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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1961

Page

2

Local Girls Earn National Scholastic Honors in English

Two Muscatine high school seniors Cherie Joiner and Pam McRoberts were named national finalists in the 1961 62 NCTE achievement awards. NCTE selected 3 800 students nationwide, with local teachers noting both girls ranked among top performers. Scholarships and college inquiries have followed, as the council honors recipients with merit certificates and forwards names to congressmen and governors.

Muscatine National Council of Teachers of English Cherie Joiner Pam McRoberts NCTE Tockiy Fred Messenpee Mixx Joiner Miss McRobertsons Ano James R. Squire Squire Joiner and McRoberts June Lingo Mear] Wood C. E. Koch Charles E. Shook Geneviews McCandless Mildred Fogarty Ellege

Man Collapses at Home as Smoke Found in Basement

Paul S. Baker, 86, of 1374 Washington greeted by doctor after collapsing from a heart ailment at 9:35 p m Wednesday. Firemen extinguished a small basement fire that charred a rafter while ambulance took him to Muscatine General hospital in serious condition. Wingston Baker, 53, says father ill when he returned home earlier. one hot plate had soup boiling over.

Paul S. Baker Washington Greet George Mr. Wildeh Baker Muscatine General Hospital

Lt Brannen Completes Orientation at Fort Bliss

Bliss Tex Lt Rodney W Brannen son of Mr and Mrs Russell W Brannen route 2 Muscatine has completed the air defense officer orientation course at the Air Defense School Fort Bliss Tex The eight week program trained him in the duties of an air defense artillery officer Brannen, a 1957 Muscatine High School graduate, earned a BS degree in 196 from Towns Suttle University He is a member of Alpha Zeta and Farm House fraternities.

Bore Bliss Tex Army Rodney W. Brannen Russell W. Brannen Muscatine Air Defense School Fort Bliss Branner U. S. Army NATO SEATO Muscatine High School Towns Suttle University Res Brannen Alpha Zeta Farm House Iraternities

Food fat exports rise as U S soybeans and fats surge

Agriculture Department predicts U S exports of edible fats oils lard butter and soybeans will grow about a third in the year ending next October. Past season exports reached 4.5 billion pounds with Europe and Japan driving demand. Farmers may receive an average price of 2.29 dollars per bushel for 1961 soybeans, about 18 cents above 1960.

Washington U.S Agriculture Department Allcours Europe

Drawing Winners at Better Homes Furniture Co

Mrs. Martin Shelangosh of 1103 Lucas won a furniture drawing at Better Homes Furniture Co Saturday night. She chose one of ten displayed pieces from the window display.

Martin “Shelangosh Lucas Better Homes Furniture Co

Cold Snap To Continue Across Muscatine Area

A brutal cold snap grips the Muscatine region with temperatures plunging to 11 below and a record chill not seen since March 1990. Forecasters expect subzero readings tonight and Friday with slight warming by Friday, while statewide lows reach 18 below at Waukon and 16 below at Charles City. Low clouds, light flurries, and continued wind add to the cold.

Muscatine Weather Bureau Mercury Associated Press Iowa Waukon Charles City Mason City Waterloo Spenter Cedar Rapids

Light Deer Seen On Mulberry In Muscatine

A live deer was spotted in Muscatine this morning near 2019 Mulberry. Mrs. Alice B. McGowan, daughter of Albert S. Barry, reported the deer about 10 20. It moved from the rear to the front yard before disappearing, details unclear.

Muscatine Alice B. McGowan Mulberry Albert S. Barry

Meat Packing Industry Iowa's Top Employer in State

The Iowa Manufacturers Association reports meat packing as the states largest industrial employer with 74,815 workers across 39 plants. Other major sectors include Farm machinery 18,473 workers in 120 plants and publishing with 844 workers in 422 plants. Maytag share split will take effect Friday after stockholders approval, increasing outstanding shares by over 6 percent.

Towa Manufacturers Association Owa Towa IMA Maytag Maytag Co

Veterans on Pension to Get December Income Questionnaire

About 450 recipients in the Musciline area will receive a revised income questionnaire with December pension checks. Joseph Maher asks veterans and eligible dependents to file the IBM income cards and return them to the VA regional office by January 32, 1863, or pension payments may stop. Maher notes existing records with 1961 income over limits may require repayment, and outlines who must fill the forms. He will assist at the police station Monday through Saturday 1 to 3 pm, excluding New Year’s Day.

Vetaran Joseph Maher IBM Penson Maher Veteran's Administration Nnity Toy

U S Agrees to Sell Yugoslavia Foodstuffs

Belgrade reports the United States will ship 500000 tons of wheat and 30000 tons of edible oil under a long term agreement worth 45 million dollars. The deal marks a major food aid and trade arrangement between the two nations.

Belgrade Yugoslavia United States Des Moines Bennett Frete Story City Frette ‘Truck Lines, Inc Towa Motor ‘Truck “Association

Small Percentage Rise In Cancer From Fallout Seen

Denver report cites British researcher Dr. Philip R. J. Bureh from University of Leeds visiting Oak Ridge. He says wartime radiation may hasten cancer in vulnerable individuals and act as a trigger in some with latent susceptibility. Background fallout could raise total cancers by about 0.1 to 1 percent. future testing unlikely to push fallout-linked cancers above 0.04 percent over natural rates.

Frank Arey Denver Colo Philip R. J. Bureh Burch University of Leeds Atomic Energy Commission Oak Ridge Tenn American Association For the Advancement

Central Iowa Reports Milk Contamination Rise From Nuclear Tests

The U S Public Health Service reports Central Town in Iowa shows rising milk contamination from radioactive iodine 131 stemming from Russian nuclear tests this fall while nationwide levels ease. Des Moines November averages reach 330 counts per liter, up from October, but not dangerous. December levels drop to about half of November. Royal officials note iodine 131 transients vanish in weeks. stray strontium 90 would pose a bigger issue. A New Year’s Eve service will be held at the First Evangelical United Brethren church starting with a progressive supper at 7 pm conducted by the senior high youth group.

Washingtonm Russia U. S. Public Health Service United States Towa Tuber Ja Terry Des Moines Lave Health Department Varner Nielson Dairy and Food Department Iowa State University Nielson Terry First Evangelical United Brethren Church

Russia Approved Export of Radioactive Steroids for Research

The Atomic Energy Commission authorized exporting a small amount of carbon 14 radioactive steroids to the Soviet Union for medical research. The materials, used to trace metabolism in experimental animals, are said to have no military value.

Washington —P Atomic Energy Commission Soviet Union AEC

Muscatine Man Held For Larceny

Muscatine police arrested Willard C. Beverlin of Muscatine on a Grays Harbor Washington warrant charging grand larceny for goods valued above a set amount. Beverlin waived extradition to Montesano Washington and was turned over to Sheriff Dick Oppelt. He was taken into custody at East Second and Cedar streets at 10:50 a.m. The Grays Harbor sheriff expects to transport him to face the charge.

Muscatine Willard Beverlin Grays Harbor County Washington Beverly Dick Oppelt Montesano Wash Wash- Tington East Second Cedar Streets

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