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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1933
Page
4
Boone Township notes reveal club meetings and visits from residents to family homes, birthday anniversaries, and local events. The community gathers for the Legion, church events, a bridge club, and a sale announcement while reporting on illnesses, travel, and a school board candidacy.
The article notes upcoming celestial events including a near total solar eclipse and several comets. It details dates, paths of visibility across continents, and expected durations. It highlights key objects such as Morgen, Tous-Winnecke, De Vico, Swift, and others, with historical context on past sightings and anticipated return dates.
A Soviet report notes cabbies can no longer cheat visitors as new fare rules set one rouble basic charge and fixed kopek fractions. It claims Americans face higher short ride costs, while automobiles still face production limits and shortages of miles, tributaries, nutteries, and other pitsas in the printed text.
The National Defense Department outlines a plan for a chain of emergency landing fields nationwide. Officials seek public input on locations as they map airstrip sites from Winnipeg to Vancouver and other points, with strategic aims in defense and rapid response.
A vehicle accident occurred on a highway near Thorn in Wash when a car driven by Louis J. Tearkon struck a fir tree after a driver spread debris. The event resulted in a fatal outcome with reports of damage and several people injured or killed.
A report highlights the plight of deaf blind individuals in the United States and Canada. It quotes Corinne Rockefeller Kovlenu of Washington DC and Migs Tebece Macky of Cincinnati, noting many face isolation, improper schooling, and lack of trained teachers. The piece calls for centralized action and mentions efforts in London, Paris, and Montreal.
In Danville, a ten year old boy Ernest helps his father Chaplin by walking from Sanders, Kentucky to Camile to assist in a ruse about a stolen automobile. The boy's steady testimony and the father's plea led prosecutors to drop charges after the car's motor number was traced. The two left for Danville with community support.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a shift toward bacon for the army and farmers, mentioning ration changes and a historical preference for pork. Includes garbled terms and names, with unclear dates or places due to the damaged source text.
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