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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1952

Page

6

Five-Grass Mix in Indiana Boosts Hay and Pasture Quality

Indiana pasture farmers report a five-grass blend timothy brome red clover Ladino clover and alfalfa yields of up to three tons of hay per first cutting with heavy fertilization. A Huntington county farmer tribe grazed 27 cattle and 100 pigs on five acres for five weeks, while soil benefits include deeper taproots organic matter and improved tilth.

Indiana Walter Rusk Huntington County Norman Thompson Huntington Rusk

Improved Ever-Bearing Strawberry Developed

Gardeners may harvest June to October from the new 20th Century ever-bearing strawberry variety developed by Westerhauser Nurseries in Sawyer Michigan. The plant yields large sweet berries about 60 days after planting, with best results after removing initial blossoms to strengthen roots for bigger summer yields.

Westerhauser Nurseries Sawyer Michigan

Iowa State College Wins 52nd International Livestock Show Grand Championship

The 1 240 pound Aberdeen Angus steer Toby earned the grand championship, making Toby the only steer to return after 1950 reserve win to claim the top prize. Shown with Toby are Chief Judge A D Weber W W Prince Jess C Andrews and George Edwards.

Iowa State College Toby A. D. Weber W. W. Prince Union Stock Yards Jess C. Andrews George Edwards

Time of Plowing Should Depend on Type of Soil

Ohio State University farm experts report that soil type dictates when to plow. Over 14 years, spring plowing suits light soils to avoid spring compaction, while heavier soils benefit from lateral plowing for equal or better granulation than spring plowing.

Ohio State University

British Scientist Sees Power From Methane Waste

A British scientist suggests gases like methane wasted in coal mining could be harnessed for power. The idea envisions capturing mine gases for energy production and reducing waste.

Poison Ivy Leaf Costs U.S. Workers Lost Working Days

Dr. Roland R. Cross of the Illinois Department of Public Health warns that about 600 000 work days are lost annually in the United States due to poison ivy exposures affecting roughly 350 000 people. He notes the plant’s forms and three leaflets, urges avoidance, and discusses immunization and immediate washing with laundry soap to neutralize urushiol.

U.S Roland R. Cross Illinois Cross

Dredge Unearths Live Bomb in Bristol Harbor

A dredger recovered a 1000 pound live bomb in Bristol England causing the city to evacuate residents to emergency shelters. British Army engineers neutralized the device after a night of work removing the fuse and securing surrounding streets. Shipping was halted in the danger area and tides were missed as crews worked.

Bristol Eng

Perfume Makers Nose for Best Results in Scent Craft

Paris report describes perfumers spending months or years perfecting a fragrance. He tests mixtures on blotters in labs and homes, in sunlight and cold, noting sweetness tartness and “roundness” of the bouquet. Each adjustment aims for balance like a perfect flower arrangement.

Paris

Left and Right Shoes Converge in History

The article traces how shoes changed from symmetrical form to distinct right and left designs. It notes early wear patterns as heels wore on the outside, the Civil War era adoption of right and left lasts, and improvements in tanning enabling more sizes and widths. It highlights the shift from uniform “slim” and “stout” to specialized footwear.

New York

Decorators Choose Baseboard and Carpet Color Coordination

Decorators often paint baseboards to match carpet, a common practice that diverges from trimming color. The approach creates a cohesive look by aligning baseboard color with flooring rather than with the trim.

Rothschild Relates Honolulu Vacation Adventures in Letter

A Washington man recounts returning from Hawaii to California sharing a Honolulu trip tale. He describes crowded ships, leis, a kissing scene, hotel buffet samples, bingo, a hula stunt, and Aunt Mallie’s witty age remark amid a humorous travel letter to Journal readers.

Rothschiled Washington California Hawaiian Islands Los Angeles Calif

Recover All But $27,600 Of Loot

Federal agents pursue the missing funds in a case involving Harry L. Rappenthal who allegedly embezzled from the St. Louis postal employees' credit union. Arrested Thursday night he was arraigned and held on a 25 000 bond as $110 500 in cash and $75 000 in bonds were recovered from a Sunset Strip motel. The discrepancy suggests up to $27,600 may still be missing from the union's funds.

Clourette Enroute Los Angeles Harry L. Rappenthal St. Louis Credit’ Union Rappenthal UC. S Howard V. Calverly Sunset Stripe G-men Ruppenthal

Kalona Alumni Banquet Planned for May 19

Kalona High School Alumni Association officers and board members met to finalize plans for the May 19 alumni banquet honoring the 1952 graduates. Committees include Program, Menu, Nominating, Reception, and Table and Decorating with named local volunteers.

Mre Eugene Way Kalona Kalona High School James Strabala Wilbur Pribul Eugene Shaver Donna Fisher Vernon Kinsinger Menu H. A. Swartzendruber Tom Russell Weller Snyder H. Beck V. DD. Hoehstetler Marie Herner O. L. Rogers Stanley Plank Reese Trusler Clair Grout Rex Allensworth Milburn Krabill Marlowe Feldman Logan Heif M. J. Maas Floyd ®Renneman Earl Fry L. J. Stiekler Lloyd Stiekler Ivan Alt Lyle Pry O. J. Rhodes Joe Chody Sherwood Stickler Jay Hanson Fairfield Elvin Dale Yoder John Stransky

Lifetime Parental Problems noted in Iowa events

Local family visits span Davenport Kinross Burlington and Tipton with birthday observance for Mrs Miller. Nursing student Carolyn Lehman enjoys a vacation after Mercy Ville training. Lee County jail dedication in Pennington Gap features first inmate Carpenter Lee Maness. Harvard anthropologists Stage and Hootes offer a quip on government officials.

Charles Decker Shell Rock Carolyn Ledman Mercy Hospital Iowa City Walter Lehman Mercy Ville Hospital Aurora Minois Pennington Gap Lee County Lee Maness

Thornton Minor Clinic offers free pile ointment tube

Free full size one dollar pile ointment tube offered by the Thornton Minor Clinic Kansas City Mo. Requests full name address age duration of trouble and current treatments. Offer is limited may be withdrawn at any time no risk no charge.

Thornton Miner Clinic Thornton Ace Thornton Minor Clinic Linwood Blvd Kansas City

Bensons Attend Funeral and Spring Rural Notes

Mr and Mrs N J Benson attended the funeral of a two day older and niece at Muscatine Iowa. Mrs Clem Babb and Dorothy were Sunday callers at the L H Juenheimer residence. The ren in the neighborhood are busy in the fields in preparation for oats sowing and spring flowers brighten the lawns. No J Benson took ill Tuesday and was taken to Washington County hospital Wednesday for recovery.

Alva Kepler Ladies Bridge Club Robert Gates Grace Tilden A. A. Jackson Shimon Tilden HH. V Beck Jay Eastman Jack Guengerieh Kimbal Gates T. V. Knerr Kalona Vernon Hartzler Bernice Maas N. J. Benson Muscatine Iowa Clem Babb Dorothy L. H Lester Webber Charles Maas J. Benson Washington County Hospital Daryl Longer

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