Editorials and Thoughts for the Day in Washington
Local Washington IA column reflects on religious quotes and Kipling with notes on daily life. A remark about radio TV and a kids record player suggests a stable family sound life as fall arrives with frost on the windshield and seasonal treats.
How Many Dead Cowboys
The piece argues no solid facts exist for cowboy deaths in film and TV and calls for depictions of long term violence effects. It notes a growth in bicycle demand amid a broader market lull, citing Wall Street Journal on producers’ bike stock surge.
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Western Plains
The
Wall Street Journal
Letters identify Goodwins in Centennial picture
Wahnettah Mildred Goodwin writes from Washington to correct the 1927 Centennial grade school dental honor roll photo. She identifies herself and her two brothers Clifford and Clarence Goodwin, noting Clifford resides in Arizona and Clarence in California, with Mrs Wahnettah Goodwin Lendt as signatory.
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Centennial Grade School
Journal
Wahnettah Mildred Goodwin
Clarence Ralph Goodwin
Washington
Goodwins
Clifford
Arizona
Goodwin
Clarence
California
Bidding decisions on four hands with redouble and suits
South faced with a hand set and bids including two hearts double and two spades. North may have a minimum or normal opening. redouble suggests strength, but the consequences vary. Consider two hearts, double, or two spades based on partnership fit and potential slams.
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North
East
Tex Syndicate
Notions on feet size birth rates and a 19th century dining tale
A fragmented column mixes assorted trivia from shoe sizes to Darwinian ideas and St Martin’s Day. It cites military records on large feet, notes a long genealogy of beliefs, recalls Albany inventors of celluloid, a famous curveball demonstration, and a nineteenth century etiquette anecdote about bar service. It mentions the Peshtigo fire and the US Weather Bureau and invites reader comments to LM Boyd in Fort Worth Texas.
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Albany
Fred Goldsmith
Whistler
Congress
US. Weather Bureau
LM Boyd
Fort Worth
Texas
Parole Board liberalizes Iowa paroles as Fort Madison pop falls
Iowa's parole board has quietly eased policies while inmate numbers at Fort Madison Penitentiary dip to about 800, the lowest in decades. Factors include more probation, work release, and more parole agents. board members cite public protection and fair chance of success as they discuss full time status and costs of parole.
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Des Moines
DPA
State Parole Board
Fort Madison
Mississippi River
Parole Board
George Paul
Brooklyn
Iowa
James Cromwell
Anamosa
Bureau of Adult Corrections
Department of Social Services
Jack Bedell
Spirit Lake
Bedell
Ems
Paul
Sedell
Silas Ewing
Ewing
Riverview
Newton
Almanac for Friday October 8 1971
United Press International notes today Friday October 8 1971 as the day Eddie Rickenbacker born in 1890 and marks Chicago fire of 1871 with vast destruction. It also recalls 1923 hyperinflation in Germany and 1942 World War II naval training at Smith College Massachusetts.
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United Press International
Mercury
Saturn
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Eddie Rickenbacker
Chicago
Germany
Smith College
Massachusetts
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