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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1949

Page

5

Home pasteurization aids safe milk for Knotek family

Ruth Poster reports on the Knotek family who pasteurize daily to protect against diseases from milk. The process uses an electric pasteurizer to heat milk to 145 degrees, with a thermostatic control and cooling steps, emphasizing cleanliness, healthy cattle, and sanitary milking to prevent brucellosis and undulant fever.

John Knotek Ruth Poster United States Public Health Service United Cretes Mare

Regional Livestock and Meat Consumption Split Across the Mississippi

Two thirds of the nation’s live stock comes from the western states while two thirds of the meat consumed is played out in eastern markets east of the Mississippi River.

Mississippi River Mississippi

Washington Evening Journal masthead and shipping notice

The Washington Evening Journal lists staff roles and affiliations including publishers editors and managers. It notes publication afternoons except Sundays and holiday dates. Subscription rates and mailing areas are detailed with pricing for in state and out of state subscribers.

Washington Evening Journal Washington Iowa Elder, Shannon & Co R. FE. Shannon Dave R. Elder Bruce CC. Cowden Charles Morris W. J. Shannon Max Marble Post Town United Press Inland Daily Press Town Daily Press Town Press Audit Bureau of Circulations Aera

Brazil President Dutra to visit Washington in historic trip

President Eurico Gaspar Dutra will depart May 14 for an official visit to the United States, arriving May 18 for dinner with President Truman at Blair House. The trip includes talks on aid, the Atlantic Pact, and development projects like the Tennessee Valley and Brazilian river hydro projects.

President Dutra Brazil Washington W. W. Copeland United Press Rio DE Janeiro Eurico Gaspar Dutra United States Harry S. Truman Western Hemisphere Dutra Truman Blair House White House New York United Nations Tennessee Valley Miami Portugal Africa Italy San Francisco Mississippi Missouri Amazon River Federated Capital

Records Break In Four Events At Ke-Wash Meet

Wellman Wildcats dominated the Ke-Wash track meet at Keota with seven first places overall. Williamsburg posted the day’s standout marks, setting three Ke-Wash records in events they won, including Von Ahsen in the mile at 4:59.6 and Sanderfield in the 880 yard run in 2:11.2.

Keota Wellman Wildcats Williamsburg von Ahsen Sanderfield

Williamsburg hosts meet with several records broken

The Williamsburg relay quartet clocked 3 245 for a third day record as Heis dorffer of Keota set a 23.4 in the 200 yard low hurdles. Meet results include Patterson Wellman winning the 100 yard dash in 10.7 and Von Ahsen Williamsburg taking the mile.

Williamsburg Heisdorffer Keota Patterson Wellman Chambers Keota P. Miller Bennett Doehrmann Krewsen Richland Davis Harland Kalona Mineart Brighton Brenneman W. Miller Peterson West Chester Barnes Morgan Willamshire Martin Ressler Farrier Manatt Swartzendruber Chambers S Norenberg Ladehoff Whetstine van Ashen Lamansky Labauch Naf’ Singer Nicola

Kalona Brighton Well man West Chester Race

A report listsKalona Brighton Well man and West Chester in a timed event at 3:45.68 surpassing an old mark of 8:46.2, noting the race and the participants.

Kalona Brighton Wellman West Chester

Pigs Benefit from Salt in Hot Weather for Faster Growth

In hot weather pigs need salt. Records show pigs with salt gain up to two and one half times faster than pigs given no salt.

Banana imports rise in 1945 with US total 46 million bunches

Banana imports into the United States during 1945 totaled 46 million bunches, 28 percent higher than 1944 and 64 percent higher than 1943, reflecting growing demand.

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