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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1957

Page

8

Birdie golfer’s iron shot hits swallow on course

Bayard golfer Dick Manor’s iron shot on the Coon Rapids course struck a swallow in the head. The bird momentarily died, revived, and flew off. The piece ends with a note on gunpowder's origin, unrelated to the incident.

Dick Manor Bayard Coon Rapids

The Bad Mood Explains Parental Reactions

A father vents at his baby crying and a son deflects blame. The piece argues mood-to-action links show how emotions shape responses to incidents and how parents model behavior for children. It suggests pausing to reassess reactions before responding.

Sheriffs warn of hitchhikers in warning to drivers

The Towa State Sheriffs Association cautions drivers to beware hitchhikers as hot weather typically raises crimes involving cars. J B Steiner warns that a raised thumb may invite danger and that some drivers may lower their guard and pick up strangers. He urges extreme caution and compares inviting strangers into a car to inviting them into a home.

Towa Steiner

No-title fragment on fast transport and car travel

For fast transportation to some place you don't want to go and with your car he can get there whether you go along or not.

Navy Executive Officer Stands Next In Command To Captain

In the U S Navy the executive officer is the officer next in line to the captain. This position follows directly after the ship’s commander and presides over daily operations and crew readiness. The XO ensures orders are implemented and procedures are maintained aboard the vessel.

U. S. Navy Hine

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