Eisenhower Turns Down Columbia Presidency Rumors
General Dwight D. Eisenhower disclosed that Columbia University has not offered him the presidency and that he remains allied commander. He stated he was not being considered for the educational post as inquiries arose before a House Foreign Affairs committee hearing. The university earlier announced no formal head appointment at that time.
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Washington, D
Dwight BD. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Heklils
Calwathia
Jefferson County New Farm Bureau Picks Ralph L. Todd
Ralph L. Todd, long time Veterans Administration agricultural training officer in southeast Iowa, becomes extension director for the Jefferson County Farm Bureau. He succeeds J. N. Raudabaugh, who had served as acting director since Kenneth Decker’s resignation three months ago. Todd, a lifelong Iowa resident, served in the Army Air Corps and taught vocational agriculture before joining the VA. He helped organize veterans farm training in several counties and plans to base his home in Fairfield after securing quarters.
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Ralesh L. Cdd
Hhe
Veterans Administration
Iowa
Thaun
Jefferson County
Fam Bureau
J. N. Raudabaugh
Bee
Kenneth Decker
Raurabaugh
Slole College
Resewech
Tux
Bes Moines
Yarmouth High School
Town Shire College
Isold
New Providence
Harden County
Army Air Corps
1Th Air Force
Italy
Ahd
Wis
Sheamny
Jefferson County Committee
Fairfield
Tatfield
Hulme Cited Across Three Magazine Articles
Hulme, residing near Wayland in Hensy County, is cited across three magazine articles. The notice notes his involvement in various matters, with additional references to his associates and the local context.
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Hulme
Wayland
Hensy County
Fars Hulme
Cikyd
Ways to Cut Poultry Costs in Midwestern Farms
An article outlines methods used by Hulme to reduce expenses in poultry operations. It details pasture-based feeding with Ladino clover, efficient labor, waterers for 1000 birds, long feeders, welded wire shelters, and 12 inch draintile nesting to improve laying house layout. It also describes a simple electric fence training method and basic stock handling practices.
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Hulme
Ness
Tata
Marriage License Issued for Glen Knedler and Liars May Johansmeier
A marriage license was issued to Glen Knedler, 57, of Mr. Pleasant, and Liars May Johansmeier, 56, of Yarmouth. The license confirms their intent to wed.
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Glen. Knedler
Mr. Pleasant
Liars May Johansmeier
Yarmouth
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