Tinamous Considered as New U S Game Bird From Argentina
The U S Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife tests tinamou as a potential United States game bird to replace dwindling pheasant and quail populations. Biologist Gardiner Bump explains the project in Argentina, outlining habitat, diet, and safety considerations, including crop impact and breeding plans.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Pampa
Plains
United States
U. S
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Bureau
Chaco
Argentina
Gardiner Bump
Bump
Keota Alumni Banquet Set for May 29 at Elementary
Keota May 12 The Keota Alumni Banquet will be held at the Elementary School on Saturday evening May 29. The graduating class of 1915 will be guests with many named honorees including Mary Taft Richardson and Leland Page among others. The class of 1940 also honored lists numerous members and deceased names. Harold J Ward of Cedar Rapids will speak, described as a leading Midwest humorist. Women of the Federated church will serve, tickets $2 on sale May 14 through noon May 29.
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Keota
Mary Taft Richardson
Elizabeth Aller
Corrine Hamill Colston
Marjorie Kreiger Emery
Lila Kracaw Walker
Lenor Mohland Wonderlich
Leland Page
Vaughn Pulver Boone
Faye Reeves Rhodebeck
Ruby Simmerman England
Don Stewart
Frank Kirkpatrick
Isabelle Walker Sw
4-H Cyclones plan club tour in Crawfordsville
4-H Cyclones met at the Crooked Creek School with 15 attending. Pres. Duane Lewis presided. The June tour was planned with a 3:30 p.m. start followed by a park picnic. Each member pays 30 cents for refreshments. Serving committee: Alvin Jones and John Hamill. Meeting adjourned by Tom McAllister.
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Crawfordsville
Crooked Creek Cyclones
Duane Lewis
Alvin Joneses
John Hamill
Tom McAllister
Washington Evening Journal Reporting Errors and Breach
A fragmented OCR reading shows misread names and roles for Washington Evening Journal staff including Hitler editor and vice president William Shannon. The text references advertising director Charles Morris and production, plus a note about second class matter status under a March post office act and a breach involving Inland Daily Press circulation audit.
Youth Killed in Mystery Explosion in Hazleton
A 17 year old, Michael Ruggiero, died when a car exploded near a firehouse on election day in Hazleton. FBI and state investigators joined local authorities to determine the blast type and motive, with no enemies or threats found tied to the victim or family. The incident rattled a residential area as his father, an election judge, searched the wreckage. In other news, ASTA reports 6,786,340 foreign visitors entered the United States in 1964, spending a record $1.225 billion.
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Hazleton
UPI
Michael Ruggiero
Mike
FBI
Hazle
Ruggiero
New York
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Mrs. Boyd Sanders
By Vivian Wells
Lintz
Betty Kellogg
Winfield
ISU
Ames
Haydn Thomas
Kenneth
National Guard
Kenneth R. Thomas
Co. E, Ltd Bn
Ft. Leonard Wood
Keith Thomas
Keosauqua
Edwin Richards
Duane Richards
Columbus Junction
Fort Madison
Iowa
Redink
Sheaffer
Washington
Blitz Brothers
By Sakren
Ame
Evening Journal
Shington
Mystery
U.S
South Side Square
Blackwall
Tadeia Kee Set
Bilyah
Yeyide
Riverside
Tbs
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