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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1952
Page
7
A study by Iowa State College with the Quartermaster Food and Container Institute finds Lowans aged 17 to 19 and 46 to 58 eat less milk citrus fruits and green leafy yellow vegetables than needed. The research links habits to nutrition and overall health.
Quality of diets judged against the daily food plan from nutritionists. Iowans mostly meet cereals and fats but lack greens, citrus fruits, and some milk in older and younger groups. Common deficiencies include calcium, ascorbic acid, carotene, and vitamin A. Homemakers shoulder much of the responsibility for healthier meals. it’s a shared aim to improve family health.
Notice to interested parties that on March 24 1952 the court appointed Clara Stoffregen as Executrix of the estate of Charles F Winning. Creditors must probate and present claims to the Bremer County District Court for allowance. Attorney notes Hagemann Law Firm Waverly Iowa. New Life: Kenneth Johnson at Kiron trains as tax accountant after paralysis left him largely immobile, now regaining movement.
T/Sgt. Bill Hough of Hubbard and John Allavne of Council Bluffs received praise from the air force after they risked their lives to pull injured crewmen from a blazing B-50 that crashed on the runway at Offutt Air Base. Leader ads bring results.
The film follows a stray cat who inherits 30 million and a major league team. Ray Milland and Jan Sterling star in a breezy comedy based on H. Allen Smiths bestseller. The cat disrupts romance, alters a pennant winner, and drives the wild World Series storyline. Casting the feline involved a six month search, finally choosing a tough photogenic stray from California.
A town mocks Roy for stinginess after a jibe about his grandmother leads to rumors. He is perceived as selfish when he dies in a crash at a country intersection while yielding the right of way. A closing reflection likens coins to hard truths about giving and greed.
The Iowa Tax Commission reports the average Iowan pays about $3 less in state income tax this year than last. Early returns hint at a continued decline. Secretary Melvin Synhorst disqualifies several primary candidates, prompting legal threats and appeals. Republican farm policy talks travel through the state as candidates study plans for the 1952 platform. Fluoridation tests target 15 Iowa towns with costs from 800 to 5000 dollars, while foreign medical graduates seek easier licensing. The big battle for Iowa's 26 GOP convention delegates unfolds with Ike and Taft forces evenly poised. Madame Curie remains noted as the first person to win two Nobel Prizes.
On the 15th day of March the estate of Wilhelmena Peters deceased of this county was processed. Dated March 15, Elsie Peters and attorney Oliver J. Reeve of Wa verly Iowa filed the proceedings. packet (15-3).
Cars left overnight near Creston were found with all front wheels and tires removed when owners returned. Muddy conditions blocked parking, leaving vehicles immobilized and vandalism suspected as police investigated the missing wheels.
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