Mrs Badenoch Receives McCall's Public Service Award
Chicago woman Mrs Nena Wilson Badenoch wins a McCall's Magazine public service award as one of eight nationwide for distinguished work in TV and radio promoting crippled children. The National Society for Crippled Children and Adults benefits from her efforts and Easter Seal campaigns.
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Nena Wilson Badenoch
Chicago
McCall's Magazine
Badenoch
Frank L. Wilson
Washington
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Easter Seal Society
Ciitation
McCall's
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Elizabeth Bk. Marshall
McCall’s
Otis Lee Wiese
Mrs. Badenoch
National Society
Badenoeh
Timois Association
Boston
Aublic Utility Company
Iowa
Analysis Of Farm Records For Profit And Management
Editor notes this final piece in a county extension series on farm records. It outlines how farm accounts and analysis help maximize net earnings, the role of organization volume and efficiency, and how cooperators use standards from the Mississippi Valley Farm Association and Iowa State College to improve profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Valley Farm Association
Department of Agricultural Economics
Iowa State College
Ceattle
Evangelist Billy Graham Praises UN Soldiers in Korea
Evangelist Billy Graham arrived in war scarred Seoul and praised United Nations troops for aiding Korea. Soldiers from the Fifth Air Force lauded Graham as a national figure while he commended the army’s compassion and relief efforts amid the war’s suffering.
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Seoul
Billy Graham
United Nations
Korea
Vernon Reid Lake Charles
Billy
Reid
Fifth Air Force
Graham
B 29 Raiders Hit Korean Rail Hub In Heavy Raid
Eleven American B 29s bombed the An hung Ni supply depot 65 miles northeast of Anju in Korea. Superfortresses dropped 110 tons of bombs through flak and left the storage center in smoking rubble with supply buildings and 70 miles of goods set ablaze.
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Seoul
Korea
Anhung-Ni
Anju
Chong-Chon River
Lincoln woman helps elderly to store for hearing aids
A Lincoln, Nebraska woman drove three elderly women from a nursing home to a department store for hearing aid repairs. While assisting them into the store, she received a parking ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln
Wayland Grade School Christmas Program Planned
The annual Wayland grade school Christmas program is set for 7 30 p m Tuesday December 25 with all students taking part. The event will be directed by grade school teachers and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Waylan
County CCC Loans on 1952 Corn Crop Valued at $918,499
Washington county farmers have placed 381,680 bushels of 1952 corn under CCC loans as of December 17. The corn carries a loan value of 918,499 with 18,500 bushels under the Purchase Agreement. Howard L. Witting, chairman of the county PMA committee, says 421 loans are completed with about 60 more loans in process for roughly 180,000 bushels.
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Washington County
Howard L. Witting
PMA
One Accident Reported Here Caused by Storm
A single accident linked to recent storms was reported near Washington on highway 1 when a car driven by Charles Racemond Curt, Brighton, struck the left rear of a semi driven by Paul Junior Harris, Ottumwa. Tail and debris obstructed Curl's view. Curl’s vehicle sustained damage estimated at a small amount.
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Spom
Charles Racemond Curt
Brighton
Paul Junior Harris
Ottumwa
Washington
Tee
Stash
Curl
Publishers Say Strikes Try To Control News Flow
Publishers of four area papers accuse striking printers of attempting to control what news is published. About 120 members of Local 170, International Typographical Union walked out against the Moline Dispatch, Rock Island Argus, Davenport Times, and Davenport Democrat. The publishers’ Thursday statement says the union seeks to edit contracts to limit wire service content to preferred AP, UP, and INS material, a move publishers call a breach of free press principles.
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Moline
Hh ¢Upo
Leocal 170
International Typographical Union
Moline Dispatch
Roek Istanicl Vrgus
Davenport Times
Davenport Democrat
Econtrol
Associated Press
United Press
International
ABP
INS
Pfc George Schultz to be flown home for Christmas
Pfc George Schultz 22 wounded in Korea last August will fly home for Christmas as part of Operation Reindeer. He is among 29 patients from Letterman Army Hospital San Francisco chosen to depart Hamilton Air Force Base in two planes, arriving Burlington Thursday afternoon. Schultz suffered fractures to left arm leg and ankle and is the son of Mr and Mrs Louis Schultz of Parrfield and brother of Raymond Schultz of Ainsworth.
