Rosemary Meeting Hosts Bridge Session Highlights
Bridge was played at five tables yesterday at the Rosemary club hosted by Mrs. Clive Gray. High score honors went to Mrs. Nae Davis with low score for Mrs. George Horn. Refreshments followed, hosted by Mrs. Gray and Rosalie Hysell, with guests including Mrs. Wayne Marston and daughter Mary Lou, Mrs. Rex Crandall, Mrs. Boyd Foster, Patricia Brown, and Miss Hysell.
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Rosemary Club
Clive Gray
Nae Davis
George Horn
Rosalie Hysell
Wayne Marston
Mary Lou
Rex Crandall
Boyd Foster
Patricia Brown
Hysell
Tibbetts Home Scene of Birthday Party
Mrs. Don Tibbetts hosted a surprise birthday dinner at her home for her daughter Sandra Ann who turned nine. Seven guests attended the dinner and gift opening, with circle games and daisies plus a birthday cake on display. Guests included Betty Campbell Kay McCreedy Patty Sorrell Barbara Redlinger Sally Bruty Madeline Redeker Diana Schulty. Jean Ann Emerson and Nancy Conner could not attend.
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Don Tibbetts
Sandra Ann
Betty Campbell
Kay McCreedy
Patty Sorrell
Barbara Redlinger
Sally Bruty
Madeline Redeker
Diana Schulty
Jean Ann Emerson
Muscatine
Nancy Conner
Ladies Aid Meets At Country Church
The Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid gathered in the church parlors with ten members and several guests. A memorial service for deceased member Mrs. Homer Kephart was conducted. Plans discussed for a social to honor returning servicemen. Bible study covered Proverbs, next Hebrews. Duets by Betty and Julia Koehler, with accompanist Mrs. Charles Wolfe, from Prairie Center. Refreshments served by hosts Mrs. Charles Can on and Mrs. Carl Sehneider. Pastel spring flowers decorated the tables.
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Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid
Carl Schneider
Homer Kephart
Betty
Julia Koehler
Charles Wolfe
Prairie Center
Charles Canon
Carl Sehneider
Luncheon Honors Newton Visitors
Iowa report on corn borer control uses DDT in Muscatine and Scott counties showing reduced borer infestation from 80 percent to six percent in sweet corn fields. First Muscatine Island farm treatment applied mid June with 40 pounds of three percent DDT dust per acre, a second spray a week later as eggs hatched. Essential for Blood Iron is essential for the formation of hemoglobin.
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Ames
Iowa
Harold Gunderson
Lone State College
Gunderson
Muscatine
Scott Counties
Muscatine Island
Harold Butcher
Borer Infestation Reduced by Two Applications
A second trial at the Kawata brothers farm near Buffalo in Scott county showed corresponding results as the initial test, with borer infestation reduced by fourteen percent after two applications.
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Kawata Brothers
Buffalo
Scott County
PRESS CENSORSHIP IN RUSSIA HINDERS U S UNDERSTANDING
Frank Gannett of Rochester warned at the Chautauqua institute that Russian censorship misrepresents facts and misleads the public. He said continued censorship risks war between Russia and the West and urged the United States to push for changes.
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Russia
U. S
Chautauqua
N. Y
Frank EB
Chautauqua Institute
Gannet
America
Gannett
British Delegates Call for Firm Stand on Press Freedom
The article notes British delegates at the United Nations urging a strong position to defend international freedom of the press. They argue press freedom enables awareness of global events and ensures nations receive truthful and complete reporting of actions abroad.
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United Nations
Unidentified American remains in European cemeteries
The army reports about 4,000 of 134,000 Americans buried in European military cemeteries remain unidentified. Exhumations are underway to try to identify them, with native laborers assisting under army policy that assigns handling to American personnel.
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Washington
Army
Europe
Search for 25000 missing soldiers near Mt Tom continues
American personnel press on with excavation and body removal after New England's worst air tragedy. The graves unit reports thousands of army and civilian experts plus German prisoners aiding the search for the missing or killed in Europe while officials question seven survivors of a twin engine naval plane crash near Ludlow.
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Army
New England
Naval
Ludlow
Mt. Tom
Pratt & Whitney Division
United Aircraft Corp
Hartford
Probe Crashes of Military Aircraft in Holyoke
In Holyoke Massachusetts on July 11 army and navy officials pressed a double inquiry into two military aircraft crashes. A pilot's log recovered from a converted B 17 indicated the craft was afire before it went down with 25 fatalities.
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Holyoke
Mass
Army
Navy
Love-Apple Tomato West Indian Name Explained
The term love-apple tomato refers to a fruit known by that nickname in West Indian usage. This brief note clarifies regional nomenclature and its meaning within local language context.
Oldest Galapagos Tortoises Reach Centuries
Giants of the Galapagos Islands are the earths oldest animals per Encyclopaedia Britannica. Individual tortoises exceed four feet in length, approach 400 pounds, and are thought to live 300 to 400 years.
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Galapagos Islands
Encyclopaedia Britannica
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