Senate bill aims to boost the Great River Road
Senator Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota filed a bill in the U.S. Senate to fund the Great River Road with 2 million dollars per year for two fiscal years to help adjacent Mississippi states acquire rights of way, build recreational facilities, improve west areas, and upgrade roads to parkway standards. The project could spur attention to a new bridge across the Mississippi.
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Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
U.S. Senate
Mississippi
Tip for the Non Graduates On Teen Unemployment Prospects
The piece urges graduates and non graduates to pursue continuing education as science and economy evolve. It notes high school completers should prepare for four more years of study to improve job prospects and that teens without training face limited opportunities amid rising unemployment. Government data indicate one in four unemployed in May was a teen.
Federal Action Spurs Debate on Constitutional Amendments
Yale Law professor notes 16 states approved at least one proposed amendment and warns changes could curb federal power. Articles critique a Court of the Union concept, state ratifying shifts, and the erosion of states' rights under loosened commerce rules. Discusses Ninth and Tenth amendments concerns and calls for cautious, legal reform.
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Waga
Yale Law School
L. Black, Je
Congo
U.S. Supreme Court
Court of the Union
Supreme Court
FG Jes
Asremut
Congress
Elolmes Alexander
Rachel
California
Muscatine Journal announces daily circulation details
The Muscatine Journal lists office hours, subscription rates, delivery methods, and advertising contacts. It notes association affiliations, staff roles, and service offerings for daily and mail subscribers, including regional pricing and delivery by car within Muscatine and beyond.
Struggle to Pick New Pope Shapes Church Direction
James Marlow surveys the papal election climate as cardinals prepare to choose a successor to Pope John XXIII. Conservatives and liberals debate reform, invoking Leo XII and Pius IX era changes while Cardinal Cushing signals potential shifts in canon law and ecumenism ahead of the council resumption.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
John XXII
John
Pope John
Leo
Thom
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Ecumenical Council
Psychological Gravity In Sales And Hypnosis
Dr Cranes The Worry Clinic explains psychological gravity using inertia and physical gravity in hypnosis and advertising. A salesman and patient examples show how starting with natural habits aids suggestion. The piece cites experiments with ABC and ZYX alphabets to illustrate thought direction and buying cues.
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Hus
Tote
Hypnos
Hopkins Syndicate
His Claim to Fame 100 Shirts Ownership
WAL BOYLE traces a quirky boast of a New York husband who parades a collection of 100 shirts to attract attention. He admits smuggling shirts past his wife, lists counts by color and type, and offers a comical shirt exchange with a vow never to drop below 100.
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Smows & Jushand
Tulsa
Elizabeth Taylor
Shi
Belgium
Stark
Phils
New York
Prayer text from Psalm 91 blessing and scripture study
A devotional prayer expresses gratitude for revealed trust and will through Holy Scriptures. It asks to love the Word, cherish the right to study it, and seek assurance and comfort in Jesus name. Amen.
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Father
Jesus
Pockets Picked and Local Happenings From Yesteryears
A retrospective page recalls past local incidents: pickpocket activity reported with specific sums taken from Mr Barford and Mr Miller, railway eating louse owner Charles Sullivan upgrading Wilton property, a Springfield Roadsten wheel incident near J G Jackson residence, Souls Baking Company purchasing four delivery wagons and horses, and E P Adler addressing the Lee Synod of Iowa meeting. It notes the St Matthias high school start at Grand Theater, a Catholic Lay Retreat League event in Davenport, Ruth Holliday selected for grooming contest, and a town Pearl button factory opening in Columbus Junction with forty men employed. Also mentions Mrs Verda Moloaif crowned Nichols alumni queen, Doin Mudachek and others attending Boy Scout events near Los Angeles.
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Thias
Grand Theater
Albert Berger
Muscadine
Margaret. Coner
Nichols
Otting
Lay Women's Retreat League
Davenport
Ruth Holliday
Letts
Pearl
Columbus Junction
Verda Moloaif
Nichols Alumni Association
Doin Mudachek
Lone Tree
Heeye
Seoul
Wainhorce
Los Angeles
Nothing to Hide at Hospital Says Baton Rouge Nurse
A Baton Rouge reader confirms she visits a doctor at the hospital for chronic headaches from home life stress. She notes her doctor is patient and supportive and denies any romance. The letter defends medical visits as legitimate treatment and privacy.
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Abby
Baton Rouge
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