Des Moines Opens Parent Guidance School for Delinquent Children
A Des Moines Iowa program offers parents of delinquent children a 10 week two hour per session course modeled on San Francisco centers. Parents may be referred by juvenile court judges or attend voluntarily to improve family life and child adjustment. Sponsors include the police juvenile bureau the city adult education department and the Parent Teachers Association.
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Des Moirees
Iowa
San Francisco
Des Moines
Americans face growing chronic disease burden across nation
A report by four leading health organizations finds twenty five million Americans have a chronic disease with seven million incapacitated. Heart disease mental illness diabetes and cancer are the top afflictions primarily affecting people aged 15 to 64 and many under 45. The study urges preventive care expanded health programs nutrition mental health and housing to reduce chronic illness and related deaths and work loss.
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Humbers
Health Department
Turkey's Industrial Rise and Self-Sufficiency Drive
The article describes Turkey reducing imports by building domestic industries. It highlights woolen mills producing quality goods, Turkish garments, renowned Bursa silk, Izmit mills near Istanbul, and the Karabuk iron and steel works built by British experts now supplying part of the nation's needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
New Turkey
Bursa
Istanbul
Izmit
Karabak
Synthetic tannins and leather in wartime supply
Synthetic tannins have been developed to extend or replace vegetable tannins used in leather production. Vegetable tannins come from plant sources, with chestnut wood as the main domestic source, now rapidly exhausted due to blight. Domestic supplies rely on oak and sumac, while synthetic options remain costly for many uses.
Seeing Single Stars and the Hidden Multiples in the Sky
The text explains that many stars visible as single points to the naked eye are actually binary or multiple systems when observed with telescopes. It notes the Milky Way looks continuous but contains countless stars, and explains that two nearby light sources merge into one when their angular separation is smaller than about a minute of arc, akin to distant car headlights appearing as one at night.
Newcastle Disease In Broilers
Newcastle Disease is a highly contagious virus affecting chickens and other birds with respiratory and nervous signs. Prevention tips include ventilation, dry litter, daily water disinfection, limiting visits, and prompt testing at Centreville or Salisbury laboratories. remove affected birds and maintain a strong sanitation program to protect flocks.
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Newcastle
United States
Broiler House
State Laboratory
Centreville
Salisbury
Local residents visit relatives and socialize in Dover area
Mr and Mrs William Palmer and son Donnie of Dover spent Sunday with the Montagues. Doris Harman and Bonnie Lou Shelton visited grandparents Mrs Dora Melvin. The Sewing Circle met at Mrs Montague's home. Various guests and returns from trips noted among families including Jones Meredith and Shultie households.
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William Palmer
Donnie
Dover
T. A. Montague
Doris Lee Harman
Bonnie Lou Shelton
Sadlersville
Dora B. Melvin
Natalie Jones
Washington
Robert M. Jones
Baltimore
J. Omer Jones
C. H. Bickling
Wilmington
J. W. Meredith
Charles Shewbrooks
Marydel
Grover Tharp
Earlton
N. J
James D. Jones and Son
Frederica
Del
Pearl Jones
Leslie Meredith
Granville Gruwell
Petersburg
Raymond Nichols
Greensboro
Henry Shultie
Germany First in Unit to Make It Six
Staff Sergeant Robert McGlennon of Cambridge Maryland is among the first Air Force servicemen to take advantage of the new six year enlistment plan. Serving as Motor Sergeant of the 21st Motor Transport Squadron at Wiesbaden Germany he praises his second tour in Europe and notes travel to Davos Zurich Basel Paris while pursuing graduate work. He transfers from Ground Forces units 686th and 351st to the US Air Forces in Europe. The assignment makes this one of the largest European Air Bases his home and offers continuation of an eventful career.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
Air Forces
Robert McGlennon
Cedar Street
Cambridge
Maryland
US Air Forces In
Europe
McClennon
21St Motor Transport
Cambridge High School
Davos
Zurich
Basel
Switzerland
France
Paris
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
The family expresses deep gratitude for cards flowers and words of sympathy after the loss of husband and father. Mrs Arthur Anthony and Children return sincere thanks to every friend who remembered them.
