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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1962
Page
5
Editorial urges replacing frequent STOP signs with YIELD signs to ease urban congestion. It contrasts traffic control with a critique of overbearing political labels in the United States and praises a Canadian newspaper view on inflation and policy.
Thousands of graduates and job seekers enter the labor market with advice on choosing work, using guidance services, and building a resume. It urges using school counseling, civil service offices, and private agencies, then emphasizes interview preparation, honesty, learning willingness, and growth paths through evening study and training programs.
A King Features piece by Burton Fern explains how chicken pox can lead to shingles in adults, especially seniors, while noting Grandpa’s immunity and the shared virus. It covers symptoms, progression, treatment ideas, and contagion timelines for kids and adults.
In a four handed bridge team match two tables reached three clubs and five clubs respectively. West missed a double at the first table costing 400 points while the other table doubled to 1100 points. The lesson: avoid club contracts when both team pairs bid high on the same hand.
NBC presents IV Highlights Algeria Days of Decision anchored by Frank McGee with updates on the independence referendum voting returns at 7 p.m. CDT. The schedule lists First Impression with Lorne Greene, Law of the Plainsman with Michael Ansara, Lucille Ball Lucy-Desi Hour rerun, Ben Casey, Ive Got a Secret with Arthur Godfrey, and Jerry Lewis Tonight at various times.
The U P Home Evensong closed Sabbath services with Rev Dr John Meloy and wife in charge. Dr Kerr announced the week, Miss Jackson read scripture, Rev Guy Hamilton led music with Miss Harvey at the piano. McClanahan leaves for Akron to live with his daughter. Variety night featured a Alaska Canada Seattle Fair travelogue by Miss Black and Mrs Brown. Several local visits and social calls noted, including Mrs Grace Cottrell returning from hospital.
Schedule of livestock sales at Iowa barns with sale days and times. Listings include Washington County Fairgrounds on Fridays at 1:30 p.m. and weekly sales at Smylie’s, Wayland, Kalona, Ollie, and Wapello venues featuring hogs, veal, sheep, cattle and other stock.
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