Iowa Changes Coaches Amid Salems Departure Rumors
The Big Ten faces coaching shifts as Ossie Salem leaves Iowa to accept Syracuse. The Iowa athletic board weighs whether to keep Salem as both coach and athletic director or separate the roles. Budget constraints limit candidate options while aiming for a capable successor amid past ups and downs and a recent player strike.
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Iowa gridiron hopes ride on new coach revival
Iowa fans await a new football coach to revive the Old Gold era once led by a strong defense and top competition. Past Iowa coaches Ingversen and Salem show the tough path after a disastrous season, as factions push for successors with proven records elsewhere and hope for renewed enthusiasm among students and graduates.
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Washington plans reorganization of executive departments
Dispatches from Washington say the administration will reorganize the executive departments for efficiency. Economies may result if pushed, but substantial cuts in administrative expenses seem unlikely until government reduces its many activities and employment.
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Stiffer Iowa road laws urged with teeth in enforcement
The Ottumwa Courier argues for tougher road laws including a 55 mph limit, mandatory dimming of lights, stricter penalties for drunken driving, spacing of caravans, bicycle regulation, and harsher action on passing on hills. It warns that reckless drivers invite heavier penalties.
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Ottumwa Courier
Taxation and debt scale push for balanced budget
The Rock Rapids Reporter argues Congress must prioritize taxation as a core internal problem. It calls for a balanced budget, gradual debt reduction, and tax cuts to sustain good business and lasting prosperity.
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News Behind The Whirligig The National News
Foreign policy argues over war neutrality tools and finance based leverage. Hull warns of shifting global trade as U S industry risks losing supremacy to lower wage rivals. Davies praised by Washington circles sparks Moscow interest. Ickes fights jail and power loan clashes in Huntington Ind, while FCC faces internal strains and labor shifts impact transport and rates.
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Roosevelt Shot At Rally In 1912 Remembered
Theodore Roosevelt was shot in the right side by John Shrank as he left Gilpatrick Hotel for a presidential campaign event on October 14, 1912. The bullet lodged in his lung but he delivered an hour and a half speech before treatment, carrying the bullet until his death 18 years later.
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DeMolay members attend funeral at West Liberty
As you were 50 years ago today DeMolay commandery No 1 in full uniform rode the 9 oclock train to attend the funeral at West Liberty of departed brother Isaac C Nichols. Lee Mali and Miss Sherwood returned to the University at Beaver Dam Wisconsin.
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English Aviators Enlist Quietly Amid U.S. Recruiting Surge
English flyers in the United States migrate toward Spain with plans for cash in advance. Amadeo Giannini expands a growing bank network led by Bank of America and larger stake in National City Bank of New York. Transamerica acts as the umbrella holding company linking Giannini’s California banks into a major enterprise.
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Poor Pa
Claud Callan writes a lighthearted piece about the strain of constant phone calls to a family, noting how Betty, the daughter, grows angry when she answers and finds no romance. The humor centers on domestic life and social expectations in a small town.
Aunt Hetry Robert Quillen Quote Caption
A clipped quote from Robert Quillen reflects a candid remark about sincerity and hypocrisy. The fragment suggests a humorously self critical stance tied to a moment of hurried grooming and clean clothes.
Patriotic Marksman Horizontal and Vertical Puzzle Clues
A crossword style list with numbered horizontal and vertical clues across many word entries including archer, imbecile, wigwam, likeness and other terms. The puzzle features varied definitions from general to specific proper nouns and ends with an electrical term and bone.
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