Problem Of World Starvation Causes For Debate
The article argues that global hunger results from distribution, not overall shortage, noting two billion people need food and that surplus in some regions coexists with starvation elsewhere. It references Malthus and questions when population growth will outpace arable land despite advances in farming and new lands.
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United States
Malthus
Europe
Eye movement study links roving eye to instinctive focus
Two London doctors report four years of research showing that a husband with a roving eye may fix on a pretty girl before he consciously decides. They describe occasional overshoot of the gaze when the eye flicks rapidly between objects, offering an alibi for indiscreet behavior.
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London
La Crosse Bride Weds Montana Engineer in Hardin Ceremony
Martha Saunders of La Crosse becomes Mrs. William R. Krismer in a June 7 service at the Congregational church in Hardin Montana. The couple, both graduates of Montana State College, plan residence in Minneapolis where Krismer works for Honeywell. The event drew guests from Montana and local families including the Saunders and Krismer clans.
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Montana State College
Alpha Gamma Delta and Mortar Board
Krismer
Kappa Sigma
Alpha Chi Sigma
National Chemistry Honorary Society
Minneapolis Honeywell Air Conditioning Co
Minneapolis
Zellmer Goede Vows At Tomah Wisconsin Church
Alpha Jean Zellmer and Norman Fredrick Goede wed at St. Pauls Lutheran in Tomah on June 7 with Rev. J C Dahlke officiating. The bride's family and guests from Augusta Cataract Nekoosa Wilton Tomah shared a reception for families and 150 more at the Zellmer home. The couple will honeymoon in northern Wisconsin and reside at Glendale Avenue after June 14.
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Tomah
Wis
Alpha Jean Zellmer
Norman Fredrick Goede
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Ane Zellmer
Lorraine Schmieder
Paul Kempter
Alfred
la Mont Zellmer
Mrs. Goode
Ruby
Louise
Lois
Lorraine
Paul
Zellmer
Herman Goede
Augusta
Everrette Goede
Frank Zellmer
Milo Zellmer
John Olmstad
Lyle Gravland
Wisconsin
Glendale Avenue
Tomah Veterans Hospital
Schultz Brothers
Brown Flynn Nuptials At Army Medical Center
Brown and Flynn were married at Memorial Chapel Army Medical Center Washington on Thursday June 8. Chaplain James M. Hearn officiated at 7 p m with an altar of white snapdragons and greenery. Cadet Arthur Edmon Brown presented his sister as the bride’s escort. Attendants included maid of honor Gloria Ann Sessions and bridesmaids Virginia Beavers Mary Siddall and Adel Salman. Best man was William H. Flynn. The couple plan a Cape Cod trip then residence in Baltimore in October.
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Martha Saunders
William R. Krismer
Congregational Church
Hardin
Mont
I. Clair King
Robert B. Saunders
William J. Krismer
South 16Th Street
Mabel Brekke
Joan Culbertson
Billings
Betty J. Walden
Great Falls
Elsie Varcoe
Butte
Walter B. Saunders
William A. Brolin
Anaconda
Robert A. Smith
Absarokee
Aaron J. Schenck
Whitefish
Saunders Home
Charles S. Eder
Mildred V. Saunders
Don B. Saunders
Robert B. Saunders, Jr
Lloyd Saunders
Joan
Helenee Brown
Washington
D. C
Pierce Julius Flynn
Caledonia
Minn
Memorial Chapel
Army Medical Center
James M. Hearn
Arthur Edmon Brown
William E. Flynn
Frankfurt
Germany
Gloria Ann Sessions
Enterprise
Ala
Virginia Lee Beavers
Washington, D. C
Mary Adelaide Siddall
Detroit
Adel Salman
Warsaw
Poland
School of Medicine
Johns Hopkins University
William H. Flynn
Officers’ Club
Anna Flynn
Theodora
Evelyn Bouquet
Otto Bouquet
Raymond Ziegler
Harold Gavin
Helen Gavin
Cape Cod
Flynn
Baltimore
Army and Navy Club
Horner Reed Vows At Sparta
Glennie Fern Horner and Robert Wellington Reed married at the parsonage in Sparta Wisconsin on Saturday June 10 They are the daughter and son of Forrest Kennedy and Marshall Reed The ceremony was conducted by Rev Earl Hibbard Attending were Iola Kennedy Wes ley Kennedy Geraldine Mae McBain and Herman I Smith The couple now reside on the groom rust farm in Viroqua Wisconsin
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Peter H. Peterson
Cashton
Wis
Portland Lutheran Church
Peterson
Aletta Lee
Joseph Lee
Halvor Petersons
A. J. Flugstad
Westby
Emil Luedke
Mr. Peterson
Hilmer
Peter
Farmers Exchange Bank
Sparta
Glennie Fern Horner
Robert Wellington Reed
Wilton
Earl Hibbard
Forrest Kennedy
Marshall Reed
Iola
Wesley O. Kennedy
Geraldine Mae McBain
Herman I. Smith
Kennedy
Viroqua
Locals Sale Offers Hats and Home Decor Deals
Local ads promote summer hat sale at Charlotte's Hat Shop 206 Rose with 1 to 9 hours and phone 4-3493. Also Roth's Flor-Mart advertises carpeting and rug padding at 1217 Weston and dial 2-2175. Lund's wedding flowers and John Schneider Co. Venetian blinds advertise with contact details.
