Ordville church to formalize as community group
The Soc Community Church near Ordville will formalize after a pot luck supper at the Ordville Recreation Hall. Rev Howard Osborne led the meeting with Elmer Schneider presenting finances. New officers were elected and a governing board chosen to craft a constitution and budget. A Boy Scouts charter was awarded troop No 86 at a ceremony in Sioux Recreation hall. Members from Ordville and nearby towns attended as arrangements for membership and activities continue.
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Soc
Ordville Recreation Hall
Howard Osborne
Sidney
Elmer Schneider
Glenn Conrad
J. H. Dissmore
Schneider
Rae Duncan
Charles P. Stewart
Richard J. Sothern Theron Jones
Leroy Emerson
Annd
Theron Jones
Ordville Loop
Wyobraska District
Boy Scouts
Ordville
Sioux Recreation Hall
Vergal A. Winn
E. B. Preble
Milton Nissen
Sidney Troop No
Robert Cutkosky
Harold Rouillard
C. W. Kenney
D. W. Rogers
Ted Tillotson
Sidney Junior High School
Carl DeBelly
Grace
McGrew
Fort Omaha
Capt
Shook
Shooks
Bennington
Dale Hurley
Myrna
Nebr
Charles W. Cluff
Minneapolis
Nebraska
Sod
Roy Conrad
Villisca
Glenn Conrads
Hall
Kansas
Carol Groves
Groves
Depot life and personnel news from SOD Omaha era
Reports from the depot hospital and SOD community detail recoveries from burns, transfers to Wright Field, nursing staff travels to Alliance, family arrivals at the depot, and social events. Highlights include Pfc Don White's release, Lt Victoria Blackburn at a nurse meeting, Capt Tonkovic’s family visit plans, and new births at the depot hospital.
Army Turns Napalm Into Soap at Schofield Barracks
The Army’s chemical warfare unit at Schofield Barracks Hawaii has repurposed napalm into a liquid soap with potential uses for dishes floors and some hospital applications. About 50 000 gallons could be produced in months from on hand agents, avoiding waste and saving war department costs. Machinery once for flamethrower liquid is now used to mix the soap at minimal labor.
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G.I
Pacific
Oahu
Hawaii
Chemical Warfare Service Command
Schofield Barracks
Hawai
War Department
Streptomycin Emerges as New Army Hospital Drug
Streptomycin from soil fungi is now used in U S Army general hospitals to treat urinary and other infections caused by gram negative bacteria resistant to penicillin. Dose runs to one million units daily in three injections over 24 hours. Production limited by the need to culture the fungus under strict lab controls, with wartime urgency now easing. Army priority focuses on spinal cord injury patients with urinary tract infections and some meningitis cases unresponsive to penicillin.
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General Army
Bedouin Life and Development in Saudi Arabia
The article notes minimal manufacturing in Saudi Arabia with Bedouin nomads tanning leather weaving coarse cloth tents and blankets and serving as blacksmiths and saddlers. Town artisans include weavers silversmiths masons and weapons makers while King Abdul Aziz al Saud has moved many Bedouins to urban life. Fertile wadis exist but irrigation is needed for farming. coffee and fruit are grown. Herding and pasture pursuit spurred nomadic roving, Arabs raise fine horses alongside goats sheep and camels, with little cattle due to forage limits and lack of cold storage.
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Saudi Arabia
Abdul Aziz al Saud
Keeping vitamin C rich citrus juice and fruit
Describes preserving vitamin C in citrus juice by chilling and reducing air exposure, and notes heat and air destroy vitamin C in cut fruit. Advises cutting near serving time and using unstrained juice. Recommends portions such as a half glass of juice or a whole orange, half grapefruit, or a couple of tangerines.
Blueberry Planting Tips For Acid Soils And Mulching
Blueberries prefer acid soil with pH 4.5 to 5.5. Large plants transplant better than small. Dig holes with peat moss or humus, plant deeper, firm soil, water to settle. Prune tops to 4 to 6 inches, mulch with well rotted sawdust to retain moisture.
Telegraph Ad Offers Ten Cent Lines for Business
An old advert from The Telegraph promotes blackface advertising, inviting business owners to try the service at ten cents per line. The notice reflects period marketing language and controversial imagery of its era.
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The
Telegraph
Experiments Increase Use of Farm Products
Research across regional laboratories shows multiple farm product advances. Cotton varieties improve tire performance by 300 percent in light truck rear positions, buckwheat yields rutin for hypertension treatment, and corn cobs or cottonseed hulls can produce 90 to 95 gallons of biofuel per ton with about half as ethyl alcohol.
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Agriculture Department
Southern Regional Research Laboratory
New Orleans
Wyndmoor
Peoria
Ill
Not All Hawks And Owls Destructive In Farm War On Rodents
Belief in hawk and owl destructiveness is widespread though many beneficial birds are harmed during wolf hunts. Barn owls and young have been linked to removing over 1500 mice and 200 rats in one season. Great Horned owl Cooper's hawk and Sharp shinned hawk aid in controlling rabbits quail and other birds.
Submerged Volcano Chain Sparks Islands Between Tokyo and Guam
Volcanic eruptions and earthquakes lift and crack the ocean crust along a 1600 mile undersea mountain belt. Islands rise and subside, with peaks like Aracas at 1047 feet and Suribachi at 500 feet marking activity near Iwo Jima and the Marianas group.
