Signs of Progress in Muscatine This Weekend
Three grand openings highlight Muscatine's growth with Better Homes Furniture Grand View Mobile Service and Clara's Hair Styling Salon. Better Homes expands into a single large floor at Colorado Street former Town and Country Bowling Lanes. Clara's Hair Styling Salon opens at 211 West Second with four stylists. Grandview Mobil Service at Warren and Grandview is run by Fred Estabrook for Johnson Oil Co. These openings reflect a rising local economy and confidence in the community’s future.
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Better Homes Furniture
Grandview Mobile Service
Clara
Town & Country
Colorado Street
George Fickinger
Clara Cook
West Second
Grandview Avenue
Warren
Bright New Mobil
Fred Estabrook
Johnson Oil Co
Mobil
Grocery Shopping 20 Years From Now by Jim Bishop
Dr. Herbert Brinberg of American Can predicts shopping in 20 years with home-dial orders and robot warehouses. Shoppers will use a numbered voice system to assemble groceries, while products shrink and new food forms arrive. Ray Fournival notes the bold forecast at the Plaza Oak Room.
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Apple
Herbert Brinberg
Park Avenue
New York
American Can Company
American Can
Puerto Rico
Mawaii
Continental Can
National and Crown
American
Princeton
N.J
American Can Experimental Research Station
Brinberg
Brin
Not Leaving the Nest From Changing Times
Many teen-agers go ahead and marry these days, expecting their folks to be good supports about it.
Wrong People Afflicted From Kiwanis Magazine
Our only quarrel with an inferiority complex is that the people who need one never have it.
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Kiwanis Magazine
Water Street set-to earns fine in 10 years ago item
Our Yesterdays recalls a Saturday Water Street scuffle where one man toppled another. He was brought before Mayor Meason and fined five dollars and casts for the incident.
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Meason
S. A. Franklin
Mayme Jericho
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Queen Esther
John Baker
West Sixth Street
Orlin E. Tyler
New
Liberal Warren Court expands rights across decades
The Supreme Court under Chief Justice Earl Warren has been a cautious yet far reaching force, liberalizing American life by addressing long unsettled issues. From desegregation in 1954 to reapportionment and police power limits, the court pushed social progress while arguing it preserves constitutional flexibility in a changing nation.
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Supreme Court
Earl Warren
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Warren Court
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Congress
Pills and smoking aids spark practical patient tips
In this column Dr. Molner collects reader phrases and expert notes on swallowing pills with apple sauce or toast mash, and on quitting smoking with a dissolving tablet. He notes motivation matters, offers his booklet Tips on How to Stop Smoking, and answers readers on pregnancy after first intercourse and Caesarean deliveries, stressing individual medical factors. He also warns about kidney issues and invites mail for Q&A.
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Dr. Molner
Success Has Never Turned H. Allen Smith Head
New York AP profile of H. Allen Smith amid the release of his 30th book Son of Rhubarb. The humorist and former feature writer notes his anti pomp stance, his rise from Huntington youth to best seller, and his wary view of worldly success while praising Swift Mencken and similar satirists.
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H. Allen Smith
New York
Smith
H. Allen
Huntington
Dad
Horatio Alger
Florence Nightingale
Jonathan Swift
H. L. Mencken
Fred Alien
Chief of Commerce Sworn In at White House
Alexander B. Trowbridge was sworn in as secretary of commerce at the White House. Johnson predicted he would do an outstanding job as the Commerce Department notes Americans spent over 4 billion dollars abroad last year, about eight percent more than 1965. The piece also surveys humorists like Rob Benchley and Dorothy Parker, noting their role as social critics and reflecting on Mark Twain’s legacy.
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Associated Press
Alexander B. Trowbridge
White House
Johnson
Commerce Department
Daily Prayer Art scripture invocation prayer note
A devotional prayer passage praises God and the Bible for instruction and hope. It asks for understanding when reading scripture to know divine love and be equipped for good works, concluding in the name of Jesus.
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