Changing Pattern of U S Highway Network Survey Shown
Washington report details a vast highway system worth an estimated 30 billion dollars in annual business. It notes 3.323 million miles of roads support 9.1 million jobs, reshape markets and communities, and rely on use taxes, general taxes, and federal matching funds for maintenance and expansion.
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U.S
Washington
America
Ball Park
National Highway Users Conference
United States
Deaf Parish Holds Silent Hymns at St Pauls Church
In Richmond Virginia on the third Sunday each month the chapel of St Pauls Episcopal hosts services for about 65 deaf worshipers. Led by Rev Guilbert C Broaddock from Washington rhythmic signs guide the hymns without organ accompaniment as the congregation signs and repeats. Broaddock holds a master's from Gallaudet College and debunks the idea of usable musical vibrations for the deaf.
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Richmond
St. Paul
Guilbert C. Broaddock
Washington
Broaddock
Gallaudet College For the Deaf
Iron Clad Alibi Clears Counterfeit Suspect
EVANSTON Illinois police arrest Fang-wen Wang 24 a Northwestern University graduate student after attempting to buy a camera with a counterfeit ten dollar bill He claims a bank check cashing as his alibi. The teller recognizes him and returns ten dollars in real currency.
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Evanston, Ill
Polivce
Fang-wen Wang
Chungking
Northwestern University
The
State Bank & Trust Co
Wang
Russia's UN Return Raises Soviet Propaganda Flag
The piece argues Russia’s return to the United Nations signals a broad propaganda push led by Soviet delegates like Jacob Malik. It claims the Kremlin will target American figures, denigrate Wall Street wealth, and push for seating Chinese Communists while blaming U S millionaires for Korea tensions.
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Russia
United Nations
Simon Legree
United States
Chicago
Texas
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Wall Street
U. N
Korea
Moscow Radio
Pravda
Izvestia
Nehru
India
Hussta
Rain Delays Threshing Near Stringtown as Showers Hit Farms
Long list of local residents and visitors from Stringtown Iowa from Aug 1 recounts threshing halted by a heavy shower Sunday afternoon. Noah Widmer, Rex Swan, and others continued work earlier in the week, with social visits to Wayland, Burlington, and Washington. Community gatherings include a better brush party and a shower honoring Stringtown teacher Phyllis Davison who will marry soon.
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Rich
Stringtown
Noah Widmer
Rex Swan
Ethan Brooks
Bill
Nellie
George Brooks
Wayland
Galen Widmer
Henry Ecliver
Burlington
Boyd
Pleasant Plain
J. J. Rich
Raymond Rich
Elmer Roth
Sunset Park
Grandpa Edd Wenger
Mary Ellen Wagler
Norma Widmer
Hampton Iva
Albert
Mabel
Ora
Orpha Graber
Henry Ediger
Kansas
Gilber Alliman
Washington
Karl Bachman
Mabel Graber
Elmer Graber
Henry Sexton
Phyllis Davison
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Washington High School
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Milllionaire
Truman
Joseph Goebbels
Jenms
N&h's
Nicola
Harmon
Senate Armed Services Committee
John W. Roper
Armed Services
Senate
House Armed Services Committee
C. V. Gcrull
John W. Lee
Pye Ead
Doan
D.D.T
ATI
Mastercraft
Osincup
Sherwin Wiliams
White House
Waffles
Servi&l Daily
Prince Albert Pobaceco
King Edwards
Toni
John Ruskin
Robert Burns
Wen
Kurly Kate Metal Pot Cleaners
LeGear Household
Rothschild’s
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