Rush Sudan Grass For Safe Summer Pasture
Extension agronomist R F E Krenzin of Iowa State College advises waiting until Sudan grass reaches 18 inches before grazing for safe, nutritious pasture. Planting with corn gives about eight weeks to reach height. rotate fields to avoid stunted, moisture stressed growth and prussic acid risk. It makes good hay and silage, and mixed with soybeans yields high nutrient hay when pods are half filled.
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Sudan
R. F E. Krenzin
Towa State College
Agr
Krenzin
Southeastern Iowa Golf Tourney to Run August Ottumwa
The 10th Southeastern Amateur Medal Play at Ottumwa runs August 9 to 13 with entry kept low as greens fees cover 18 holes at Ottumwa Municipal. The event, sponsored by The Ottumwa Courier since 1937, drew 307 starters in the past and 117 last year won by Jack Stewart.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
Ottumwa Courier
Jack Stewart
Fairfield
Ottumwa Municipal Course
Fourth Group of Scouts Camp at Mitigwa This Week
Camp Mitigwa opens its fourth period on Sunday July 9 with 220 boys and leaders registered. The Raymond Blank Memorial Lodge, donated by A N Blank, enhances the camp, while Frankel Lodge becomes a recreation and handicraft building. Dr C H Henshaw says enrollment will reach a new high as eleven year old scouts join the program.
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Mitigwa
Tall Corn Area
Dr. Henshaw
Iowa Safety Poster Service Campaign Set to Start Monday
A statewide safety poster service campaign in Iowa will launch Monday July 17 led by Norbert Locke and the safety congress. Local civic groups will sponsor posters in communities. weekly tips with posters will be displayed in business and public buildings, aided by newspapers and radio.
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Iowa
Norbert Locke
Safety Service Center Committee
Towa Safety Congress
Towa
Locke
Congress
Iowa Theatres
Iowa Safety Congress County
Alfred Kahl
Kahl
Chronicle To Be Quoted On WSUI Program
Iowa City July 12 The Chronicle will be quoted on a WSUI program From The Editors Desk broadcast Fridays at 7 45 p m The segment features Iowa editors and columnists including Bob Fischer Paul Bumbarger Glenwood Opinion and Tribune Ted Simpson Atlantic News Telegraph and many others across towns and papers in Iowa
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Iowa City
Iowa
Bob Fischer
Greene Recorder
State University of Iowa
WSUI
Paul Bumbarger
Charles City
Bill Brown
Glenwood Opinion
Tribune
Ted Simpson
Atlantic News-Telegraph
Sylvi Bremen
Davenport Times
Florence Laffer
Correctionville News
Dale Carrel
Keokuk Gate City
Paul Hoffman
Oskaloosa Herald
Howard L.’Rann
Manchester Press
Paul Smith
Rock Rapids
Deemer Lee
Estherville News
Ruth Haefner
Polio outbreak seen like common cold in Iowa experts say
Iowa doctors warn poliomyelitis may hit harder in southeast Iowa where cases have been low. Dr Ralph H Heeren notes transmission from both digestive and upper respiratory tracts. advocates personal hygiene, limited daily contacts, and targeted public health efforts. The piece covers training, committee work, and cautions against travel to areas with known polio presence.
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Iowa
Ralph H. Heeren
Division of
Iowa State Department of Health
Heeren
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis, Inc
Walter L. Bierlin M
Dr. Heeren
John V. McCarthy
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis Inc
Burlington
University of Iowa
Windrowing grain stretches harvest and saves yield
E. J. Barger, farm service director at the college farms, advocates windrowing as the best method to extend the harvest season for small grain until advanced artificial driers become practical. Windrowed grain costs about 1.50 per acre and can yield a profit by allowing combining later with reduced shattering and moisture, especially for unevenly ripening fields.
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E. J. Barger
Farm Service
College
Barger
Towa
Firecracker incident injures pedestrian in Cherokee
Police report 22 year old Bill Sangwin tossed a firecracker from a hotel window in Cherokee last week. The blast struck a woman on the leg as she walked, burning her, while missing the two babies in a stroller nearby. Sangwin paid $50 in costs.
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Bill Sangwin
Sangwin
Man Confesses to Murder of Baby in Garage Burglary Case
Marion County Sheriff says Charles T. Hall confessed at Port Madison prison to choking his six month old son to death, a crime tied to a 1940 Enosville Express report. Hall, 86, of Newton, had earlier escaped jail and added a year for the escape after being jailed in a Pella burglary case.
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Marion County
Jim van Hemert
Charles T. Hall
Newton
Port Madison
Enosville Express
Hall
Tiall
Daven
Chariton
Lucas County
Jen Lainson
van Homert
Pella
Second Annual Film Chautauqua at Okoboji July 24-27
The Second Annual Film Chautauqua is scheduled at Lake Okoboji Iowa from July 24 to 27. The event blends old time Chautauqua with modern education featuring talks on current problems, films on contemporary subjects, music, and discussions. Fifty Iowa civic groups will participate and admissions will be free at Gull Point State Park lodge.
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Okoboji
Towa City
Iowa
Lake Okoboji
Towans
Gull Point
State Park Lodge
Lake Okobo
Iowa State Conservation Commission
State University of Towa Extension Division
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Carnegie Corporation
New York
Dennis Willliams
Encyclospedi Brinica Films, Inc
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Roger Albright
Educational Services
Motionture Association of America
Hiram C. Houghton
Red Oak
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Servel
Central States Electric Company
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