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Arthur Anthony
Gems of Thought Quote by C. Colton
A concise reflection on human foresight noting that even the proudest possessors face a spectrum of evils to choose from. The line attributed to C. C. Colton presents a moral meditation on decision making under uncertainty.
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C. C. Colton
Leap Year Savings Bonds Grow in Value
Uncle Sam promotes Savings Bonds as a blend of romance and business on Leap Day February 29. The piece cites growth in bond values from 1940 to 1948 for $25, $50 and $100 bonds and urges participation in Payroll Savings or Bond-A-Month plans to steadily build a nest egg.
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United States
U.S. Treasury Department
Public Sale Of Valuables On Bethlehem Farm
Auctioneer Elijah Frampton announces a farm sale beginning 10 30 oclock on the Will Blades Farm one mile south of Bethlehem on the Bethlehem Cedar Lane road. Items include a Mission suite Victrola records furniture appliances tools and large furniture collection with farm equipment and livestock products to be sold rain or shine. No property removed until terms are complied with.
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Evan Secouloff
Bethlehem
Will Blades
Cedar Lane
Publication Order for Caroline Welfare Board Case
K Thomas Everngam solicitor represents Caroline County Welfare Board and J Virg il Moore in an order of publication. The notice directs publication for legal proceedings to affect the welfare matter and identifies the involved parties and authority.
Equity sale sought for Elizabeth Wright estate in Caroline County
In The Circuit Court for Caroline County equity action No. 4172 Chy to sell real estate of Elizabeth E. Wright widow deceased to pay debts. Plaintiffs The Caroline County Welfare Board and J Virgil Moore allege debts totaling 1188.80 and 241.50 for funeral costs. The will lists heirs including Sadie W. Wroten Dora Brown Lester McNeal Ella Brown Charles Booker Carrie B. Hill Jean E. Hill and unknown heirs. No personal administration exists. sale limited to satisfy debts. Publication ordered to nonresident defendants with March 8 deadline.
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Elizabeth E. Wright
Lizzie E. Wright
Caroline County
Elizabeth FE. Wright
Caroline County Welfare Board
J. Virgil Moore
Lizzie FE. Wright
Williston
Maryland
Willard C. Todd
Herbert T. Shivery
Otis M. Hignutt
Effie L. Hignutt
T.C.H
T.C. H
Sadie W. Wroten
al G. Wroten
Williamsburg
Dorchester County
Dora W. Brown
George Brown
West Street
Apt. 6
Wilmington
Delaware
Lester McNeal
Liza W. McNeal
Ella B. Brown
Lydia W. Booker
Augusta
Maine
Carrie B. Hill
Elizabeth E .Wright
James Booker
Jean
Apt 6
Ella Brown
King St
Frank Brown
Charles Booker
Iris Booker
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Jean E. Hill
J. J. Kirkwood
Americus
Georgia
Public sale of valuable household goods in Denton
William Andrew sells at public auction at Gay street between 7th and 8th in Denton starting at 1 pm rain or shine items include a buffet table leather couch Philco radio stoves Hoosier cabinet bed ice box chairs and many other goods cash day of sale articles not removed until terms met George W Beck clerk
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Caroline County
Gay Street
7Th
8Th Streets
Denton
Philco Electric
Notice To Creditors Executors January 1948
Notice to creditors dated January 21 1948 from Frank D Zeigler as executor with Carlton V West as Register of Wills. The document serves as a true copy test.
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Carlton V
Frank D. Zeigler
Carlton
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The Denton Journal invites readers to subscribe for comprehensive county coverage including local government, crime, schools, and community events. Subscribers gain access to daily reports, editorials, and a calendar of happenings across the area.
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Denton Journal
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Edward H. Cowell Jr
Whitmeyer Laboratories
Henderson
Harmony
William E. Andrews
George W. Beok
Uncle Sam
Oliver
Elijah Frampton
Clifford Andrew
Caroline
Orphans’ Court
Wilhemine Peters
Evelyn Peters
Henry Clive
John Erskine
K. Thomas Everngam, Solicitor
Sadie W. Wroten, Et al
Circuit Court
William Andrew
George W. Beck
Court House
Greensboro-Denton Road
Raymond Vogt
Margaret Vogt
Wm. E. Andrew
Martha Zeigler
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