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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1948
Page
8
Charles Hennon works on a large radio controlled model ship costing about 300 dollars with two five cylinder radial engines each 100 dollars. He designs a home made radio system to save weight and simplify operation. The project aims for a test flight after about one year in a rural area for space.
Mr and Mrs William Putnam and Mrs Ralph Hesseltine drove to Ottumwa yesterday afternoon to visit Mrs Laurene Coakley a patient at St Joseph hospital. Also noted are shoe prices and a fashion display from Atchison Shoe Store and mentions of relatives visiting the Howell house to spend the rest of the summer with Mr and Mrs Charles Murdock.
Sir Charles Peaks rushed from Belgrade to brief British foreign secretary Ernest Bevin. Official reports from Belgrade and Prague and the Cominform denunciation of Tito’s regime confirm initial conclusions of hidden disunity behind the iron curtain.
Partly cloudy conditions tonight with a trend toward increasing cloudiness tomorrow and warmer temperatures expected.
The naturalist Dr. William J. Long argues trout activity ties to air pressure. He notes that rising or falling barometers affect the trout air bladder, which remains stable in calm weather and slightly shifts with pressure changes, explaining feeding surges and lulls.
A trout seeks a sheltered spot as air pressure drops and a hunter waits for the optimal hour to fish. The text then shifts to Soviet chemical research shaped by long term projects rooted in the Russian chemistry tradition, with incentives like rewards and contests used to boost industrial development.
Piles of trash discarded machinery and parts of machines and cluttered buildings are potential causes of accidents that may seriously injure a family member or farm worker. Removing these hazards makes the farm safer and more efficient to work on.
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