Women report 45 percent earn under $3000 yearly
New York The National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs surveyed 160000 women and found 45 percent earn less than 3000 dollars annually. Age affects earnings with those 45 to 65 most likely above 5000 dollars and under 35 least likely. Many provide family support and most members are or have been married.
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New York
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Federation
Safety Parents Urged to Teach Bicycle Precautions
The American Medical Association Journal calls on parents to teach children bicycle safety after reporting about 600 annual deaths. Most fatalities occur May through October and 70 percent involve boys aged 5 to 19. collisions with motor vehicles are the major risk.
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Ghicago
American Medical Association Journal
Airlines Carry 166 Million Since 1926
Washington The Aircraft Industries Association says scheduled airlines have carried over 166 million passengers since 1926 and logged more than 3 million passenger miles in 71 years. The figure is described as the equivalent of a giant airlift transporting every living person 34 miles.
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Washington
The
Aircraft Industries Association
United States
Association
Planes
Congress
New Stuffed Chair Delivers In-Home Rubdown
In New York a stuffed living room chair offers a built in massage. Motors and foam panels respond to a switch with adjustable speed, massaging sides and back. Three positions exist sitting half recline and horizontal with a wall outlet connection.
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New York
Collision Restores Hearing for Deaf Boy Floyd Mills
In Los Angeles Floyd Mills who had been deaf since 1950 after diphtheria regained hearing after a traffic accident. His mother’s car collided with another, Floyd bumped his head on the dashboard, woke in an ambulance and exclaimed I hear noises. An attendant asked questions and he answered eagerly.
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Los Angeles
Floyd Mills
Floyd
New Ulcer Pills Allow Diet Freedom, Say AMA
New ulcer treatment reported by the American Medical Association uses frequent anti acid pills to overwhelm stomach acids in the first day. After initial care, patients may eat freely while pills prevent distress, with double doses at night. treatment claims to reduce flare ups that recur seasonally.
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New York
American Medical Association
Aluminum May Save Old Pirate Island
Washington reports that Jamaica may rebound from poverty as 320 million tons of bauxite lie in central mountain soil. U S and Canadian investors plan 60 million dollars for docks and open pit mining with imported heavy machinery, reviving Port Royal era hopes.
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Old Pirate Island
Washington
Jamaica
United States
Canada
Columbus
Hart
Port Royal
Navy Tests Underwater Wings For Faster Boats
The Navy reports experiments with hydrofoils on small craft to lift hulls above water at speed, reducing drag and boosting speed. The system remains experimental but could apply to various boats. A Swedish ferry reportedly reaches 84 knots and a German hydrofoil boat hit 50 knots.
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Navy
Washington
Plastic fillings in use says Dr Slack at Penn
Dr Fred Slack associate professor of prosthetic research at the University of Pennsylvania reports a new plastic filling is now in use and has been used on about ten thousand persons. It can be installed with much less drilling and pain than other fillings and appears to endure as well as other types though longer observation is needed. The fillings have adhesive qualities and drilling is reduced by a quarter to a half.
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Cleveland
Fred Slack
University of Pennsylvania
Slack
Paris Councilman Walks 24 Hours in Montmarte for $28
Robert Ruaux a heavyweight Paris council member and former wrestling champion walked 75 miles over 24 hours in Montmarte to win a barber's $28 bet. He said he was just keeping in form.
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Paris
Montmarte
Robert Ruaux
Career Day Set at Titonka by County Masters Club
A county wide Career Day for Kossuth County juniors and seniors is planned for April 13 in Titonka with all area schools attending except Algona. Dr. Ray Bryan of Iowa State College will give the opening address, followed by sessions led by educators and professionals from four state schools and various fields.
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Kossuth County
Titonka
Algona
Eagle Grove
Ray Bryan
Iowa State College
Ames
B. E. Rhoades
State University of Iowa
Wayne DeVaul
Carolyn Ladd
Iowa State Teachers College
Fred Thompson
Waldorf College
Forest City
Albert M. Sherick
Clove ‘Y. Douglas
Agriculture
Robert Collins
Donald E. Rhoades
University of Iowa Music
Myron E. Russel
Towa State Teachers College
Jean Baer
University of Iowa
William Hopp
Jean Bontz
Women, Iowa State Teachers Selling and Merchandising
W. H. Bartlett of Algona leads the social service program in collaboration with Frank Itzin and the University of Iowa to promote secretarial training. W. R. Hamilton heads the Hamilton School of Commerce in Mason City offering teaching programs. Dr. Clifford E. Bishop, head of the Education department, and Dr. O. H. Covault, professor of Veterinary Medicine, Iowa State College, are connected to these efforts.
