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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1972
Page
4
The October 3 1972 Washington Iowa column covers wrath control from Proverbs warnings highlights talk of U S currency changes including color and size differences and potential mandatory exchanges, and notes Ottumwa school safety patrols facing liability concerns while urging state laws and patrol insurance.
A reader seeks missing genealogical dates for the Rudds of Washington including burial details for Major Wilcox Rudd and Rhoda Shirk Rudd. The column also features readers’ questions to Dear Abby about language use and safety advice for encounters with dogs, including the misuse of reoccur and a mail carrier tip using spray and a knotted belt.
In Deal No 62 Garozzo and Forquet reach a seven spade grand slam, aided by Easts double and Forquets cue bids. USA's North South set the contract at six notrump, facing an ace of diamonds lead and suffer a loss of 520 points or 11 imps.
United Press International notes October 3, 1972 as the 27th day of the year. It highlights Emily Post’s birth in 1873, Rebecca Felton becoming the first female US senator in 1922, Mussolini’s 1935 attack on Ethiopia, Khrushchev’s Paris visit dispute, Thieu’s 1971 re election, and Schopenhauer’s remark on justice.
A fragmented OCR item lists publication details for a Washington newspaper. It mentions offices at 111 North Marion Washington and staff roles including Vice President Charles Morris and Managing Editor Robert Shafter. It outlines subscription rates by carrier and mail, with Iowa and non Iowa pricing and reference to Washington headquarters.
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