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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1952

Page

6

75 Per Cent Farm Fires Preventable

Two University of Illinois researchers Dean Winter and Gilbert Sauer from the agricultural engineering department say that inspecting 53 Illinois farms shows about 75 percent of farm fires could be prevented by farmers removing hazards. They cite lightning, faulty wiring and poor heating systems as main causes and urge routine farmer inspections every few months.

University of Illinois Dean Winter Gilbert Sauer University Agricultural Engineering Department Illinois

Farm Wife to Encourage Building and Remodeling

Researchers say farm families will drive home construction as farm wives seek bigger quarters for growing families. With 51 percent more children than city women and a 5 percent rise in farm incomes to 37.5 million dollars, remodeling and new housing on farms appears likely as work duties shift to home appliances and improved facilities.

Minneapolis-Honeywell

Grand Champion Dairy Animal Sold for Breeding

Roy A. Kropp bought the 1951 and 1952 Denver grand champion and 1952 Phoenix grand champion at Grayslake Illinois Chardon Farm. He paid Jack Howley of Minneapolis fifty thousand dollars for the prize animal.

Denver

200000 Farm Tractors Run on Butane Gas

More than 200,000 farm tractors, factory designed or converted, now run on liquefied petroleum gas. Farmers report reduced engine maintenance by up to 50 percent. Also known as butane or propane, the fuel also serves household needs such as cooking heating and water heating.

Fashion today mocks age with youth look and parental control

The quote by William Le Queux comments on contemporary fashion trends that favor a youthful appearance for older individuals and the urge of parents to monitor their daughters' relationships, warning that they must be vigilant to prevent trouble.

William le Queux

Hundredth Anniversary Fete Sparks Moment with Shoe Shine Boy

In a Bankers and Manufacturers Club scene, narrator Fred Crowley greets Mickey McKensie the shoe shine boy as the club marks its hundredth anniversary. Crowley rewards Mickey with three nickels while pondering the boy’s simple pleasures of hot dogs and fishcakes.

Bankers and Manufacturers Club Mickey McKensie Mickey Mr. Crowley Shine Bankers & Manufacturers’ Club Mike Fred

Iowans Arrive for Democratic National Convention in Chicago

Iowa delegates begin pouring into Chicago for the Democratic National Convention. At their headquarters in the Walmer House and a larger fifth-floor space, state leaders plan a Monday breakfast with major candidates and expect to meet Vice President Barkley Kefauver Harriman and Kerr.

Iowa Daily Press Chicago WPA Iowa Walmer House Hawkeye Ai Strong Canueus Iowa Republican Jake More Lowa More Carkley Kefauver Harriman Bkerr Russell

Powerful Atom Splitting Yields Huge Energy Amount

The splitting of one pound of uranium releases energy equivalent to about three million pounds of coal and roughly equals the energy output of a large blast. This comparison illustrates the vast energy potential unlocked by fission.

Study Finds Rat Drinks Water 20 Minutes Daily

A Jonas Hopkins University physiologist in Baltimore reports rats spend about twenty minutes daily drinking water at an average rate of six and a half laps per second according to a careful study.

Jonas Hopkins University Baltimore

Slim Chance A Study of Discarded Matches

A Chicago match manufacturer hired an investigator to study discarded match books. The report found a good match in a discarded cover only one in 18,000.

Chicago

Oven Meals Made Easier For Busy Cooks

Oven meals simplify cooking by requiring less watching than stove top dishes. The article notes convenience and time savings for home cooks.

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