Proper Land and Water Use Emerges as Top Farm Issue
Lincoln editor Stan Matzke told a Missouri basin luncheon that the nation faces a key problem in land and water use. He urged prioritizing irrigation to grow crops, recharging groundwater, using water for power without harming first goals, and adding storage only after aims are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mhesasdebh
America
Comtary
Stan Matske
Lincoln Told
Chamber of Commarca
Tarmera
Dec Matzke
Lincoln Journal
Salts
Mateke
Savory Shrimp and Rice Brunch Dish Card
A vintage brunch recipe card presents Savory Shrimp and Rice with buttered peas, crapefruit and avocado, a shrimp and rice mix, and a Sugarton Coffee Cake. Ingredients cover onion, green pepper, celery, shrimp, rice, milk, and flavorings. Directions describe sautéing vegetables, adding rice and shrimp, dissolving bouillon, and finishing with milk and mustard.
Augustana Luther league Talent Awards Carried In Colorado
Augustana Luther league held its Talent Awards event in Colorado Springs on June 22. Rev. Robert Lagerhanmer of Loveland announced winners with 5100 attendees from the US and Canada. Marilyn Anderson was top orator. other honorees included Jane Larton, Dick Gritfin, Donna Jean Swenson, Nadine Johnson and The Broadcantor won best paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Augustana Father League
Robert, Lagerhanmer
Loveland
Cole
A. cc
Canada
Marilyn Anderson
Alexandria
Mich
Jane Larton
Dorchester
Mass
Dick Gritfin
Sheridan
Wyo
Donna Jean Swenson
Minneapolis
Minn
Nadine Johnson
Longmont
Cola
Humanuel Lutheran Church
Hartford
Conn
Bathany Church
Minneapolia
St. Paul's
Peal
Pat Mi
For Doctors Only Radio Series Reaches Doctors At Home
A New York Academy of Medicine led program titled For Doctors Only brings weekly hourlong medical broadcast sessions to physicians at home or office via WNYC FM. The aim is to bridge slow adoption of new knowledge, with talks by top specialists recorded for later review and copies requested by some doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ake
Tork
Ywusiing
Ma Manpa
New York Academy of Medicine
Tesk
Academy
New York
Wnyc-Pm
Norton Hrown
Doctora
Onn
Hewall
Missing nurse exits wilderness after two week fast
Gatlinburg Tennessee June 22 A 21 year old nurse with an interest in fasting wandered two weeks without food or protection in Smoky Mountains area and walked out in good condition. Evangeline Lorimer was taken to Sevierville hospital for observation as rangers noted signs of malnutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatlinburg
Tenn
Sassing
Evangeline Lorimer
Sevierville
Robert ‘White
The
Smoky Mountains National Park
Sha
Laurel
White
Yankees Manage Road Projects in Ethiopia
Addis Ababa turns to American experts to repair deteriorating highways under Emperor Haile Selassie. John I Humbard of Knox ville Tennessee is named director of the Highway Authority with Pan CG Thompson Bloomington Nebraska as chief engineer and W Park Wilson Rockville Tennessee as administration officer. Local labor, including many stateless workers from Mussolini’s era, will help on the roads. all road-building machinery will be imported from the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addis Abeba
Bltionia
Haile Selassie
John I
Humbard
Knoxville
Tenn
Highway Authority
Pan CG
Thompson
Bloomington
Nebr
W. Park Wilson
Rockville
White
T. Brown
Washington, D. C
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Bostered
Ethiopiana
Italiana Sesking
United States
Dress Code at Atrang Hotel Ball for 1881
A fragment notes formal Rangoon-s-Gueate attire for a Saturday ball at the Atrang Hotel. Cards in the lounge remind guests of dress regulations. gentlemen should wear dinner jackets or evening attire while ladies may wear festive attire, reflecting 1881 fashion norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangoon
