Heinz open house highlights Muscatine plant progress
Heinz Muscatine plant will host open house Tuesday to Thursday offering guided tours of the modern food processing facility. Visitors can see expanded buildings and equipment from the long modernization program started in 1955, with tours led by competent guides and refreshments provided.
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Woat
Muscatine
H. J. Heinz Co
Caides
Pitishurah
Tr Muscaline
Heinz
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountains
Officials From Home Office Visit Muscatine Factory
Eight HL St Meine Co. officials from Pittsburgh will attend the noon meeting at the Muscatine food factory next week. Norman E. Daniels Howard E. McKinley C P Roberts TY Tiernan W M Parshall C Roeserdier Robert Valentino and Robert Kamenski are among those arriving. several are former Muscatine residents connected with the local factory in earlier years.
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HL St. Meine Co
Pittsburgh
S. Muscatine Food
Norman E. Daniels
Howard E. McKinley
Midwest
CP. Roberts
TY. Tiernan
W. MM. Parshall
C. Roeserdier
Robert Valentino
Robert Kamenski
Daniels
McKitley
Pry Roberts
Mr. Tiernan
Muscatine
Heinz Factory in Muscatine First in Beanc Production
The Muscatine Heinz plant, opened in 1802, explains steps in producing 51 Heinz food varieties. The factory, begun in 1892, notes it was the company’s first bean manufacturing site, with pickle packing since 1870 and tomato ketchup production started in 1876.
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Food Factory
Heinz
Muscatine
Economic Boom Keeps Surging With July Growth
Washington reports continued strong economy as July industrial production rises 7 percent from last year and reaches 192.7 on the Fed index. Labor figures show unemployment easing with a 4.9 percent rate in July and seven‑month averages around 5.3 percent, buoying optimism for 1984.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Labor Department
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
West Liberty Fair Opens With Exhibits and Livestock Show
The West Liberty fair launches its second year with exhibits and livestock entries strong across Angus Herefords and Shorthorns. Early entries indicate robust prize money, with events including baby beef divisions and old-time threshing demonstrations. Daily grandstand acts start at 1:40 pm,Barbar nicknamed acts on stage, and Sunday features Muscatine Day with Magtine visitors expected. Monday offers free admission for children and reduced rides, plus a tractor rodeo sponsored by the Muscatine County Farm Bureau, culminating in evening dances and entertainment through Wednesday.
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West Liberty Lions
Art Hudachek
Bob Wigim
Hubert Castle
Wilson
Newcomer Doctor Cho Seeks Life in Muscatine
Dr. Chang Ho Cho, recently arrived in Muscatine, praises the friendly town and explains his medical background. He trained at Severance Union Medical College in Seoul, practiced in Philadelphia, and now works with Dr. T. M. Miller at Muscatine General Hospital. His wife, Dr. Helen I. Kim, is a psychiatrist. They are naturalized citizens with six children, four of whom live in Seoul and plan to join them later in America. He notes education in Korea is expensive and sees many opportunities in the United States. He learned English in New York and embraces life in America and Muscatine.
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Muscatine
Chang Ho Cho
Cho
T. M. Miller
Muscatine General Hospital
Severance Union Medical College
Seoul
Korea
Canada
Philadelphia
Wile
Ag Dy
Helen I. Kim
Mental Health Institute
Independence
United States
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Albany
America
S.chools
Mong
Chik Aren
Japan
Kore
New York City
Tools in Battle to Save Boys in Congo City Project
Father Gerard Van Asperdt, 38, a former Royal Dutch Air Force officer and Dutch Catholic priest, leads a plan to build a City of Youth in Elisabethville Congo. He aims to house 600 boarders and 900 daytime boys as part of his effort to aid homeless and unemployed youths.
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Elisabethville
Congo
Royal Dutch Air Force
AP Photofax
Elisebethville
la Ter
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Hig-Droames
Lions Club
van Asperdt
Priest Fights Delinquency In Elisebethville Congo
In Elisabethville Congo Father Gerard Van Asperdt a 38 year old ex Dutch air force officer and Salesian priest leads a youth program to combat delinquency. He plans a large youth home with workshops bakery and technical school funded by Lions Club and future fundraising. The project will house 60 boarders and 900 day boys aged 15 to 25 with older youths considered for work. His lone assistant is Abbe Mario Marchioli.
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