Red Cross Aids Over Half Million Disaster Victims
Admiral Cary T. Grayson, chairman, reports the Red Cross aided more than 500000 disaster victims in the year ended June 30. He notes 18000 families received food clothing shelter and medical care and thousands of homes were rebuilt or repaired.
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Red Cross
Cary T. Grayson
Admiral Grayson
Renove
Pennsylvania
Wilkes-Barre
Kingston
Coast Guard
Grayson
Mississippi
Mason-Dixon
Red Cross Disaster Relief Service
Red Cross Nurses Combat Disease on Wide Front
At year end June 30 the American Red Cross report shows 673 public health nurses aiding 604 communities and serving 233 616 people. They examined 671 057 school children finding 342 261 defects and arranged treatment while 979 reserve nurses aided disaster control. Membership rose to 4 137 636 and 10 million homes were reached with accident prevention checks.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
Red Cross Life Savers Reach Nearly Two Million
The American Red Cross reports 1,888,702 first aid and life saving certificates issued since the program began 26 years ago. In the past year 222,693 earned first aid, 80,961 learned water safety and rescue, through trained volunteers who provide immediate scene care.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Pot Roast Favorite For Fall Men Folk
A classic pot roast with rich gravy appeals to men on cool fall days. It is hearty and economical for households on a budget. Long slow cooking suits less tender chuck cuts like beef chuck and rump, which are often prepared rolled for easy carving.
Sauerbraten and political notes from Council Bluffs
A home economics note by Inez S. Willson describes Sauerbraten from beef with onions bay leaves peppercorns and vinegar and recommends slow cooking and variations. The piece also recalls Roosevelt Tugwell and Norris and notes Canadian farm swine totals, with bitter critique of resettlement efforts.
How Do The Farm Women Like It
Delaware county farm women rely on chickens and eggs for income and must watch imports. Frozen and dried eggs from China and others rose from 205000 cases in 1932 to nearly one million in 1936, costing poultry growers twenty six million dollars. The New Deal tariff policy and Canadian reciprocity affect farmers, especially in the northwest, as they pay high prices for supporting the New Deal. The Virgin Islands include over forty islands, most uninhabited.
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Manchester
Delaware County
China
Northwest
Jones county real estate transfers October 16 to 22
Elizabeth B Porter widow transfers to James E Remley two lots in Scott and Skinner addition to Anamosa for $1.00 while Jonas Gierhart and others convey interests to Emma Soper widow for three lots in Scott and Skinner addition to Strawberry Hill now part of Anamosa for $1750 with various spouses named and properties described.
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Jones County
Elizabeth B. Porter
James E. Remley
Scott & Skinner
Anamosa
Jonas Gierhart
Jennie
Wits
Blanche Miner
Cordie
Robert Gierhart
Julia
William C. Gierhart
Meda
Clarence EB. Gierhart
Marie
Mabel Eggers
John
Red Cross Sets Up Highway First Aid Posts Nationwide
Red Cross officials report more than 1,000 highway first aid posts operating in 47 states with mobile units to follow. Trained volunteers staff stations at rural danger spots and gas stations to provide on scene care before transferring patients to medical facilities. The program, part of a broader Roll Call drive, aims to reduce fatalities and injuries on the open road.
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Red Cross
James L. Fieser
America
Mr. Fieser
Pieser
Fieser
People of America
Cooking Hints by Inez S Willson Add Variety to Meat Dishes
Home economist Inez S Willson shares four tips to diversify meat cooking. Rub pork chops with a garlic clove for a subtle, undefinable change. Mix ground meat loaf with over ground bits for extra flavor. Brown bacon with onion before mixing into bread dressing for enhanced taste. Brush ham with peanut butter to melt in while serving.
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Inez S. Willson
Property Transfers in Oxford Junction and Monticello Additions
Hanna Sley widow transfers lot 3 block 10 Fisk's add Oxford Junction for $500. Anna E. Pinta sells part of section 30 84 4 east and south of highway plus a Buffalo River corner tract totaling about 18 acres for $1. Frank Brady unmarried deeds to John L C Gierdes lot 150 and 5 12 feet of lot 151 Railroad add to Monticello for $1.00 and other considerations.
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Hanna Sley
George Sley
Minnie Snewersen
Oxford Junction
Fisk
Anna E. Pinta
John M. Plants Woodoall
Buffalo River
Frank Brady
John TL. Cgierdes
Monticello
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Red Cross Shapters
Tupelo
Ils Health and Relief Services
Tugwell
Council
Roosevelt
Norris
Congress
United States
Virgin Island
Henry Eichhorn
J. J. Hayes
Democratic
T.E. McNamara
Harlan II
Shumaker
Man
William J. Bailey
Greenfield Township
Republican
United States Senate
Alf Landon
Frank O. Lowden
George N. Peek
Tie
Relief and Farm Administration
Lester J. Dickinson
L. J. Dickinson
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