Air National Guard as a Powerful Operational Force
The Air National Guard is a rapid expansion force with 50,000 officers and men in 600 Federally recognized units across the states and territories. It has a historical record from Korea with 486 combat and support units and 45,500 personnel, including four jet aces, and currently comprises 27 Wings and 87 tactical flying squadrons and support units.
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Washington
United States
America
Air National Guard
Korea
Air Guard
Air Force
ANG
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Alaska
Trained Cormorants Fish for Japanese
Washington reports on cormorant fishing in Japan where trained birds dive for ayu by the Nagara River. Birds are numbered and controlled by a leash, with a neck ring to prevent swallowing. A ceremonial headman wears a skull cap as the boat signals lure in pitch-lit waters.
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Washington
Japan
Nagara
Honshu Island
Four Handed Driving Leads to Troubles
Detroit police report a four handed driving incident with John Johnson at the wheel and John T. Lane in his lap. Johnson, holder of an Illinois license, swapped seats to avoid detection but was caught. The judge fined both $25 for reckless driving.
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Detroit
John Johnson
John T. Lane
Johnson
Illinois
Lane
Tooth disease ranks near the common cold in the US
Dr Leslie M Fitzgerald of Dubuque IA, president of the American Dental Association, says tooth diseases are second only to the common cold. He estimates 280 million fillings would fix cavities of children aged 6 to 18 and that 87 percent of the population has some tooth decay or gum disease.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Leslie M. Fitzgerald
Dubuque
American Dental Association
United States
Burglar Uses Typewriter Clue In Memo of Safe Break-In
Police recovered a clue after a burglary where the lookout allegedly watched while accomplices cracked a safe. The thief distracted himself by typing on a typewriter and left a sheet bearing the names of his partners as a potential hint for investigators.
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Emphis
Fighting brucellosis with testing and herd management
Dr. H. S. Bryan of the University of Illinois urges annual blood and milk testing and strict herd management to eradicate brucellosis. About 80 percent of Illinois herds are currently free. vaccination alone is ineffective without comprehensive control, isolation, and careful replacement stock procedures.
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H. 5. Bryan
College of Veterinary Medicine
University of Illinois
Bryan
Illinois
Good Milking Procedure Saves Time and Money
Dairy expert J. D. Burke of the University of Illinois outlines a efficient milking method. Begin with udder cleaning and massage to stimulate let down, milk two to three streams per teat, use a strip cup, attach teat cups after stimulation, then machine strip until flow ends. Maintain sanitation with warm wash, sterilizing solutions, and dry storage of teat cups.
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J. D. Burke
University Ofllinois College of Agriculture
Burke
Help Your Child Learn The Storage Habit
Miss Margueritte Briggs of the University of Illinois urges teaching children to store toys after play. Emphasizing a playful approach, she says organizing toys fosters pride rather than careless behavior or rebellion.
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Margueritte Briggs
University of Illinois
Organizing a Childs Toy Storage On Limited Space
Practical tips from Miss Briggs on creating open shelving and dedicated toy spaces to foster tidy habits. Use low shelves or a shelf over a radiator to keep toys visible and accessible. Move extras on a wheel cart or orange crate for easy cleanup and rotation to renew interest.
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Miss Briggs
Ito
Briggs
Electric De-icers Keep Stock Tanks Open
University of Illinois College of Agriculture reports electric de-icers prevent tank freezing with low power use. Location affects consumption. barn placement saved 108 kWh vs 469 kWh outside. Some tests show no benefit above 44 degrees. grounded units advised for safety.
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University of Illinois
College “of Agriculture
Peart
College of Agriculture, Urbana
Milk output lowers production cost per pound
The more milk a cow yields, the lower the average cost to produce each pound of milk becomes.
Administrator's Notice of Final Settlement for Clark County IL
In Clark County Probate court the administrator Mildred Claypool seeks final settlement for the Kenneth Claypool estate. Notice is given to Mildred D Claypool Gary D Claypool Ronald Claypool Doran K Claypool Norman Claypool and others to appear January 29, 1986, to consider discharge from duties.
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Kenneth’ Claypool
Mildred Claypool
Gary D. Claypool
Ronald
Doran K. Chypooly Norman
Claypool
Clark
Marshall
Christmas Thanks For Helps At Old Folks Home
Thank you note expresses gratitude to all who aided a Merry Christmas and happy holidays for the elderly residents. Almeda Dunkel and Josephine are named among those who contributed to the effort.
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Almeda Dunkel
Josephine
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