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Pfe
George KR. Schultz
Old Baldy
Korea
Schultz
Letterman Army Hospital
San Francisco
Army
Air Force
Hamilton Air Force Base
Pre. Schultz
Burlington Airport
He Is
Mrs
Louis Schultz
Parrfield
Raymond Schultz
Ainsworth
Two Men Held For Brink's Robbery in Boston
Federal affidavits name a second Boston hoodlum as a Brink's holdup participant. One suspect, a 51 year old plotting associate of Joseph J. O Keefe, is in custody. A second suspect remains jailed on undisclosed charges.
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Boston
Actus
Yeo Brink
Joseph J
Specs
O' Keefe
Roxbury and Stoughton
Brink
Seek More Leaders Of Plot Against Cuban Government
Westchester County and Yonkers authorities arrested three men and seized a large munitions cache aimed at Cuba for a supposed Christmas uprising against Gen. Fulgencio Batista. The arrests followed a broader effort to capture additional plot leaders and thwart the overthrow plan.
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Mamaroneck
NOY
UBC
Fulgencio Batista
Westchester County
Cuba
Yonkers
New York City
Antibiotics in Swine Ration Topic At Farmers' Evening
The discussion Using Antibiotics in the Swine Ration will be the second swine topic at the Adult Farmers' Evening School. All farmers interested in swine feeding are invited to the meeting starting at four o'clock Monday evening December 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thu O'Cloek
Brodie Twins Stay In Danger After Separation
In Chicago the Brodie Siamese twins remain in a minute to minute battle for life more than 63 hours after their separation operation. Rodney Dee shows signs of strength by mimicking nurses but Roger Lee lacks a vital blood Vessel and doctors withheld optimism.
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Chicago
University of Illinois Research and Educational Hospitals
Rodney Dee Brodie
Roger Lee
Soils Meeting Held in Mt Pleasant Attended by County Officials
A regional soils meeting in Mt Pleasant drew Washington county residents including Paul Boettcher June Nicola Herbert Campbell and Jim Birney. Campbell named to the legislative committee and Birney on the nominating committee amid county extension staff present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Mt. Pleasant
Paul Boettcher
June Nicola
Celric
Herbert Campbell
Jim Birney
Jim Elliott
Tom Robb
Campbell
Birney
Taft Seeks Senate Floor Leader Post As GOP Harmony Move
Sen. Robert A. Taft announced his bid for Senate floor leadership amid expectations of his easy election. The Ohioan would steer Eisenhower's legislative program while imprinting Taft's influence, with Styles Bridges and William F. Knowland stepping aside for new roles in the Republican leadership.
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Taft
Senate
Washington
Cup
Robert A. Taft
Ohioan
GOP
Eisenhower
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
William I. W Knowland
California
Knowland
Senate Gop
Sunday School Program Postponed to Monday Evening
The Presbyterian church announces that the Sunday school program has been postponed from Friday evening to Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Bus Crashes In icy Indiana roadway injuring college students
A bus with 46 Graceland College students from Lamoni Iowa and a Jefferson Bus Lines driver, Charles Hunter, 26 Des Moines, crashed on icy Highway 69 near Indianola Friday night injuring 18. Eleven Graceland students were among the injured. none seriously. The bus toppled into a ditch after trying to avoid a landing truck. the truck was barely damaged.
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Indianola
Graceland College
Lamoni
Jefferson
Charles W. Hunter
Des Moines
Clara Tate Dies at 90 Former Washington Resident
Clara Tate, 90, a pioneer family member and former Washington and Washington County teacher, died December 8 in Fairlawn New Jersey. Her father was a Civil War era United Presbyterian minister at Talleyrand and West Chester. She belonged to the D A R and the old Anagram club. many locals recall the Tate family.
