Andrew Whiting Home From Camp Moses Lake Leave
Crawfordsville May 17 Andrew Whiting stationed at Camp Moses Lake Washington returned home for a 30 day leave. His brother Charles Whiting came for the weekend due to their grandmother Mrs W A Whiting's death.
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J. A. Raymond
Crawfordsville
Andrew Whiting
Camp Moses Lake
Washington
Charles Whiting
W. A. Whiting
Kenneth Beenblossom
Clarence Hering
Viola Anda Dorothy Orris
Columbus Junction
Oren Harrell
Douglas Wiley
Leona Rath
Des Moines
Hollis Whiting
H. A. Whiting
Tony Yohe
Chris Hartley
T. Carlyn Weeber
Iowa City
Don Barnes
Cedar Rapids
Robert Miller
Pella
Mrs Adah Peterson Visits Fairfield Friend
Mrs Adah Peterson has gone to Fairfield to visit a few days with Mrs O J Sims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adah Peterson
Fairfield
O. J. Simons
Boy shoots umpire after call at New Orleans game
In New Orleans a 16 year old, Douglas James Ordes, accused of lashing with a knife after an umpire ruled a play out, returned with a pistol and shot the umpire in the stomach. The 28 year old William Pigrenet restrained the youth during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Douglas James Ordes
William Pigrenet
Ordes
Pigrenet
Benner Tea Company Welcomes 5000 at Burlington Open House
More than 5000 visitors toured the new Benner Tea warehouse in Burlington as company officials reported. Milton E. Sandell, president, said he was gratified by the turnout and noted that all 28 towns with stores were represented. He added officials hope visitors enjoyed the building tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benner Tea Company
Burlington
Milton E. Sandell
Willing Workers in Meeting at Tracys
Brighton May 16 The Willing Workers farm bureau club met at Mrs. R. H. Tracy home. Community updates include bereavement in Brighton with Roy and Mrs Carlson called to Salina after Tilford Peter Johnson's death. Local school staff connections noted and various visits around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Crile
Brighton
Willing Workers Farm Bureau Club
R. H. Tracy
Roy Carlson
Salina
Lamansky
Kate Snyder
Ray Conrad
Cresco
Richard Conrad
Waterloo
Lester Willey
Washington
T. B. Davison
Carrie Godwin
Fairfield
Raymond Coop
Harold Coop
Dean Stannard
Clay
Lee Emery
Brightest MLB Park Brings New Floodlight System
Briggs Stadium, home of the Detroit Tigers, unveils an advanced lighting system. It uses 1,328 L-69 floodlights with 1500-watt lamps and 58 L-83 lamps at 1000 watts, delivering about 200 foot candles. Eight steel towers rise 120 feet above the field to support the lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs Stadium
Detroit Tigers
Corn Cobs Provide Feed Value for Cattle and Meat Quality
The cob of the corn carries definite feed value for cattle. Wasted feed means wasted corn and resources. Corn cobs are worth half their weight in shelled corn for fattening steers to the choice grade.
The Little Spool Crib and a Baby’s Quiet History
A family recalls the antique spool crib that moved upstairs for Harriet the first girl baby in 18 years. The writer reflects on past children who slept there, a childhood home on Seneca, and the fragile world future generations face, ending with a hopeful, prayerful note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Harriet
Seneca
Nancy
Polly
Steve
Teddy
Turk
Rascal
Fanny
Mary
Ted
Marv
Picket Clears At Bendix Plant In South Bend
The CIO United Automobile Workers ended the Bendix aviation plant picket, allowing 1 600 non striking office workers to return. Yesterday the line had expanded from 60 to 400 amid a clash when six pickets tried to block 26 plant police from entering. No disorder occurred today and local officers were not present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
CIO United Automobile Workers Union
Bendix Aviation
Sheriff's Deputies
Hospital Admits and Dismissals List
Admitted yesterday are Mrs. Everette Coffman of North English for medical reasons and Mrs. Dale Fuhr of Washington for surgery. Dismissals today include Mrs. Oren Harrell of Crawfordsville, Billa Warren Ainsworth, and Mrs. Charles Meeks of Brighton.
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Everette Coffman
North English
Medical
Dale Fuhr
Washington
Surgical
Oren’ Harrell
Crawfordsville
Billa Warren
Ainsworth
Charles Meeks
Brighton
Ford Strike Continues as Talks Resume at Ford
About 196000 Ford workers remain idled as negotiators resume discussions over alleged assembly line speed ups. Federal conciliator Arthur C. Vint may attend to learn facts but plans no formal government mediation. John Bugas heads Ford negotiations with CIO United Auto Workers officials as the union rejects Ford’s square deal proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Arthur C. Vint
Viat
John Bugas
United Auto Workers
Ford
Wedding couple honored at United Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Art Duensing helped at the reception after the wedding of Derla Martin and Robert McLaughlin at the United Presbyterian church on Saturday afternoon. Mr. McLaughlin presented his bride with the engagement ring that had belonged to his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Duensing
Derla Martin
Robert McLaughlin
United Presbyterian Church
McLaughlin
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Carrie Lemley
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