moline
Champaign-Urbana
Bloomington
Peoria
Galesburg
Champaign-Mahomet
Pen Women Art
League of American Pen Women
Illinois State Museum
Lucille B. Carr
Oak Park
Nelly Deachman
Leola Dowling
Lincoln
Ella E. Ellis
Clinton
Laura M
C. R.) Johnston
Nellis W. Kirkpatrick
Kenosha Wis
Clementine Marquis
Sarah
Horn’s Bakery
South Main St
Eldo Horn
Junior Womens League
Offiee
Creative Designs
Salesbooks
Clarion Printing Co
Columbia, Illinois
Harrisonville Telephone Company
Waterloo, Illinois
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