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Iowa Methodists Weigh TV Programs For Religion Outreach
Iowa Methodists considered a plan to use television to spread religious messages. Rev. Glen W. Lamb reported the Television Radio and Film Commission aims to raise funds and produce programs, with a workshop planned in Des Moines on December 24.
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Soldiers' Reunion Set for Griswold July 18 20
The 75th annual Soldiers' Reunion will be held in Griswold on July 18 19 and 20 with two long parades on July 19 and 20. A poll shows many floats will enter and thousands are expected to watch. Free entertainment dancing athletic events and a midway carnival complete the three day celebration led by Griswold Legion post 508.
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Griswold Legion Post 508
Plan for New Unit by Minneapolis Honeywell Co
The Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Co announces a new Instrumentation Digital On-line Transcriber unit named Idiot 11. The machine handles 128 separate information pieces simultaneously and can process test data in minutes that would normally take days or weeks.
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Girard Case Tests U S Japan Military Jurisdiction
In Japan 21 year old Army private William S. Girard faces trial for killing a Japanese woman during a scrap metal search near Tokyo. The dispute centers on whether the act was in performance of official duty, affecting U S authority under 1953 jurisdiction accords.
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Audubon County Crops Progress and Household Fact
Reports show corn mostly planted with about half cultivated once while oats progress well and pastures are fair. Farmers busy with first alfalfa cuttings as households face a striking estimate that a typical wife will wash utensils totaling about 70 stacks as tall as the Empire State Building.
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New York
Cass Leads 17 States In First Aid Training
Cass county ranks high per capita for Red Cross first aid qualified responders with 276 completions in the period ending last month. Anita leads with 21 instructors, 17 advanced cards, and a volunteer rescue unit answering nearly 500 calls in five years.
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United States
Red Cross
Jerry Redburn
Anita
Midwest
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Atlantic Memorial Hospital
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Jack LaRue
Jerry
Anitol
Aanita
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip visit United States in October
The White House says Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip will tour Jamestown Virginia and Washington DC from October 16 to 21 with New York City on October 21. The trip follows plans for Canada after a Canada phase was revealed by Prince Philip.
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Christensen Family Returns Home From Wisconsin Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Christensen and daughters returned to Deerfield Wisconsin after a week with Mr. and Mrs. Mose Bell of Atlantic and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Christensen of Whiota. The Touro Synagogue in Newport Rhode Island, built in 1763, is noted as the oldest Jewish house of worship in the U S.
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Walter Christensen
Whiota
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Signes Contract for Eighth Grade at Local School
ELK HORN Verne Kling of Garnett Kansas has signed a contract to teach eighth grade in the local elementary school next fall Kling previously earned a BA from the University of Wichita and taught last year at Garnett.
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Verne Kling
Garnett
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Kling
University of Wichita
Buffalo Bill Museum Planned in LeClaire
A nonprofit corporation to operate the Buffalo Bill Museum at LeClaire was approved by the secretary of state. Christine L. Shugars was named president. The project aims to preserve documents and relics related to William F. Cody, born on a farm near LeClaire.
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Buffalo Bill
LeClaire
Christine L. Shugars
William F. Cody
Don't Drive If You Drink Along Mississippi River
A brief public safety note from Scott County warns against driving after drinking near the Mississippi River, urging motorists to avoid risky behavior and seek safe transport.
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