Washington Travelers Find Home Of Tabasco Sauce In Louisiana
Washington travelers recount a two day stay in Corpus Christi and New Iberia Louisiana as they tour Tabasco sauce origin sites. They visit Vince s Steak House and Avery Island home to the original Tabasco factory, plus a canal network and Atlas of local Arcadian history. Edith M Gates remarks on regional sugar cane farming and local culture.
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Washington
Louisiana
North Beach
Corpus Christi Bas
Cha- Tau
New Iberia
Swear
Cane Country
Puys
Pam
Vince
Natonality
Southland
Europe
Iest
Avery Island
Ocean
New Orleans
Mach
Lake Charles
Edith M. Gates
Five New York Doctors Back Laxative Habit Break Plan
Five New York doctors endorse a routine to stop using laxatives. The plan starts with two Carter’s Little Liver Pills nightly for two weeks, then one per night then one every other night, plus daily baths and eight glasses of water. The pills allegedly unblock the lower digestive tract and aid natural regularity with no habit formation, priced at 37¢.
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New York
Carter
Health resort atop Be lin tower used for whooping cough
The uppermost platform of Be lin's 450 foot radio tower serves as a health resort for children with whooping cough. Purified high altitude air is believed to shorten the illness and aid recovery.
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Belin
Indees and Snack Shack Win at YMCA Basketball Night
The Independents beat Teeckers 47 to 26 as Carter, Sojka, and Arnold led with double digits. Ainsworth defeated Brighton 72 to 45 with Norris on 31. Read and Cleo Orris added double digits. Snack Shack triumphed 104 to 55 over Wayland, Martin led with five dollars and Kigsti and Leieltys scored 16 each for the losers.
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Indees
Ainsworth Snack Shack
YMCA
Independents
Ainsworth
Snack Shack
Teeckers
Carter
Sojka
Arnold
Crull
Ow Ainsworth
Brighton
Norris
Read Has
Cleo Orris
Stannard
Wayland
Martin
Kigsti and
Leieltys
Women's Bowling League Action Highlights
Moothart's Decorating crushed Duncan's Fashion Notes 3 0 with total pins 1946 to 1587 including 245 handicap. Skeleas Flames blanked Doak 4 0 with 1526 to 1366 and 351 handicap. McCleery Cumming topped Carsons 2 1 with 1891 to 181? handicap 1981. Rock Island Produce beat Ainsworth State Bank 2 11 with 1897 to 1875 and 39 handicap. High scorers include Carsons with 677 team series, Moothart's 1946 team series, Hazel Payne 541 series and 222 game. Murphy 442.
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Moothart
Duncan
Duncuns
Skeleas Flames
Doak
Skeleas
McCleery -Cumming
Carsons
McCleery
Carson
Rock Island Produce
Ainsworth State Bank
Rock Island
Ainsworth
Ich
Carsons Tubs Rock Island
Hazel Payne
Murphy
Phyllis Fleaper
Joan Patterson
Hospital Admissions And Dismissals Noted
At the hospital admitted yesterday Mrs. Minnie Hazen of Washington. Dismissed Mrs. Clayton Worley of Columbus Junction.
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Minnie Hazen
Washington
Medical
Clayton Worley
Columbus Junction
Sign Painting Under Way At Brody’s Store Corner
Local sign painter Van DbeHerman was to finish a new storefront sign on the northeast square corner though progress was tardy. Frederick C Troop and Mrs Troop plan to arrive tonight for a visit with his parents, then depart Sunday for Camp Ft. Lee Va to ship overseas to Paris France. Ruth Chance daughter of Mrs Lena Chane underwent a tonsillectomy and adenoids removal this morning in Dr Me Creedy’s office and is recovering well.
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Brody's
van DbeHerman
Frederick C. Troop
Troop
Ernest Lunow
Camp
Ft. Lee
Paris
France
Ruth Chance
Lena Chane
Dro Me Creedy
Corn King League Bowling Scores and Highlights
Hayes Quarry defeats Farm Bureau Office 3 0 with total pins 2003 and 205% handicaps. Washington DC edges Kirk Patricks 3 0 at 1774 pins plus 192 handicap. Clod Busters beat Farm Services 3 0 with 8686 series and 57 handicap. Hay Seeds topple Mills Market 2 1 led by W767 and 267 handicap with 1984 pins. High team honors go to Hayes Quarry and Mills Market with Don Hayes 494 and Ivan Marston 454 top individual series. Don Hayes also posts 176 in high game.
