Meddling Stranger By Aime Wilson
Hollis, a wounded bus passenger, lurches toward town as a meddling stranger on a roadside fender offers help. The tense ride overlaps with Hollis’s drive to reach Mr. Sanders of Interstate Bus Lines, while a dangerous car pulls away and threatens his chance at the next stop. The scene hints at a larger critique of bus service and a looming confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis
Chandler
Santa Clara
Mr. Sanders
Interstate Bus Lines
Jean
Thamim
Ollis
Hollis Mare
Tmollis
Mollis
Nollis
Molls
Hollis Alood
Woniss
Woniss “Wor
Sanders
Interstate
WHO
Guatemala Centenary Recalls Stormy Colonial Birth
Guatemala marks its centennial as an independent republic after centuries of Spanish rule and upheaval. The narrative recalls the 1523 Cortes expedition led by Pedro de Alvarado, the mass conversion by Tas Casas, the era known as the Land of War, and later disasters including a 1773 earthquake that devastated the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of Guatemala
Republic
Urme
Spain
Guatemala
Herman Cortes
Mexico
Cortes
Pedro de Alvarado
Tas Casas
Vera Paz
War Sparks Colorful Shift in Postwar Clothing Styles
A study notes that wartime drabness in uniforms and barracks spurred a desire for depth and ornament in attire and home decor. Frills gain appeal for women as men also move away from severe dress. Postwar fashion returns to colors, patterns, and varied neckties, with broader shirt selections.
Air Density and Bullet Trajectory in Ballistic Coefficient
The article explains how air density from temperature and barometric pressure affects a bullet’s ballistic coefficient. A higher density air increases drag, reducing velocity retention, so bullets with larger C values shed velocity more slowly than those with smaller coefficients.
Keep Lawn Moist and Proper Watering Guidelines
Keep the newly planted lawn moist at all times with frequent light sprinkling. Use a fine spray to avoid soil compaction. Once established, apply enough water to moisten several inches deep, encouraging deeper root systems and reducing vulnerability to heat or cold. Shallow watering keeps roots near the surface and raises injury risk.
Locker Plant Service Growth Under Farm Credit Survey
A Farm Credit Administration survey shows about 13 million people served by frozen foods and locker plants. Plants grew from 4,600 in 1943 to 18,46 with more opening as materials become available. Average patrons per plant rose from 295 to 414, a four percent gain over three years. Farmers were the main users, making up about three of every four patrons. The survey notes rising meat animal processing and rendering services at locker plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Credit Administration
Averagte Patrons Ber
Flag History Highlights From Early American Standards
A DAR meeting readout recounts the origins of the American flag with details on the Congress Colors or Grand Union ensign, the 13 red and white stripes, and a blue field with 13 stars. It covers key moments including the 1777 resolution, and notes on designers including Washington, Morris, and Ross, along with early flag-raisings and commemorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sessions
DAR Meeling
Congress
Great Britain
Liemmuther Countey
Hopkins
Alfred
John Paul Jones
Boston
Continental Congress
United States
Washington
Robert Morris
Ross
Hoss
Philadelphia
George Washington
Fort Stanwix
Fort Schu
Massachusetts
Abraham Swarloub
Denmark
UNE
UTE Teatest
Disney
Americ
Eisler Found Guilty After Quick Jury Deliberation
A federal court jury convicted Eisler of contempt of Congress for refusing to testify before the House Committee on Un-American Activities in February. He faces up to a year in jail and a $1000 fine, with sentence to follow defense motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
DE. C
MSI
Gerhart
Eisler
United States
Thich
Bisler
Sinas
House Committee On un-American Activities
315 Sandwiches Sent To Ottumwa
Hilsboro members of the Joluy Richard Heagin Legion Post and Auxiliary No 110 prepared and delivered 1215 assorted sandwiches to the Red Cross at Ottumwa for refugees and rescue workers. Commander Craig Smont reports the donation was much needed and greatly appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilsboro
Joluy Richard Heagin Legion Post
No. 110
Red Cross
Ottumwa
Craig Smont
State schools adopt new tuition fee schedule
Des Moines Iowa state education board announced a new tuition plan for two state schools in Town and Town State College and Sale University. The system sets per semester charges by major with graduate rates also noted. Existing programs at Town State College are referenced as a model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
INS
State Board of Education
Lorlay
Smneths
Sale University
Dave Dancer
Boarl
Town State College
Stoto Cox
Foi i
Alice Mickey Weds Ellsworth Fletcher in Lockridge
Mr and Mrs C N Mickey of Lockridge announce the marriage of their daughter Alice to Ellsworth Fletcher with a simple ceremony there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Mickey
Ellsworth Fletcher
Mr. and
Mrz. C. N. Mickey of
Lockridge
Ottumwa Couple Wed In Willard Stuart Church Ceremony
The daughter Alice Louies, 49 Ellsybridesmaid and Woren belged woul be Metcher, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hany K Pletcher of Ottumwa, married May 29 at 7 PM in the Parsonage of the Willard Stuart Methodist Church. The bride wore white crepe with accessories and a corsage of roses. wedding party included Quintin Heseline as best man. The couple, after a reception, will reside in Ottumwa where the bride works for the county welfare board and the groom at Miller Halcelery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Louies
Mae
Qilage
Willard — Stuart
Ottumwa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Meddling Stranger
Aime Wilson
Ile
Ve Rcl
Clai
Quintin Heseline
Midwest
Stanoani
South Dakota
Black Hills
Standard Oil Company
Atty To Baird
LAMM
Monroe and
Adams
Vaughn
Sullivan’s Standard Service
S. E
Harold Knedler
AGT
Lowa Southern Utilities