Idaho Senators back school lunch aid in federal bill
Idahoans in Washington would receive 187200 if the federal aid school lunch program becomes law. Senator Charlen C Gossett reports advisory support from the Federal Security Agency and the Department of Agriculture. The measure, approved by the House and Senate, awaits conference compromise on funding for a permanent national lunch system.
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Idaho
Senate
Charlen C Gossett
Federal Security Agency
Department of Agriculture
House of Representatives
Gossett
Conference Committee
Parent-Teacher Association
Geographical center of U S Steel near Dola Ohio
The geographic center of the nation’s steel industry lies about one mile south of the tiny village of Dola in Hardin County Ohio. Dola, population 175, is a rural agricultural community with no steel plant. The nearest furnaces are in Mansfield about 60 miles away.
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U. S. Steel Center
Dola
Hardin County
Ohio
American Iron and Steel Institute
Lima
Mansfield
Heating costs influence choice of home heating system
When selecting heating equipment, consider two costs: original and operating. The cheapest first cost often leads to higher operating expenses. The small difference between durable equipment and a cheaper unit grows into larger annual fuel costs.
Capital Gleanings In Inflation Showdown
Congressman Henry Dworshak critiques administration promises to hold the line on inflation citing conflicting actions. He notes subsidies and wage pushers, calls for higher federal wages, and cites Paul Porter pledging to hold prices. He describes a House clash over un American activities and Democratic factional splits during an election year.
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Concesad Ng
Chester Bowles
Congress
Paul A. Porter
House
House Committee On UN
Rayburn
Democratic Party
Hannegan
Cannibalism Practices Among Primitive Peoples
Cannibalism is described as a respectful disposal method for the aged and sick. The text notes cultivated taste for human flesh and ritual requirements as well as hunger-driven cannibalism observed among various primitive communities.
Spinach A Nutritional Trial Faces Diet Shifts
Missouri Experiment Station studies show spinach and other goosefoot family members are under review for nutritional adequacy. They may be replaced in diets by kale turnip greens or other mustard family vegetables.
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Missouri Experiment Station
Six Months of Daylight in Polar Regions
The article explains the midnight sun phenomenon where at latitude 66% degrees the sun stays above the horizon for nearly 72 hours on midsummer day. As latitude rises the continuous daylight period grows to two months at 70 degrees, four months at 80 degrees, and six months at the poles, with midwinter darkness lasting similarly long.
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Polar
Vikings Invited to National AAU Tournament in Denver
Ricks College director Lowell G. Bidduulph announced the Vikings invited to the National AAU tournament in Denver May 18 to 23. They played Oklahoma Technical Institute and Dow Chemical in 1942, posting a 5 80 total over ten games with an average of 58 points per game. Orson Tew Blair Arnold Melvin Cook led scoring while Hy mas Jaussi Williams and Ricks anchored defense.
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Vikings
Biddulph
Orson Tew
Blair Arnold
Melvin Cook
Harold Hymas
Harold Jaussi
Reed Williams
Mark Ricks
Phillies Hire First Girl Scout for Major League Talent
Edith Hough, 33, ex Wave player and former star of New York and Philadelphia girl teams, becomes the first girl scout hired by a major league club to seek talented rookies. She was part of a Girls team that toured before the war and will soon depart to scout prospects.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Edith Houghon
New York
Philly
Quotes of the Week Offers Mixed Public Sentiment
A collection of brief quotations features W. T. Allen from Pen Argyle Pa. praising daily living, Winston Churchill on cigars, Herbert Hoover criticizing government power, ex GI Jack Love mistaking gains, the National Beta Dry Goods Association urging production to curb inflation, and Jimmy Stewart weighing a political run.
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Jimmy Stewart
Fire Fatalities and Poultry Care Tips
Fire fatalities yearly range from 5 000 to 6 000 in homes. Pin feathers are easiest to remove from poultry using a pair of tweezers.
Southern farmers hold large share of land and income
More than half of the nation’s farmers live in the South, controlling about one third of cropland and receiving about one fourth of farm income.
