Moving More Than Ever A Look At 1971 American Movers
A 1971 study from the American Movers Conference notes 12.5 million U.S. families will move this year, with 30 percent interstate moves tied to military personnel and other 30 percent to individual reasons. Most relocations favor Southern Pacific and Mountain states, with June to September the peak moving season and many moves clustered around month ends.
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Fime
Middle Atlantic
North Central States
Southern Pacific
Mountain States
Community Manpower Survey Seeks Wide Participation
Letters urge Washington county residents to complete mailed Manpower Survey questionnaires to show community interest and help attract new industry. Supporters stress 100 percent return and job futures for youth, with emphasis on local skills and services.
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Washington
Washington County
Thoughtful inscription at Walla Walla Court House
A Bible verse quote from Matthew 7 3 urges self examination while an inscription on the Walla Walla Washington Court House adds a proverb about judging one self with sincerity to judge others with charity in a period voice style.
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Walla Walla
Washington
Recall of FDR and Nixon in Iowa Statehouse visit history
Des Moines recounts recall of presidential visits to the Iowa House and state capitol. Ralph A. Lancaster notes FDR’s 1940 entrance chair behind lock and stair hide, Nixon’s 1960s joint session address, and prior appearances by Landon, Goldwater, Wilkie, and Johnson-era events.
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Des Moines
IDPA
Ralph A. Lancaster
Iowa House
Nixon
Roosevelt
Lancaster
Iowa
White House
United States
Richard Nixon
Robert Ray
Robert D. Ra
Iowa National Guard
Franklin Roosevelt
Seret
Fdr
Kansas
Alfred Landon
Clyde Herring
Lyndon Johnson
Capitol
Barry Goldwater
Mrs Chuck Undergoes Foot Surgery At Mercy Hospital
Brighton March 3 Mrs M L Chuck entered Mercy Hospital at Towa City and underwent foot surgery last week Ben Crandall remains a surgical patient at Veteran's Hospital at Towa City and is recovering well Fire Department volunteers plan to buy an emergency generator for added equipment Ted Horton and Will Horton arrived at the Leland Horton home from Mexico and then traveled to Eau Claire Wisconsin
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Tony Meuth
Brighton
M. L. Chuck
Mercy Hospital
Towa City
Ben Crandall
Veteran's Hospital
Brighton Volunteer Fire Department
Ted Horton
Will Horton
Leland Horton
Mexico
Eau Clair
Wis
On the record new cars list
A record of new car entries includes manufacturers and buyers such as Charles Clifford Snyder Ford Loren Bush Chevrolet Truck Wade Ford Motors Elliott McKinstry Buick Arnold Thompson Mercury George Crawford Chevrolet Harvey Holden GMC Truck Larry Mabb Ford Welkona Turkeys Inc Ford.
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Charles Clifford Snyder
Ford
Loren Or
Sherry Bush
Chevrolet
Wade
Ford Motors, Inc
James David Marshall
Elliott
Matjorie’ McKinstry
Buick
Arnol E. Thompson
Mercury
Ly le George Crawford
Harvey Benjamin Holden
GMC
Larry Or Geneva Mabb
Welkona Turkeys, Inc
Men in Service Jugenheime Sgt Robert A Jugenheime
Sergeant Robert A Jugenheime served in Detachment 2 Headquarters and Headquarters Company PSYOP unit of the 1st Brigade 5th Infantry Division Mechanized based at APO San Francisco 96477. He is listed in the service roster with the contact number 24-5110.
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Jugenheimer
Robert A. Jugenheime
APO
San Francisco
Washington Journal publication details and staff
Local newspaper entry lists address at 111 North Marion Ave Washington Town with Washington Journal branding. Staff include Shannon Cong as editor and advertising director, William as editor, Morris as managing editor, Lewis as production chief, and Lewellyn as local advertising head, plus delivery routes and mailing rates for in and out of state.
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Washington Journal
Washington
Town
Marion Ave
Hitler
Shannon Cong
William
Shannon
Charles “Morris
Ia Local
Various Uplifting Snippets From Daily Life And Odd Facts
A collage of curiosities notes The Next Step group in San Francisco helping ex clerics meet, NHL players stitched 4200 times this season, a Fairbanks reader reports extreme cold whiskies freezing, a Texan adds canned laughter to parties, a doctor designs a ripcord gown, Whitesville Delaware prohibits engagement proposals, a reader quizzes on terms like poularde, Las Vegas bets rise to 1000, widows peak origin linked to Louis VI, one in five newlyweds keep separate accounts, smell travels at 220 mph, Europeans drink more wine, London pollution costs 36 cents per citizen, significant sunlight and air quality improvements cited, and a Rapid Reply note about breakfast cereals.
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San Francisco
Fairbanks
Alaska
Louis VI
Debate Over Spade Play In Four Spades Contract
In a contract bridge discussion the South player in four spades is supported as having played the hand correctly. The declarer won a heart lead, finessed spades, and despite a later diamond/trump loss he made four spades. The group debated whether the ten of spades should have been played at trick 11. the answer: South acted optimally, as the aim is to minimize trump losses, with exact computation of play.
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Sourn
Stes Baas
Jack
Mr. Becker
South
Declarer
West
Constant
Sen
Es Syndicate, Inc. Com
Iowa bills would allow 18 to 21 voting in 1972 elections
A bill introduced in the Iowa House by Rep. Richard Drake would let residents aged 18 to 21 vote in federal elections on paper ballots for President Vice President U.S. Senator and Congressman in 1972 if they have lived in Iowa 30 days. The measure addresses recent court actions and would force home town voting for students claimed for tax exemptions, while other proposed amendments seek 18 or 19 year old rights.
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DES Moines
UPI
Iowa House
Richard Drake
R - Muscatine
U.S
U.S. Supreme Court
The
Cour
Iowa
Fred Schwengel
Iowa City
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Metropolitan Opera
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Metropolitan
Robert Cross
Schaunard
Robert Goodloe
Washington Concert Association
Madrid Register-News
Ames Daily Tribune
Becom
Advance- Ross
Rose
Betty Ricks
Helen Brotherton
Lucy Cheyney
Ruth Dunbar
Faye Henry
Ben Hesser
Dolores Brock
Elizabeth Wolfe
Mid-Prairie
Wellman, Town
School Board of
Kalona
Wellman
West Chester
Agai
Prairie Flower
Iowa Statehouse
Harrison Weber
Iowa Daily Press
Wendell Wilkie
Wilkie
Philadelphia
Chuck
Prom Marae Uy
Towa
Wannington
L. M. Boyd
Ho-Ho
Hee-Hee
William Swartley
Swartley
Whitesville
Del
France
London
B. Jay Becker
Angus
Richard Skarda
Diagonal
Montgomery Farms
Afton
Iowa State Angus Assn
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