Local News Items From the Times Page Two
Miss Doris Ned of Minneapolis visits local relatives and attends summer school at Minnesota U. Ruby Luchsinger of Des Moines visits her parents. Roy Nissen and wife welcome a son born July 5. Mrs. Edward Thomson of Chicago, formerly Fern Christiansen, visits. J. Emmett Martin and family stay with friends in Newton Iowa before heading to Chicago for the furniture mart.
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Today’s Times
Doris Ned
Minneapolis
Minnesota U
Mayur W
A. C. Christiansen
J. Emmett Martin
Dough
Newton
Iowa
Martin
Chicago
Furniture Mart
Visitation and births fill Estherville Graettinger notes
Estherville and Graettinger area residents host relatives from Washington Arizona New York California and North Dakota. A son was born to Mr and Mrs William Hamilton of Estherville. Several families from Sioux City Fargo Ames Waterloo and Benton Harbor visit and travel through Graettinger and Estherville with plans to return. Local movers include Mrs Agnes Rodess from Los Angeles and Delbert Rucker from Gary Indiana visiting. two Clarinda men acquire Uncle Tom's Cabin show. court order kept it stored in Page county.
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Frank Vasey
Puyallup
Washington
Vasey
Mildred Gardner
Tacoma
Estherville and
Graettinger
R. GC. Simis
Ann and
Scott
Phoenix
Arizona
Okobojis
W. C. Foster
Simis
Wm. Hamilton
Estherville
the Times
G. M. Donovan
Selmar Paulson
Valley City
North Dakota
M. O. Grodland
Paulson
the Lakes
Charles Tompkins
San Marino
California
Don
Joe Swift
Gammon
Woodrow Wilson
Fargo
Wilson
Verna Grodland
M. C. Grodland
Frank Sink
Kathryn Sink
Victor Massena
Benton Harbor
Michigan
Smith Brothers
Agnes Smith
Los Angeles
Merle Groland
Albany
New York
Delbert Rucker
Claude Rucker
Lawrence Thoreson
Laverne
Waterloo
Clarinda
al Rice
Harley Pearson
Little Va
Page County
India industrial growth and steel production surge
The article notes India’s industrial workforce expanding from 1,737,000 in 1938 to 2,727,000 in 1940, a rise of about 57 percent. By mid 1942 steel output climbed to roughly 1,250,000 tons annually, signaling a strong modernization trajectory.
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India
UNC scientists explore whole cotton plant for cellulose
Whole Cotton scientists at the University of North Carolina test the entire cotton plant as a cheap cellulose source for paper and rayon. The plant is cut above ground, air is removed, and the remaining material is processed into cellulose.
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University of North Carolina
Removal hot water pipes embedded in new pavements
After snowfall hot water runs through pipes embedded in new concrete pavements to melt snow. The system aims for applications in airport runways filling stations and railway platforms.
Soviet engineer unveils electric road powered car
A Russian Soviet automobile report describes an engineer design for a car that runs without a gasoline motor. The vehicle supposedly receives power from wires buried under the road surface with no direct contact between car and power lines.
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Russia
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Wolfe’s Grocery
Santa Paula
American Beauty
SAIR
Ruby Luchsinger
Des
Weiners
Decker
Pep
Kellogg’s
Maxwell House
Jensen
Flying Saucers
Tin
Crisco
Jel Aid
Staley
Ubes
Calgon
Jensen’s
General Merchandise
Minnesota
L. E. Christensen
Pequot Lakes
Slayton
Thoreson
John Deere Co
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