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Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1945

Page

2

Desperate Invasion Day Evokes Zapulla Bakery Riots

Ukrainian-like refugees and townsfolk flood the streets as the first day of the invasion collapses into chaos at Zapulla. Citizens, including Carmel and Marie Cermine, confront the baker Zapullajey amid loud protests and hunger. A priest remarks on Americans and Catholics, noting a Malian attending services as the crowd tests patience and order in the wake of conflict.

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Political shifts and state leadership changes in Iowa diary

The article outlines Democratic headquarters activity at the Hotel Fort Des Moines and a push across counties, along with transitions in Iowa state leadership. It notes Miss Agnes Semmeson becoming assistant director of public relations for the National Educational Association and details Iowa’s 1944 fiscal year funds, including the $57,241,129 balance and $29,252,304 from the three Point tax revenue, with efforts to clarify cash reserves and unpaid bills.

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Iowa Liquor Sales Hit 28.5 Million in 1945

Iowa state stores posted liquor sales exceeding 28.5 million dollars for the year ending June 30, up from 19.37 million the prior year. The rise comes despite rationing and is driven largely by about 53,000 more permits sold, totaling 440,000, a record. Many new permit holders are wives of previous permit holders, doubling permits in many families.

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Frustrations Rise Over High Ticket Prices and Parental Strain

The text describes exhausting experiences for parents facing steep costs and endless questions from children. It notes tickets priced at 252 per plate, limits on time, and the challenge of maintaining attention during ongoing inquiries. The piece hints that parental endurance has a breaking point and suggests diverting the child to a new topic.

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Why Children Ask Questions In Early Speech

A study shows children can ask up to eight questions per ten minutes, about one per minute, while slower talkers post three to four questions per ten minutes. In the first sentence stage a two year old may repeat questions after an answer to gain attention or to practice new words, or simply think aloud as they digest what was said.

Alloying metals Boost Strength in Steels

The metald nickel withmum, mo lybdenum and vanadium are used in a number of alloy steels, where their function is to make it possible to obtain stronger and tougher com ponents than can be produced from simple carbon steels.

Bardens Steel Sees Tiny Boron Boost in Hardening

Recent tests indicate extremely small boron additions improve steel hardenability. Research suggests boron-containing alloys show developing potential across multiple steel grades and heat-treating processes.

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Iowans Split Over War Time Saving Electricity Beliefs

Iowa Poll findings show 81 percent believe no electricity saved by wartime power restrictions adopted after Pearl Harbor. 49 percent favor immediate abolition, with farmers most opposed. 63 percent of farmers want it ended now, 41 percent cite livestock and crops. 22 percent want to continue wartime hours, 14 percent prefer summer-only daylight saving. Only 9 percent want it after the war. 38 percent support abolition statewide if the legislature acts.

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