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Tokyo Bay
Guam
Marianas
Volcano
Bonin Islands
Marianas Arc
Suribachi
United States
Iwo Jima
Rayon production growth drives Southern textile boom
The rayon sector expanded in the South over the last 30 years as the man made fiber, derived from cellulose, gained a strong foothold. Refined wood pulp and cotton linters supply most inputs, making the region a center of rayon output with Southern plants producing about three quarters of domestic production. In 1939 the area’s rayon and allied products were valued at about 119 million dollars, with rayon broadwoven goods at 112 million dollars.
Trumpeter Swan Population Recovers Across National Reserves
The trumpeter swan, North America’s largest waterfowl, has quadrupled its numbers in a decade. U.S. total reaches at least 301 birds excluding Canada, with notable counts in Yellowstone, Red Rock Lakes Refuge, National Elk Refuge, and Malheur refuge, reflecting ongoing recovery efforts.
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United States
Red ‘Rock
Canadian
Yellowstone National Park
Red
Rock’ Lakes National Wildlife
Montana
National Elk Refuge
Wyoming
Malheur National Wildlife Refuge
Oregon
Venus Velvet Pencils Advertised for Stock at Tele graph
An advertisement claims Venus Velvet pencils are always in stock at The Telegraph with colored, indelible pencils and beads available for purchase.
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Telegraph
Venus
Future marriage announced for Miss Marie Anna Heed and Rex Hopkins
Word has been received of the approaching marriage of Miss Marie Anna Heed of Defiance Ohio to Mr Rex Hopkins of Toledo Ohio. The Heeds are former residents of the south Sunol community. An excellent gift is a U S Savings Bond. Buy them anytime. Art Nelson of Sidney was a business caller in this neighborhood Tuesday forenoon. Raymond Tilghman cared for business in Sidney Tuesday. Frank Suchy spent several days last week at the home of his brother Emil and Rose Mary. Lester Cook of near Potter called at the home of his brother Ivan Wednesday forenoon. Lloyd Tilghman and J B Lee called at the D E Dickinson home.
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Big City
Scott
Cooney
Overton
Nebraska
Officers’ Club
Depot Hospital
George K. Morgan
Umatilla
Lee Hendricks
Norma Collins
Ruth Seevers
Patricia and Olive Tyler
Ruby Noguchi
Harold Hansen
Cheyenne
Hansen
Harold McGinnes
Brooks General Hospital
San Antonio
Tex
McGinnes
Sod
Mark Atchison III
Kearney
Nebr
Mark Atchison
Kathleen Atchison
Iver Nelson
Post Exchange
Denver
Veteran's Administration
Nelson
Marvin Heskitt
Ordville
Heskitt
McCook
Ruben Myers
Melvina Jacobsen
Navy
Guam
Fred Brodine
Marie Anna Heed
Defiance
Ohio
Rex Hopkins
Toledo
South Sunol
U. S
Art Nelson
Sidney
Raymond Tilghman
Frank Suchy
Emil
Rose Mary
Canadian style bacon description for framing
The passage defines Canadian style bacon as pork loin with bones and tenderloin removed, cured and smoked, formed into a roll, often wrapped in stockinet or cellophane. It notes the meat is very lean and shares the color of smoked ham.
Stock Up On Adding Machine Paper At The Telegraph
The Telegraph Printing Co offers adding machine paper at any time and urges customers to stock up while supplies last. Paper remains scarce but the Printing Co keeps a steady stock of available paper.
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Telegraph Printing Co
Printing Co
Distinctive personalized station ery makes a nice Christmas gift
Stock just arrived for unique personalized station ery items. Limited quantities remain as Christmas approaches. Telegraph Want Ads Get Results.
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Telegraph
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James Cummings
California
Taylor Hospital
Erving Hanson
Ila Jean
New Lebanon
N. Y
S. J. Shaeffer
Rita Ross
Iowa
J. Shaeffer
Emersons
Alliance
Ralph Munger
Emerson
Hanson
Munger
Ross
Ralph Barnett
Alex Gursky
Gene Schock
Floyd Fisher
the Fox
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Austin Barrett
Victoria Blackburn
Ena Murphy
Murphy
Rita Murphy
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Marvel Snyder
Minatare
Dayton
Wright Field
Civil Service
University of Dayton
Gloria Snyder
Wright
Marvel
Sidney Uso
Floyd Harrington
Oscar Cutkosky
Paul Tonkovic
Denyse Maria
Robert Paul
Chicago
Capt. Tonkovic
Andrew
Tonkovic
Anna Romancik
Francis
Czechoslovakia
Tonky
Marge
Depot
David Campbell
Campbell
Sandra Sue
Henry E. Renken
Col. Renken
Katz
5Th Army
Talmage
Ralph E
Wentworth Military Academy
Renkens
Baptist Church
Ewald Sterz
Martin Luther
Theron’ Jones
Rudolf Anderson
Jack Scott
Omaha
Guy Beeney
Cummings
Melvin Reseigh
Anna Elliott
Sterling
Freeman Miller
Los Angeles
Miller
John Wagner
Wagner
Ray McKay
Sheryl Ann
Casper
Wye
Joe Rowe
Bessie Carey
Baird, Nebr
Wagners
Ray Talady
Carson
Mr. Talady
Taladys
Ava Gardner
Burt Lancaster
Ernest Hemingway
Robert Siodmak
Mark Hellinger
Universal
Army
D. E. Dickinson
Lester Cook
Near Potter
Ivan
Lloyd Tilghman
J. B. Lee
the Telegraph
Sidney Glass & Paint Co
Geo. W. Moore
Soe
Osborn
Cliff Russell
Mgr
Sidney, Nebraska
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