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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1952
Page
4
The editorial argues high accident rates push up liability and collision insurance, hitting hot-rodders hardest while others feel costs through higher premiums. It notes stock insurers raised rates since 1951 after $100 million in auto liability losses and $200 million over six years. It urges safer driving habits to curb damages and costs.
A Ossining group promotes voting by creating the No-Vote No-Gripe Club. Over 11000 members received N V N G tape and pledge to register and vote and ignore complaints from nonvoters.
Cyrus S. Ching, retiring head of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, says there is no single labor situation. He cites 250000 annual contracts, growth from freedom, and better mutual understanding, while noting unresolved issues in industry wide bargaining and the need to reexamine labor laws.
The Fairmont Sentinel records strong opposition to introducing a 744 cent coin arguing it complicates purchases that now use a nickel or dime. The piece warns a future plan could require two coins where one would suffice, amplifying perceived danger of gimmickry.
A Garner Leader item notes how small changes can create big perceived problems or dramatic shifts in local views. It uses a folksy saying about turning a mole hill into a mountain to comment on community reactions.
The Mason City Globe Gazette reports a tongue in cheek adage about accusation. It notes that when a person points at another, three fingers point back at oneself highlighting self reflection.
Crossword puzzle solution hints list reader clues for across and down entries. It includes standard puzzle notes with definitions like Apple food fish roast leg go astray and various mythic, geographic, and literary references.
Washington columnist Ray Tucker answers readers on the Nixon Stevenson private funds issue and potential reforms. He cautions only stringent rules and public demand can curb outside money, then discusses Korea and presidential campaigning, noting postwar strategy and past cleanup efforts.
A sequence of property deeds shows Howard W. and Lucille Tiede transferring lot 39 in Fair Oaks to James S. McKee. Harry and Coralie Bain to Clarence E. and Elna J. Faulkner. Frank Shannon to Wilma Shannon. Minnie H. and Carl Alderfer to Louis B. Fitzgerald. Paul C. and Joanne A. Doran to Gerald E. and Darlene Regennitter. Carl and Laura M. Geirse to Louis A. and Irene A. Brei. Frank Oepping to William F. and Treva W. McKillip. Ira and Estella Sieben to Cornelius H. and Eugena Yoder, with various tracts in Muscatine area.
Luminous Fish Fish has created striking lighting effects in deep sea regions. Some varieties show luminous spots along their sides resembling lighted portholes on tiny ocean liners.
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