Labor Day traffic danger looms as 844000 Iowa travelers expected
Editorial warns extended Labor Day weekend will flood highways with as many as 844,000 motorists covering 105 million miles. Officials predict up to 14 deaths and 224 injuries, with the National Safety Council fearing a record high. The Iowa Safety Council urges staying off the roads, though many cannot cancel trips. Exercise extreme caution and ensure vehicles are in top condition before travel.
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The Passing of the Horse Iron and Four Footed
From Iowa farms to rail yards the horse and steam locomotive fade. Diesel engines dominate new locomotive additions with 1,493 units into service in seven months, all but ten being diesels as steam wanes and progress continues.
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Association of American Railroads
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FTC Oil Case May Affect Federal Foreign Policy
Washington officials warn that FTC and Justice Department probes into an international oil cartel could disrupt U S foreign and defense policy centered on the Middle East Iran Iraq and Saudi Arabia The plan of action and voluntary agreements formed to curb Iranian crisis gave the U S oil industry a global coordination tool now at risk of dissolution while DOJ eyes overcharges claims of up to 100 million in reconciling European aid program fuel supplies
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What We Do In Light Of Stalin's Conference
The Ottumwa Courier muses on Stalin's call for a Communist Party conference and argues the nation’s future hinges more on our actions than on Stalin's moves. The piece stresses civilizational progress tied to domestic choices.
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Ottumwa
Crossword Puzzle Horizons Clue List and Answers
Puzzle presents a grid of clues across many categories with hints for various words. It includes sections for animals plants chemistry and language and supplies an answer key with references to nautical and historical terms across multiple languages. The finished puzzle spans general knowledge and wordplay.
Stevenson Truman split and ADA ties in 1948 campaign
The piece analyzes the Democratic race with Stevenson and Truman at odds over campaign team choices and policy approaches. It notes Wyatt's ADA past and his contentious position with Truman, while comparing Stevenson and Eisenhower teams and the influence of figures like Barkley Taft Kefauver and Schlesinger Jr.
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Muscatine Journal print and delivery details
The Muscatine Journal announces publication and delivery terms with prices for daily, weekly, and mail subscriptions. It notes a 6:30 pm delivery cutoff and service for missed papers, with association to the Associated Press and exclusive local news republication rights.
Customers React To Phone Rate Hike In Lone Wolf
In Lone Wolf Oklahoma 84 of 165 telephone subscribers asked Southwestern States Telephone to remove their phones after residential rates rose from 2.50 to 3.75 on August 21. The company manager said the increase is a state wide measure with no personal bias against Lone Wolf.
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Lone Wolf
Okla
Kiowa County
Alexander Graham Bell
Southwestern States Telephone Company
New Instrument Measures Airplane Speed by Ionized Air Regions
An instrument uses ionized air reference regions on the wing to directly measure airspeed. It also indicates airflow behavior over the airfoil and signs of an approaching stall condition.
Association Des Moines News and Business Office
A Des Moines news and business office reports on a building project at $18 shops location. Details indicate new commerce space and local media operations plan expansion. Stakeholders include municipal officials and developers. No allegations or dates provided.
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