Civil Service Jobs Announce Accountants Auditors Openings
New job announcements offer accounting and auditing roles for degree holders with limited experience. Positions with federal agencies target large metro areas across several states with salaries from $8218 to 310,927 annually, issued by the St. Louis Interagency Board of U S Civil Service Examiners.
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Accountants-Auditors
Misin
St. Louis Interagency Board
U 5
Civil Service Examiners
Iowa
Minersota
Missouri
Madison
8. Clair
Uinois
Nebraska
South Dakota
Douglas County
Wisconsin
Six To Run for City Office in Rock Valley Election
Petition filings show a six candidate slate on one ticket for Rock Valley from Mayor to Council at Large. The group includes Potter for Mayor Walter J. Waratjes Maurice Van Voorst Jr Ruswell P Simonien Willian Van Maanan Donald Elen and Hoogendoem as justice of the peace hopeful.
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Rock Valley
Toin
Potter
Walter J. Waratjes
Maurice van Voorst, Jr
Ruswell P
Simonien Willian van Maanan
Donald
Elen
Iva
1.1. Hoogendoem
Justice of the Peace
Rock Township
New VA Training Shapes Half of New Doctors
A VA progress report to President Johnson notes about half of annual US medical graduates train in VA programs. The Veterans Administration runs 165 hospitals and trains thousands in 20 disciplines, affiliating with 16 of 88 medical schools and 62 of 47 dental schools. It requests over 1.3 billion dollars for Fiscal Year 1963, the VA’s largest medical care budget to date.
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Deiver
Driver
Veterans Administration
Viet Nam
Department of Medicine and Surgery
United States
Johnson
Administrator of Veterans Affairs
William J. Driver
Mushroom and Onion Harvest Report From Wilton Area
Byron Bryant, grandson of Frank Haven, found three 2 1/2 to 3 pound mushrooms near the Guy farm at Wilton. Mrs Jim Kaan of Delle Plaine reports onions this season with four bulbs weighing 2 1/2 to 3 pounds each.
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Byron Bryant
Frank Haven
Cocal Wotton Junction
Guy Farm
Wilton
Jim Kaan
Delle Plaine
Corn starch used in many products from pills to paper
The article details corn starch uses across industries including medicine pills adhesives in wallboard and plywood, paper making and textiles. It notes starch as a binder in drugs and as a diluent in various products while highlighting its role in explosives and ore refining and mentions a speaker Don Davis from Fayette noting potato harvests.
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Fee
Prevent Corn Loss To Rats In Gribs
O'Brien county extension director John Longstreen and Iowa State University expert Harold Gunderson outline steps to protect stored corn from rats. Safer barns include clearing debris, repairing floors, installing metal and hardware cloth barriers, using rat poison properly, and spraying facilities to deter pests. These measures aim to keep harvested corn clean and reduce stress on livestock.
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O'Brien
John Longstreen
Harold Gunderson
Iowa State University
Erib
Gunderson
Myriad of Uses For Corn Starch
A corn kernel soon harvested across America yields feed and food and also thousands of industrial items. Corn starch, the chief product of corn refining, supports products from foot powders to surgical dressings and pills, with about 93 percent of US starch from corn refining.
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America
Robert C. Lie
Benow
Corn Reficers Association, Inc
Washington, D.C
United States
Liebenow
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