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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1951

Page

3

Civilian Airlift Opens Knob Lake Ore Strip

The Iron Ore Company of Canada launches the world’s first civilian airlift to develop Knob Lake mines 320 miles north of Seven Islands Quebec. Heavy equipment, camps, power dams, a 350 mile railroad, bridges and roads must be built from scratch as top grade ore reserves dwindle and defense production ramps up.

Quebec Labrador Iron Ore Company of Canada Knob Lake St. Lawrence River Seven Islands U.S Seven Talands

Blanche Thebom career spans opera to film

Thebom rushed from Paris to Hollywood to appear in The Great Caruso with Mario Lanza and sang four songs in the film. She now vacationed in Canada and planned a Fall concert tour at the Metropolitan Opera, having founded the Blanche Thebom Scholarship Foundation in 1949 to aid aspiring singers.

Blanche Thebom Paris Hollywood Great Caruso Mario Lanza Canada Metropolitan Opera Canton Ohio The Met

Pie Craving and a Dog's Dangerous Chase End in Tragedy

In Collinsville Julia and Bud worry over Pinky the dog who chases cars. Bud's care and Mark's soft heart clash as a preventable accident unfolds. A pie bake frames a tense domestic scene before Pinky meets a fatal crash and burial in a wooden box.

Alia Warren Bud Pinky Pinky A Julia Collinsville Mark

Pinky Yard Marked With Bud's First Memorial Stone

Julia places a marker with Pinky s name in the ground as Bud watches. The family gathers for a quiet dinner and Julia seeks air to visit Helen Reynolds. Bud learns to remember, not forget, a loss that will linger in his young mind for years.

Julia Pinky Bud Mark Helen Reynolds Rowe

Crossword Puzzle Last Week's Answer Be Across

A fragment from a crossword puzzle list shows clues and partial answers for Across and Down. Items include 1A desert mammal 6 Lean-to 10 A pointed arch 11 Long-eared rodent 12 Hummed 13 Forearm bone 14 Work 15 Following 16 Exist 17 Cram 19 Division of a play 21 Cloyed 28 Tempeat 28 Weave rope 29 Regard 31 Convert into leather 32 The sallow 36 Take ag one's own 39 Rascal 41 Son of Jacob 42 City 43 Leave out 44 Bhore recesa 46 Broad 46 Piece of rock 1 Amends 2 Eager.

Rascal Son of Jacob City Tex Broad Eager

Grassroots Russia Lurks in Iran Oil Row

An article discusses Iran’s dispute with the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company, urging U S mediation. It argues England and Iran clash over profit sharing, nationalization, and the risk of Russia gaining control of Iran’s vast oil capacity, with implications for U S and Allied interests. It notes Dean Acheson as mediator and warns of broader geopolitical stakes in Iran’s oil.

Russia Iran Wright A. Patterson Iran-Anglo Oil Company Truman Dean Acheson Tran-Anglo' Ol Company England Tran Eng Acheson

Brannan Suggests Naming Tater Bug Russian Beetle

Vienna reports U S Secretary of Agriculture Charles F Brannan joked at a news conference that the Colorado potato beetle should be renamed the Russian beetle. He commented amid Communist charges last year that U S planes dropped potato bugs in Hungary and Czechoslovakia while on an inspection tour of European agricultural projects.

Vienna Austria Charles F. Brannan U.S Colorado Hungary Czechoslovakia Europe

Bull Calf Trios Ski Jump Stuns Frederikstad

In Frederikstad, Norway, a bull calf reportedly achieved the first successful ski jump. The calf walked onto the Oega jump, sat on its haunches, slid 40 feet, landed cleanly on three points, then shook off and trotted away.

Oslo Norway Frederikstad

Pigeons Return to Roost at El Toro Marine Station

At El Toro California a loft hosts a pigeon bearing a navy service band born in 1843. Sergeant Tonsley notes the bird shows no prior pigeons at the station since 1946 when the war era Navy use ended.

EL Toro Calif John BE. Tonsley Marine Air Station Navy

Ants in Feathers Mystify Birds Says Smithsonian Bulletin

Washington report describes how hermit thrushes and other small North American thrushes place live ants in their feathers to repel feather lice. Birds seize ants under wings, crush them, or rub juices on plumage. Theories include pest repellent formic acid and possible health benefits. Bent praises hermit thrush as a superb songster with a rich but rarely heard solo woodland repertoire.

Washington, D.C Arthur Cleveland Bent Smithsonian Institution Bent

Typhoid Epidemic Reported in Thuringia by Telegraf

Berlin report says over 1,000 people infected in the Russian zone of Thuringia. Telegraf notes camps and theaters closed and public gatherings banned. Soviet papers did not mention the outbreak. The epidemic reportedly spread across a wide area.

Berlin Germany West Berlin Telegraf Thuringia

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