Rotary urged to study United Nations conference in San Francisco
Rotary International calls all Rotarians to engage with the U.N. conference in San Francisco beginning April 25, building on the Dumbarton Oaks framework. It stresses understanding the issues, debates, and instruments of world government, urging members to influence national policy and share views through writing and discussion.
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Rotary International
United Nations
San Francisco
Dumbarton Oaks
General Assembly
International Court of Justice
International Court
Security Council
Economic and Social Council
Community Council
Universal Postal Union
International Labor Organization
UNRRA
International Bank and Food and Agriculture Organization
League of Nations
Chieat
Britain
Soviet Union
Cordell Tull
Philadelphia
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Pella Club
Levy
Pella
Cartoonists Milton Caniff and Roland Coe gift Harvard College
Renowned cartoonists Milton Caniff and Roland Coe donated the left half of their estate and a library of more than 400 volumes to Harvard College, honoring John Harvard after whom the college is named. The gift expands the college's literary holdings and preserves a notable artistic legacy.
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Milton Caniff
Roland Coe
Boy Scout
John Harvard
Harvard College
Fear of Cancer Slows Iowa Disease Fight
Dr. Zimmerer of the state health department warns fear of cancer hinders early diagnosis and treatment. He notes 1944 mortality figures may be among the highest on record, urging public education and prompt treatment to prevent 23 to 50 percent of deaths. The cancer campaign, led by the Women Field Army, seeks to raise awareness.
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Iowa
D. G. Zimmerer
He Department
Dr. Zimmerer
Zimmerer
Women Field Army
Few Game Birds to Be Stocked in 1945
Limited stocking program will supply quail and pheasant chicks to conservation groups in adjacent counties. One day quail and seven day pheasant chicks to operators from the state. About 350 adult pairs of bob white quail to be distributed to sportsmen’s groups in marginal quail territory.
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Mat Boone
Son
Canning Equipment Sufficient For Season Says Extension Nutrium
Miss Jewel Graham of Towns State College says home canning drive of 1945 will have ample gear with 630000 authorized pressure canners planned for the season. Metal canners and jars lids are available through regular channels with overstock from last year. 2 piece lids and zinc screw tops will replace few 3 piece lids as jar rubbers remain plentiful though synthetic or reclaimed. A pre season sorting of jars and lids is advised to avoid unnecessary purchases.
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Jewel Graham
Towns State College
Preservation guidance for canning jars and lids
The excerpt advises that jars with cracks or chips cannot seal properly and should be discarded. Mason lids with damaged linings or bent edges are also unsuitable. Some odd jars may be repurposed for preserves or foods needing little processing, and notes on size 63 discs for smaller openings.
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Java
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U.N
Curity Connell
Sis
Alliger
Jude
Unite Ons Organization
United Nations Organization
Proving Farms
Ef Wenry
Edward P. Weston
Boston
Washington
Mr. Weston
FT Service
Carpenter’s Drug Store
America
Europe
United National Clothing Collection
Henry J. Kaiser
National
War Advertising Council
Allen
Bloom’s Grocery
Boat Furniture Co
Harvey H. Bogaard
John Braashart
S.A. Kooyman
Marion County State Bank
Monster’s Jack Sprat Store
Ozinga Tire Service
Pella National Bank
Pella Produce Co
Plette Grocery Sharing Garage Star Oil Co
Ulrich’s Meat Market
Vandenberg
Vander Ploeg’s Bakery
van Dyk Funeral Home Ver Meer Bros. Grocery
Vogelaar’s Hardware
Vos
Waechter Lumber Co
White Way Auto Co
Western Auto
J. F. Dykstra Wormhoudt’s Furniture Store
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