Russians Claim Discovery May Be Key to Life
New York reports Russian scientists claim a discovery that could enable life from nonliving matter. They describe tiny particles found in eggshell yolk that allegedly become cells, a theory denounced by American geneticist Robert C. Cook as nonsense. Prof Lepeshinskaya is credited with the finding, shown since 1945, while Soviet articles praise Marxist-Leninist methods and Stalin as a guiding figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert C. Cook
Journal of Heredity
American Genetic Association
Lepeshinskaya
Stalin
Coryphaeus
Never Say Die motto follows dog Brownie’s rough fate
Brownie a five month old dog strayed into Albert Herman’s home in Calumet City and was adopted by his four children. After a hit and injury the neighbor shot the dog and buried it, but Brownie survived. The vet reports the bullet ricocheted off the skull and the dog recovered with a limp.
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Chicago
I l
Brownie
Albert Herman
Calumet City
Herman
Unknown Soldier of Last War Could Be a Woman
Washington considers whether the Unknown Soldier honored beside World War I remains could be a woman. Army officials say the law uses male pronouns, but Congress may not intend this to bar a woman. If an unidentified female service member is found overseas, her code could enter the October 1 drawing and possibly be moved to Philadelphia for final selection on May 26, 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Arlington National Cemetery
Armed Services
Congress
U.S
Philadelphia
Vacations and visits wrap up as school year ends
Maxine Lambert travels from Lincoln to spend a week with her parents Mr. and Mrs Clyde Lambert before returning to Lincoln Bible Institute for summer work. Barbara Dare leaves Mt Pleasant after attending Iowa Wesleyan College as the regular school year closes. Local families host dinners with relatives visiting from New Jersey Michigan and many towns in Iowa and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Lambert
Clyde Lambert
Lincoln Bible Institute
Lincoln
Harold Booth
Connie
Afton
Ernest Reed
Central City
Clifford Thompson
Charles
Ainsworth
C. B. Reed
Golia Miller
Russell
Louise Wasson
Dyer
Ind
Don Cholcher
Saginaw
Mich
Monmouth College
Davenport
Robert McLaughlins
Leslie Gates
Pensacola
Fla
Biloxi
Natchez
Miss
St. Louis
Chicago Livestock Markets Slacken Yet Steady Across Classes
hog receipts reach 12,000 with steady to 15 cent gains. top hogs 22.00, most 21.00 to 21.65 for 120-240 lb, larger hogs 20.75 to 21.36. Lambs strong with 110 lb skins at 34, No. 1 skins up to 34. Sheep and ewes active. cattle and calves slow with bids $1-1.50 lower, bulk fed steers 34.50-37.25, prime steers 37.50-38, cows 28-31, bulls 30-38, feeders 35-38.
Lowe Receives Iowa State Award in DVM Course
Harry C. Lowe son of Mrs H C Lowe of Columbus Junction earned the Iowa State College TI award for two years service on the Veterinary Medicine student publication. The report notes journalistic contributions and service to the division. The item also covers local events including a Columbus City street concert, softball openings, and community notices from Columbus Junction and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Harry C. Lowe
H. C. Lowe
Iowa State College
Ames
Division of Veterinary Medicine
Warren May
Columbus City
Chicago Grain Table Reflects Mixed July to March Moves
Open high and low readings show wheat soybeans and corn fluctuating across contracts. July wheat at 2385 and 240 for various months, corn around 174, oats near 82, soybeans around 324 for July with several months mixed, late year with March readings near 282.
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Ene
Joe Barnes
George Norman
Ealing
Pot International
Ealer
Roy Carter
Call
Hotle Feed & Grain CO
J. D. Rabenold
Meat Department
Wittmer
Paul Campbell
McLellan’s
Hiei
White Front Cafe
Duke
North
Iowa
Soho
East 2Nd
Pioneer Drug
Ittie
Roy Nelson
del Monte
White Nelson Well Company
Fairfield
Sentinel Sales and Service
Little Phone
Washington Cleaners
United Mattress Company
Eveready Plumbing
Beye
Martin’s Modern Cleaners
Skipton
Farrells
Wayne Marston
James McVike
Wallings O. K
South
Marion
Washington Transfer
Brighton
Liv
Nace
Delta Iowa
Loretta’s Cafe
Loretta
Marty
Theodore B. Bailey
Loretta Miller
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Trome Grown
Washi Fruit Market
Roy Geret
Ford Trietor
F. M. Wilson
Haskins
Robert
Bowman, Ainsworth
Omar J. Stoutnr
Keota
H.C. Finney
Hamilton
S90
Zager Plumbing and Heating
Washington County
Washington Concrete Company
Guernsey-Jersey
Clarence Lynn
West Chester
Lester Mayer
Pleasant Plain
Hy Croft
Baker's Hatchery
Y2te
du Pont
Eelipse Lumber Co
Carl Ainsworth
Jay Edmondson
Don Applegate
T. A. Michels
Willis Richards
Sale
Sas
Elmer Graber
Wayland Phone
H.E. Johnston
Crawfordsville
Swift
W. Bell
Tog Adquirers
Fred W. Bell
Feed Service
McDaniel Drue
Tait
Young Hampshire
Irvan Hesseltine
Wayland
Western Auto Associate
House of Flowers
Baling
Minneapolis
Moline
Bob Livingston
Firestone
Bell and Gevock
Fred L. Stewart Hardware
Osineup Drug
Bruce Wax
Eclipse Lumber Co
Brown Motors
Chevrolet
Jacob Wenger
John Shebeck
Wash Chine
John D. Durst
W. V. Durst
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Larry Kafka
Yorkshire Bears
Evenoing Journal
Classified Ad Department
State
Fox Theatre
Journal
Force
Monroe
Olivers
Ford
Sitler’s Auto Parts
Des Moines
Southeast
Iown Farm
Alex Debord
Chicago Livestock ‘Up
USDA
By Ken Reynolds
H.C. Lowe
Iowa Electric
Muscatine
Rock Island
West Liberty
Russell Newell
Denver
Colo
E. S. Groben
University Hospital
Town City
Joyce Hafner
Byron Hafner
Letts
Cotter
Robert Boulton
Fort Riley
Kan
Fort Campbell
Adrian Anderson
Kansas City
Boulton
Maria Sullivan
Louisa County
Wapello
Hooks
ChicaGo Grain Table
Whittaker
Kalona
Midway Sales Company
Ollie
Livestock Exchange
Que
South Town
East Harrison
Frank Chilcote
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