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Hayes Quarry
Farm Bureau Office
Hayes
Kaan Bureau Post
Washington D.C
Kirkpatricks
Kirkpatricks Tok Clod Busters
Farm Services Companys
Clod Busters
Hay Seeds
Mills Market
Don Haves
Ivan Marston
Russell Carter
American Sabrejet Riddles Two MIGs in Korea
In North Korea near the Yalu river First Lt. William C. Shefner of Wayne Oklahoma led 17 F-86 Sabres against 30 enemy jets. He damaged two Russian built MIGs as one fled in smoke. Ground raids were staged near Panmunjom with artillery supporting infantry at Chorwon.
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8Th Army Headquarters
Korea
North Korea
William C. Shefner
Wayne
Oklo
Yalu River
Panmuniom
Chorwon
Larson Opposed To Liquor By The Drink
Iowa Atty. Gen. Ro bert Larson said on WOI-TV he will not back liquor legislation in the 1953 session and sees no united opinion on liquor by the drink for larger cities. He noted past anti gambling measures but said liquor issues present different problems.
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Ames
Robert IL. Larson
G. KE. Whitehead
Perry Chief
Larson
Woi-Tv
Carson
General Assembly
Former Wellman Resident Dies in Iowa City
Carrie Bash of Wellman died at her home in Iowa City area on Sunday February 3 after a prolonged illness. Born March 29 1875 she lived in Wellman until 1920 when she moved to Iowa City. She was a Methodist and is survived by brother Herbert Bush of Iowa City and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held February at the Oathout funeral home with burial in Wellman cemetery. Burial and graveside services follow.
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Wellman
Carrie Bash
Flows Citys
Liw
Lows City
Methodist Church
Herbert Bush
Iowa City
L. L. Dunnington
Lowa City
Oathout
Ross Glantz
Retfert Hershberger
Nira
Dan J. S. Miller
Martha Adams
Katie Miller
Donald Fleming
Mercy Hospital
John Bissey
Miami
The
Bahama
Mildred Kroner
Iowa Governor Among Six Slated for TV Seaway Roundtable
Iowa Governor William S. Beardsley is named among six Midwest governors invited to a television roundtable with Wisconsin Governor Walter Kohler on the St. Lawrence Seaway project. The program airs March 2 on WTMJ-TV Milwaukee and aims to boost public understanding of the seaway.
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Madison
Wis
William S. Beardsley
Iowa
Walter Kohler
Wisconsin
St. Lawrence Seaway Project
Wtmj-Tv
Milwaukee
Kohler
Lowan Sentenced In Shooting Of Wife In Waukon
Uy Francis Howe, 46, of Waukon, was sentenced to life labor in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to first degree murder for shooting his wife Verena, 40, in their second story bedroom. Judge T H Gohee imposed the term as Howe gave few details of motive and the coroner noted the close range shotgun blast.
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Waukon
Francis Howe
Howe
T. H. Gohee
Ian
Verena
William Huttman
San Diego
Calif
Lloyd Godfrey
Leaders To Discuss Farmers Political Role at Institute
Des Moines will host a panel on farmers political role at the national farm institute next week. H. K. Slusher of Missouri Farm Bureau Federation and John A. Baker of the National Farmers Union will speak on February 15 and 16, as announced by the Des Moines Chamber of Commerce agricultural committee.
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DES Moines Ond
National Farm Institute
Todas H. K. Slusher
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation
American Farm Bureau Federation
John A. Baker
National Farmers Union
Agricultural Committee
Des Moines Chamber of Commerce
Union Pickets Give House New Address
A 12 room house on Summit Avenue in St Paul was moved into the street by movers but workers formed a picket line and the crew walked off. The city council called for an investigation while the house remained a prominent sight on the avenue.
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ST. Paul
Summit Avenue
AFL
Everglades Peat Loss Threatens Nation’s Winter Crops
Miami reports the Everglades peat beds face rapid oxidation and vanish within decades. John Stephens and Lamar Johnson warn 400000 acres remain virgin and at risk. farmers urged to till now before soils become unfit for agriculture.
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Miami
Fla
America
Everglades
Florida Everglades
Lake Okeechobee
John Stephens
Soil Conservation Service
Stephens
Lamar Johnson
Southern
Reclaimed Everglades Peatland to Vanish by 2000
Stephens explains soil drainage triggers bacteria to decompose organic matter releasing carbon dioxide. He notes the Everglades once held 2.5 million acres of peatland and predicts nature will reclaim all this black soil by the year 2000, ending a century of fertile farming.
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Stephens
Everglades
Nature
Bartender Vanishes With Cash After Late Night Start
In Wheeling West Virginia a bartender who earned nearly 32 dollars an hour fled from the tavern at 4 50 am after starting work at 1 am. He vanished with about 115 dollars from the cash register. Police conducted a broad search for the suspect and to locate the missing funds.
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Wheeling
W. VA
Mildred Kimble
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