Salladays Visit Relatives and Friends in Local Area
Major and Mrs. I R Salladay and son John stay with Major Salladay's mother Mrs F J Salladay and at the Glen Green home with friends and relatives. Mrs Salladay and John come from Pierre SD while Major Salladay is stationed in Utah. Mr and Mrs Ray Burlingame of Chicago returned home after visiting since Sunday with their nephew and wife Mr and Mrs Ed Conner.
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Ray Burlingame
Chicago
Ed Conner
Marjorie Logan
al Logan
Douglas Aircraft
Tulsa
Okla
Joe Zook
Donnie
Bobbie
Hamel
Mt. Pleasant
J. M. Rich
Edith
Wayne
Elmer Smith
Mary Gohison
E. R. Gohlison
John Reshley
Wm. Eichelburger
John Weir
Waterloo
Keith Wehr
Bud
Gene Wehr
Jed Watts
Keota
Belmar Henry
Richland
Alec Gillies
Audrey Steele
Shirley Ann Smoz
John Robertson
Charley Grisham
Washington
Ivan Little
Linda
Glen Little
Orville Griggs
Sharon Griggs
Wm. Nortons
Stockport
Virginia
Armour Griggs
Corrected address note and local notices
The fragment lists Roberta Ann Stewart as address 10 regiment Building I Apt 2 H Hunters College Bronx NY. It mentions a baby stroller theft on the west side of the square Monday evening, with return promised to avoid action. Additional items include store closings, vacation notice for Gladys Edwards, and birth of Donald Ainsley’s daughter at 6 pounds.
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Roberta Ann Stewart
A. S
Regiment 10
Building I
Apt
Hunters College
Bronx
New York
County War Chest Quota Set at Sixteen Thousand Five Hundred
The National War Fund consolidates 16 agencies including USO War Prisoners Aid and various relief funds into one drive to save campaign costs and labor. Iowa residents will make a single contribution covering all appeals as the fund streamlines options and eliminates others from an initial list of over 250 groups.
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National War Fund
United Service Organizations
USO
War Prisoners Aid Fund
United China Relief
Queen Wilhelmina Fund
British War Relief Society
United Yugoslav Relief
Belgian War Relief Society
United Seaman’s Service
United Czechoslovak Relief Fund
U. S. Committee For
War Relief Control Board
Irene Coffuan Vacationing Amid Funeral Gatherings
Irene Coffuan enjoys a work leave from McClellan's store while out of town guests attend funeral services for William O'Louhlin at Riverside This morning attendees include Dr and Mrs W O Rehmeyer Monahan Texas Mr and Mrs Russell White Boone Mrs Effie Dunning New York City Dr and Mrs George Wood Geneseo Illinois Dr and Mrs Leo O Lohlin Winfield Mr and Mrs BE L Arthur Des Moines and Mr and Mrs Jim O Lohlin Kalona Mrs Raymond Bowers Pueblo Colorado returns this evening after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Mauthe
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William O'Louhlin
Riverside
W. O. Rehmeyer
Monahan
Texas
Russell White
Boone
Effie Dunning
New York City
George Wood
Geneseo
Ilinois
Leo O'Loughlin
Winfield
BE L, Arthur
Des Moines
Jim O'Loughin
Kalona
New Graduates From 82 Counties at University of Iowa
Applicants for academic awards at the University of Iowa summer convocation include men and women from 82 Iowa counties, 31 states, and 3 foreign countries. The event, scheduled for Friday July 30 at 8 p m in Iowa Union, will feature visiting professor B Iden Payne of England as speaker.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Iowa
Johnson
Scott
Black Hawk
Linn
Polk
Illinois
New York
Wisconsin
Missouri
Indiana
China
Chile
Turkey
Iowa Union
B. Iden Payne
England
Oil Taint in Fort Dodge Water Drops as Deposit Prospect Diminishes
State geologists report the Memorial Park cemetery well water remains tinged but tests by Dr. Arthur C. Trowbridge indicate only a slight possibility of a large oil deposit. He notes the water lacks the high chloride and sulfate levels typical of oil field waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Memorial Park
Arthur C. Trowbridge
Iowa City
Preserve Farm Records to Compute Federal Income Tax
The article stresses the need for accurate year round records for farm families filing their first federal income tax returns. It outlines income sources from farm sales and services, lists allowable deductions including livestock costs, depreciation on farm assets, usual tool wear, and taxes, and notes depreciation limits on buildings and residences.
The Beaux Brummel Moth Chooses Colorful Wardrobe
A feature on the case making clothes moth, nicknamed the Beau Brummel of pests. The larva carries a portable case, feeds on wool and furs, and alters garments by weaving colorful fabric scraps into its cocoon. The moth’s habit of living in a protected case and trimming its cover with wardrobe remnants highlights its impact on costly clothing.
Controlling Cucumber Beetles With Dust Applications
Farmers should dust cucumber hills with a calcium arsenate and gypsum mix. Begin when seedlings emerge and soil cracks. Apply every three days, from five to as many as fifteen dustings, covering hill centers and vine tips. A perforated tin can can replace a dust gun.
