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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1943

Page

6

Local news notes from Alliance and surrounding towns

P F C Harold J Reynolds is recovering from an operation at Alliance Army Air Base hospital. His wife Auretta Pickett Reynolds has joined him there. Many families, servicemen, and relatives are visiting or returning to duty, with travel between Alliance, Iowa City, Muscatine, and Davenport.

P.F.C Harold J. Reynolds Pat Washington Army Air Base Hospital Alliance Nebraska Army Air Base Reynolds Auretta Pickett Center Ville General Delivery Alliance Stanley Zager Goldsboro North Carolina Zager Wm. Zager Ainsworth Iowa City

4-H girls rally at Lincoln school tomorrow

The Rocking Chair apa Brigade FA notes a 4-H club girls rally at Lincoln School starting 1:30 PM tomorrow with a tea and evening picnic. Ed Bovee returns from Cleveland as Baxter wedding anniversary is noted.

Rocking Chair Apa Lincoln School Ed Bovee Cleveland Baxter Washington County Ilinois Indiana Chicago Tri-Cities

Dayton Grove notes and parish life in Sunday visit

A Methodist church newcomer greeted by a large crowd as Dayton Grove residents discuss church attendance. The piece covers funeral attendance, travel plans for Mrs. Clara Tate and Rev. Howard Tate, White Shrine activities, neighborhood updates, and local gardening anecdotes including a story about “Eat the Pod” peas and Amish variety lore.

Methodist Church Clara Tate New York Rev Howard Tate Jean Acheson Riday

Amateur medics save lives under fire at sea and on submarines

Navy personnel with no formal surgical training performed life saving operations under extreme danger. Pharmacist's Mates Wheeler Lipes and Thomas Moore conducted appendectomies aboard submarines near Japan, while Dr. Leonard Conly delivered an eight pound baby in a lifeboat after a torpedoed ship incident.

Washington Pacific Ocean Navy Wheeler B. Lipes Upper Darby Dean Rector Chautauqua Kan Japan Lipes Rector Thomas A. Moore Chino Valley Ariz George M. Plater Buffalo N. Y Moore Platter Leonard H. Conly Brooklyn Atlantic New York Joseph Mohorovich Dr. Conly

Farm Bureau News and Notes from June 1943

Agricultural tips cover spray mixes for fruit trees, soil conservation week, 4-H pig club vaccination, summer garden planting, extension education planning held by local Farm Bureau leaders. Reports on poultry care, lamb sale details, dairy herd supervision, canning and freezing guidance, strawberry processing, and 4-H activities in Iowa communities.

Earliest Cork Use Traced to Ancient Greece and Rome

The article notes cork’s early familiarity to Greeks and Romans with Plutarch recounting a 400 B C event. A messenger used a cork float to aid swimming in the Tiber during Rome’s siege by the Gauls.

Plutarch Tiber Rome

Nazis Build Six Engine Plane Carries 130 Men

London reports Germany is producing a new six engine troop transport plane called the power glider ME-323 by Messerschmitt. The monoplane uses six Renault engines and can carry 130 men with a rugged undercarriage for rough landings. It follows the Blohm and Voss 222 already in use.

London Messerschmitt Company Blohm and Voss

Sunflower Oil Uses and Argentine Plantings Rise in War Years

Sunflower oil drying properties found useful in some paints. Argentina increased exports in 1942 as plantings grew, but drought reduced 1942-43 area from 1,875,000 to about 1,637,000 acres.

Argentina

Shipping Gateway II 1937 Trade Through New Orleans

In 1937 the New Orleans shipping area handled manufactured goods valued at 27.15 billion dollars. In 1938 exports through the gateway to Central and South America and the Caribbean totaled about 62 million dollars, and Latin American imports via New Orleans were near 68 million. Regularly more than half the trade of the Central American Republics is with the United States.

New Orleans Central America South America Caribbean Latin America Central American U. S

Idle Manure Loses Value in Barn Yard Heat

If manure remains in the barn yard nitrogen is lost as it heats. About half of its value may be lost during the summer months.

Girl Perfectly Fills WAAC Specifications

Army doctors report Jane A. White man 21 met WAAC physical specs. She weighs 143 pounds, stands 5 feet 7 inches, and has a 36 bust. Examiners praise her perfect body condition and dental health as the best they have seen.

Dallas WAAC Jane A. Whiteman

Gestapo Coined From Three-Word Nazi Title

An article explains that Gestapo is a shorthand coinage from the three-word official title Geheime Staatspolizei, formed by taking the initial syllables. It notes the term's origins and usage as the Nazi secret police.

Gestapo Geheime Staats Politzel

Anise Growth in Northwest Faces Labor Shortages

Anise thrives between the Cascade and Rocky Mountains in the northwest but requires hand thinning and weeding, conflicting with sugar beet labor. Plantings in 1942 were light and much of it was lost due to a shortage of hand labor.

Cascade Rocky Mountain Ranges

Canadian National Railways posts 1988 revenue record

The Canadian National railways report 1988 gross revenues of 375 million dollars, about four million daily, with net revenue of 86.66 million, up 20.05 million from last year. Th rash surplus after taxes and public interest rose to 25.06 million, a new peak and 21.05 million above 1941.

Canadian National Railways

Swine Flu Weakens Pigs in Fall and Winter

Swine influenza does not kill many hogs but leaves them thrifty and more vulnerable to deadly diseases. Some farmers use baking soda in drinking water to control it. Best control is dry warm well fed pigs and good ventilation, as outbreaks occur in damp poorly ventilated houses in fall or winter.

Vitamins in Shark Liver Oil Found High Content

A report notes that oil extracted from shark liver contains high vitamin levels and hints at potential production in Australia. The finding suggests new health market applications and regional supply possibilities.

Australia

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