Prin Atrang Hotel
Muat Ba
Xueata
Walter Dorevan Funeral Wednesday
Walter F. Tonovan, 28, of Hriggsdale, was killed Wednesday when his bicycle collided with a gasoline transport truck. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 Saturday afternoon at Kirst Christian church of Greeley. In lieu of flowers, contributions to Rockmont College, Denver, to aid young ministers or missionaries. Adamson Morbu ary is in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Dorevan
Walter F. Tonovan
Hriggsdale
Willes
Kirst
Christian Church of Greeley
Lell of Flowers
Rockmont College
Denver
Neadly
Adamson Morbuary
Cool Weather Slows Colorado Truck Crops Growth
Denver June 22 Cool cloudy weather has slowed growth of Colorado truck crops. Most are in good condition except areas hit by recent storms. Mid June notes from the U S Department of Agriculture say only a few carloads of latines spinach ready by month end. Some cabbage celery cauliflower and green peas will also be available. Below freezing in the San Luis Valley delayed hardy vegetables but caused little permanent damage. The valley faces rain shortage and irrigation stress. Severe hail and flood damaged areas in the Arkansas Valley from Manzanola to La Junta. Much damaged acreage showing recovery. Entire canasta Taupe south of Rocky Ford destroyed. Hail wiped out 60 acres of lettuce near Denver and damaged green peas east of Pueblo and west of Fowler. About a thousand acres of onions in the Arkansas Valley were severely damaged. A stray note about baking with bright aluminum pans follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
U. S. Department of Agriculture
San Luis Valley
Arkansas Valley
Manzanola
Ladunta
Rocky Ford
Pueblo
Fowler
Elks From Augusta To Visit Grerley Lodge For Ritual Instruction
A party of Elks from Augusta Kansas will travel by car to Grerley Lodge this weekend for ritualistic instruction. Leaders and officers including Sid Fattere and A 5. McPherron will guide the delegation, with coaching from Marc H H. Smith and Jack Wins. The visit will include special instruction on ritual procedures and serve as preparation for state conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Kans
Grerley Lodge
Kansas Delaga
Natur Enquire
Richard Thinaford
Tat Int
Panl LoSuer
W. Ray Howard
Exaltad
R. F
Jack
Lewis Kitte
Phe Augusta
Rika
Graslay Lodge
Amith
Willams
Dillonrs
Greeley Elke Lodge
Air Force Seeks 44000 Volunteers for Mental Groups
Washington reports the air force aims to recruit 22000 volunteers into higher mental groups in the remainder of June as part of a plan totaling 44000 for May and June. Since May 1, about 22000 have volunteered, with equal vacancies across ten mental groups. Headquarters authorizes major commands to accept volunteers at all bases, expanding beyond prior focus on reenlistment of those with prior service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
Defense
Anna Rosenberg
Ta Inret
Aneet Iha
Capitol Clean Up Sought for Tourist Showplace
Denver June 22 Superintendent James Merrick urged spending to renovate the state capitol to attract tourists. He called the interior a mess and proposed redecorating the governor’s office, remodelling the senate and house chambers for acoustics, washing and repainting, and clearing out internal agencies including boxing commission offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
James Merrick
Civil Service
Merrick
Senate
House
St. Merrick
Boxing Commission
Tt Uy
Court Notices From The Police Court Docket
In the Courts Police Court Denavon Les Kromm at 1702 Tenth street faces careless driving with $8.59. Ceril Barnaby of Nuvy cited for unnecessary noise at $36.50. Hugh Leslie Franklin of 1901 Montview Boulevard charged with speeding at $18.50. Oxia F. Troutner of Raute Gill cited for speeding at $26.40. Justice of the Peace Ds F. Matheson presides in Helen H. Herbst, Greeley. Careless driving fined $10 plus costs for Roy E K Blackmore of Greeley. Ray F Jagier bound over to county court for non-support. District Court Martha Greenwood of Greeley petitions for divorce from Harvey Greanwoad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Court