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Iowa State Teachers College
W. H. Bartlett
Algona
Frank Itzin
University of Iowa
W. R.hamilton
Hamilton School of Commerce
Mason City
Clifford E. Bishop
Department of Education
O. H. Covault
Iowa State College
Immanuel Lutheran confirms six youths in service
Immanuel Lutheran H A Diers pastor leads confirmation for Louise Boyken Eldon Krause Neal Loeschen Daryl Meyer Robert Ostermann and Glenn Schmidt at 10 30 a m The church announces Holy Communion details for Holy Thursday evening and Holy Good Friday morning Holy Week activities include Sunday School and Bible Class at 9 30 a m WMLS study group Thursday at 2 pm Junior Choir 7 pm Senior Choir 8 pm and confirmation instruction Saturday at 8 am
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Immanuel Lutheran H. A
W.mls
Petit Jurors Named for April Algona Court Term
Petit jurors drawn for the April term of court convening in Algona April 12 include residents from Algona Titanica Bancroft Hode LaVerne Ledyard Burt Lakota Armstrong West Bend Fenton Lone Rock Swea City St Benedict Corwith Buffalo Center and others. The list names 28 jurors such as Dorothy Arend Delores Cramer John Dreesman James Elmore Warren Nelson Ellen Raney Jessie Reid Mary Schneider Julius Seiler Richard Sjogren Freda Steussy Bernetta Wilden Henry Baade Helen Schram Helen Thacker G D Welhousen Ray Welp Milford Berg Richard Chipman William Fuchs Rose Murphy Margaret Schiltz Alphons Berte William Hammer Gertrude Redling Matt Bosch Donald Leigh Alfred Busch Marvin Lloyd Fred Davis John Lewick Mike Christ Chas Stroebel Doris Ukena Axel Erickson Werner Gade Wayne Smith Evelyn Haase John Theesfield Donald Weisbrod Brom Elmore Thomas Johnson Dave Lynch Wilfred Mitchell Verne Mortensen Linus Peterson Milton Uhr N H Rakopf Agnes Rosen smeyer Sam Winter.
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Algona
Dorothy Arend
Delores Cramer
John Dreesman
James Elmore
Warren C. Nelson
Ellen Raney
Jessie Reid
Mary Schneider
Julius Seiler
Richard Sjogren
Freda Steussy
Bernetta Wilden
Titanica
Henry Baade
Helen Schram
Helen Thacker
G. D. Welhousen
Ray Welp
Bancroft
Milford Berg
Richard Chipman
William Fuchs
Rose Murphy
Margaret Schiltz
Hode
Alphons Berte
William Hammer
Gertrude Redling
LaVerne
Matt Bosch
Donald Leigh
Ledyard
Alfred Busch
Marvin Lloyd
Burt
Fred Davis
John Lewick
Lakota
Mike Christ
Chas
Stroebel
Doris Ukena
Armstrong
Axel Erickson
West Bend
Werner Gade
Wayne Smith
Fenton
Evelyn Haase
John Theesfield
Donald Weisbrod
Brom Elmore
Thomas Johnson
Lone Rock
Dave Lynch
Wilfred Mitchell
Swea
Verne Mortense
Titonka Topic subscription details and rates
The Titonka Topic lists subscription options with rates of 2.00 per year in advance for Kossuth County and Titonka territory, 2.50 per year outside the area, and 3.00 per year for Canada and foreign countries. It notes continuing subscriptions until canceled by subscribers or at the publisher's discretion.
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Kossuth County
Titonka
Canada
Woden Auxiliary Holds April 1 Meeting
Woden Unit 628 met Thursday evening April 1 with President Mae Tweet presiding. Twenty members attended. eleven wore pins. Reports covered May committee assignments, Sunshine cards to several members, magazine outreach to Woodward, and charitable actions.
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WODEN
Mae Tweet
Elsie Helm
Kathryn Quinn
Matie Orthel
Marjorie Beye
Sunshine
Theresa Gerdes
Dianne Gerdes
Sherman Beye
Dick Boyken
Paul Eisenmann
Naoma Isebrand
Sadie Griswold
Janelle Gerdes
Martha Larson
Woodward
Irma Tindall
Louise Smith
Virginia Tisdale
Martha Halversen
God of Our
Kanawha and Denison meetings announced amid club notices
The group schedules a county meeting at Kanawha on April 27 and a district conference at Denison on April 29. Members are invited to attend. contact the President if interested. A rummage sale opens April 24 at 9 am with lunch served. an executive board meeting is set for April 15 at Mildred Fredrieckson’s home.
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Kanawha
Denison
Mildred Fredrieckson
Ann Christensen
Mattie Eisenmann
Mexico
Frieda Larson
Hannah Tegtmeyer
Leota Gerdes
Gustalt of Kellerton Reaches 96th Birthday Milestone
One of Iowa's oldest residents Gustalt of Kellerton marked his 96th birthday spotlighting a long life in Kellerton with community acknowledgment and family celebration.
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Iowa
Gustalt of
Kellerton
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