Uniform interstate emergency signals urged by AASHO policy
Iowa officials announce a national AASHO policy for freeways. In emergencies motorists should pull to the right shoulder, turn on lights and emergency indicators, display a white cloth, raise the hood, stay with the vehicle, and alert authorities at the first safe opportunity.
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Ames
Towa
Wong
Loewe
American Association of State Highway Officials
Iowa State Highway Commission
Iete
AASHO
Traf
Iowa
Children Need Help In Facing Failures
Children face fear of failure due to adult emphasis on winning. Early conditioning may make them feel they must always win to please parents and teachers. Parents should help kids build resilience by teaching that losing does not define them and encourage doing their best.
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Mary
Jane
Encouragement Helps Children Overcome Fear of Failure
The text argues that reminding children of past wins and offering frequent praise builds resilience. It notes age and individual differences affect judgment and success. Proper encouragement fosters effort, turning disappointment into determined growth.
Antiques Fill Dallas Center Home From Mrs William Travis
Mrs William Travis of Dallas Center owns a house crowded with antique furniture led by a bureau with a white marble top and two fronts beside a narrow mirror and a ceiling high bed once cut down by her grandfather to fit the room.
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William Travis
Dallas Center
Dominoes Hobby Highlighted In Cherokee Family Notes
Mrs Alise Dunkelberger of Cherokee celebrates her 9th birthday with dominoes as a favorite pastime. She is mother to five children, 11 grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren, and 15 great great grandchildren, spanning five generations. Mr and Mrs W F Jager of Eddyville mark their 66th wedding anniversary with special guest Mrs Eustena Oldham who attended the wedding 66 years ago.
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Alise Dunkelberger
W. F. Jager
Eddyville
Eustena Oldham
Knoxville man bakes neighbor birthdays for six years
Seventy seven year old John E. Ellis of Knoxville has baked a birthday cake for his neighbor Karen Kline for six years. He has also done the same for Karen's brother Larry whose birthday is in August. He bakes all cakes by hand.
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John E. Ellis
Knoxville
Karen Kline
Ellis
Karen
Larry
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The
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Callies Store
Titonka, Iowa
Arterry
Tyke
Titonka
Lowa
Alfred Redenius
Thone
Futura
Ford
W. E. Ley Motor Co
Lakot
United Building Center
Botsford Lumber Company
United
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