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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1950

Page

3

Marines Introduce Helicopters For Shuttle Duty in Korean War

Marines unveil helicopters in Korea for reconnaissance evacuation and cargo runs. Lt. Gus Lueddeke and Maj. Vincent Gottschalk piloted patrols, surveying ridges and delivering supplies to observation posts while wounded Marines were airlifted from mountaintops.

Korea Marines Gus Lueddeke Maplewood N. J Vincent Gottschalk Pontiac Mich Lueddeke Gottschald Gottschalk

Kolosick Family Reunion Held at Sunset Park

The Kolosick family reunion gathered Sunday at Sunset Park with 56 attendees for a basket dinner. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Merle Schauff and many relatives from North English What Cheer Brownsville and other communities. Fred Victoria and Fred Kolosick led the distant attendees, while Merle Schauff presided over the afternoon program.

Sunset Park Kolosick Vareus Kolosick Charles Schauff North Merle Schauff North English Fred Kolosick Los Angeles Califane David Allensori Har Ian Storm What Cheer Wilburny Herman Redwie Yrval Kalasek Harry Jordan Lill Brock South English J. \. Kolosick J. B. Hohenshell Brownsville Tex Carl Victoria Earlham Fred Victoria Winterset Harlan Storm T. T. Morris Clarence Wolosick Delta Wayne Kolosick Cedar Rapids Robert Kolosick Westwood Calif Walter Rugg Parnell Airs Charles Kolosick Ains Washington Paul Kolosick Elmer Kolosick Ray Sojka Faiina Shebeck Leos Owens Owens University Hospital Town City Elmer Hayes Keota Bil Hawkins Esther Arthur Williams Florence Snyder Cotter Lyle Duncan E., Parsons Laura Reddick Mildred Shellabarger Letts Cotte Snyder Nicola Sam Warren A. L. Nicola Wuarren Clyde Nicola Tom Cooper Roy Underwood M. Hartman Charles Bridgeman Fairfield Donald Stapp Fred Stapp Lottie Nicola Clarenes Ann Frovesky Don and Ken Sigourney

Blueberry Coffee Cake Using Quick Muffin Method

A home friendly blueberry coffee cake recipe using the quick muffin method. Includes enriched flour, sugar, blueberries, and baking steps to bake a circular wedge cake garnished with berries for breakfast or luncheon menus.

Household Memo Teaches Relishes and Jellies For Meal Appeal

Practical home canning tips describe assembling equipment, enlisting help, and steps for making grape conserve currant and raspberry jam and rose petal jam. Recipes include grape pulp, lemon rind, and pectin, with boiling times and parrifin sealing guidance.

Preserved Foods and Cooking Tips From Old Recipes

A collection of home canning and frying guidance covers simmering honey, mustard pickles with cucumbers onions cauliflower green tomatoes and peppers, brining onions and cucumbers for 24 hours, then cooking vegetables in vinegar and water until tender. Also includes tips on oiling fish to prevent sticking, crumbling crackers into a jar, and chilling croquettes before frying.

Kitchen Tips For Preserves Pecan Nuts And Chocolate

Preserves and jellies add delight and keep well due to sugar. Soak pecans in water with salt to remove meats intact. Use a potato peeler to shave bitter chocolate into curls for cake or pie garnish. grate only if chocolate is soft and fresh.

Malagas

Baltic Sea: North Europe’s Maritime International Lake

The Baltic Sea is called the Mediterranean of the north and spans over 3 000 miles of shoreline. It is shared by nine countries and serves as a major international inland sea for northern Europe.

Baltic Europe Mediterranean

Dinosaur dubbed father of the vegetarians

The giant creature, sometimes exceeding 40 tons, is described as feeding solely on leaves and foliage from treetops, despite its immense size.

Cotter Guild Meeting And Community Visits Report

Cotter Westminster and Cotter Guild gatherings are summarized with devotionals led by Ath lene Jones and a study by Ruth Morris on Japan. Notices mention guests, visiting relatives in Iowa, and local birthdays as residents share updates from Keota to Sigourney.

Cotter Wilma Arthur Westminster Guild Athlene Jones Ruth Morris Japan John Morris Tr First Cavalry Korea Evelyn Quiles Gwen Jones Devotion Dorothy Boyd Omrie Peters Bill Duncan Mark Gerald Yenneman Solon Iowa Mary Ekhardt Kinhurst Ill J. Jenkins

Bats Use Echolocation To Navigate In Darkness

Researchers demonstrate that bats navigate in complete darkness using ultrasonic cries and reflected echoes. Blindfolded bats succeeded in moving, while those with ears blocked failed, showing a built in radar like system.

International Apple Association Opens Meeting Without Apples

Washington dispatch describes the 6th convention of the International Apple Association at the Statler hotel with no real apples on display. Miss Katherine Casey led the event in a red hat while delegates examined tree displays raised by Samuel Fraser of Rochester. Fraser notes the dormant trees could bloom with controlled temperatures, hinting at future practical uses in protecting fruits from weather and disease.

Washington Apple Statler Hotel Apple People Katherine Casey Association Statler Samuel Fraser Rochester Praser

Cankerworm Cycle Peaks Every Nine Years

Cankerworms follow a nine year cycle with a peak lasting three years before numbers decline. This pattern reflects periodic population surges observed in trees and shrubs.

Arizona State Flower Adopts Saguaro Blossom

The saguaro or giant cactus blossom became Arizona territory's official flower in 1901 and was adopted by the legislature as the state flower in 1931.

Arizona

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