Two Top Drive Lead Clay County Fair Midget Race
Howard House and Jimmy McVay of Kansas City lead the Clay County Fair midget race program set for Friday night. House will drive a Falcon powered compact sprinter and McVay a Chevy II. Veteran drivers Petker of Lincoln Nebraska and 94 year old Demko of Coon Rapids are entrants.
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Clay Fair
Howhats
Clay County
Howard House
Jimmy McVay
Kansas City
House
Mcvay
Hoh Petker
Lincoln
Neb
Sprint car program includes time trials and multiple races
The program features time trials three heat races a match race a consolation event and a feature race. Time trials qualification starts at 7 p.m. on September 13 with the first race set to roll at Bo'clock.
State begins annual inspection of Iowa school buses
The Transportation Division of the State Department of Public Instruction has started its yearly inspection of all public and parochial school buses in Iowa. Inspector schedules run through November 8 with Arthur Roberts directing the program from Independence and Waterloo starts August 1. Robert Roush, newly named DFL Consultant, will begin inspections September 8.
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Transportation Division
State Department of Public Institction
Iowa
Arthur Roberts
Independence
Waterloo
Robert Roush
DFL
St Luke’s Hospital Expands to 650 Beds in Cedar Rapids
St Luke’s Methodist Hospital in Cedar Rapids extends to 650 beds with a new 250 bed addition opening in August. The $8 million project boosts capacity on a 10 acre campus, featuring cruciform design, air conditioning, varied room types, advanced monitoring, and enhanced operating rooms. Construction began August 1965 funded by gifts, accumulations, a Hill Burton grant of 1.25 million and a $5 million mortgage.
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St. Luke's Methodist Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Hill-Burton
Test craft of their aractiveness to the horers
Gunnésson notes limited chances for a third brood with fewer than ten adult moths trapped by June 30. The report highlights eleven percent of U S doctors trained by the Veterans Administration.
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Gunnésson
U. S
The
Veterans Administration
SINGER JACK JONES STIRS MINNESOTA STATE PARTY SHOWS
The article notes singer Jack Jones headlining grandstand shows in Winona with a nine year veteran’s horse show at Mesien and a Royal Canadian musical troupe performing in August. It mentions ticket ordering from Minnesota State Palette and reports Mrs Harold Bowen bringing a giant twelve cucumber, measuring sixteen inches, to the newspaper office.
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Jack Jones
Minnesota
Paty Nisha
St. John
Mesien
Faiesaunys
Hakod
Winona
Yellen
Buber
Harttens
Minnesot Stag Pali
Harold Bowen
Marion Broughe
American Soybean Association Annual Meeting In New Orleans
The American Soybean Association holds its 48th annual meeting August 19 to 21 in New Orleans. Keith Barrett discusses the U.S. soybean outlook while Eugene Schmidt reports on West Germany as a major soybean market. Other topics include oilseed competition international sales and higher yields per acre to boost profits.
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American Soybean Association
New Orleans
Keith Barrett
U.S
Barrett
England
Fitea
Fie
Eugene Schmidt
Germany
DLL Millers Assa
West Ger
ASA
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