Faith and tax talk in the Iowa primary
The column mixes a photo-essay on memory tricks with a push for income tax withholding and a defense of Iowa's judicial selection amendment. It argues withholding hides taxes and proposes a two month withholding holiday and cash pay. It also lauds the Iowa plan to appoint judges via commissions, predicting wider adoption.
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VFW Auxiliary Meeting Held at Keota June 4
Keota June 4 The ladies Auxiliary to VFW post 4716 met with President Irene Baughman presiding. They reported 102 dozen homemade cookies sent to Knoxville hospital for ward parties and approved $5 for candy bars for hospital day on June 10. The group plans a dance June 19 in Knoxville with $45 for the orchestra fee and will provide cookies cake and drinks. Membership reached 57 paid. Eth el Aller received a gift from the district membership chairman.
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Knoxville
Auiliary
Ethel Aller
Blitz Brothers and Auxiliary Report Uplifting Fund Events
The group notes presents gifts to Val burga Heisdorffer for securing most dues and a $10 gift to a family plus 32 hours of service and $12 in food. Articles for the June 21 24 cancer convention will be sold at the cancer table funded by donations. Junior Unit decorated 200 napkins and sent book matches to the Veterans Hospital. A memorial service for deceased members was held and district meeting report given by Walburga Heisdorffer. Poppy sales yielded 99.50. junior unit to be rewarded with a summer picnic and swimming party.
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Cancer Fund
Veterans Hospital
Walburga Heisdorffer
Irene Baughman
Pauline Cady
Mignion Daley
The Many Faces Of Aspirin In Everyday Life
An analysis of aspirin shows its varied effects from fever relief to claimed diabetes help and gout treatment. It warns of dangers including kidney impact and overdose risks, noting safer alternatives and a call to lock up medicines. The piece blends cautions with sensational claims about aspirin’s wide reach.
Graham urges turning to God amid crime rise in US
Evangelist Billy Graham told 18,000 at McCormick Place that a new generation has been schooled in violence and immorality while America experiences a record crime wave. He warned that prosperity cannot excuse sin and urged national repentance to avoid barbarism.
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UPI
Billy Graham
McCormick Place Convention Hall
Graham
Des Moines Couple Visits in Chester
Des Moines residents Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Brodrick stopped during vacation for dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Booth on Memorial Day. Esther Booth, Ralph Charpening guests, and various local families are listed as weekend visitors and hosts across Chester and nearby towns. Memorial Day activities include parades, visits, and family gatherings.
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West Chester
C. N. Brodrick
Des Moines
Melvin Booth
Esther Booth
Michael Scott
Stephen
Iowa City
Ralph Charpenings
Scott
Nelson Woodford
Brighton
Vera Statler
Nelson
Allen Woodford
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Wm. Andre
Andre
Leslie F. Andre
Jim Orr
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Jim
ASC
Washington
Karen Andre
Abbie Timmins
Ivan Hahn
Glen Hahn
Creston
Lillian Richert
Albia
Hahns
Fred Kleinschmidt
Rita
Ed Hahn
Mark
Walter Bauer
Merle Gardner
Nancy
Peggy
Debbie
Bruce Gardner
Cindy
Linda Campbell
Edgar Stewart
Richard Paul
Everette Coon
Iris Courts
Mt Pleasant
Everette
Marvin Crile
Murray Coon
Everette Plecker
Joyce
Larry
Phyllis
Russell Plecker
Muscatine
Richard Hayes
Music Department
Phieger
Marion Renoux
Marvin Criles
Judy
Jane Bauer
Connie Crone
Connie
David Bauers
Ray Houghs
Bauer
Rusty Parcell
Judy Slemmons
Brad Kelsey
John Orr
Five Bridge Hands From the Evening Journal Teaching Column
Five example hands discuss optimal bids after a 1NT pass opening. Each hand analyzes the merits of bids such as three hearts two no trump four hearts pass and the reasoning behind game prospects, with emphasis on distribution and stoppers over point count in contract bridge context.
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North
King
Res Syndicate, Inc
Soviet Union Calls For No Spy Satellites In Space
In Geneva the Soviet Union urged global cooperation to keep outer space free of spy satellites. The United States rejected the UN committee proposal and offered own resolutions aiding stranded astronauts and forming an advisory panel on space damage compensation. Leonard Meeker criticized the Soviet plan as too reliant on signatories' good faith.
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UPS
Soviet Union
Outer Space
United States
Committee of the
United Nations
Leonard Meeker
State Department
Grigori Tonkin
U.S
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