Administration Push Seeks to Extend Good Times
The administration signals a stretch of prosperity into next year by tightening money now. Observers note 1956 election year influences, with officials aiming to guide the boom rather than brake it, likening policy to stretching hosiery to keep up the pace.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
John Hinkhouse Praised for Guard Camp Work
Letters from Co. C 133rd Inf at the National Guard armory praise one member for an individual commendation and honor the battalion after Camp Ripley Minnesota summer maneuvers. The article notes improved training and higher qualification rates in carbine and crew served weapons.
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John Hinkhouse
Co. C, 133Rd Inf
National Guard
Camp Ripley
Minn
Vernon
Dakota Group Visits Relatives In Atalissa Area
Dakota group members visit relatives in Atalissa area including Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Aye and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Aye of Alpena South Dakota. They plan trips to tri cities Muscatine West Liberty and Wilton. Local families attend reunions and outings with extended visits and meals shared with relatives.
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Atalissa
Rudolph Aye
Louis Aye
Alpena
S. D
A. C. Aye
Tri-Cities
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West Liberty
Wilton
Eldon van Dusen
Larry
Robert
David
Linda
Ruth Ann
Lou Ann
Betty Werling
Rock Falls
van Dusen
Laurence Park
Albert Asmus
Kenneth
Diane
North Liberty
Carlisle Cottage
Nearby grandparent origins link to vision traits
The Better Vision Institute finds people whose four grandparents were born in similar areas are more prone to nearsightedness or farsightedness than those with grandparents from distant communities. The study highlights potential genetic or environmental influences on eyesight.
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Better Vision Institute
Typist Study Notes 268000 Carriage Returns yearly
A study finds the average typist performs about 268000 carriage returns each year to reset the line to the left margin, highlighting the scale of routine keystrokes in daily typing work.
Countryman Has No Clear Plans For Reelection
Iowa official Dayton Countryman says he has not stated plans on running again, keeping options open. Governor Hoegh flies jet trainer reaching 365 mph. Iowa legislative panels adopt tape recorders for hearings. Tax study group drafts a 105 page report after two day ses sions. Deer experiments show winter food intake drops and weight loss even with ample food.
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Countryman
State Tax Study Committee
Mary Queen of Scots and Her Wigs Travel by Special Coach
The historical note recalls Mary Queen of Scots owning numerous wigs and using a dedicated coach to transport them during travels.
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Mary, Queen of Scots
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