Natural Gas Line Near Completion
Chicago area gains 147 million cubic feet daily as Midwest Piping & Supply ships pipe for the Texas-Chicago Natural Gas Pipeline. The line, 26 inches, will raise Chicago supply from 229 million to 376 million cubic feet daily and should be fully operational by midwinter.
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Washington Evening Journal Publisher and staff list
The Washington Evening Journal in Washington Iowa lists Elder Shannon Co Publishers R E Shannon Managing Editor Dave Elder Business Manager Bruce Cowden Editor Charles Morris News Editor W J Shannon Advertising Manager Max Marble Plant Superintendent. The paper publishes afternoons except Sunday and is entered as second class matter under March 3 1879. Subscription rates: 25 cents per week by carrier in Washington.
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Woman killed and another hurt in Ames accident
An accident in Ames on July 20 leaves a woman resident of the West Court student housing project dead and another seriously injured.
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Inquest Planned in Death of Charles Gallup
An inquest was scheduled in Charles Gallup's death, a Nora Springs farmer who died from a head injury. Six men arrested on murder charges appeared before Justice of the Peace John McGeene, with Burns held without bond. Gallup died after an automobile incident and alleged assault by Burns.
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Des Moines Plans First Iowa Traffic Violator School
Des Moines will host Iowa’s first school for habitual traffic violators. D L Hughes of the state police drivers license division said the program starts late this week, targeting about one third of 1000 habitual violators in the state and warning that licenses will be suspended if violations recur within a set period.
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