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Washington
Clara Tate
Miss Tate
Fairlawn
New Jersey
Washington County
United Presbyterian Church
Talleyrand
West Chester
Old Anagram Club
Tate
Iowa Storm Disrupts Travel and Telephones
A winter storm battered Iowa with snow and sleet, closing highways and halting air travel at Des Moines. Ice cut service to 33 towns and isolated Grinnell and Toledo as Northwestern Bell reported 549 long distance circuits down.
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Des Moines
Sioux City
Fort Dodge
Charles City
Decorah
Mason City
Parkersburg
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Grinnell
Toledo
Iowa
Controls Needed For Another Year Stabilizer Says
Outgoing Economic Stabilizer Roger L. Putnam warned on NBC that wage price controls must continue for at least a year or more. He urged Congress to enact stronger standby legislation with no loopholes or blanket exemptions for special interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roger L. Putnam
Putnam
National Broadcasting Company
Congress
West Chester Consolidated School Christmas Program
The annual Christmas program of the West Chester consolidated school will be held at 7 30 o clock Monday evening in the school building.
Bethlehem Commandery to Attend Christmas Services
Bethlehem Commandery Knights Templar will assemble at the Masonic temple at 10 30 Sunday morning December 21 for Christmas services in a group. Uniform dress is optional but desired if possible.
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Bethlehem Commandery
Knights Templar of
Bethlehem
Masonic Temple
Ainsworth Postoffice Opens Christmas Day Hours
Ainsworth postmaster Daryl Pearson reports the post office will be open all day Saturday and also on Christmas morning from 7 30 to 8 30 o clock.
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Ainsworth
Daryl Pearson
Albuquerque couple spend holidays with Cummings family
Local note says Mr and Mrs John Folsom of Albuquerque New Mexico visit the Harold Cummings home for the holidays. Also Mrs Don Hazen recently discharged from Iowa City hospital is recovering at home.
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John Folsom
Albuquerque
N. M
Harold Cummings
Don Hazen
Iowa City
Plane crash kills 100 after C-124 Globemaster takeoff
MOSES LAKE Washington an Air Force C 124 Globemaster carrying over 100 troops home for Christmas crashed and burned on takeoff in a snowstorm. The wreckage was still burning about 90 minutes after the 6 30 am crash and officials said many were killed.
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Moses Lake
Wash
Air Force
Mountainin
Alaska
Here
Larsen Air Force Base
Vesper Service Delayed One Week at Presbyterian Church
Mrs Edith M Shields announced the Christmas vesper service scheduled for tomorrow at the Presbyterian church has been postponed for one week due to bad roads and weather. The service will now be held Sunday afternoon December 28 at the same location.
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Vesper
Edith M. Shields
Presbyterian Church
Stores To Remain Open Two Evenings
Washington merchants announce extended hours for pre Christmas shopping. Stores will stay open Monday and Tuesday evenings from 5 to 9 o clock, then return to regular closing times on Wednesday. Grocery stores also stay open Monday and Tuesday evenings. Santa Claus plans to visit Washington Tuesday night at 7 o'clock.
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Washington
Santa Claus
Eisenhower Takes Time For Golfing
President elect Eisenhower paused state matters to play golf in cold weather. He spent an hour and a half at his Commodore Hotel headquarters then returned home to Morningside Heights and planned a round of golf that afternoon.
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New York
Eisenhower
Commodore Hotel
Morningside Heights
Weather outlook Iowa Mon Tue and Sunday
Partly cloudy to cloudy and colder tonight with lows 10 to 20 northwest and 15 to 25 southeast. Sunday will be fair to partly cloudy and warmer in the southwest with highs 30 to 35. Increasing cloudiness and somewhat warmer Monday with rain or snow in the south.
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Lowa
Iowa
Des Moines
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Irene Dunne
Karl J. McGrath
U. S
Education
Oscar A. Ahlgren
Ilinois Association
Sion Bibiot
Evangelist Graham
Red Railroad Center
Samaritan
CCC
Pfc
George Schultz
Wie Schultz
Brink's
Brodie
Rodney
Hunter Wats
Hunter
Highway 69
Postoffice
Burns
Bulletin
Military Air Transport Services
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Seattle
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