Need for Korea program dominates Gillette memo
Senator Gillette argues for a unified Korea after the war with an integrated policy of relief rebuilding security and prosperity. He urges UN commitment to reunification and elimination of the 38th parallel and notes radio address text availability. He covers defense production acts, commodity regulation, coffee price reports, and various congressional actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
38Th Parallel
United States
United Nations
WGN
Chicago
Washington
Senate
Congress
Agriculture Department
Commodity Exchange
House
Senate Agriculture Committee
State Department
Engaged Virginia Eden to wed Steven J Oakley this fall
Mr and Mrs Nick Eden West Liberty announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Virginia Eden of Tawa City to Steven J Oakley son of Mr and Mrs George Oakley Marion Iowa. The wedding is planned for September 9 at the Congregational Church in Iowa City. Virginia is a Mercy Hospital School of Nursing graduate and a University hospital blood bank technician. Steven graduates from the University School of Commerce this month and will work in Cedar Rapids real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WODEN
Nick Eden
West Liberty
Toya
Virginia
Tawa City
Steven J. Oakley
George Oakley
Marion
Iowa
Congregational Church
Iowa City
Miss Eden
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
University Hospital
Oakley
School of Commerce
Tthe University
Cedar Rapids
Public urged to learn truth about heart disease
Yale doctor Dr. Harold M. Marvin president of the American Heart Association says the public must understand that heart attacks are not universally fatal or disabling and that many with heart disease live active lives. He lists five common heart illnesses including congenital disease syphilis related, rheumatic disease and cases from high blood pressure and narrowed arteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale University
Harold M. Marvin
American Heart Association
Marvin
Yale Heart
New U S Dentist Count Rises to Nineteen Forty Four
The United States had 86 904 dentists in mid 1944 an average of one per 1 727 residents the gain from two years earlier is about 5 600. Army air force navy veteran administration and US public health service employ 2 787 dentists. regional ratios vary from 1 to 4 029 in New York to 1 to 4 472 in South Carolina with Middle East region at 1 333 per dentist and New England Far West at 1 441.
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United States
Bureau of Economic Research and Statistics
American Dental Association
Association
Army
Fire Forces
Navy
Veteran, Administration
United States Public Health Service
New York State
South Carolina
Middle East
New England
Far West
Central
Northwest
Southwest
Southeast
Seasons in a big city reveal contrasting noises and dust
Two scientists from Armour Research Foundation at Illinois Institute of Technology measure urban sounds and dust in Chicago. They describe winter as quiet and dirty while summer is noisy and clean, noting 50 air hammers and riveting machines plus increased traffic as warm weather raises urban noise levels.
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Armour Research Foundation
Clinois
Farmers Slow to React to Price Changes
Farm products suppliers respond sluggishly to price shifts due to farming as a way of life not a business, lack of necessary equipment and knowledge to switch crops, and long crop maturity or livestock reproduction cycles delaying changes.
Care Of Queen Nee In Beekeeping Welfare Of Colonies
The welfare of a bee colony hinges on the queen and her care. Queens are vulnerable to careless flame exposure or faulty introduction. Queen breeders must treat the queen’s safety as essential, as the queen dictates colony success.
Early Horse Size Change Tied to Ancient Diet, Scientist Says
Professor Stirton of the University of California argues the modern horse evolved from a deer sized ancestor Parahippus over 35 million years. He notes the shift from soft plants to dry grasses in North American plains drove tooth and jaw changes shaping the horse’s current head and dentition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. A. Stirton
University of California
North America
Great Plains
Stirton
Civil Rule Plan Heralds Guam’s Second Big Change
The plan to transfer Guam’s governance from naval to civil control by July 1 1950 signals a major postwar shift. Guam’s growth from a sleepy island to a key military base includes air fields Port Apra harbor and extensive upgrades.
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Guam
Marianas
Japan
Mentum
Port ‘Apra
United States
Dhe
Pearl Harbor
Okinawa
Franklin and City Planning in Early Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin helped shape a growing Philadelphia by organizing paved streets and better lighting and street cleaning. He founded the first fire company and reformed police, library, academy, and helped establish the first hospital. He warned townsmen about fire risks and published a cautionary letter in the Gazette.
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Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Franklin
Boston
the Gazette
Soil sampling and feeding guidance for calf rearing
Soil samples for testing should be taken per acre with at least ten one-acre plots. Proper feeding and management ensure good laying stock production. Do not feed silage to calves until they are at least four months old.
Variety Meat Stretchers and Serving Sizes
Homemakers use variety meats to stretch meat cost effectively. For bone-in cuts like roasts or cutlets, adults get about one ounce per serving and children receive four to six ounces depending on age. Boned roasts and similar dishes may require about half that amount for certain cuts.
Woolen garment pressing technique and care notes
Instructions describe pressing woolen fabric using wool against the garment and cotton cloth to hold steam. It covers preparing woolen cloth, stitching, and aligning fabric pieces for flat finishing.
Avi and Eners Association Opening Event
A fragmented OCR reads as a local association launch with unclear details but indicates an opening event involving Avi and Eners and a forthcoming program. Further readable elements mention a meeting and community attendance with unspecified timing.
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Frank Clark
Publisher Weekly
Titonka
Iows
Advancce
Sossuth
Kossuth County
Canada
Sen. Gillette
Capitol Hill
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
Senate Public Works Committee
Depale
George
Senate Armed Services Committee
WA Press Member Association
Pierre Sartor
M. D
Tinonea
Nowa
E. J
H. I. Torgersen
Kamstrreet
Titonica
W. L. Tindall
Osteopathic
Town
James E. Hill
Tyke Electric
Titonea
L. A. Winkel
Hutchison
Dice Phone
Algona, In
B. W. Miller
Jas
Norris Optometrist
Forest City
Louie H. Helen
Donald Wabeen
Won's Shoe Shop
Tople
Oolandel Lutheran
Good Hope
Ladies Aid and Mission Society
Brotherhood
Wayne Miller
Rodeo
Harriett Radmaker
Charles J, Oxr
Rockford
Upper
Des Moines
Big City
Ida
Swan
AL Eauree Funerai Igmase
Kenneth ‘W. Sway
Titanica
Ten
Tyke Theatre
Rock Island Trail
Forrest Tucker
Adele Mara
Bruce Cabot
Cowtown
Gene Autry
Champion
Stooge
Willie
Dan Dailey
Collen Townsend
Corrine Calvert
Harry Honken
Mr. Hone
Decker
Mason City
Heitland
Gerald Schoenfelder
Buffalo Center
Heitland Brothers
Joe Heitland
Ralph -Honken
Buffalo ‘Center
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Parr
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