New Power Plant Under Construction In Independence
Independence plans a 510000 dollar municipal electric plant to fully load within three weeks. Diesel units, two 1440 horsepower generators, and a three phase system swap from the old two phase setup, with city funds covering extra costs and bond issues.
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State moves to close 52-20 veteran aid program
Iowa’s employment security commission is closing its books on the 52-20 federal aid program after distributing 25.85 million to 97,457 unemployed veterans and 19.73 million to 20,658 self employed veterans over five fiscal years. Claims have fallen to about 200 per month.
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Christes Messe: Early England Christmas Name Origin
The phrase Christes Messe meaning Christ's Mass reflects how early English described Christmas. This term shows medieval religious influence shaping holiday naming and practices in England.
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Small Iowa towns brighten Christmas across Cedar Rapids area
In Bertram and surrounding towns, volunteers display festive decorations for a 34 family community. West Branch readers react to a Gazette feature, and Springville treasure hunt spurs farmer searches. Anamosa hosts a holiday parade and circus for youths, while Independence unveils a life sized Santa on a mill roof.
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Viaduct Case Considers Land Condemnation Near Hawkeye Downs
A six member condemnation commission is set to meet January 6 at 10 30 a m to appraise three tracts of land for the Ingleside area near Hawkeye Downs in the highway 84 project. Owners include Gerald J Tuma and the Anderliks along with the Harpers and tenants Milo and Lillian Klouda.
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Davenport
Roy Kelley
Des Moines
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Ralph Harmon
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Washington holiday scene as officials flee to Christmas
Exodus of government workers ends before Christmas as Senator Hickenlooper tours Iowa and Washington staffers join New Year plans. London Naples and Ames scenes feature Santa, Embassy canteens, and a coast-to-coast Chamber broadcast on town life. Public and private employment counts show more private workers than federal staff in DC.
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Cherokee
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Mes
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District of Columbia
Fire devastates Crooks family apartment
A late night blaze in the Crooks four room apartment gutted the home destroying a five month old puppy and all Christmas gifts. Tommy Crooks ten years old suffered burns to ears face and left hand while his mother was burned on face and shoulders but listed in fairly good condition. Crooks nephew Frank Heine leapt from a 25 foot window to escape. Fire started in the living room damaging clothing and destroying the dwelling.
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Frank Heine
Government names babysitters as child monitors
Washington AP report says the U S Employment Service office began handling placement of babysitters but could not use that term. they will be on a job register labeled as child monitors reflecting official terminology.
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U. S. Employment Service Office
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