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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1963
Page
14
The Labor Department reports that sixty percent of all manufacturing employment is located in New England, the Mitcie Allande region, and the East North Central States, highlighting regional job concentration.
The final Subir oval polio vaccine Type LE was given Sunday at Columbus community school to nearly 1400 persons. Sponsoring by the community club, Type L vaccine was given on multiple dates, with final vaccination Sunday. Assisting were T. E. Perry, William Tunn, Tom Huston, Robert Hedemann, Paul Smith, and Dr. E. B. Groben. Nurses were Mrs. Kate Hughes and Mrs. Karen Gorham.
A fragmented OCR item lists numerous women by name. It states makeup for type DO will be May 10 from 24 p.m. at the office of Dr E S Groben. The text includes multiple misspellings and garbled names, with no clear event outcome.
New York report notes a former minor steel member becoming pivotal as galvanized steel evolves into a high corrosion protective sheet base. Shipments to the auto industry jumped from 34,743 tons to img over a decade, reflecting rapid growth and industry reliance.
Obituary notices for Lena Groters 82 of Muscatine list service at Ralph J. Willich. interment Greenwood. Other notices include Emmett H. Worthington 69 with services at Ralph J. Wittich. Carl Gwin, Minnie Alexander, Miss Millie N. Wilson with details on birthplaces, spouses, and burial sites. multiple relatives named.
Columbus Club notes report the silver celebration of the junior federation of Letts attended by Mrs. Paul Magenholder and Mrs. James Helmick. Others mention travel to Igawa City for a Delta Zeta visit, May 9 meetings at homes of Mrs. Margaret Newell and Mrs. Jean Jones, Founders Day, and luncheon plans for the sewing club with Mrs. Nell Weber and others assisting.
An advertisement offers a no examination life policy for 40 to 90 year olds with a $1000 benefit to cover funeral costs. It claims no agent will call, invites tear-out info with name address and birth year, and lists Central Security Life Insurance Co Dept H-194 1416 West Rosdale Fort Worth Texas.
AP Business analysis notes stronger job creation in the United States while official unemployment remains high. June may show higher jobless rates as production edges up with the same work crews and skilled openings stay scarce. Teenagers entering the labor force will keep unemployment elevated, even as service trades expand but demand for less skilled workers stays tight.
Pearson says his first trip to Britain as Canada’s prime minister was very pleasant and successful from his point of view. Returning from London Sunday night he hopes for an informal visit with President Kennedy when he goes to Evans Port this weekend.
Louisa County Extension family living program hosts a lesson on breads and quick breads from cornmeal pour and wheat at the Methodist church on Thursday May 9 at 1 15 p m Mrs Emogene Brown conducts the lesson Everyone invited There is also a meeting for comminiesmen den mothers and assistant cub master on Tuesday May 7 at 7 30 p m at the Methodist church Plans will be made for the camp out Hostess for Chapter CX P E D this evening May 6 is Mrs Anna Helmick Leader Mrs Lenore Newnam. Mr and Mrs R By Smylle plan to return this week from New Haven Conn where they have been visiting their son Dean a student at Yale Bill Landgraf of Cleveland Heights Ohio Array swimming captain holds the West Point Cd and SW ward freestyle records.
New York special reports a science based healing substance that shrinks hemorrhoids relieves itching and stops pain without surgery. Doctor verified improvements across many months with cases lasting 10 to 20 years. Bio Dyne Preparation H Suppositories and Ointment are marketed without narcotics or anesthetics.
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