Denavon Les
Greeley
Ray F. Jagier
Martha Greenwood
Harvey
Greanwoad
Windsor Windows Reunion Highlights Frye Family Event
Windsor window s reunion brings Frye relatives from California and Colorado to celebrate Albert Frye and his children Joanne George Judy and Jacqueline. The gathering includes yard improvements, a picnic at City Park, and plans for future travels en route to California. Local residents and guests attend, with notices of moves and health concerns among the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Frye
George HH. Frye
Albert Frye
Joanne
George
Judy
Jaceine
LaHahra Helghin
Mra
W. R. Treverton
Billie
Gregory
Denver
John Frye
Dorothy
Charlen
Charles Frye
Buckis
Suean
Robert Walker
Joyce
Freddie
Hart
Robert Frye
Buhle
Bonnie
Diana
Mya
Harold Swangon
Anita Ann
Stanley
California
City Park
Carl Biles
Mountain States
T. Company
Greeley Dist High
Zaton
Sandra
Raton
ScDipthauer
Windsor
A. W. Harn
Moberly
Mattle Maove
Yellowstone National Park
W. W. West
Woklay and
Jerry
Billa Nagel
Jaroh Rutz
Magsaline
Meir
Rutz
William Hettinger
Gus Brunner
Statley Teller
Carl Hergert
George H. Wilder
Aryong
George Folden
Dickie
Woman's Christian Fellowship Group
Carl ¥. Terlee
Josephine Brockley
Brockley
Casper
Wyo
PerLee
Marion PerLee
Simla
Perle
Weld County
St. Alban’s Guild
Guild Halt
Asalet
Gating
Lewis Mitary
Hazel Franela
Dora Warren
Hulting
Pearl Koenig
Vacationing Bonell family to visit relatives in Miami
Dr B W Bonell and family including Richard Betty Jo and Keith, with Norana, depart Wednesday for Miami to visit Mr Noreen's sister Mrs Aleda Johnson, whom he has not seen since age four. They will stay two weeks. Mrs Noreen's sister Mrs Harold Burdick drove the family to La Salle. Columbine Meheckah Lodge No 4 hosted its season end meeting in JO OF hall. September will start with a covered dish supper. Mrs Ralph Hickman presented color asides at the entertainment. Ard Willa Jacoby Sr honored at a Thursday baby shower hosted by Mrs Jacoby Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Bonell
Norana
Richard
Betty Jo
Keith Lof
BaSalla
Columbine
Albart Lee
Miam
Mr. Noreen
Aleda Johnson
Mra
Mra. Noreen's Sister, Mra. Harold Burdick
LaSalle
Columbine Meheckah
Joof Hall
Ralph Hickman
Willa Jacoby
Texan Shames Texas in Rangoon Zoo
A Rangoon Zoo incident involves Blanchke, a malariologist, who notices a charging cow and reacts by fleeing as nearby Burmese spectators react to the scene. The event centers on a Texan in the zoo and an unexpected animal encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Rangoon Zoo
Rangoon
ECA
Blanchke
Burmeas
Blaschke
Truman Presses Opposition Over Medical Plan
In Bethants Maryland on June 22 President Truman urged opponents of compulsory medical care to propose a better plan that would allow all Americans to pay for needed medical services. He spoke at the cornerstone ceremony for the National Institutes of Health Clinics Center in a Washington suburb, saying the center aims to save lives and ease suffering while criticizing totalitarian rulers who he said force people into labor camps and deadly hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethants
Truman
Ea Kooi
National Institutes
Mearth Clinics
Washington
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Sweden
Gus Yearick
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Capitol
Wells
Cis. A Ages
Garretson
Raul
Qekety
Piggly Wiggly
Jess’ Foodliner
C. P. Skaggs Lancaster's Grocery
Fourth St. Grocery
Lowe’s Grocery
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