Soldiers of Fort Sill and Ikuta brothers enlistment notes
Pfc. Lee R. Hendricks of Galesburg is part of A Battery, 216th Field Artillery Battalion stationed at Fort Sill Oklahoma. A film crew from Long Island visited Fort Sill to document the 288 millimeter gun operation for training. Jun Ikuta joins Navy at Great Lakes undergoing a three year term. Elder brother George Ikuta enlists May 28 1952 and enjoys leave before reporting to Japan for two years.
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Lee R. Hendricks
William Hendricks
Galesburg
216Th Field Artille Battalion
Ft. Sil, Oklahom
Sinal Corps Photographic Center
Long Island
New York
Fort Sill
The
Noneer
U. S
F. A. Bn
Oklahoma
Navy
Great Lakes
Chicago
George Ikuta
Jun
Treasure Island
San Francisco
Japan
George
Naval Air Station
San Dieg
Fornia
PVT Harold Leydens Serves With 26th Infantry in Korea
Private Harold L Leydens son of Mr and Mrs John Leydens of 609 Maple St Pella Iowa serves with the 26th Infantry Division in Korea The Tropic Lightning division rushed to Korea early in the conflict fought bitter battles and now undergoes post trench training Leydens enlisted in November 1983 and completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri He is a Pella High School graduate
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Korea
Harold L. Leydens
John Leydens
Maple St
Pella
Iowa
26Th
Leydens
Fort Peonard
Wood, Mo
Pella High School
Soldiers Address John Van Zemeren at Fort Bliss Texas
Pte John Van Zemeren U S 55387494 of Hq Btry 648th AAA Gun Bn is listed as addressed at Fort Bliss Texas. The short notice item records his unit and military assignment.
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John van Zemeren
U. S
Fort Bliss
Texas
Egg Cookery Hints For Best Results
Iowa State College extension nutritionists rate the egg first in daily meal plans. It provides protein for tissue repair and energy, minerals for bone formation, and other important roles in the body.
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Iowa State College Extension
Avoid Rubber Stamp Rooms Personalizing Home Decor
A guide to individualized interior design stressing colors lines and style over generic rooms. Emphasizes creating a personal touch through picture groups color choices and furniture arrangement with example of a desk lamp setup as focal point and contemporary chairs. Promotes a writing desk set and series of quality pieces priced from 39.95 to enhance existing furnishings.
Cooking tips for eggs and custards from a home guide
The guide advises bringing eggs to room temperature before use to improve volume and separation of yolk and white. It urges cooking at low to moderate temperatures for tenderness, warns that high heat overcooks eggs, and notes overprocesses can cause curdling in custards and sauces.
Mayan Husk Tomato Gains Popularity in Iowa Gardens
Iowa State College botanist I E Melhus reports the Mayan husk tomato drew strong support among Midwest gardeners, with 60 percent favorable ratings among first-time testers. The fruit, yellow and small like a ground cherry, has many uses from marmalades to salads and can be grown as an annual in Iowa. A limited seed supply remains, with 26 cents for a packet plus planting directions.
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I. E. Melhus
Iowa State College
Iowa State Colleg
Methus
United States
Mexico
Guatemala
Sach
Iowa State College Tropical Research Center
Iowa
Midwest
Melhus
Tropical Research Center
Department of Botany and Plant Pathology
Towa State College
Ames
Wind Storm Destroys Outbuilding at Clarke County Farm
A heavy cloud moved over the Clarke county farm home of Newman, who was hiding in a small outbuilding. Moments later the outbuilding was blown fifty feet by the wind, injuring no one reported.
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Clarke County
Newman
Afton Smith to Receive Tribute At SUI Conference
Afton Smith, author of Understanding Town Children for 11 years, will receive a tribute at the 27th annual Towa Conference on Child Development and Parent Education June 22 and 23 at the State University of Towa. She retires from full time work July 1 after serving since 1983 at the Towa Child Welfare Research station. Open sessions and public access mark next week’s conference. Smith has aided organizing parent education groups and prepared discussion outlines for local and state dissemination.
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Towa City
Towa
Afton Smith
State University of
The
Chronicle
Miss Smith
Towa Child Welfare Research Station
Smith
Comemnds
Iowa
Main-Dish Salads Good Summer Fare
A guide to serving main-dish salads on warm summer nights to save stove time. Use leftovers with cheese eggs or beans as bases, marinate meat fish or poultry for better flavor, and mix with oil lemon juice or vinegar. Iowa State College extension nutritionists offer six combinations including liver and roast beef with vegetables.
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Iowa State College Extension
Menu item listing varied ingredients and dishes
The text lists multiple mixed dishes featuring produce and proteins. It mentions potatoes lettuce cabbage horseradish dressing cold cuts flaked fish raw spinach onions cooked potatoes stuffed olives or pickles and possibly cheese. Other entries include chicken or ham unpeeled apples celery and a combination of chicken ham veal or flaked fish with eggs olives pickles tomatoes sardines American cheese lettuce radishes cucumber peppers onions.
Women Enter State Fair Cotton Bag Sewing Contest
Enterprising seamstresses may win national recognition and prizes in the Iowa State Fair Cotton Bag Sewing Contest. Winner receives Pfaff Zig Z ag portable machine and trip to Chicago. queen and two runners up get all expense paid trips and prizes worth over 2500 dollars. Contest is sponsored by National Cotton Council Textile Bag Manufacturers Association and Pfaff Sewing Machine Company. Finals at Chicago during the International Dairy Show October 9 to 16. Details from Boat and Boatsma or the Iowa State Fair Association. Free booklet available from National Cotton Council.
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Chicago
National Cotton Council
Textile Bag Manufacturers Association
Pfaff Sewing Machine Company
Bent & Bontsma
Pfaff
International Harvester
Bell & Howell
Boat & Boatsma
Towa State Fair Association
P. O. Box
Memphis
Tennessee
Roundworms Cut Pig Gains and Raise Costs
Iowa State extension veterinarian Dr. Maynard Spear reports that pigs carrying large roundworms gain far less than worm-free swine. An average U.S. infestation of about 10 worms per pig equates to over 2 million pounds of worms in Iowa pigs, with feed costs exceeding 2.4 million dollars. In a four month test, infected pigs with 12 worms gained seven tenths of a pound daily versus worm-free pigs at one pound. With 20 worms, gains fell to four tenths. one pig with 109 worms lost eight pounds. Clean sows, pens, and pastures can eliminate the problem, using effective expellers.
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Maynard Spear
Iowa State College
United States
Iowa
Lowa
Spear
Parasitic Treatment Risks in Swine and Car Pedal Woes
Dr Spear cautions about worm use in pigs due to danger and permanent damage even after expulsion. Removal does not guarantee recovery. AAA Motor Club warns a weak gas pedal spring may cause continued motion when foot is released, explaining possible car idle or coasting.
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Spear
AAA Motor Club of Town
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8Th Army
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Artillery
Lee Hendricks
Jun Ikuta
Jimmy Ikuta
Lee R
Hendricks
Fort Sill, Oklaho
Ikuta
U.S. Navy Services
Jun Ikute
Pvt
Harold Leydens
25Th Infantry Division
Aero Willys
O Willys
Cee
Kaiser-Withe
Willys Motors
Lowell Thomas and the News
CBS Radio Networks
Scharing Garage
Main St
Pella, Iowa
State Fair
Dobb
Gerrit Veldhuizen Leighton
Uncle Sam
Aleo
Pella Co-operative Funeral Home
Cele
Panama
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