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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1951
Page
11
A guide to increasing air moisture for window plants using a long tray with gravel or pebbles, and a water drainage strategy. Emphasizes abundant daylight, avoiding direct midday sun for ferns and palms, and periodic fresh air to temper warmth while keeping plants healthy. Continuous evaporation creates a moist atmosphere beneficial to plants and people.
John T. Jarecki the Collector of Internal Revenue for the First District of Illinois says refunds for 1950 overpayments will be mailed by June 30 1951. Taxpayers are asked not to contact the office until July 2 1951 to speed the program and avoid unnecessary inquiries.
Door prizes went to Wank Michalski number 8 and A C Kasten number 4. Scores listed include Emma Fabric 7820 E Koch 7650 Herman Belz 7630 Agnes Blake 7410 Bertha Vondracek Gertrude Weimer 7330 Esther Hagen 7260 Viola Van Dyke 7190 Paul Fabric 7190 F Schabloske 7180. Queen contenders include Katherine Schabloske 153560 Helene Heitmann 153560 Lillian Redman 151230. King contenders include H Michalski 152470 W Middelphorn 152260 J Mech 151690. Note: No pinochle March 23 Good Friday.
William E. McVey of Harvey, a Republican on the committee on expenditures, led a minority report opposing a resolution granting President Truman expanded emergency powers to reorganize the executive branch. The report argues the Hoover commission basis is a smoke screen and warns the proposal allows an emergency reorganization unless Congress acts within 18 days, shorter than the 60 days under the 1949 act.
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