Ramblin's Rambling on Slaughter Firm Closures
Dr. Austin Knosby of Des Moines, meat inspection chief, called regarding last week's Ramblins about locker plants and slaughter firms closures. Skip Broshar of Ankeny gave him a copy of the Union. Knosby said the state does not intend to close the grey slaughtering firms and they are interested in the matter.
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Austin Knosby
Meat Inspection Department
Des Moines
Skip Broshar
Ankeny
Dr. Knosby
Union
Tom Dougherty
Albia
Tom
Sanitations rules discussed for local meat plants in Moravia area
Citizens and lawmakers in Des Moines and Moravia examine meat processing and storage sanitation. Local concerns focus on closing locker and killing plants and ensuring access for residents who buy from stores or process their own meat for home freezers. The Moravia park scene hints at spring, while the girls basketball state tournament drama frames recent regional sports action.
Freeloader Couple in Rent Strike Over Landlord Demands
A young unmarried couple, known as J. and K., living together in a rent controlled Manhattan apartment, join a rent strike amid landlord demand s. They are educated and in their early twenties, currently not paying the city minimum rent.
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Lower Manhattan
As Written Press Reports Pay for Their Own Lights
A fragment describes a couple collecting government aid while shoplifting, using hotel towels, Salvation Army clothing, and food stamps. They cash a telephone refund, receive rent relief, and plan another attempt at a pay phone call as a state report on their education grant looms.
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Salvation Army
Army
Pair Skips Pay Booth and Frees Ride in City Protest Night
J and K plan a routine day full of thefts and evading payment from transit to vending machines. They exploit public services, hitchhike to Manhattan and join a tax-exempt group's picket line near the Federal Building, chanting against capitalism. The day ends with a protest night.
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14Th Street
SPCA
Goodby
Seattle
Veterans’ Benefits
Tower Manhattan
Federal Building
Easter Seals Camp Appeal Boosts for Handicapped Children
Mrs. Phillip Adams, county chairman, urges Apanoose County support for Easter Seals Camp Sunyside. She notes rising demand as Easter Seal Society of Iowa aims to serve more crippled children than last year’s 400 attendees. Camp director Barnhill oversees activities including swimming, nature study, crafts, and overnight outings.
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Sunnyside
Phillip Adams
News of Interest From Franklin by Mrs Earl Swift
Community notes from Franklin detail frequent Sunday visits among local families in Fremont Ottumwa Des Moines Albia and Garwin. Visiting patterns include Sytsmas Calhouns Derbys and various relatives with 4 H attendance and funeral services for Dale Robinson and John McGee referenced.
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Franklin
Earl Swift
Herman Sytsmia
Fremont
Andrew Sytsma
Donna
Loyd Johnson
Henry van Welden
Roscoe Argos
Delbert Calhoun
Earl
Thelma Calhoun
Larry Derby
Jerry Morrow
Ottumwa
Wm. Cater
Des Moines
Clair Long
Jeff
Mercy Hospital
Gary Perry
Jeffrey
Julie
Maureen
Don Whitehead
Kenneth
Donald Calhoun
Richard Eastlick
Bill Liggett
Sam Eastlick
John Martin
Ben Pickrell
Lloyd Ammons
Dale Robinson
Christian Church
Albia
John Bescoe
Garwin
Kevin
Charles Hershberger
John McGee
St. Mary’s Church
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Moravia
Cc, R. and
H. K. Charity
Editors Publishers
Appanoose
Monroe
United States
Rays
Ramblin’s
Turner Funeral Home
Owa
Milady
Moravia Park
Mediapolis
Doi
Ottumwa Courier
Moravia Farm Service Co
Moravia and Plano Store
Seeds
Anh
Moravio
Bruce Davis
South
16Th St
Hospital Dial
Centerville
R. E
Dick” Cooper
W. Washington
Centerville, Iowa
The
Moravia Union
Advertising Media
Guardian Maintenance Service
Carmer’s Inc
Ray Avera, D.O
Don Fxterson
Paul Morenead
John Reehon
Thomas L. Koffman
Albia Sales Company, Lnc
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