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Charlotte’s
Roth’s Flor-Mart
Weston
Alcoholics Anonymous
Lund’s
John Schneider Co
South Third
Dial
Lions watch as expedition frees stuck car in Kalahari
Two adult lionesses watched from a scrub dune as an expedition in South Africa's Kalahari game reserve freed a car stuck ankle deep in red sand. A Northern Cape Development Association correspondent said the lions remained motionless on a ridge while the team and a cautious observer freed the vehicle.
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South Africa
Kalahari
Upington
Northern Cape Development Association
Kuwait Cigarette Factory In Persian Gulf Trade
Kuwait operates a single cigarette factory advertising pure Virginia tobacco and rushing business in the Persian Gulf region, with Britain and Jordan. Louisiana Territory received its own government in 1805. The statements also compare proper and improper ways to invite a friend and introduce a spouse.
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Kuwait
Virginia Tobacco
Persian Gulf
Britain
Jordan
Louisiana Territory
Social Etiquette Do Not Correct Relatives Children
When visiting a relative you may see children misbehaving yet you should not correct them against parents wishes. If you invite someone to a dance earlier contact them days before to confirm plans. If a guest is late during dinner proceed with guests and save a plate for the late arrival.
Dinner invitation etiquette at hostess home
The message instructs arriving just before 8 or exactly at 8 to avoid being late or first. It contrasts with arriving a few minutes after 8, which is discouraged. The guidance emphasizes punctuality and respect for the hostess schedule.
Births in Wisconsin and Iowa from local hospitals
Readable birth notices show multiple newborns and parents across Wisconsin and Iowa. Daughters and sons announced for Rasmussen Rushford Taylor Murray Roesler Schaller Meyer and Dawson families with accompanying names of informants and towns.
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Diane Ray
Rollins C. Rasmussen
Rushford
Minn
Elizabeth Hanson
Randy Ray
George A. Taylor
la Crosse
Aileen Nelson
Michael Allyn
Allyn L. Murray
Gatesville
Wis
Alice Mary Johnson
Alfred R. Roesler
Coon Valley
R. 2
Mildred Strupp
Lloyd M. Knudson
West Salem
Marie Nicks
Harold M. Schultz
Copeland Avenue
Arthur J. Schaller
Caledonia, Minn
Community Hospital
Arnold Meyer
Wilma Esch
Danish craft schools aid postwar arts and export push
Copenhagen reports specialized schools for adults and children expanding since the war to cover arts crafts and manual trades. Marketing associations have formed to aid small producers and develop export markets. Microwave circuits begin to be used for inter company communications.
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Copenhagen
Silver Dollar Hoard Pays For A New Car
MOBILE Alabama an elderly business man used a hoard of silver dollars to buy a new car presenting 156 pounds of coins counted at 2554 dollars L A Waldie a partner in a Mobile car agency said the collector had not deliberately converted paper money but set aside the coins for ten years and let their value grow
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Mobile
Ala
L. A
Bobby Henrey Named Poulbot by Montmartre Children
In Paris Montmartre district children elect British child actor Bobby Henrey as an honorary Poulbot. The title honors a French artist known for painting Montmartre children, and the term Poulbots has long described local kids. Henrey’s mother, born in Montmartre, attended the opening of the French version of The Fallen Idol when the election occurred.
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Montmarte
Paris
Poulbot
Montmartre
Poulbots
Bobby Henrey
Native coconut gate funds South Seas film show
Trader D. C. Brown of Rarotonga tours with a portable film unit giving shows ashore after loading copra. Admission with coconuts funds more copra for the trader. Ohio became a state in 1803.
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South Seas
D. C. Brown
Rarotonga
Cook Islands
London School Learns from Own Class Broadcast
A London school created an internal broadcasting system with pupils aged 9 to 10 serving as producer, film critic, announcer, and assistant producer. English lessons, essays, and items of interest are aired daily. Equipment cost about 48 dollars raised by rummage sales and plays. BBC sent a congratulatory note.
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London
British Broadcasting Company
Michigan Breaks From Indiana Territory in 1805
In 1805 Michigan was separated from the Indiana Territory marking a political shift as the area moved toward separate governance and eventual statehood. The decision reflected territorial reorganization amid early 19th century expansion in the Midwest.
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Michigan
Indiana Territory
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