Marian Martin Pattern 9198 Dress Offered by The Times
Marian Martin advertises pattern 9198 for a flattering sweetheart neck dress with cap sleeves in sizes 12 through 20. The easy to use pattern includes a complete illustrated chart and requires 4% yards of 35 inch fabric for size 16, plus a coins mail order of twenty five cents to Marian Martin The Times Pattern Dept New York.
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Decatur 4 H Club Plans July Meeting and Program
The Decatur 4 H club sets its July meeting for the 6th at the Decatur armory hall following the June session. Beverly Hintzman Doris Ann Williams and Enid Zimmerli presented The Bride Bakes Biscuit. Charles Lederman spoke on potato bug control and a transplanting flowers demo was given by Miss Zimmerli and Miss Hintzman. Luncheon was served by Mrs. Harvey Mauerman and Mrs. Ben Zimmerli.
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Hospital Cooperation Urged by U S Leader
Surgeon general Dr. Leonard A. Scheele told the Catholic Hospital Association convention that regional cooperation among hospital staffs is needed to ensure care in smaller hospitals. He cited only 60 percent of small hospitals under 50 beds with a clinical laboratory, 40 percent with an electrocardiograph, and six percent with a blood bank.
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United States grants asylum to Czech UN former envoy
The United States today allowed Vladimir Houdek, a former Czech representative to the United Nations, to remain in the country. The decision cited risk to his life if he returned to Czechoslovakia under communist rule.
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Markets Review Chicago Live Hogs Cattle Grains Prices
Market notes show salable hogs 8,000 with slow, uneven demand and prices mostly 25 cents lower across weights. cows and bulls varied with steady to higher trends for certain steers and heifers. Cattle volumes at 7,000 with mixed activity. large steers and yearlings quoted 29.25 to 32.00, cows 19.00 to 24.00. poultry and butter steady with slight price moves. grain markets beginning to show activity in Chicago.
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Wall Street mixed as market slides with selective gains
The day saw widespread market weakness with no sharp drops. Hedging pressured wheat and corn while cash corn arrivals stayed heavy. Mathieson Chemical rose about 3 points on news of a stock split. Republic Steel and Hiram Walker gained. Du Pont and Allied Chemical fell. Major players like U.S. Steel and General Motors also dipped. Black and white pepper described as from the same plant.
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Western Lutherans Elect Waterloo Man President
The Wisconsin district of the Wisconsin Lutheran Synod met at St. Paul's church for its 17th biennial session with Rev. H. C. Nitz of Waterloo named president. About 223 pastors teachers and laymen from 65,000 members attended the gathering in Menomonie.
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Book claims whales once walked on land in ancient times
A knowledge yearbook states that whales evolved from land mammals and walked on four legs millions of years ago, citing paleontological findings and fossil evidence. The claim emphasizes whale evolution and terrestrial ancestry in early Earth.
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