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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1952

Page

6

Bayfield Herring Run Brings Prosperity to 1200 Residents

Bayfield Wisconsin reports a booming herring season on Lake Superior with 50 to 60 boats and the crew sizes. About 600 people were employed directly in fishing and processing plus additional workers on docks and in salting and freezing. Most fish were salted or frozen with a growing share used as mink food. the market was strong and prices higher than last year.

Bayfield Wis Lake Superior Apostle Islands

Over 40 000 Letters Received at Santa Claus

Santa Claus Indiana reports more than 40 000 letters this year sent to Santa. A Tennessee boy asks for an ax and bucksaw to help his family cut firewood for their cabin stove. Letters were answered by the local American Legion post for addresses provided.

Santa Claus Ind Santa Daddy American Legion Budapest Hungary Lillian Butner Hastings Neb Legion Texas California Florida

Farmers Act to Catch Tractor Rustlers

Chicago reports rising tractor thefts across the midwest due to equipment shortages. Twenty six tractors have been stolen recently in eastern Nebraska Iowa and Kansas with tractors left in fields loaded onto flat bed trucks at night. A farmer suggests old time posses might solve the problem and jokes about greasing racks.

Chicago Ill Midwest Nebraska Iowa Kansas

Marriages Rise After Korean War Outbreak

U S marriages totaled about 1 675 000 in 1950, five percent higher than 1949, as the Korea war front spurred weddings after an early 1950 dip. The rise was broad but varied by region with large gains in mountain and east north central areas and smaller gains or declines in others including Kentucky Delaware Georgia and Texas.

United States Korea South Korea Mountain East North Central States West South Central Pacific States East South Central Kentucky Delaware Georgia Texas

Farm Prosperity Boosts U S Agriculture and Assets

U S Department of Agriculture reports 1951 farm assets at a record over 134 billion dollars, about 2.5 times ten years earlier, reflecting inflation and real gains. The sector sits well equipped for a broad production push due to mechanization productivity and improved farming techniques.

Free World U.S. Department of Agriculture

New Pain Killing Drug Raises Hope for Shortage Nations

A new pain killer methadone proved effective in Korea and could reduce U S reliance on opium from the Far East. Tests say it equals morphine in relief with fewer side effects and possibly less habit formation. Harvard expert Dr Henry K Beecher cautioned its impact after Army and civilian trials.

Korea U.S Far East China G.I Hungnam Tokyo I. G. Farben U.S. Army Henry K. Beecher Harvard Boston

Does Water Boil Hotter When Boiling Faster

The text explains that at sea level boiling occurs at 212 degrees Fahrenheit regardless of boil rate. Heat first raises temperature until boiling, then added heat converts liquid water to steam. Higher burner settings increase the rate at which water becomes steam, causing faster boil-off.

Solon’s Chair Plea: Comfort Woes In New House Seats

A returning congressman, North Dakota’s Usher L. Burdick, notes the renovated chamber’s leather and foam rubber chairs are comfortable but will be as hard to endure as the old ones. He offers a cautious long view on Capitol seating.

Solon North Dakota L., Burdick AR

West Liberty Social Notes Visit Family Roundup

Mrs. Bill Bostick and others visited the Marrs and Hinkle families while Rosa Statesman and Berniece Miller called on neighbors. Local residents including Everett Statesman and Lycan households hosted or visited friends and relatives on Sunday across West Liberty.

Bill Bostick Ralph Marrs Joe Marrs Max Pierson Lafe Marrs Rosa Statesman Berniece Miller M. L. Behner George Boyer Herman Gardner Carrol Hinkle Frank Waite Newlin Gilbert Everett Statesman James Lycan Ralph Bowers Jimmy New York Arthur ‘Boatright Charles Marion,tl Clarence Fitzgarrald Roy Biggs Phyllis Sims Jeanette Behner

Alcohol lowers fear in rats in Yale experiments

Yale psychologist John J. Conger reports albino rats given alcohol show reduced fear and rush to eat after an electric shock deters approach. Control rats given water avoid the food, indicating alcohol can remove fear restraints and encourage gratification of repressed desires.

John J. Conger Yale University Conger

Liberty Dinner Guests Spread Among Clapp Family

Sunday family dinners attracted many relatives and friends across towns including the Lucans, Clapps, Lycan, Shotts, Bower, Boatright, Ewbank, Capp, Murphy, Ralston, and others. Guests came from Horse Head New York Marion Cherry Point and North Carolina with extended visits and calls dispersed through the afternoon.

Horsehead New York Arthur ‘Boatright Charles Marion Mary Lois Ewbank Wayne D. Clapp Genn Capp Homer Capp Elizabeth Clapp Emil Clapp James ‘Ralston Jennifer Cherry Point North Carolina Harry Murphy Clara Claypool Carrie Murphy George Murphy Tommy Infternoon Clara Murphy Tommy Murphy Eliza Beer Mabel Renner

FREEDOM By Mrs. Roy Wallace

Mrs. Roy Wallace hosts a fellowship gathering at Freedom with Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Cline and family visiting near Mill Creek church. Guests include Miss Edith Wallace and Mrs. Sam Sheets in West Union, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson with daughters visiting Roy Wallace.

Hershel Cline Willie Mary Ledermann Mill Creek Church Freedom John Garner Edith Wallace Sam Sheets West Union Robert Johnson Roy Wallace Lara Smith Marshall Betty Garner Bishop Radcliff Virgil

Local Social Visits Share Weekend News

Ledermann called on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wallace Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace visited with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sanders and family Sunday.

Shallenberger Demonstration On Rupture Shield At DeLite Hotel

Nationally known expert R. K. Shallenberger will demonstrate his method free of charge at the DeLite Hotel Casey Tuesday evening May 6 from 6 to 8 p.m. He claims the rupture shield quickly contracts openings regardless of rupture size and allows normal activity the same day. The shield is waterproof sanitary indestructible, molded to fit under heat, and can be worn while bathing.

DeLite Hotel Casey Shallenberger

Puzzle no 174 and no 173 style word quiz from newspaper page

A mixed word puzzle page lists horizontal and vertical clues with numbers and partial phrases. It includes a Danish territorial division and a Czech president reference, plus various cryptic entries like a hat type and a protean list of items.

Monk India Zeus

Maple syrup profits rise in Illinois off-season farming

Despite limited Illinois sugar maples the state sees maple syrup as a profitable off-season farm business.

Illinois State

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