Rambling Ranchers Meeting and Fair Preparations
The Herald’s Farm Page reports Wycoff Community House events on August 5 detailing a tour planned for August 14 with a watermelon feed at tour’s end. Volunteers JoAnn Terry Janice Bromert Ed Calkins will staff a pop stand at the fair. others will build booths and judge displays. It covers Junior Judgers and Rainbow club activities with meetings at Oakland School Davy School and Acorn Peoria Richmond, noting topics from room improvement to safety and a Starlight Theater outing.
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Janice Bromert
Ed Calkins
Billy Schneider
Dean Lundstedt
Lee Terry
Charles Lundstedt
Gerald Schneider
Oakland School
Jim Gillette
Booth
Cleta Wolf
Jack van Horn
John Milton
Chicago
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Shaff
Judy Shhindler
Wingert
Starlight Theater
Wellsville Methodist Church
Donald Averill
Janet Hrabe
Eugene Wingert
Norma Moldenhayer
Janet Scott
Terry Silvius
Joan Scott
Lloyd Broers
Acorn Rustlers
Acorn
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Arlie Wood
Darrell Macy
Carol James
Robison
Dean
Silo
John Winters
Joyce
Jeanice Hamilton
Robert Carey
Linda Wood
Everett Collins
Lloyd Carr
C. F. Baxter
4 H Club News Closes Activities With Potluck Supper
The 4-H foods and clothing classes wrapped up August 9 at Forest Park with a potluck for members and families. Plans for fairs were set and year accomplishments reviewed. Attendees included numerous 4-H families and leaders such as Mr. and Mrs. Ear nest Lawrance, Mrs. W. H. Williams, Mrs. Vincent Reedy, and others. FULL O'PEP Meant July 29 at leader Mrs. B. A. Daugharthy home with Sharon Taylor Nayrea Kohler chosen as hostess and housekeeper. Jackie DeVore demonstrated biscuits while Nayrea Kohler demonstrated lemon syrup.
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Earnest Lawrance
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Lavenne
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Jill
Warren Welton
Connie
Roger
Everett Higdon
Florence
Raymond Hay
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Eddie Braum
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Flip
Jimmy
Vincent Reedy
Marjorie
W. H. Williams
Patricia
W. R. Cartmill
Eula May
B. A. Daugharthy
Sharon Taylor
Nayrea Kohler
Jackie DeVore
Seek Atomic Cancer Cure at Peace Conference
Atomic scientists outlined a cancer therapy using targeted radioactive missiles that home in on tumors while sparing surrounding tissue. Dr. W F Bale and Dr L L Spar of the University of Rochester described injecting substances that guide radiation directly to malignant sites. Experiments have so far been on animals.
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Geneva
Atoms For Peace
W. F., Bale
L. L. Spar
University of Rochester At
Wage Increase To GE Workers
The C10 International Union of Electrical Workers won a new five year contract with General Electric Co. The agreement includes a 3 percent annual wage rise for the first three years with a minimum 44 cent hourly increase, rising to a 5 cent minimum in years four and five, plus a health program an extended pension plan and quarterly cost-of-living escalator.
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New York
International Union of Electrical Workers
General Electric Co
Air Force Association Praises Eisenhower at Geneva
The Air Force Association, a privately supported group of about 40,000 air power enthusiasts, today applauded President Eisenhower for bold imaginative diplomacy at the Geneva conference, as it adopted its annual convention measures.
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San Francisco
Air Force Assn
Eisenhower
Demonstration on eggs in shell ends with cherry pinwheels
Mary Lee Peterson led a session on cooking eggs in the shell for the fruit drink refreshment. The group then made a cherry pinwheel dessert from biscuit dough and cherries. Nine members and four guests enjoyed the cherry pinwheels and fruit drink.
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Mary Lee Peterson
Policy group backs air power push to deter Moscow
A policy statement praised the President for proposing mutual aerial inspection with Soviet Russia and warned that hopes for Geneva must not obscure dangers from new aerial weapons over Moscow. It argued only American strength can curb Russia's drive for world domination and urged stronger air power and larger bomber and fighter production.
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Geneva
Moscow
Association
Russia
Defense Department
Arco Idaho Named First City To Use Nuclear Power
American atomic scientists announced Arco Idaho the first U S city to use light and power produced from nuclear energy. Arco received its entire electricity supply for more than an hour last July 17 from an experimental Argonne plant near the U S Atomic Energy Commission reactor testing station.
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Geneva
Arco
Idaho
United States
Argonne National Laboratory
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
West Milton
Nuclear power supplements conventional electricity in Arco test
The text notes that nuclear produced electricity began to be fed intermittently into a utility system as a supplement to conventional generation. The Arco experiment was announced by the U.S. government delegation to the 72 nation conference on atoms for peace.
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U.gv
Atomsi For Peace
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