Army Ordnance Management School trains 1500th student at Rock Island Arsenal
After fifteen months of operation the Army Ordnance Management Engineering School at Rock Island Arsenal enrolled its 1500th student in a class starting July 6 with graduation on July 17. The program, created by General X. L. Ford to address Korea era needs, involves officers, enlisted, and civilian staff from 42 of 97 establishments.
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Washington
Army Ordnance Management Engineering School
Rock Island Arsenal
Rock Island
Ordnance Management Engineering
X. L. Ford
Ordnance
Ordnance Corps
Korea
Ford
Sidney
Sioux Ordinance Depot
Ordnance Management Engineering Training School
L. G. Smoak
Colonel Smoak
Arsenal
Marvin KE. Mandel
Mandel
Purdue University
New York University
University of Texas
University of Iowa
University of California
Golden Gate College
Washington University
Gummed tape on hand available at The Telegraph
The Telegraph reports available stock of gummed tape in all sizes. The notice notes ready supply for customers needing various widths and lengths.
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Telegraph
News of Mrs Haskell and visiting relatives in Denver
Mrs W Haskell and Mrs Jas Haskell and Marcella travel to Denver for medical attention. Numerous July 4th visits and gatherings are noted, including Bill and Billy Ray Christens, John Sick family, Fred Weible in Lewellen, Leonard Bond, Dutton and Schoeder families, and trips to Chicago and New York for Ruth McRoberts and Doris Bartling. Local dinners, picnics at Lake McConaughy, and multiple extended family visits are listed with neighbors and friends from Lewellen, Yuma, Oshkosh, Sidney, and nearby towns.
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W. W. “Hskell
Jas. Haskell
Marcella
Denver
Vic Dutton
Bill Christensens
Billy Ray Christensens
John Sick
Melvin
Ronnie Sick
Roberta Franzen
Leonard Bond
Fred Weible
Lewellen
Linda
Weible
John Higgins
A. J. Stoll
Marvin
Tommy Sutton
Floya Stoll
Ed Schmidt
Richard Bartling
Vernon Bartling
Olio Eineman
Wayne Bodn
Dixie Dykman
Jane Brown
Audrey
Gene Thompson
Lew Quinn
Lake McConaughy
Ruth McRoberts
Doris Bartling
Chicago
New York
Niagra Falls
George Hillman
Wayne Campbell
Harold Isley
Greeley
Colo
Viola Weigers
Albert Kinney
Fred Wieble
Oshkosh
Tecumseh
Harry Chill
Pocatello
Idaho
James Campbell
James Jacobs
R. O. Bond
Edith Schroeder
Don Robinson
Rita Connely
Cindy
Sidney
No Land Too Poor To Raise Alfalfa
Ohio State agronomist Earl Jones says no land is too poor to grow alfalfa with proper seedbeds and fertilization. Nebraska extension soils expert M D Weldon adds soil testing and recommended lime and fertilizer before seeding can convert poor land to productive soil, with county agents providing soil testing guidance.
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Earl Jones
Ohio State University Extension Agronomist
Ohio
Jones
University of Nebraska
M. D. Weldon
Extension
Nebraska
Snap Beans Cooked With Savory To Boost Flavor
A simple kitchen tip suggests adding a pinch of dried savory to snap beans during cooking to enhance their taste. The note emphasizes a quick, practical flavor boost without altering other ingredients.
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Moores Glass & Paint Co
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