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Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1957

Page

9

Iowa State researchers improve self-serve meats and poultry

Iowa State College home economics researchers study self-service meat counters to preserve quality, study effects of packaging on fresh and cured meats, and evaluate antibiotics use in beef. They also research poultry freshness, packaging impact on chicken quality, and thermistabilization to extend egg storage and baking performance.

Frances Carlin Agricultural and Home Economics Experiment Station Iowa State College Iowa State Carlin Iowa State

Iowa researchers study pumpkins and frozen foods

Researchers examined Iowa grown pumpkins for canning and custard pies and studied freezing effects on strawberry varieties. The team also evaluated angel cake mix consumer acceptance and the quality of pre cooked frozen chicken and rice casserole.

Iowa

Marilyn Klodt ill with pneumonia at Allen Memorial

Marilyn Klodt daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Klodt is a patient at Allen Memorial hospital suffering from pneumonia after flu Violet Pooch Iowa City spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Martha Rathe Mr and Mrs R J Freitag Jr have moved to the Mrs Amanda Bartels residence and Mr and Mrs Erwin Schnieder and family have moved to the residence vacated by the Freitags Mr and Mrs LaVern Thurm Sumner have moved to the Knittel residence vacated by Mr and Mrs Erwin Schnieder and family

Marilyn Klodt Jim Klodt Allen Memorial Hospital Violet Pooch Iowa City Martha Rathe R. J. Freitag Jr Amanda Bartels Erwin Schnieder Freitags LaVern Thurm Sumner Knittel

Obituary Notes and Local Visits from Dilley Area

PINHOOK Marcus Dittmer was a Saturday visitor in the Dilley home. Clyde McConkey, life long resident of this community, passed away at the Sumner Community hospital Monday evening after three months illness following a stroke. Mr. and Mrs Emil Matthias spent Tuesday evening in the Joe Krueger home at Waverly. Mrs. Chester Pals spent Sunday...

Marcus Dittmer Dilley Clyde McConkey Sumner Community Hospital Emil Matthias Joe Krueger Waverly Chester Pals

Baptism and social gatherings noted in community columns

Infants baptized at St. John's Lutheran Spring Fountain with Dean Allan Mirs. sponsors Edwin Kasemeier Glenn Mirs and Frank Mirs. Evening visits include the Van Brocklins Schmidt Grahiman Zipsie Kuethe and Mirs households. Harding cited as first to move from Senate to Presidency.

Glyde McConkey Howard van Brocklin Jr Howard van Brocklin Sr Robert Schmidt Barbara Susan Dale Grahiman Donald Zipsie Ray Kuethe Donald Mirs St. John's Lutheran Church Spring Fountain J. D. Wangerin Edwin Kasemeier Glenn Mirs Frank Mirs Dean Allan Mirs Waverly

Traffic accident death odds rise with speed says safety chief

Clifford Swanson, head of the Department of Public Safety research bureau, reports grim odds from traffic crashes. At 25 mph in urban areas the death chance is 1 in 300, rising to 1 in 125 in rural crashes and climbing further with higher speeds, highlighting personal risk in everyday driving.

Clifford Swanson The Safety Department Swanson

Speed and death risk rise sharply in rural crashes

Research bureau statistics show that at 55 mph in a rural area the danger grows with every added 10 mph. At 65 mph the chance of death is one in fifteen, but this does not imply fourteen chances of surviving unscathed. The study notes it does not define the odds of surviving in a mangled state.

Research Bureau

Death speeds rise and car crash survival odds drop

A terse reflection notes that increasing speed from 55 to 65 mph halves survival chances in a crash. It questions the value of pushing speed and hints at effectiveness of leader ads in producing results.

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Professional Directory M. O. Brye Chiropractor Waverly, Iowa Sweet Sager Engelbrecht Hemingway Attorneys-at-Law Block & Klemp Building L. J. Magnall Water Tower Tripoli, Iowa Optometrist Ray Robinson Sumner, Iowa Syndicate R. H. McClintock Chiropractor V. G. Goebel Biermann C. R. Barry Tripoll H. O. Hastings E. Bremer Pinhook Robert Kuhrt Iowa Hardware Mutual Turumibu Bui Jai Finanmaanan Potter Siding Creamery Co Potter Siding Tripoli Warren G. Harding Senate Ighwey Seng HA Department OF Public Safety Bob Hullinan Thrifty McCulloch Block’s Auto Service Aere Westinghouse Falls Ave Waterloo, Iowa
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