05 Jul 1951
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1951
Page
1
A vivid feature recounts a mother hearing a fatal crash as six year old Johnny darts into traffic. The piece blends local memories with notes on area births weddings and long-ago events including a 1921 Rolfe wedding and regional travel. It ends with a remark on cotton color variety.
A bicycle startup in Keokuk 70 years ago grew into Hubinger Company, Iowa's large starch and syrup producer. From broom trade to corn starch and syrup, the firm now processes 22,000 bushels daily and aims at seven million this year, with products spanning oil, protein, fibers, livestock feeds, and numerous syrups.
Mason City reports on the first Iowa Cancer Research Day at the University of Iowa Hospital in Iowa City. Dr. Cornelius P. Rhoads from New York City will speak about cancer research funded by the American Cancer Society with 300 volunteers in attendance. The event honors Dr. E. D. Plass with the Bronze Medal and presents 18 citations to Iowa scientists, plus tours of the radiation research laboratory.
The Hubinger Company and other corn processors are classified as critical industries. Last year 150 million bushels of corn fed industrial channels and likely the same amount will help sustain defense production this year under government encouragement. The text also notes the elephant cannot keep all four feet off the ground at once.
The Dairy Council Digest highlights thirteen essential minerals in a balanced diet including calcium phosphorus magnesium iron copper iodine sodium potassium chlorine manganese zinc sulfur and cobalt. Milk cheese and ice cream provide major calcium and other minerals while iodized salt helps iodine intake.
LeMars officials investigated a report of a man dead on the railroad embankment but discovered he was alive. He was taken to jail to sober up and understand the situation.
A column argues the State Department dominates policy, harming small businesses and risking life and liberty. Hearings by Senator Sparkman probe Acheson’s influence on British socialism, rubber politics, and press print allocations with claims the nation relies on 2 percent of newsprint while government uses 7 percent.
Eight cars were involved in an Osceola area crash when a driver tried to pass a truck going uphill. A car coming from the opposite direction forced the offender back, causing a chain reaction as following cars slowed, then the leading driver fled the scene.
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