Farm Bureau Women Aid S S Hope Garments Drive
Iowa Farm Bureau Women 180 members in Muscatine County donate time and money to craft pajamas robes and layettes for the hospital ship S S Hope. Since 1960 the HOPE has visited eight countries, staff includes many Iowans, and 1 000 plus pajamas were made in 1971 with more planned for this year.
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Farm Bureau
Muscatine County
Iowa State Farm Bureau
S.S. Hope
Iowa Farm Bureau
SS. Hope
Iowa
HOPE
Lure of vicious gutter films sparks public alarm
A Louisville Courier Journal column condemns ultraviolent films like A Clockwork Orange Straw Dogs and Macbeth for glamorizing brutality. It cites teen reactions and critic praise, urging public resistance to curb cinema’s violent allure and calling out a culture of perceived glorification.
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Shakespeare
Lord Fauntleroy
Anthony Comstock
Supreme Court
Humane
New Left
My Lai
Vietnam
Janesville
Wis
Daily Gazette
New York
A Clockwork Orange
Stanley Kubrick
Louise Sweeney
The
Christian Science Monitor
Healy Links Empire State Build to Industry Woes
John E Healy of Wilmington Del former AGC president spoke to about 5000 delegates in Houston. He tied the Empire State Building story to today’s sluggish productivity blamed on unions and costly labor practices. He urged restoring work ethic and labor relations with owners to revive morale and output in construction.
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Houston
John E. Healy
Empire State Building
Healy
Wilmington
Del
Associated General Conteators of America
AGC
Empire State
Hoover
Chicago
Legion
Albany
Philadelphia
Vitamin C allergy or histamine reaction in a patient
A reader asks if a true allergy to vitamin C is possible given rectal itching and bleeding. The doctor explains vitamin C is not a protein allergen, but citrus juices can trigger histamine release causing itching. A cautious diet trial and then reintroducing ascorbic acid pills is advised to confirm the offender.
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Dr Thostesen
Tam
Cliche game brings laughs at party talk
New York AP reports a party game built on overused phrases. Players answer questions by turning them into clichés while pouring drinks, with examples ranging from blunt instruments to innocent bystanders. The piece notes the game ends when martinis run dry but mockery and wit keep it lively.
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New York
Moments from the Past: Assessors, Prarie Chickens and Weddings
A retrospective notes Capt Alexander directing 1871 income tax assessment and describes summons. Iowa Sportsmen offer 10 dollar reward for arrest and conviction of prairie chicken shooters. 50 years ago attorney Gustavus Allbee appeared in Davenport for a client in federal court. 25 years ago Miss Ruth Hartwig honored by Eastern Star Past Matrons club and First Presbyterian choir as wedding to Lee Smith announced for Easter Sunday. The first spring waste paper drive to benefit Muscatine Girl Scout Association set for March 24. Charles E. Jamison, Navy recruit on two-week leave from San Diego after basic training.
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Iowa Sportsmen Association
Gustavus Allbee
Davenport
Ruth Hartwig
Eastern Star
First Presbyterian Church
Hartwig
Lee Smith
Presbyterian Church
Muscatine Girl Scout Association
Charles E. Jamison
C.J. Jamison
West Sixth Street
Navy
San Diego
Today in History March 14 1972 highlights and birthdays
On this date in history Eli Whitney patented the cotton gin in 1794, America's first town meeting in 1748, Einstein born in 1879, Dresden surrendered in 1915, China cut ties with Germany in 1971, Iwo Jima flag raised in 1945, a ten year old Geneva disarmament conference, Kennedy funeral move in Arlington, Vietnam forces in Laos, Rita Tushingham 30th birthday, Albert Grimaldi 14, Cervantes quote about singing.
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Associated Press
Eli Whitney
South
America
Farneil Hall
Boston
Albert Einstein
Ulm
Germany
Geneva
John F. Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
South Vietnam
Laos
Rita Tushingham
Prince Ranier
Princess Grace
Monaco
Albert Alexander Grimaldi
Cervantes
Prayer message emphasizing bold access to grace and personal Christ presence
A religious note centered on Hebrews 4 16 asking readers to come boldly before the throne for mercy and grace. It includes a prayer thanking the Savior who died at Calvary and asking growth in concern that all may know the living Christ.
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Calvary
Christ
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Washington
Louisville Courier-Journal
Marshalltown Times
Salt Lake Tribune
Ashland
Kan
Clark County
Wall Street Journal
San Francisco Chronicle
Brickman
Hes
James
George C. Thostesen, M.D
Dr. Thesteson
Boyle
Alexander
U.S
the Daily Prayer
Hazel
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