Delegates Not Bound by Truman Endorsement Yet
Iowa Democratic leaders say the state convention urged delegates to vote for President Truman on the first ballot but not permanently binding them. The 32 national delegates have 29 votes total with eight at large and four from districts each carrying half votes. If Philadelphia seats only 20 full votes, alternates may sit with spectators as 1,000 delegates weigh options.
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Weather outlook turns warmer with clouds and storms
Forecaster calls for continued cool night with a rise in temperatures tomorrow. Increasing cloudiness is expected and scattered thunder showers may occur. Overnight temperatures stay mild with remaining unsettled conditions into tomorrow night.
Iowa osteopathic hospitals reach 11 with 323 beds
Iowa reports 11 osteopathic hospitals totaling 323 beds as the Iowa Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons marks its 50th anniversary convention opening in Des Moines.
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Washington High manual arts students juggle projects
The 120 students in Washington High School manual arts work daily under instructor W F Bickel to complete woodworking projects for the annual senior class day display. They use ton duras mahogany and black walnut with cedar chests and linings, facing material defects from limited prewar lumber.
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Mahin Family Visit In Arlington Heights And Louisville
Local notes report Dr. and Mrs. H Baird Mahin of Louisville arriving in Washington on Sunday. They will stay two weeks at the Dr F M Mahin home after visiting Jane Mahin in Arlington Heights. Also advertised are new summer dresses arriving this week from Spurgeon’s with fabrics including Bemberg rayon and spun rayons priced 5.95 to 8.95.
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Sunday visitors at the Peiffer home near Wellmy
Mrs Ruth Black Mitchell, hospitalized in Iowa City since May 6, underwent a second sinus operation on May 15 and is reported to be improving. She thanks friends for the cards and flowers sent to her hospital address C-21-9.
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Washington YMCA swimmers edge Ottumwa Y in meet
Washington YMCA with coach Don Wilson defeated Ottumwa Y 38 to 7 Saturday. Members Bill Ward Jim Alsip Allied Nayadley Bob Ward Bill Sherman junior A Wayne Owens Jim Sherman Jerry Williams Dean Goff Leroy Christner junior B Willis Weber Archie Buwer Bob Kelley Duane Earl Tom Murphy Dave McCall. Washington won senior and junior B relays and took first in ten other events with eighteen boys across 22 events.
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Duane Earl
Tom Murphy
Dave McCall
Strike Triggers Broad Meat Price Increases Across Cities
A United Press survey in 20 cities shows meat prices rising 1 to 20 percent after CIO packinghouse workers went on strike on March 16. Porterhouse steaks average 84 to 96 cents, loin lamb chops 83 to 97 cents, and uncured ham 58 to 62 cents with Knoxville reporting the sharpest jump.
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Weather talk clarifies average temperatures in Mexico City
A. F. Merewether of American Airlines argues that average March temperatures can be misleading. He notes daytime highs near 80 and nights around 40, producing a 60 degree average but a wide day to night variation.
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Hills Beats Sears Riverside in Softball Thriller
May 17 Hills softball team defeated the Sars Roebuck team of Iowa City 20 to 0 in five innings. Joseph Jenn pitched a one hit shutout with 12 strikeouts in five innings hit two home runs including one with two men on base. Pin Draker finished the game with four innings and one more hit allowed.
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Care of Washing Machine on a Cold Day
On very cold days a washing machine kept on an exposed area should be moved to a warm room for several hours before use. Stiff oil can make the starting load heavy enough to blow a fuse. Porcelain enamel tubs must also have the chill removed to prevent cracking if hot water is added.
Origin and evolution of Chinese lacquer through Japan
Lacquer originated in China as a natural product rather than an artificial mix. The Japanese learned the art from the Chinese and elevated lacquer to heights China never reached, making lacquer a pinnacle of specialized production.
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Talks at Wesleyan Convocation at Iowa Wesleyan College
Opening convocation at Iowa Wesleyan College to feature Warren R. Austin U S ambassador to the United Nations as speaker on The International Scene and the College Thursday May 27 Governor Robert D Blue to preside Subsequent sessions cover Industry and the College Agriculture and the College Education and the College and The Church and the College plus Government Public Service and the College to close the event
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Warren R. Austin
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Iowa
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University of Chicago
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Fire destroys John Morrell storage building in Ottumwa
Fire chief Harley McClure sought help from the state fire marshal to determine the cause after a storage building at John Morrell and Co. burned. Firemen reported hearing three muffled explosions inside the structure which contained empty meat and milk product cans.
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Towa
Harley McClure
John Morrell and Co
Atomic Weapons Tested in Pacific
The White House says recent tests of atomic weapons in the Pacific were successful in all respects and show very substantial progress. President Truman received the report from the Atomic Energy Commission and approved plans to begin further development based on the test results.
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White House
Pacific
Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
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