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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
1
British coal output has grown since the war with a 2 percent rise in 1945 and a strong start to 1952. The first six weeks show 532,000 tons more than a year earlier, with miners increasing to 705,300 and output per manshift up 23 percent to 1.21 tons. Exports are up 30 percent from 1951, but Britain still needs greater mechanization to meet demand and modernization goals.
The American Municipal Association notes New Orleans hired 32 women for part time traffic duty under the Police Department to curb downtown congestion. Norfolk Virginia tests eight women as street cleaners in two squads from 6 am to 3 pm, working ahead of trucks to sweep dirt.
The piece traces Bremen from Charlemagne era to pre World War II. It highlights early self government via a town council, later merchant control, and status as a Hanseatic League member. The city prospers as a religious center, arts hub, and trading town with landmarks like the alderty hall and Deschimag shipyard.
A report by 34 European pulp and paper specialists says American consumers use about six times as much paper as Europeans. The findings appear in a 378 page study conducted under the Economic Cooperation Administration productivity and technical assistance program.
Studies from San Antonio Texas indicate that both men and mice exposed to higher altitudes show fewer pneumonia cases. The higher the altitude the more red blood cells rise and the greater the resistance to pneumonia after a reverse of anemia process.
The Society of the Plastics Industry displays new products to ease daily tasks. A total of 135 firms exhibit with a standout catsup dispenser shaped like a prize tomato. Remove a plug and squeeze to get ketchup without pounding the bottle.
The piece recalls ancient and modern signals of spring with the robin and the swal low. Children march from door to door singing and hoping for gifts of cake fruit or cheese as signs of renewal.
New York reports a wind of protest from Yankee industrialists against a Dixie plan allowing small towns to issue industrial bonds to finance factory buildings. States like Mississippi Tennessee Kentucky and Alabama already authorize such municipal bonds to attract plants and jobs. Critics call it socialism and industry kidnapping while supporters praise capital preservation and local employment.
In Jasper North Carolina a small town hosted Cosi fan tutte in English by Grass Roots Opera Company led by A J Fletcher Raleigh lawyer and businessman. For a 60 dollar guarantee he tours Carmen and La Traviata across the state with a company of professionals and ordinary voices, proving opera can attract school audiences.
In Orient township, John Jones reports trapping three young badgers on his farm. The unusual catch highlights local wildlife activity in Adair county.
Dr W L Tindall of Woden Iowa advertises complete X Ray service and general practice. Piles treated successfully without cutting burning or clamping with special attention to foot troubles.
Sunday School at 9 a.m. with birthday and mission offerings. Divine service at 10 a.m. June events include missionary society meeting, church softball game against Ramsey Reformed, choir practice, Iowa district convention at Waverly, and Mission Festival at Immanuel Lutheran. Immanuel Lutheran children's service at 10 a.m. and vacation Bible school offering. annual congregational service at Herman Franzen's farm with potluck lunch.
Ramsey Reformed Church presents Sunday School at 9 am Roskamp Pastor leads Sunday Services at 9 30 am Sunday School 10 30 am Morning Worship Evening Worship follows Weekly meeting every Friday June 20 Sunday School picnic Next week Pleasant Prairie Youth Fellowship Conference at Aplington Iowa timetable details unclear.
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