Advice to graduates on future job prospects and education
An Iowa Employment Security Commission open letter to spring graduates urges careful consideration of the job future in a technology driven economy. It stresses higher skills and possible college or post high school training, noting Muscatine Community College offers relevant credit and skill courses nearby.
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Iowa Employment Security Commission
George W. Moore
Muscatine Community College
Thank You Mom Driving License Grace in Iowa
A passed measure gives Iowa drivers up to 30 days after their birthday to renew licenses. Previously officials proposed notices 80 days before expiration at a cost of 50,000 dollars yearly. An unidentified woman influenced lawmakers to adopt the birthday based grace period.
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Iowa
Arguments On Risks Of Atomic Plants In Queens
The New York City opinion piece discusses Consolidated Edison plans for a nuclear plant in Queens and calls for open hearings. It highlights expert voices like Adolph Ackerman and David Lilienthal, notes insurer reluctance, and urges public input on safety in dense areas.
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Consolidated Edison Company of
New York
Borough of
Queens
East River
Manhattan
Eric Creulich
New York City Council
Ilegal
Radiopulsian Unitx
Consolidated
Eadismn Company
Trowich Conventinns
David Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Lilienthal
Ackerman
Germantown
Lagoona Beach
Michigan
Consolidated Edizon Company
National Society of Professional Engineers
University of Wisconsin
Brazil
Muscatine Journal Masthead Advertisement and Pricing
Muscatine Journal issue details include AP affiliation and press associations. It lists staff roles, advertising directors, and city delivery terms. The notice outlines daily, weekly, and yearly subscription prices and special delivery service, with contact numbers and mailing information.
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Jann
Question on Discrimination Left Unsettled by Court Ruling
James Marlow explains how Supreme Court rulings on sit in protests revive 19th century debates on the 14th Amendment and private versus public discrimination. The piece traces Harlan lineage and notes potential splits over whether private businesses may exclude Black patrons without state action.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News Antalyst
Washington
Supreme Court
Dudge Harvin
Compliments Improve Boss Secretary Dynamics at Work
A psychologist recounts Rachel, a secretary, who switches a harsh boss into a more cooperative leader by daily compliments. After two weeks, the manager seeks her advice, praises her, and her salary rises by ten dollars weekly while he publicly honors her as the plant’s best secretary.
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Henry
Rachel
Northwestern University
Bat
Rachael
The
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Supermarkets Entice Her to Extra Buying
New York writer Joy Stilley humorously describes supermarket temptations that derail a bread mission. She recounts succumbing to okra bargains and jelly as well as her husband’s gourmet splurges, noting how signs promising “today only” lure shoppers into needless buys and forgetfulness about bread.
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JOY Stilley
New York
Prayer text from Romans verse and sermon excerpt
A religious reflection cites Romans 1 16 RSV and prays for faith and salvation. It asks for acceptance of Thy Word, assurance of salvation, and removal of intolerance. The prayer emphasizes all people as God’s children and brothers in Jesus name.
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Jesus
Burglary at Cannon's drug store noted in past item
A brief item recalls last night’s break in at Cannon's drug store with a pryed back window entry and drawers searched. no valuables taken. Also mentions Whipple passenger boat at the levee bound for Fort Madison and other past happenings.
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Cannon
Dennie
Whipple
Fort Madison
Dear Abby column bits reveal dating pressure and juvenile missteps
Readers share dating drama and neighbor child behavior in Abigail Van Buren's column. A young woman questions a potential fiancé's behavior and breaks up timing, while a parent debates handling a loud mouthed child and a drug store worker considers reporting theft.
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Wantad
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Congress
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Douglas
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Life
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Paradise
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GABC
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University Montreal
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Alexander
Charles A. Hacke
Lena Alexander
Lone Tree
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Runlenberg
Moline
Yack Mills
St. Mary's High School
Scholastic
American High School Weekly
Wilton High School Alumi Association
Hebert Oversin
Oscar Hale
Louisa County Bar Association
Charles E. Kelley
Wilton
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Qaty
Abigail van Buren
Abby
Arthur
Dean
Arthurs
Janie
Xant
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