Indochina Red Threat and Viet Nam Border Strife
A briefing on Indochina's strategic danger amid Chinese Communist influence. The article notes an 830 mile border with Red China, a critical 620 mile section dividing China and North Viet Nam, and Ho Chi Minh forces pressing French troops around Hanoi Haiphong Moncay. It highlights Viet Minh advances, key posts, and rail links from Hanoi through Laokay to Mengisz and Kunming.
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Korea
Tonkin
Innam
Cochin China
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Red Rouge River
Vietnam
Greece
Red River
Haiphong
Moncay
Bao Dai
Oftnam
Laokay
Caobang
Jangson
Lochinh
China
Indochina
Kiet Nam
Mengisz
Kunmingshina
Poultry Expert Urges Pullets for Better Egg Profits
Oregon State College poultry specialist Noel Bennion advises commercial egg producers to focus on pullet flocks. He notes pullets lay 5 to 30 percent more eggs than year old hens, and egg prices peak in the last six months of the year. Replacing 50 to 100 percent of laying stock annually is common, as molting reduces production.
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Noel Bennion
Oregon State College
Ays
Bennion
Poor clerk turned archaeologist uncovers ancient Troy
Heinrich Schliemann, a self taught reader of Greek and former grocery clerk, used Homer as his guide to locate Troy. After amassing wealth in oil, he traveled to Asia Minor to challenge scholars who doubted Troy and the Trojan War. Critics laughed at his expedition until his 1870s excavations proved fruitful.
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Heinrich Schliemann
Troy
Schliemann
Asia Minor
Spectacular Trans-Iranian Railroad Highlighted
The Trans-Iranian Railway, a World War II lend-lease conduit to the Russian border, is praised as a spectacular engineering feat. It features 224 tunnels and 4,102 bridges along a corkscrew route through sheer gorge walls.
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Persian Gulf
Gypsum’s Wide Range Of Uses Across Industries
Gypsum serves as a key material in plaster cement and stucco. It acts as a filler in paper and helps imitate marble. It is also used as a fertilizer and as a retarder in cement manufacture.
Miss Marjorie Barlow to teach at Sacred Heart college
From the Telegraph files, 14 years ago Miss Marjorie Barlow left for Louisville Kentucky to resume duties at Sacred Heart college. En route she planned a day in Columbus with an aunt and a Chicago three day visit with another aunt.
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R. G. Eggers
Wilma Gemeinhardt
St. Louis
Lutheran Hospital
Carl Hutchison
Nebraska
New York City
Hutchison
Jexon McIntosh
Beatrice Perry
Omaha
Sidney
Social News From York County Visitors in Cheyenne County
Mrs. McClure widow of pioneer James C. McClure of the South Divide near Lorenzo visits Cheyenne County friends. R G Tate and family from Lodge Pole shop in auto. Prof C E Barber, ex Sidney principal, now teaches at Occidental College in Los Angeles. Kruse Bros move saloon fixtures to new stone building. Mr and Mrs J C Hudson spend a week with North River friends. Minnie Joyce and Denver niece stay at Bassett home. Laura Sharmer visits Mary Persimger at Hardscrabble ranch. J W Brackhage family depart for Crete Neb. Mrs J T Scott and children head to Smithville Ind. for weeks. George Gorham returns from Iowa visit. James Mitchell renews subscription for A J Walsh Lancashire England and plans Mt. Pleasant Ia cancer treatment for Mrs Mitchell. Miss Wright departs for Council Bluffs Ia.
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Laura Sharmer
Mary Persimger
Hardscrabble Ranch
J. W. Brackhage
Crete
Neb
J. T. Scott
Smithville
Ind
George Gorham
Iowa
James Mitchell
A. J. Walsh
Lancashire
England
Cotter and Wife and a Wolf Chase at the Fair
Miss ONeal heads to San Francisco while Charley Nelson brings his pack of hounds to the city for daily wolf chases around the fair grounds. Henry Domer travels to Ili nois and Indiana for business. Miss Propst of Sterling visits Sidney aunt Mrs Shelton. A note on Spanish Rice discusses its ancient cultivation and mentions the Bible and Talmud.
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Cotter
Miss O’neal
San Francisco
Cal
Charley Nelson
Henry Domer
Ilinois
Indiana
Miss Propst
Sterling
Mrs. Shelton
Sidney
Mrs Reilly and daughter return from Iowa visit
Mrs W C Reilly and her daughter came back last Saturday after an extended stay in Iowa. Dick Watkins of Wellsville completed proof on his claim with Bill Watkins and Mortimer Brown as witnesses. Miss Sally O Neal of Lexington Kentucky is visiting Dr.
Iowa House and Senate Structure Summary
The Iowa House has 108 members: 99 counties each elect one representative plus nine populous counties elect an additional representative. Representatives serve two years. The Iowa Senate has 50 members, with each senator serving a four year term.
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Iowa
House of Representatives
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SETI
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