Jacobson Completes First Phase of Air Force Basic Training
David M. Jacobson son of Mr and Mrs Blanchard Jacobson has finished the initial stage of basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base Texas. The Air Force release notes the program leads to citizenship conversion into a skilled airman and prepares graduates for specialized training and on the job assignments through the 45 transition and related aptitude testing, survival training, and preparatory steps similar to Officer Candidate and Pre-Flight tracks at Lackland.
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David M. Jacobson
Blanchard Jacobson
Catey
Air Force
Lackland Afb
Alanio
Texas
USAF
Lackland
Mailman Wayne Humphreys retires after 37 years on the route
Wayne Humphreys has retired in New Providence after 37 years as a rural carrier. He estimates delivering about 550000 miles on the job.
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Wayne Humphreys
New Providence
Elmer Benson Retires After 71 Years at State Center Bakery
Elmer Benson retires from a long career in State Center as a bakery founder and longtime businessperson. He started the bakery in 1885 and spent 71 years in business as owner and employee.
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Elmer Benson
Extension Council Elects Officers at Reorganization
The County Extension Council, with one elected representative from each of sixteen townships, reorganized last Saturday at the Extension Office. Elected officers include President Charles North Fairfield township, Vice President Walt Baumunk Walnut, Secretary Willard Brown Emmershure, and Treasurer Andrew Vandervelde Freedom. Other township members named: Lost Island Dale Jonsen Vernon Lloyd L Emory Independence Nelvill Egland Highland John Molitor Silver Lake Henry Climie Great Oak Hawin Draman Nevada Kenneth Lockwood Fern Valley Ted E Bonstetter Booth Harold Meister fish Lake Leonard Leslein EN ington Lyle Foster and West Bemn Gerald O'Donnell. Monthly meeting set for last Wednesday.
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County Extension Council
Charles North
Fairfield Township
Walt Baumunk
Walnut
Willard Brown
Emmershure
Andrew Vandervelde
Freedom
Lost Island
Dale Jonsen
Vernon
Lloyd L. Emory
Independence
Nelvill Egland
Twelve Mile Takers 4-H Meeting Minutes
The Twelve Mile Takers 4-H club gathered at Gerald Banstead home January 12 1987. Led by the president at 8 o clock with 14 members answering roll call by naming a tractor. No visitors. Minutes read and approved. Secretary noted no old business. Darvin Schnell demonstrated building ration. Lawrence Thompson led livestock nutrient discussion and distributed 1957 programs. Meeting adjourned at 8 30 with lunch by Mrs Bonstead. Reporter, Buddy Schnell.
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Mie Lakers
Gerald Banstead
Darvin Schnel
Lawrence Thompson
Lawrence
Bob Ness
Darvin Schknell
Bonstead
Buddy Schnell
Injured Dallas Madlan Hurt by Exploding Tire at Station
Dallas Madlan of Inwood was hospitalized last month after a tire exploded at his service station. He suffered a broken right arm and facial fractures. An air blast burned and sent the tire to the ceiling, leaving tread marks.
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Dallas Madlan
Inwood
Chicago Epidemic Shows Poliovirus Vaccination Value
Chicago's polio outbreak of 1956 highlighted the protection from polio vaccine per the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Vaccination rates were low in some groups, with 60 percent of under five and 13 percent of over twenty lacking shots. emergency vaccination efforts and mass campaigns followed to curb cases and deaths.
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Chicago
National Foundation For
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Study of Germs Aimed at Better Disease Controls
New Brunswick Rutgers Institute of Microbiology studies show how breakdown products and kinetin shift bacteria from avirulent to virulent forms. Dr. Werner Braun and team, funded by Science Foundation and Health Service grants, seek substances to offset this change and keep good germs dominant.
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New Brunswick
Rutgers Institute of Microbiology
Werner Braun
Institute
Dr. Braun
9 Science Foundation
New Stroke Type Solves 2400 Year Puzzle
Two Los Angeles doctors Dr. Eliot Corday and Dr. Sanford Rothenberg of Cedars of Lebanon Hospital and UCLA announce a newly identified stroke type caused by cerebral arterial narrowing and low blood pressure. They note 12 possible vascular insufficiency causes and four recognized stroke types, with paralysis from brain damage in all cases.
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Seattle
Los Angeles
Eliot Corday
Sanford Rothenberg
The
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
University of California Medical School
Model of fastest sub tested at Penn State tunnel
A model of the USS Albacore, the world’s fastest submarine, is undergoing tests in the Garfield Thomas Water Tunnel at Pennsylvania State University. Dr George F Wislicenus, tunnel director, says results will aid tests on larger models for the Ordnance Research Laboratory. The $20 million Albacore, designed for underwater speed, features a fish shaped hull, blimp like tail, and a single five blade propeller rather than twin screws.
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University Park
Garfield Thomas
Pennsylvania State University
George F. Wislicenus
Ordnance Research Laboratory
Egypt Has Known War For Many Centuries
Washington describes Egypt as a land torn by centuries of conflict at the crossroads of Asia and Africa. It notes Egypt’s borders with Israel, Libya, and Sudan, its Mediterranean and Red Sea boundaries, and a vast arid landscape with sparse population.
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Washington
Egypt
Asia
Africa
Mediterranean Sea
Israel
Libya
Sudan
Mediterranean
Red Seas
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