Mrs Leslie D Lindou Awarded at Red Cross Meeting
The Red Cross chapter held a Tuesday evening meeting in commemoration of the tenth anniversary of the world movement. Carl Burch of Johnstown was reelected chairman with Mrs Lest Arbuthnot secretary and Lary E Seatl treasurer, replacing Graydon Adrian after 17 years. Board members from various communities were named and reports on fund campaign home service junior Red Cross and disaster services were presented by multiple directors and chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanartie Lisdou
Gaveley
Lacie D. Lick
Red Cross
Chayter
Jouse
Carl Burch
Johnstown
Lest Aebuthnol
Lary E Seatl
Graydon Adrian
AQIL
Verner Olson
SL. McDonald
Brigesdale
Rudolph Mitel
Cornish
Oscar Shirk
Eaton
Charles Bass
Clauden Tidball
Walter Boxd
D. Walker
Home Service
Marie Giesler
Vera Beiang
Arbuthnot
Scruggs Sharecropper’s Son Elevates Bluegrass in Nashville
Earl Scruggs, famed banjo virtuoso, met Lester Flatt in Nashville and helped popularize bluegrass with the Foggy Mountain Boys. The Nashville scene, packed venues, and Scruggs three‑finger picking defined a new era, while his early life on a North Carolina farm shaped his distinctive style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Ole Opry
Scruggs
Lester Flatt
Billy Bowles Fe
Earl Scruggs
Platt
Jaco
Junie Seruges
Number
Ne Township
N.C
Earl
Supplies Price Of Hogs Report Due Saturday
Washington dispatch reports an Agriculture Department survey on hog supplies and prices to guide farmers for fall and winter. March results showed higher or similar hog production and potentially lower prices, with farm plans tied to the forthcoming release. The survey covers spring crops and farmer intentions and may influence cattle markets as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Marcel Weriadi
Easili
State GOP Pushes Allott for President
Colorado Republican leaders launch a West wide drive to back Gordon Allott as the GOP presidential candidate. They aim to win about 1330 national convention votes by next summer and describe the push as a trial balloon to show Allott is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon G. Gauss
Denver
Colorado
Gordon Allott
Jeuo “K. Tool
AMIL
West
Allott
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Barry
Rocky
George L. Hinman
Peter O'Donnelly
Texas
Goldwater
National Committee
John F. Kennedy
William Milley
Tool
U S Scientists Brace for Antarctic Winters
U S scientists and Navy personnel prepare for a four month polar night in Antarctica. The Virginia based program operates five year round stations near the South Pole, studying auroras ecology and geology while maintaining equipment and conducting surveys amid extreme cold and sea ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Buska
Siuns
Hoog Wiiler
Navy
Antarctica
Natives Science Foundation
Lake
Vanda
Wright Valley
Rejice
AM Byrd Station
Ohio Stuthe
South Pole
Mater
Thelcopters
Japanese Socialist Party Faces Slowdown Amid Rising Stock
In May reports from Oita Japan producers show large beef and pork supplies pressing prices. The Japanese Socialist Party moves to formalize plans as elections approach. Statements from party figures indicate concerns over relations with Communist China and domestic tax actions impacting livelihoods amid global pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arives
Oita
Japan
Gian
York
China
Ayhens
Jotaro Awakami
Rome
Penguins use sun and clock to navigate vast Antarctic ice
University of Wisconsin ornithologist studies Adela penguins returning hundreds of miles over inland Antarctica. Penguins reportedly travel in a straight line to their registries, using the sun as a navigational aid with assistance from an internal clock. Rockets report air temperatures and wind profiles four miles above the ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMurdo
University of Wisconsin
Antarctica
John T. Exalea Jr
Copter Control Advance Speeds to 150 MPH
Washington report notes the Army tests a rigid rotor helicopter achieving about 150 miles per hour with minimal pilot guidance, signaling a potential leap in low supervision flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Beets Benefit From Timely Irrigation In Challenging Season
In the GW area a mix of early-season conditions tests growers yet beets show resilience with good management. Emphasis on water use, soil moisture, and early growth boosts yield. avoid heavy irrigations to prevent nutrient leaching while aiming for steady, frequent light applications to reach the July 15 growth potential and August tonnage target.
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Leslie D. Lindou
Eee Reed
Phyllis Hall
Clark Don Byery
Boulder
Amarillo
Tex
Robert Blackburg
Weld County
Ruch
Lom
Flatt and Scruggs
Taipel
Formosa
Na Ine
Opry
Fuet Hill
N C
Nationalist Air Force
America
Sparta
Teon
Chungjen
Kiangs
Jed Claupet
Seoul
South Korea
Sturley
South Keo
Seruges
Japan Sea
Jond
U.S
Rean Navy
Jordar
Tokyo
Tadanori Nagayama
Liberal Democratic Party
Nagayama
Nagaya
Shelby
Spartanburg
S.C
Liberal Democrats
Kenee House
John’ Miller
Suphis
Liences
Almst
Scruges
Southern Association of Republican
Wirt A. Yerger Jr
Jackson, Miss
Wodmsday
South
Rockefeller
USA
Sory
Orly
Bogan Pharmacy
Sth Ave
Greeley
Coby
Seley Tribut
National Guard
Maryland
Deborah Ann Sharp
Cambridge
J. Millard
Antarctic
University of Minnesota
Nature
Rne
Ellsworth Mountains
Kathante
Clyde’s
Ith Ave
8Th St
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Great Western Sugar Company
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