Wool Garments Care Tips From Home Demonstration Agent
Wool garments need airing before storage and a 24 hour rest between wearings to relax wrinkles. Ensure they hang freely with rounded hangers and use garment bags to keep dust off. Brush Wool from top to bottom to remove hidden dirt and treat pockets and cuffs carefully. Knitted items should be laid flat for storage. When cleaning, choose a reliable dry cleaner and pre treat stains if possible. Use mild soap and lukewarm water for washing and store away from moths and mildew.
Five Million GI Loans Highlight Veterans Affairs Milestone
The Veterans Administration reports over five million GI loans guaranteed or insured for World War II and Korean conflict veterans, with 39 500 loans closed in November. Total GI loans since 1941 reach 5,021,570 valued at 39.249 billion dollars, including more than 4.7 million home loans and 70 044 farm loans.
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Veterans Administration
Harvey V.higley
Veterans Affairs
Higley
Fallout spread depends on particle size altitude and wind
The article notes fallout distribution from a nuclear blast hinges on particle size altitude and wind speed and direction. West to east high altitude winds at 40 000 feet dominate US fallout patterns, making expert meteorology essential for predicting affected areas. Radiation monitors are needed to judge safety after an attack.
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United States
Federal
Civil Defense Administration
Hlen
FCDA
Metcalf bill seeks reinvestment of forest profits in recreation
Rep Lee Metcalf proposes a policy shift for the nations 149 national forests to earmark up to 11 million annually for recreation facilities and wildlife habitat, declaring public recreation a congressional policy and reinvesting profits from forestry operations into the recreation business. He notes recent receipts of 112 million in fiscal 1956 with 94 million spent on forest programs and argues forests serve as a public recreation resource.
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Washington
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
National Forests
Congress
National Forest
Metcalf
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Forest Service
CCC
Treasury
Mother's Plea for Son John L Poynter Sought by Police
Chief of Police Leo Williams seeks the present location of John L Poynter for his mother Mrs John M Poynter Route 2 Box 110 Corbin Kentucky. She last heard May 1 1955 stating he had been in Dillon and may be working on a farm ranch or in nearby mines.
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Leo’ Williams
John L. Poynter
John M. Poynter
Box 110
Corbin
Kentucky
Poynter
Dillon
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Lara B. Penwell
Govertors Mutual, Inc
Investors Mutual
Joseph M. Fitzsimmons
George Watkins
Andrus
Dillon Examiner
Interstate Building & Loan Association
Montana
Total
State OF Montana
Beaverhead
I. R. M. Barrett
R. M. Barrett
Correst
W. V. Grimes
R. M. Stone
C. E. Blinn
Fround
John‘l. Poynter
Dillon Beavers
Helena Cathedral
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