Farm Safety Week Scheduled July 21 27
W. J. Dryden notes Farm Safety Week runs July 21 to 27 to warn farm workers about eliminating hazards daily. He cites 4500 farm deaths last year and urges attention to nails ladders and machinery with support from national agricultural groups and safety organizations.
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Truman
United States Department of Agriculture
National Grange
National Fire Protection Association
The
Farm Equipment Institute
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farmers Union
Riddle of Ring Around Neck of Bear Is Solved
In Hemlock Washington a black bear with a white ring around its neck puzzled residents. Joe Szydlo shot the bear and revealed the ring was paint from a discarded bucket, likely worn on the head during a raid on garbage pails.
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Hemlock
Joe Szydlo
Eight Tractors Replant Two Farms After Tornado
In Taylor Texas a tornado west of Gran ger wrecked crops on Louis Hanzelka and Julius Cepcar farms. Six neighbors with eight tractors re plowed and planted both fields by night, with Hanzelka Cepcar and seven neighbors guiding the work. Ground was planted to cotton and feed.
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Taylor
Texas
Granger
Louis Hanzelka
Julius Cepcar
Hanzelka
Cepcar
Paul Repa
Albert Repa
Adolph Naizer
Miner Seeks Army Rocket Strike on Mountain
A gold prospector near White Sands requests Lt. Col. Turner to direct a rocket over his mountain to blast it away, claiming it would spare digging. Turner says the army cannot oblige.
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White Sands
N. M
H. R. Turner
White Sands Proving Ground
Turner
Aviation Notes and Plans Across the Country
A new amphibian and seaplane base is ready at Wolfeboro New Hampshire for year round lake visits. Pilots at Fair Haven Vermont train in formation while Grant Eldredge leases the Salmon Idaho airport. Colorado’s Sportsmen pilots join Estes Park event August 22 to 24. Chicago airport traffic up 49 percent in May as veterans enter aviation jobs. A RAF helicopter lands safely from 9 000 feet after engine loss at Dayton. Governor Vivian of Colorado unlikely to fly, others push air travel. Postwar aviation employment expected to reach millions with 300 000 current direct jobs. "Farmers of the Great Plains are flying by the thousands" says Wall Street Journal.
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Lake Front
Wolfeboro
N. H
New Hampshire Lake
James E. Wolfe
Hartsville
N. C
Fair Haven
Grant Eldredge
Salmon, Idaho
India
ATC
Idaho Mountains
Sportsmen’s Pilot’s Association of Colorado
Estes Park
Chicago
Col
Roscoe Turner
John C. Vivian
Colorado
Turner
Army
Navy
PT-19 lands with new gear at Hagerstown airport in bias
The PT-19 with cross wind landing gear lands at Hagerstown Maryland municipal airport under guidance of John Giesse of the CAA. Fairchild built the PT-19. Parowan Utah hopes for a new airport after a telegram from Lt. Simon Benson in Berlin urges timely action. Benson plans to return to Parowan. Lyle Nelson testifies in a Jordan Montana trial on alleged branding, reporting misbranded cattle seen from his plane at 10 to 15 feet while flying 35 to 45 mph.
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Hagerstown
John Giesse
CAA
Fairchild
Utah
Parowan
Simon Benson
Berlin
Germany
Benson
Lyle Nelson
Jordan, Mont
Return of Wit Stwosz altar to Cracow ends Nazi looting
In Cracow Poland the Wit Stwosz altar, looted by Germans in 1939, is finally returned by a special postwar mission. The train from Nuernberg carried art treasures including Da Vinci and Rembrandt works and was guarded by GIs. Pauline Frederick reports Poles express gratitude as crowds cheer the American observers.
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Mary
Church of Our Lady
Pauline Frederick
WNU
Europe
Hitler
Cracow
Poland
Nuernberg
Germany
Joachim von Ribbentrop
G.i.s
Charles Estreicher
Fine Arts Department
University of Cracow
Vistula
Sandomierz
Reichsbank
Berlin
Burgomeister Leibel
Veit Stoss
Fuehrer
St. Lawrence’s Lutheran Church
Church of Our Lady In Cracow
St. Lawrence’s Church
Nuernberg Cas
Tle
Albrecht Durer
Estreicher
London
Wit Stwosz
Frank Albright
Monuments and Fine Arts Division
Military Government
Johns Hopkins
da Vinci
Rembrandt
Frank
Loyalty to God in Exodus and Luke Teachings
A devotional study on exclusive worship of the true God drawn from Exodus 20 and Joshua 24 with Matthew 6 and Luke 14. It argues there is only one God, warns against idolatry, and urges complete devotion even when it conflicts with family obligations, citing scriptural failures and blessings.
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Fuuke
Farrar
Israel
America
Jehovah
God
Josh
Promised Land
Christ
Return of Altar Inspires Polish Welcome to Cracow
The return of the center sculpture The Passing of Mary to Cracow sparked a grand ceremony on May 5 at Francuski hotel. The dedicatory mass filled the great church as Sunlit Mary and candles glowed and hymns drifted to priests amid a sea of worshippers. The organ then played The Star Spangled Banner as Americans were cheered.
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Cracow
Francuski Hotel
Mary
Lesson Topics for July 14 in Religious Education
The July 14 lesson outlines subjects and scripture selections approved for use by the International Council of Religious Education. It notes the permissive use and copyright compliance for the instructional material.
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International Council of Religious Education
Durable knitted rug pattern 7274 with seat cover
Instructions for a rug knit from rug cotton or old stockings with a matching seat cover. Notes unusually high demand and longer fulfillment times for some popular pattern numbers. Send your order to the listed address.
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