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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1952
Page
5
The piece warns on fire safety with matches and notes common user errors. It cites U.S. manufacturing controls, testing for heat and afterglow, and stresses keeping matches away from children and hot spots. It urges constant respect for fire and safe handling.
The James V. Forrestal super carrier will take three years to build at a cost of 218 million dollars. Major George Fielding Eliot emphasizes its role in combining striking power with mobility as central to American military strength. The ship features a flight deck of eight and a half acres and a hangar deck below, with turbines delivering over a quarter million horsepower to propel the vessel at high speed.
Engineers nationwide wrestle with titanium as a new engineering metal. Discovered as a chemical element during Washington's era, its difficulty in ore separation delayed exploitation. Now titanium moves beyond laboratory curiosity with potential for lighter, stronger components in military and aeronautical applications reducing aircraft weight by up to several tons.
The article outlines methods to lift stains from sinks using mild abrasives and acids for rust stains, recommending vinegar or lemon juice when diluted. It notes stronger agents like hydro chloric acid and bleaching solutions work on general porcelain stains, while trays resist color penetration. It warns soap and water with mild abrasives or lemon juice may fail on plastic, and warns organic solvents could dissolve celluloid.
Acheson faces Baltic corridor risks amid Soviet maneuvers as U S Air Force plans extra precautions for Berlin over Baltic region. Intelligence notes emphasize heavy Russian activity in Peenemuende Warnemuende and vast naval strength compared with the U S.
Mrs Warren Zimmerman and Mrs Cameron Lowe joined Tuesday coffee at Mrs Roy Thomas. Mr and Mrs Ernest Erickson of Courtland visited Friday evening. Rev and Mrs N H Pearson visited Sunday at Ed Swanson home. Mrs Durton BR Ray and daughter and Mrs Keith Lowe and daughter of Hardy Neb were Thursday dinner guests of Mrs Cameron Lowe.
Ann Currie visited Friday through Sunday with Marilyn Milner and Mrs. John Stolander spent Thursday with Mrs. Louise Hay. Mrs. Fred Evert shared Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Maggie Hohman.
Mr and Mrs H W Dungan and others visited the Ed Swanson home for a Sunday dinner. The gathering included Charles Robert James of Aieke Tenn and guests Adolph Nelson and John Carlson among the attendees.
Mr and Mrs Bill Haskins spent last week on a vacation trip to the Ozarks. Mrs John Lynch of Lincoln Nebraska is spending a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs Bill Haskins. Mr and Mrs Steven Tingstrom of Superior Nebraska and Mr and Mrs Keith Lowe and baby of Hardy Nebraska were Tuesday evening visitors of Mr and Mrs Cameron Lowe.
The past week saw callers Mrs. Henry Henriksen Kenneth and Mrs. Walter Boyles and Lynette call on Mrs. S. B. Boyles.
Callers over the past week visited the Ted Larson home including Mrs J F Swan son Mrs Ellen Day and numerous Swanson family members. Dennis Clarence Swanson and fanally joined by Vic Erickson Oliver Isaacson Delma Nelson Roy Thomas Sara Rydwall Paul Everhart and Linda among others.
Friday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Paul Everhart Linda Mrs Sara Rydvall Cora Neggenson and Carrol Childester of Osage Iowa. Dennis Kohl Carl Isaacson Harold McDowell and Glenn and Lawrence Stenson returned Sunday from a week long trip through Minnesota and Canada reporting a wonderful vacation.
Mr and Mrs Roy Pilcher of Pueblo Colorado spent Friday evening at the home of Bill Haskins.
Mr and Mrs Lars Hanson spent Sunday in Hastings Nebraska with unspecified activities mentioned in a brief social note. The record records personal travel amid local society pages.
Mr and Mrs D L Appleby Mre Josie Dunstan and Will Dunstan of Formosa were Wednesday evening supper guests at the Carl R Peterson residence.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Dirks and Carol of Hutchinson spent the weekends with Mr and Mrs Ben Marshall and Mr and Mrs John Nylund and John ny and Jimmy.
Kenneth Swhercinsky spends Saturday afternoon with Johnny and Ronnie Odell. The gathering highlights a casual visit among local residents.
Judy Stephenson of Wichita spent Sunday and Monday at the Oscar Odell residence, staying for a short visit with the Odell family in the city.
The Legion Auxiliary will meet Wednesday evening at the Legion hall to discuss upcoming events and activities. Members are reminded to bring reports and prepare for the planned programs.
Mrs Glenwood freed visited her either Mrs Alta Goodwin in Belleville on Monday.
Sgt. and Mrs. Gaylord Freed returned to Manhattan for a short visit with relatives and friends.
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