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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1950

Page

3

Promise of Land a Come-On To Koreans to Keep Fighting

A United Press foreign dispatch summarizes how Koreans, driven by land promises for peasants, fight fiercely for Soviet style redistribution. It notes 240,000 acres seized and redistributed to 215,000 loyalists, portraying peasant hopes amid Communist tactics and the wider pattern seen in Russia and Ukraine.

Isditor Korea Fenaties Dulvancing Red Pyoneyans South Crangehone United States Moscow Ukraine Pci Pitter United

Agriculture Chief Latollette to resign from Iowa department

N Latollette, longtime supervisor of seed and fertilizer work in the Iowa Department of Agriculture, will resign effective September. He began in 1937, served during WWII with the Iowa Seed Institute, and highlighted growth in seed and fertilizer use, weed control progress, and industry education. He will shift to public relations and plant nutrition projects with retailers, living in Indianola.

Iowa Des Moines IDPA N. Latollette Towea Department of Agrculture Towa Fiarmers Latollette Chhde Spry Joh Sines Towa Onmumer Ciab Iowa Peed Institute Pioleae Li Follette Iowa State College Department of Agriculture Department la Follette Indianola Anamosa Labollette Agriculture Spry

Kalona Public Schools Open with 141 Students

Kalona Public Schools opened August 28 with 141 pupils enrolled under Supt. W. H. Barnum. Grades range from kindergarten to senior, with 18 in kindergarten and 20 in fifth grade. Activities include football under Coach Byrnes and a marching band plans to attend the Washington Corn Festival.

Fugene Way Kalona W. H. Barnum Byrnes West Chester Kalona Field Jay Hanson Washington Gerald Bry Gerald Fry Oregon Mr Fry Frytown John Agnes Fry Cornerus Oregon Dla Pry Murray Sally Marine Watson George Harry Frank Fred Karl Iowa City Clifford Cedar Rapids Leo Powers Oregon H. J Bigelow Verbend Gosnell Neph

Freezing Poultry Easier Preservation Method Than Others

Preparation of poultry for freezing is presented as simpler than any other preservation method. The text argues freezing maintains quality and reduces spoilage compared with alternative techniques.

Free Book For Hard of Hearing Hearing Aid Facts Ad

Free booklet offers guidance on hearing loss and hearing aid benefits. The Microtone Co promotes Hearing Aid Facts and invites readers to request the brochure by mail from 2325 Ford Parkway, St. Paul Minnesota.

Microtone Co Ford Parkway St. Paul Minnesota Ady

New Airplane XC-120 Packplane Shown At Preview

In Hagerstown Maryland a press preview reveals the XC 120 packplane. Described as a giant 64 000 pound machine, the aircraft is presented as a mix between a truck and airplane. The designer is a 46 year old French born engineer, credited with a unique concept.

Hagerstown

Ants Use Cement Cracks to Enter Porch, Paint Applied

A reader describes ants finding their way through steel cracks in a cement porch and a suggested remedy involves painting the porch floor with seal coat or a special cement surface coating to seal cracks.

Drownings among top causes of accidental death in US

A brief note states drownings rank third among accidental deaths in the United States, citing a figure around 6.590 but phrasing is unclear and appears OCR-derived. The fragment emphasizes drowning as a major cause of nonoccupational mortality.

United States

Small-Town Schoolmarm Leads Drive for Better U. S. Education

Corma Mowery of Clarksburg is named president of the National Education Association, pledging to root out Communist influence in teaching and push for more federal aid and a national board of education. She rose from rural West Virginia roots to lead a 500000-member group and will champion enhanced teacher pay and compulsory education to 18 or high school completion.

Kal and Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellow Marvin Yoder Noble Grand Kate Ingram Fannie Meeks Anna Younkin Lee Hunt Ainsworth Philip Aleo Vale Alto California L .E. Southwick Leon Robert Southwick K. McAnnalley Virginian Susan FL &. Skola McAnnalley U.S. Sixth Fleet Strong Harriet Beck Templar Park Spirit Lake H. V. Beck Cedar Falls Wayne Goodnow South Dakota Ora Boone Eugene Way Eelipse Lumber Company Town City Harold Eastman Keokuk Mother Jay Eastman Chestney McKenzie Chicago Grady Alfred Gretchyn Maniten Springs Colorado Paul Maske Mercy Hospital Clarksburg W. Va National Education Association America NEA Corma Mowery National Board of Education Miss Mowery Salem Duke University Wet Virginia Classroom Teachers Association State Commission On Teacher Education West Virginia Education Association Congressional Committee On Education NEAS West Virginia

Paper Thin Paint Defense Against Weather

The paint film for a standard three-coat job is as thin as newspaper but shields surfaces from rain wind snow ice and sun UV rays, reducing degradation and extending life.

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