Cloud Seeders Defend Rain Claim in Rainy June Debate
Norman Good of the Southwestern Nebraska Weather Improvement Association defends cloud seeding amid June rains and hail. He says seeding cannot force weather but can increase rainfall when clouds exist, and cites a statewide hail suppression project in Washington and Logan counties Colorado. He notes accusations, explains silver iodide safety, and stresses seeders aim to reduce hail damage with scientifically proven methods.
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Norman Good
Chappell
Southwestern Nebraska Weather Improvement Association, Inc
Mr. Good
Washington
Logan
Colorado
Good
Weather Modification Commission of Colorado
Southeastern Colorado
Arkansas Valley
Bright Dressing Ideas for Summer Salads From USDA Bureau
Food specialists of the U S Department of Agriculture offer bright dressings to vary salads. Two sweet-sour dressings are provided: a Sweet French dressing and a Cooked salad dressing with step by step ingredients and preparation.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics
Lucky Girls 4-H Club Holds Ninth Meeting
The Lucky Girls 4-H club met July 18 at Mrs Dan Benzels home with four members and one leader present. The sponge cake demonstration was by the leader. Visitor Mrs Carl Benzel attended. Next meeting will be at the park with a picnic lunch on August 5 at 12:00. Barbara Benzel, Reporter.
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Lucky Girls 4-H Club
Dan Benzel
Carl Benzel
Legion Park
Sidney
Hugh Paris
Donald Dean Hawkins
CROP Contest Offers Cash Prizes in Nebraska Editorial Drive
An editorial contest open to all Nebraska newspapers was announced by Merlin Frantz for the CROP program. Nebraska Farmer and S R McKelvie sponsor prizes of 25, 10, and 5 dollars for top editorials. Closing date is November 1, 1951, with entries mailed to the Nebraska CROP Office in Lincoln. Busy Body Clubs Meet at Wendell Paris Home. nine members attend plus two visitors.
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Nebraska
Merlin Frantz
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Nebraska Farmer
S. R. McKelvie
Farm Magazine
W. H. Brokaw
Nebraska Extension Service
State
Tom Leadley
Nebraska Farm
Anene
William F. Swindler
University of Nebraska School of Journalism
Paul Wagner
Val Peterson
Dakota County Star
The
Wendell Paris
Typing paper and typing supplies advertised by The Telegraph
Advertisement notes stock of typing paper mineograph paper and typewriter or pencil carbon available from The Telegraph.
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Telegraph
Diesel-Electric Locomotives Lead Passenger Freight Roles
Diesel engines power nearly 60 percent of passenger service, about 50 percent of freight traffic, and 60 percent of switching operations, marking diesel-electric locomotives as dominant in rail use.
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