Rita Kay Marlatt Seen In Tan and Red Coat On Street
Crawfordsville April 24. Seen on the street Sunday was Rita Kay Marlatt under two in a spring coat of tan with red trim and a red trimmed cowl hood. She also carries a red shoulder bag and is noted as a proud little girl. The piece also notes changes in local school administration with O. T. Harold of Atkins named superintendent for next year and Ferris moving to South English to teach.
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Crawfordsville
Rita Kay Marlatt
O. T. Harold
Atkins
Harold
Ferris
South English
Frank Fletcher
Delbert Lowe
Billy
Vernon Fletcher
Gary
Steve
Virgil Fletcher
Vernon
Dell Farrier
Patty
Mickey
H. F
Don
John Mitchell
Howard Kratter
Iowa City
Elizabeth Davis
Washington
Josephine Long
North English
Harold Miller
Marilyn
Chester Cherryholmes
Danny
Walter Schnelle
Farrel Cowan
Geneseo
Ilinois
John Wooley
Columbia
N. J. Lease
Fairfield
Fred Sipe
C. A. Peters
Sipe
Cecil Lease
Davenport
John Hamil
Gary Lease
Richard Lease
Harry Morse
Mary Davis
Wayne Berkshire
Janet
Joan
Bug May Stop Races Threatens 1948 Horse Population
An unseen bug at large could halt horse racing in America as swamp fever infections escalate in 1948. The disease, equine infectious anemia, weakens horses and mules with fever, weight loss, eye inflammation, and swelling, potentially killing or lifelong debilitation.
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America
American Veterinary Medical Association
Weighing Fingerprints in Jet Engine Metal Tests
Scientists at an electrical manufacturing company use an ultra sensitive fingerprint weighing device as a key tool in metals tests to improve jet engines.
Turkey Crop Feasts Dominate U S Thanksgiving Christmas demand
Report notes that turkey consumption peaks during Thanksgiving and Christmas, consuming about 95 percent of the annual U S turkey crop. The figure highlights the seasonally driven surge in demand for poultry across major holidays.
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U. S
Tenderizing Teats Citrus Juices For Tender Meats
Citrus juices from oranges and grapefruits aid in tenderizing tough meats like pot roasts and Swiss steaks. Fresh or canned juice can be used to marinate or baste, infusing acidity and flavor into the dish.
Growth of Leaves Controls Plant Health
The text notes that stopping leaf growth at the top can kill a plant and that green leaves feed the roots, implying the plant’s vitality relies on top leaf development and leaf production for root nourishment.
Boots swollen by corn soaking in old Southwest
Cowboys in the old Southwest filled too small boots with shelled corn and soaked them in water, causing the shoes to swell.
Aid to Operator in Tractor Manual for Repairs
The text explains a daytime task light in a tractor manufacturer's instruction book. It describes how the ash light simplifies repair adjustment and replacement of worn parts for operators performing maintenance.
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International Soundphoto
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Harry W. Fraser
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John W. Snyder
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Palmiro Togliatti Gletti
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