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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1952
Page
2
Local News Items From Emmetsburg Area
A crowded slate of visits and travels marks local news. Mr and Mrs Edward Westfall vacation in Arnolds Park for a week. Mrs J J Sullivan and daughter Mary visit Emmetsburg. Norman Petersen of Los Angeles visiting his parental Petersen home in Warren. GHS music teacher Warren Jones spends six weeks at Vander Cook College in Chicago. Sioux City residents Wayne Masters visit family in town. California visitors Glen Masters and family stay with Fred Masters. Rev Arthur Rasmussen attends re dedication in Peterson. Mrs Floyd Wipperman visits relatives. Sgt Dean Christianson home on leave. Reginald Schubbe visits from Owatonna Minnesota. Mrs Minnie Schubbe and others. Mrs Albert Schealler returns from Holy Family hospital. Emmet Best brings home Clarence Clemmenson. A son born to Warren and family at Holy Family hospital. congratulations from The Times. A daughter born to Lowell and wife at Holy Family hospital. congratulations. Earl Petersen of Massachusetts vacationing with parental Petersen and Fink homes. John and Mrs Galleger visit from Emmetsburg. J J Sullivan home visit. Adolph Spica and son Jimmy return from Nebraska trip. George Haefner of Rochester NY visits Dale Walker family. Haefner is WHAM radio announcer. Marvin Barber family from Wichita Kansas meets friends. Marvin is Boy Scouts field executive. Luitjens family reunion at Little Rock. Richard Luitjens and Tom Luitjens attend. Orval Jorgensen nearing home from Korea. will be stationed at St Paul. Sgt Dean Christiansen returns from 20 day furlough then to March Air Force Base Riverside. T W Galleger family from Devil's Lake visit J J Sullivan. John Gallager employed by S90 railroad. notes on Lake area travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Westfall
Arnolds Park
J. J. Sullivan
Mary
Emmetsburg
Norman Petersen
Los Angeles
P. G. Petersen
Warren I. Jones
GHS
Vander Cook College of Music
Chicago
Wayne Masters
Sioux City
Fred Masters
Glen Masters
Rivera
California
Arthur Rasmussen
Peterson
Iowa
Floyd Wipperman
Des Moines
Rochester
Clarence Clemmenson
Warren Christianson
Holy Family Hospital
the Times
Lowell Rustad
Wallingford
Earl Petersen
Massachusetts
H. E. Fink
John Galleger
T. W. Galleger
Adolph Spica
Jimmy
Wichita
Mra
Tom Luitjana
George Geersema
Little Rock
Korea
St. Paul
Dean Chriatiangen
March Air Force Base
Riverside
Oer
Tom
John
Devil's Lake
North Dakota
John Gall Jeger
Emmetaburg
Gallager
S90
Radio Hoaxes Cross Borders Stir Panic Worldwide
The piece notes radio hoaxes from 1938 onward influenced audiences beyond the United States. Thailand, France, Ecuador, Sweden faced alarms from stories like War of the Worlds and postwar atomic fictions. Public fear prompted troops, guards, and frantic reactions before clarifications.
Richmond Girl Dies After Poisons In Church
In Richmond a girl identified as Margaret Bigood died after drinking a poison mixture she stirred with a teaspoon in a Catholic church. Police found a note reading Cause of death broken heart and 45 cents in her purse. Only Jane Browner saw her mix the substance before asking to fetch the priest. Autopsy planned. aunt Frances Hudson identified the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Margaret Bigood
G. T. Mann
City
Frances Hundson
Mann
Miss Bigood
Jane Browner
Miss Brauer
Mrs Heart Takes No Hints On Her $10,000 Fate
Oklahoma City woman known as Mrs Heart who three years ago asked readers for ideas to spend $10,000 to enjoy her remaining days says she has outlived doctors projections by years. She remains determined to live fully, despite health challenges and skeptical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart
Oklahoma City
Nine Towns Share Timber Income From Green Mountain Forest
Bristol Vermont and eight other Addison county towns will divide 13142 from the Green Mountain National Forest receipts for the year ending June 30. The total 39961 to 39 towns reflects a record due to hurricane blown timber sales. Salvage crews cleared Long Trail and roads affected by washouts, with Stratton Turnpike still closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Addison County
Green Mountain National Forest
Goshen
Granville
Hancock
Leicester
Lincoln
Middlebury
Ripton
Salisbury
National Forest
Stratton
West Arlington
West Wordsboro
Sunderland
Village Is Being Moved To Make Way for Road
Agnew Michigan 100 year old village along US 31 seven miles south of Grand Haven is being relocated to widen the highway to 200 feet. A white frame church tavern and about a dozen houses will be moved. the Agnew school and a gas station stay. The state will fund moving and new foundations. The village, once a trading center for farmers, has dwindled but benefits from tourist trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnew
Mich
Grand Haven
William Brolick
Lake Michigan
West Michigan
Utah Village Paralyzed by Blizzard in Eureka Area
In Utah a severe blizzard crippled a small village near Eureka, blocking roads and isolating residents for several days. Local officials reported heavy snowfall, widespread outages, and limited access to essential services as the storm raged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Utah
Rae
Students Induce Toothache in Own Teeth in Tests
Fifty University of Rochester students in Rochester New York participated in a study with Hobart College to investigate pain in teeth. They applied electric current to amalgam fillings until pain was reached, finding average onset near 100 microamperes and tolerance up to 1500 microamperes. The half pain point matched the half current, revealing insights into tooth nerve perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N.Y
University of Rochester
Paul Swartz
Hobart College
Geneva
Dr. Swartz
Swartz
Ne Eastern Psychological Associaion
Tree of Life Thrives In Period of Drought
In northeastern Brazil seccas strike every nine to twelve years, killing cattle and flowers while birds flee. The carnauba palm, called the tree of life, thickens its wax coat to seal in moisture, aiding the next wax harvest despite drought and transport challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
American consumer living better in 62 says study
Minneapolis report from a family economics bureau notes per capita gains in consumer goods and services since 1939. Total production up 60 percent, population up 24 million, giving 36 percent more per person. Per capita food, factory civilian goods, and services rise, while inflation has cheated many out of benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Family Economics Bureau
National Life Insurance Company
U.S
How Stars Burn Without Oxygen in Space
Science explains that stars do not burn as on earth. In stars energy is produced by nuclear fusion where hydrogen nuclei fuse into helium. This reaction powers the sun and other stars at millions of degrees, vastly more energetic than chemical burning. The text notes a hypothetical hydrogen bomb concept as an analogy for energy release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
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Mars
Thailand
Bangkok
Royal Air Force
Orson Welles
Welles
H. G. Wells
New Jersey
French National Radio
Atlantic
HCQRX
Quito
Ecuador
Sweden
Graettinger
Appel Corner
Otto Appel
Grodland
Bortvit & Brown
Emmetsburg Rendering Works
Glenn Henrich
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