Cucumber Harvest Schedule for Summer Planting
Cucumbers planted June 1 to 10 begin fruiting in late July or early August. Harvest fruits every one to four days to maintain vine production. daily picking yields the highest percentage of pickling size while removing fruits before two inches prevents vine damage.
Oil Deposits Revealed By Rock Patterns
A scientist explains that microscopic rock patterns show oil sources. Mountain-building motions create oil in California and along the Gulf coast from oil bearing sands. Milder earth movements yield eastern U S and Gulf coast deposits, while quieter periods formed mid continent and east Texas oils.
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California
United States
Gulf Coast
Mid-Continent
Texas
Planes and Guns Batter Orel in Decisive Push
Massed Russian aircraft and artillery battered Orel as Red Army assault troops drove deeper into the ruined fortifications near the encircled German base. The battle neared a decisive stage with a broad land and air offensive and a narrowing corridor threatening the German garrison.
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Moscow
Orel
Red Army
Pryansk
Stalingrad
Standings and results from today's baseball games
Club standings show Chicago at Boston with a second game 6. St Louis beat New York 1 after a 3 1 win in the first game. Cleveland 7 edged Philadelphia 6 as Washington 6 beat Detroit 5. Pittsburgh 10 Philadelphia 2, Brooklyn split 9 7 with Cincinnati after a 11 11 and 9 7 pair.
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St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Muncries
Russo
Chicago
Humbries
Boston
Terry
Bridges
Trout
Leonard
Scarborough
Dean
Black
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Washington Ee
Noble Community Social Roundup Notices
Noble community residents and guests share visits and gatherings across Washington Mt. Pleasant Wayland and nearby farms. Family outings include picnics and trips to hospitals and timber sites with friends from J R Kauffman Frey Zook and Schlatter households among others.
Soybeans Rise as Key Iowa Crop Postwar Outlook
Professor Walter Loehwing of the University of Iowa says soybeans have grown from a soil-building crop with AAA subsidies to a strong corn competitor. He notes 27 million acres shifted from corn to soybeans, with soybean flour becoming a major meat substitute and soybean milk cheese and wool emerging as important postwar economic factors.
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Iowa City
Walter Loehwing
University of Iowa
America
Great Britain
Loehwing
Night Baseball Scores and Pitcher Records Across Leagues
Chicago beat Boston 4 to 1 at night behind Wittig 5 9. New York faced St Louis with Cooper 12 5. Brooklyn hosted Cincinnati as Davis 6 5 opposed Walters 4 10. Philadelphia met Pittsburgh with Rowe 7 4 and Kraus 4 9. Boston visited Chicago featuring Javery 8 8 and Barrett 6 8 against Derringer 6 9 and Lee 3 6.
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Chicago
Boston
New York
Wittig
St. Louis
Cooper
Brooklyn
Davis
Cincinnati
Walters
Philadelphia
Rowe
Kraus
Pittsburgh
Butcher
Herbert
Javery
Barrett
Derringer
Lee
University chemist debunks Tunisian desert claim
Lieut. John Cressman from the University of Illinois says the Tunisian desert is not sand but powdery dirt a few inches deep with solid clay beneath. He argues the terrain is ideal for mechanized warfare and unsuitable for other uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Legion
University of Illinois
John Cressman
Typewriter row word puzzle solution
The 10 letter word that can be typed using a single row on a QWERTY keyboard is typewriter.
Boy Misses Camp Switch Finds Camp in Portland
Mrs. Madda Schaub rushed with her six year old Edward to Grand Central to catch an 8 11 train to a camp near Trewater NewYork. A late call revealed Edward had boarded a different train to a Portland Maine camp. Police and Missing Persons Bureau issued an eight stage alarm before locating him enjoying his summer away from the intended camp.
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New York
Edward
Madda Schaub
Grand Central Terminal
Portland
Missing Persons Bureau
East
Hardscrabble neighbors shuttle visits and harvest help
A local roundup notes multiple families visiting relatives and helping with harvest. Janice and Joyce Statler vacation with grandparents Mr and Mrs Clarence Lynn while Phyllis was there last week. Several residents aid harvest. names include the Littles, Grishams, and Griggs.
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Janice
Joyce Statler
Clarence Lynn
Phyllis
Glen Little
Walt Wolfe
Art Richardson
Clint Robertson
Ray Glider
Miners Seek Nationwide Wage Pact Rise for Miners
The United Mine Workers invited coal operators nationwide to sign a basic wage agreement raising miners pay by 2.75 dollars per day. The policy committee approved a deal with Illinois operators that would replace the Appalachian contract as the industry model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
United Mine Workers Today
UMW
Illinois
Hospital Admits James Atterson and Discharges Drish Family
James Atterson was admitted to the hospital yesterday afternoon. Mrs Joe Drish and her daughter Shirley Anne were discharged this morning to their home in Keota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Atterson
400 West Ltd
Joe Drish
Shirley Anne
Keota
Funeral services for Fordyce J Murkin
Funeral services for Fordyce J. Murkin were held yesterday afternoon at the L A Jones Funeral home with Rev Alfred Trenerry of the Baptist church presiding. Pallbearers included Clint Jones Triv Jones A W Yard H G Miller Howare McBride and Will Manassier. Burial followed in Elm Grove Cemetery.
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Fordyce J. Murkin
L. A
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