Mince-Meat Pies Mark English Anniversary Feast
In old England guests lingered to finish the last mince-meat pie at a wedding anniversary celebration noting the long tradition of baking for the occasion. The gathering extended as each year of marriage was celebrated with a pie.
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Old
England
Prevent Piano Moths With Paradichloride Bag
A method to stop piano moths uses a bag alled with paradichloride placed inside the piano case to deter moths from feeding on the felt covering the key hammers. Warm months bring piano damage from these pests.
How to Choose Young Tender Poultry Breast
The breastbone should be soft and flexible indicating a young chicken. A broad rounded breast with thighs heavily covered suggests more edible meat per pound. A short legged blocky frame with even fat and meat is ideal for table use. Fine grained soft light meat signals tenderness.
American Red Cross Campaign Month Declared in Idaho
Governor Arnold Williams proclaims March 1546 as American Red Cross Campaign Month urging Idaho citizens to contribute toward a 100 million dollar national goal to aid disaster relief veterans and occupying armies.
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American Red Cross
Snake River
Arnold Williams
Idaho
Private Mail Service Expands Local Posts in Sweden
Private firms launch local postal service in Sweden as private mail networks grow. Wood remains a vital resource with more than 1,200 uses in military equipment and supplies.
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Sweden
Too Old to Dream: Dreams Fade After Sixty Five
Britannica notes dreams become less vivid with age and are rare after 65. The statement references common assumptions about aging and dreaming, highlighting the idea that most people become too old to dream once they pass their mid-sixties.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Kale Gains Ground as Nutritious Garden Green
Kale, a hardy cabbage family plant, grows green succulent leaves from spring through fall and ranks highly for its nutritive properties among garden greens.
States abolish capital punishment in six states
Maine Michigan Minnesota North Dakota Rhode Island and Wisconsin have abolished capital punishment for murder with life imprisonment as the penalty. In North Dakota and Rhode Island death by hanging is allowed if a person kills another while serving a life term.
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Maine
Michigan
Minnesota
North Dakota
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Lake Bonneville: Ancient Great Basin Inland Sea
The prehistoric Lake Bonneville named for explorer Capt Benjamin Bonneville stretched over 340 miles from Kanarraville Utah northward. It formed over 50 000 years ago covering much of Utah and parts of Idaho Nevada reaching depths above 1060 feet and widths up to 145 miles.
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Great Basin
Benjamin L. E Bonneville
Kanarraville
Utah
Bonneville
Idaho
Nevada
Notice to Creditors in Jensen Estate Idaho Bear Lake
Probate court in Bear Lake County Idaho issues a notice to creditors and all claimants against the estate of Andrew N Jensen also known as Andrew Jensen deceased. Lizzie Jensen administers the estate and invites claims with vouchers within four months of first publication at the law office of D E Haddock in Room One Grimmett Building Paris Idaho Bear Lake County.
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Lizzie Jensen
Andrew N. Jensen
Andrew Jensen
D E Haddock
Estate of Andrew Jensen filed by administratrix Lizzie Jensen
February 20 1946 notice states Lizzie Jensen administratrix of the Andrew Jensen estate announces first publication February 28 1946 and last publication March 28 1946. The deceased is Andrew Jensen also listed as Andrew Jensen.
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Lizzie Jensen
Andrew , Jensen
Mrs Dell Draney Wins 1945 Chevrolet at Walloon Ballroom
Mrs Dell Draney was the lucky winner of a new 1945 Chevrolet Stylemaster Sedan given away by the Walloon Ballroom on Saturday February 23 in Star Valley, Wyoming.
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Dell Draney
Walloon
Star Valley
Ton
Relief from rheumatism and arthritis by Mrs. Anna Paulz
I suffered for years and am so thankful that I found relief from this terrible affliction. I will gladly answer anyone writing me for information. Mrs. Anna Paulz, PO Box 825, Vancouver, Washington.
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Anna Paulz
Vancouver
Wash
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