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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1946

Page

6

Oldsters Show Up in News Worldwide Aging Peak

Longevity trends rise as octogenarians and nonagenarians grab headlines. A Daytona Beach shuffleboard tour with sixteen players totals 1,367 years of life among competitors. Jeremiah Campbellton of Caribou Maine approaches 107 after a fall. A 99-year-old Moorland Indiana farmer guides himself with hay wires. Isobella Shepherd of Rhuddlan claims 106 but officials say 112. Reverend Theodore Farry marked his 100th birthday with a sermon on a clean life. Clarence OHoyt died at 102 after a car crash, battling for ten days. Each day brings stories of people reaching 80 or more.

Daytona Beach Fin Caribou Maine Jeremiah Campbellton Moorland Ind David Rhoades Isobella Shepherd Rhuddlan Flintshire England

All Baseball Teams To Be 1946 Champs Predictions Show

Sports writers predict pennant winners across majors. Cubs manager Charlie Grimm touts pennant spirit while Mort Cooper notes his elbow injury improving. Braves and Cardinals forecast strong seasons, White Sox manager Dykes touts a deep roster. Joe Louis and Billy Conn prompt nostalgia over age and titles.

Steve Edwards Cubs Cards Browns Tigers Yankees Braves Charlie Grimm Chicago Cubs Mort Cooper Boston Braves Boston Red Sox Ron Northy Vince DiMaggio Joe Louis Billy Conn Sike John Sullivan Paddy Ryan Jez Conn

Stinson Voyager 150 Production Starts in Wayne Michigan

Production of the four place Voyager 150 has begun at the Stinson factory in Wayne Michigan after extensive tests by experienced pilots. The prototype underwent high altitude testing near Creede Colorado at 6700 feet. Will Rogers Field Oklahoma City will host several CAA activities including the standardization center and maintenance base as part of centralizing training.

Stinson Wayne Michigan Rocky Mountains Colorado Creede Colo CAA United States Will. Rogers

Ercoupe Declared One of Safest Planes by CAA

The Ercoupe was declared among the safest planes to fly after the Civil Aviation Authority certified it as incapable of spinning. This designation underscores its high safety standard and resilience in common flight conditions.

CAA

Folding Wings Could Cut Hangar Costs and Boost Airfield Income

Advocates say folding wings would save owners over 150 dollars yearly in storage charges while increasing airfield revenue. Geisse of the CAA cites two thirds lower hangar construction costs per plane and greater capacity at small fields.

John H. Geisse CAA Geisse

Lindsborg Israel of the Plains Hosts Messiah Pilgrims

In Lindsborg Kansas known as the Oberammergau of the Plains thousands of Easter pilgrims will attend performances of The Messiah in Prosser hall Bethany college. Since 1882 a 500 voice choir and 65 piece orchestra led by Dr Hagbard Brase have sung the oratorio attracting famed artists like Madame Nordica and Galli-Curei.

Bethany College Oratorio Society Lindshorz Kan Haghard Brase Lindsborg Oberammergau Middle West Prosser Hall Bethany College Hondale Bethany Lutheran Church Kansas Madame Nordica Bethany Hempel Elman Schumann-Heink Galii-Curei

From Turner Field to One Sergeant Major at Turner Field

Turner Field near Albany downsized to one sergeant major while more than 200 officers remain. A civilian staff and the lone sergeant supervise 550 airplanes kept in reliable storage, with many civilian workers being former servicemen.

Turner Field Albany

G I Joe Pony Worth 20000 Dollars in Chicago Sale

The Shetland pony G I Joe set a new high in price rising to 20000 dollars after being bought in Chicago for 15000 last November. An Indianapolis businessman later sold Joe to J L Young of Valley View farm in Barrington for 20000. He originally cost 1500 and had sold for 10000 at a Springfield show to H Leslie Atlass of Wheaton before passing to an Indianapolis buyer.

Chicago Joe Chicago Coliseum Indianapolis J. L. Young Valley View Farm Barrington Springfield H. Leslie Atlass Wheaton

P-80 Fuel Tank Falls Near Farm in Kansas

In Sabetha Kansas a P-80 Shooting Star jet dropped one of its auxiliary fuel tanks. The aluminum tank, about 12 feet long, landed near Otho L. Johnstone after he heard the jet and could not see the aircraft. Another tank was found nearby by Albert Holthaus, suggesting both may come from the same plane.

Sabetha Kans Otho L. Johnstone Albert Holthaus Maple Shade School

Jeeps Conquer Mud For Rural Carriers

In Pickens county Georgia two rural mail carriers W J Hemrick and R E Williams started using jeeps to beat mud on winter routes. They found four wheel drive allowed access through heavy conditions with only one doubt after a two inch rain. They proved jeeps keep mail moving through snow rain heat and night and proved a peace time use for the vehicle.

Jasper Georgia Pickens County W. J. Hemrick R. E. Williams Hemrick Talking Rock Williams Hamrick Fickens County

Farm Machinery Output Rises in 1945 Despite War Years

Washington reports 1945 farm machinery production at 683.5 million dollars, up over 20 million from 1944. Repair parts and attachments totaled 240.0 million, irrigation and domestic water systems led gains, and many new power farming devices are expected by end of 1946.

Washington Civilian Production Administration

U S Date Industry Expands in Southwest

The United States date industry shows growing expansion in Arizona and Southern California. Since 1944 production rose from about 1 million pounds to 18 million pounds by that era, with yields around 16 000 pounds per acre. Growth stems from Department of Agriculture explorations and importation of varieties since 1890.

U. S United States The Agricultural Research Administration American Southwest Department of Agriculture

Faded Home Fabrics Easily Rejuvenated

Faded draperies and slip covers can be rejuvenated by dyeing to a deeper shade or, for color changes, by removing old color first and dyeing anew. If dyeing isn’t desired, flip draperies to hide faded parts or move sun faded pieces to sunny walls for better effect. Old tablecloths can become place mats by bright dye and simple hemming.

Proper Planting Builds a Strong Lawn For Spring Seeding

Spring and fall are good for new lawns with spring favored when annual weeds are heavy. Prepare 6 inch deep soil, avoid subsoil disruption, pulverize and pack, fill drainage if needed, tile poor areas, spread four pounds of plant food per hundred square feet, level and roll, drag to press seed, keep topsoil damp to protect seedlings.

New Drying Oils Break Through in Varnish Making

In the drying oils field wartime shortages spurred molecular modifications to reproduce properties of imported oils. Dehydrated castor oil mimics tung oil with no yellowing and no odor. New formulas using synthetic resins dry faster and resist water. Reoriented molecules of linseed, soybean, and cottonseed oils improve performance, and petroleum derivatives now yield superior varnish results.

Vegetable Pie Hearty Meat Flavor from Broth Top with Potatoes

Make a hearty one meal dish by simmering vegetable and meat broth for depth. Combine vegetables, thicken with flour slurry, bake under a crust of mashed potatoes or biscuit rounds until golden brown.

Orange Crate Living Room Table Sketch

A practical table crafted from an orange crate serves as a living room addition. The top can be cut from plywood, offering a harmless, inexpensive interim piece while awaiting additional furniture. The sketch originates from Sewing Books detailing thirty two pages of on hand and new material projects from shops.

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