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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1954

Page

6

Wheat storage pests and farm census and 4-H events

The article outlines signs of wheat infestation such as heating webs holes and beetles and recommends fumigants. It urges completion of the 1954 farm census and notes 4-H Achievement Night at Marshall High School with awards sponsored by Wilson's Elevator and the Clark County Soil Conservation District. It also mentions anticipated fertilizer availability for 1955 and discussion of milk versus milk replacers for calf feed. It invites 4-H projects and informs about income tax schools for farmers.

Marshall High School Wilson's West Union Clark County Soil Conservation District Clark County

Social notes from West York with the Kenderdines

Rosalie Kenderdine visits with Mrs Flossie Kenderdine on Tuesday night. June Kenderdine visits with Burton Lee and Pamela on Wednesday. The Dodds and Mable spend Sunday in Robinsons Fork. The Smitleys and children visit Blankenbakers. Mary Lee visits Maude Kenderdine and June. The Kenderdines and relatives visit Fred Myers, Troxlers, and grandson Mikie Appenzeller across several gatherings.

Rosalie Kenderdine Flossie Kenderdine June Kenderdine Burton Lee Pamela Leon Dodd Mable Dodd Robins Fon Joe Smitley Stevie Bobby Brent Kenneth Blankenbaker Winford Marilyn Ralph Mary Lee Maude Kenderdine June Warren Kenderdine Fiossie Kenderdine Decatur Kenderdine Fred Myers Loren Troxler Mikie Appenzeller

Gypsum Sealed Tomb Preserves 4700 Year Old Mortuary Boat

In Egypt a 4700 year old mortuary boat found beside Cheops tomb remains intact due to a gypsum seal. The rockhewn chamber used pink gypsum to seal limestone roofs of the 33 yard chamber. An airtight vault produced no cobwebs and a cedar incense scent drifted from the tomb as archaeologists opened it.

Chicago Cheops Egypt Kamal el-Malakh

Inventors Pursue New Ideas in Detroit Company Study

Detroit reports that a corporation reviews over 400 ideas monthly with a special staff. Only about one in 30,000 ideas is both new and usable, and roughly one in 20 is patented. Letters come from regular Americans hoping for car features or business deals, including offers tied to ice cream and a used Plymouth with a wooden leg.

Detroit Corporation

Bong Becomes Bong So Visitors Can Sleep

Salem city officials muffled the city hall clock to stop nighttime strikes with a leather boot. The curfew hours remain, but the clock tolls inaudibly at night, sparing guests at the Senator hotel from loud bells and midnight disturbances.

Salem Orc Senator Hotel City Hall

Clotheslines Save Child After Fall From Fourth Floor

In Cincinnati Judy Combs four rolled from a fourth floor fire escape while sleeping with her mother Mrs Mary Combs. She fell 20 feet but landed on hanging clotheslines then bounced to the second floor landing. She suffered only a head cut and did not cry. A neighbor investigated the commotion.

Cincinnati Judy Combs Judy Mary Combs

Safest Place for Receipts Sought After Laundry Mixup

In St. Petersburg a drive-in restaurant hides daily receipts in a laundry bag. A laundryman grabbed the bag and police stopped the truck. They recovered the money just before it would have been washed away in a soapy bath.

Washout ST. Petersburg Fla

Local notices capture births marriages and deaths in Marshall area

The week's items record marriages and licenses including Daisy Kuhn and Otto Bell, Jesse Brockway and Myrtle Pine, and Lawrence Bishop and Irene Staggs. It notes deaths of Prosper Leseure and Ezra Slusser, and birthdays for Mrs. Mary Betts and Charles Cork, with multiple family reunions and dinners across Marshall and surrounding towns.

Charles “Husted Martinsville Grace Jesse Brockway That City Myrtle Pine Marshall James W. Howerton J. N. Lindley West York Mte.c James E. Noonan Mary Betts George Dorothy Hodge Seal Craig Anderson Township Marshall Cemetery Bunday Charles Cork Jim Ferguson Cassie Mae Elmer Phillips Kitty Murphy Alma Shipe Elmer Medsker Charles ‘Medsker Ezra E. Slusser Henry Bohn Sarah Hollenbeck

Thirty Years Ago Marriage Licenses and Bus Line Change

Thirty years ago in 1924 marriage licenses report Roy Tinsman 22 Greenup to Ella Martin 22 Kingston Charles ton Joseph A Malone 28 Paris to Lela Kuhns 19 Paris Nicholas L Hurst 46 Indianapolis to Anna M Jackson 49 Indianapolis Jerome Pellum and Porter Casteel purchased the truck line from Robert Findley and will run Marshall Transfer Co. Mr and Mrs R L Hornbrook and

Budget Bureau Powers Highlight Dixon Yates Controversy

The Dixon Yates contract dispute centers on a private consortium building a West Memphis Arkansas power plant for over 107 million to supply atomic energy power at TVA expense. The article notes the Bureau of the Budget's elevated role under the Eisenhower administration and its wide reach into cabinet, interagency, and legislative activities.

Dixon Yates West Memphis Arkansas Atomic Energy Commission TVA Bureau of the Budget Eisenhower Detroit Joseph M. Dodge Dodge Roland ‘R. Hughes National City Bank of New York Hughes National Security Council Arthur F. Burns Fed Eral Spersonnel Inter-Agency Cabinet Bureau House Senate State Department Department of Commerce U.S. Foreign Service Corps of Army Engineers Vsa Reclamation Service E-Senate Budget ‘Bureau Weshincom

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