Birth of Mark Nolan in Denver and regional visits noted
Word arrives of a baby boy named Mark Nolan born July 25 in Denver to Mr. and Mrs. James Nolan. He weighed eight pounds eight ounces. Margaret Ragan is his mother’s former name. hospital news and many relatives from Brighton Richland Columbus Junction and Washington are visiting or calling on patients and families across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Ragan
James Nolan
Denver
Colo
Mark
Henry Wolfe
Lawrence Mottet
Brighton
Willard Kenny
Dick Stagers
Richland
Washington
Bernard Mottet
Robert Allen
James L. Edwards
Luther Davis
Columbus Junction
Jennie Jones
T. A. Todd
Stella Orr
Henry Little
Newton
Douglas James
David
Dana
Dennis
Douglas
Lester Goode
Ed Massey
Lester Hanft
Blakesburg
Sam Goode
Goode
Arthur Goode
Local and regional movements and family news notes
A string of social updates includes visits and travel from Crawfordsville to Washington and Cedar Falls. Foster G. Bagge attends an Earl May Seed Co. managers meeting in Shenandoah. Several friends attend fall registration at Teachers College Cedar Falls. Instances of hospital visits and post operative recovery are noted, along with a large two week trip by Eli Knepp family and others visiting relatives in Ridgewood West Virginia Meyersdale Pennsylvania and Berlin Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster G. Bagge
The
Earl May Seed Co
Shenandoah
Eli Knepp
Lavelda
Sue Weise
Iowa City
Fred Jones
Hiram Bender
Ridgewood
W. V
Harry Knepper
Meyersdale, Pa
John Bender
Berlin
One Survivor Of Pacific Air Crash Identified
Tokyo AP report: the lone survivor among 26 aboard a general headquarters courier plane crash landed 90 miles south of Tokyo. The American soldier, unnamed by HQ, was hospitalized dazed. cause cited as possible fire and explosion. Wreckage found 10 miles south of Island with 25 missing. Among the missing are correspondents James O. Supple, Albert Hinton, Stephen Simmons, and Maximilian Philoneko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
General Headquarters
O Shina
Island
Korea
James O. Supple
Chingo Sun-Times
A'bert Hinton
Identification Aids Recovered Alongside Affected Items
The announcement stated that items that assisted in identification, along with others affected, were recovered.
New Wall Paint Promoted As Insect Killer
In Peoria Illinois a new paint called Sure Death to Insects is promoted for use on walls, claiming two years of insect control after one application. It is marketed as harmless to humans and animals, lead free, washable, and safe for use in settings including farms schools hospitals hotels restaurants and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria, Ill
Sugar surplus certainty as U S guards Cuban stock
Agriculture Secretary Brannan announced a plan to secure 600000 tons of Cuban sugar to ensure a national supply of 110 pounds per person this year. The U S sugar stock is reported at 8450000 tons with weekly deliveries to wholesalers rising over last year. Brannan will use Commodity Credit Corporation funds to buy and store sugar, keeping the Cuban reserve for domestic needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Fr. Brannan
Cuba
Brannan
Truman
U. S
Agriculture Department
Commodity Credit Corporation
United States
Switzer land First Pure Nickel Coin Issuance Year
Switzer land achieved the distinction of issuing the first coin made entirely of nickel in 1881. Since then, about 42 countries have used pure nickel for 124 different coins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
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Peay
SUN
Shelley
Dan Duryer
Stephen McNally
Clifford Snyder
Route One
Medical
Richard Kennedy
City
Myron White
S. E. Engel
Mace Motor
FORD
Mercury
FOX
Allan Rocky
Silver Sage
Laurel & Hardy Comedy
America
Jackie Robinson the
Brooklyn
Jackie Robinson
Richard Lane
Minor Watson
Ruby Dee
Branch Rickey
Anna Lucasta
Clay Hopper
Montreal Royals
Billy Wayne
Clyde Sukeforth
Louise Beavers
Ben Lessy
Alfred E. Green
Sodate
Glacier National Park
Lloyd Polson
Enslewood
Merle Statler
Donald Robinson
Homer Peiffer
Carl Rickeberg
Greensberg
Missouri
Ralph Erfenbush
Lillian McConnell
United Presbyterian Home
Winona Lake
Ind
R. L. Wilson
U.P
St. Charles, T
Edith Miller
California
Harry Coppock
Lansing, Mich
Blaine Gildea
Lulu of
Laurens
Foster Bagge Home
Foster Bagge
Sybil
Iowa
Clear Lake
Dorcas Howard
Milwaukee
Wis
Mrs. Bagge
Lake Shetek
Minn
Bob
Phyllis George
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Bernard Simmons
Mansfield
Ohio
Ralph Kleese
Jack James
Chicago
J. S. James
Mildred Woodburn
Cedar Rapids
Glenn
Clara Faulkner
T. R. Phillips
West Side Square
Wingad Cafe
North Side Square
Bauer
Edscel
Congress
Crawfordsville
Bob Steele
Margaret Peiffer
Pat Weldin
Biddy Johnson
Barbara Godwin
Teachers College
John Simpson
Oak Park, Jr
J. F. Simpson
Clara Gilbert
Ernest Adkisson
Mandan
Ralph Kelsey
Glen Anderson
University Hospital
Anderson
House OF Flowers
Studebake
Plymouth
Dodge
Chevrolet
Mercantile Hospital
McFarlane Insurance Agency
Hotel Washington
M. H. Sartor
Lois
Frances
Caroleen
Yellowstone National Park
Colorado
Witkq Fgus
Argus
Spurgeon
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