Thought for the Day from the Washington Evening Journal
A short editorial fragment presents a religious reflection on forgiveness. It cites Galatians 6 1 and contrasts human error with divine forgiveness noting the spiritual push to restore rather than retaliate.
Greenwood Roadway hosts first stock car race in Iowa
About 10 000 spectators watched the inaugural stock car race at Greenwood Roadway near Indianola on a 3 mile asphalt course. Star drivers Paul Goldsmith Jim Hurtubise Gary Bettenhausen and Norman Nelson delivered a show while the venue sustained a remarkable safety record over three seasons with no serious injuries.
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Duane Crawford returns home for visit and air base schedule
S Sgt and Mrs Duane Crawford arrive June 3 from Vista California to visit his parents in Keota with daughter family Richard Ackland of Albert Lea Minnesota. S Sgt Crawford to report to California and depart September 3 for Okinawa. Mrs Crawford to stay with her parents in Burlington while husband is overseas. O E S met and honored Maude Teets a 50 year member from Van Nuys California. Irene Zillmer and Laurilee De Masi among guests as lodge plans vacation through September.
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Percentage play in contract bridge favors cashing high clubs first
The article analyzes a bridge hand where South can make the contract by cashing the A K of clubs before a finesse. It argues that, accounting for unseen cards, this line provides two chances to succeed versus one for finesses, and that a 50 percent diamond finesse remains optional. It notes hindsight is not a fair test of good play.
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The Arabian horse and its legendary lineage
The piece traces the Arabian horse's origins from Ishmael ibn Ibrahim and the Bedouin bloodline, detailing the kuhaylan asil lineage, selective breeding, unique traits, endurance, and the horse's role in desert life, war, and culture. It notes crossbreeding, early exports, and modern US studbooks, ending with enduring reverence for the Arabian.
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Local Social Notes Include Family Visits and OES Meeting
Mrs. Verle McKune from Davenport visits her mother Mrs. Lydia Christner in Crawfordsville for a week. Shirley Jones visits Susan Griffith for Susan’s fifth birthday. OES Crawfordsville Chapter holds an initiation with Vernon Fletcher and Mrs. Richard Holmes presiding. District Instructor Dolores Wood attends. No July August meetings. plans set for a Masonic Star family picnic June 29 at Sunset Park Washington with a potluck dinner.
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Washington
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Wayne Davis
Jack Erwin
Don Peterson
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