Thoughtful exhortation finds home in church and life
Editorial notes moral exhortation from a sermon style piece urging firm instruction in home church and public life. It warns against lazy behavior and vanity, comparing reputations to fragile bubbles that burst under self inflation.
Envelopes urged for automatic sorting in mail service
Postmaster General W. Marvin Watson advised adopting envelopes sized for automatic sorting. He suggested a minimum of 3 by 5 inches and a maximum of 5 and a quarter by 11 and a half inches, noting the policy was announced in a 9 by 12 inch envelope.
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W. Marvin Watson
Satch Paige Returns to Big Leagues for Pension Quest
Satchel Paige, celebrated pitcher, nears 158 days to qualify for a five year major league pension of 250 dollars monthly at 65. The Braves plan him as adviser and possibly part time pitcher in Atlanta, honoring a storied career from the Negro leagues to the majors.
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Atlanta Braves
Satchel Paige
Paige
Cleveland
Leroy Satchel Paige
Satch
Atlanta
Kansas City
Mexican West Coast Rail Upgrade Attracts Tourists
Mexican National Railways are improving service on the West Coast from Mexicali to Mazatlan toward Guadalajara and Mexico City to lure U S tourists. Trains now run on time, offer English schedules, and include new stations with dining and bar facilities. First class Mexicali to Mexico City is $22.88 for about 1500 miles and breakfast costs around one dollar.
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Mazatlan
Mexico
UPI
United States
Mexican National Railways
Texas
Mexico City
Mexicali
Calexico
Calif
Guadalajara
USS
West Coast
U.S
Washington Evening Journal masthead notes and staff
Front page masthead lists editors and staff including David Elder as Editor and Business Manager William Shannon as Vice President Advertising Director Charles Morris as News Editor Bob Shaffer as Local Advertising Howard Hazen as Production Superintendent and notes publication afternoons except Sunday Christmas and July 4. paper is entered as second class matter under the 1879 Act.
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David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bob Shaffer
Howard Hazen
Washington
Iowa
United Press
Inland Daily Press Ass’n
Iowa Daily Press Ass‘n
Iowa Press Ass’n
Audit Bureau of Circulations
American Paradise stamps Virgin Islands as top tourist spot
The U S Virgin Islands attract visitors with beaches for sunning and diving, game fish in clear waters, and duty free shopping. St. Thomas serves as a major cruise port amid growing direct jet service, offering about 60 lodging options, top hotels, and nightlife venues. A secluded Water Island retreat features MAP rates, no in-room phones, and planned amenities including a pool, marina, villas, and new ferry link.
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Elliott Fishman
Here
U.S. Virgin Islands
Caribbean Islands
Virgins
St. Thomas Long
New York
Miami
Virgin Island Hilton
Bluebeard’s Castle
The
Gate and
Sebastian's
Water Isle Colony Club
Water Island
Charlotte Amalie
Sub Base
Harry S Truman International
Ray Wehrs win television set at VFW event
Ray Wehrs and his wife won a color television from the Veterans of Foreign Wars during a Friday evening drawing in Hardscrabble. The notice lists numerous Labor Day activities and social visits among local families including Bowen, Wehr, Pope, Ladehoff, and Augustines, with gatherings at Keota Park and nearby towns.
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Ray Wehr
James C. Bowen
Industeious Club
Keota Park
Alen Flicking
Labor Day
Fred Byers
Washington
Howard Smith
Stockport
Robert Pope
Glenn Ladehoff
Michael
Glenna
Old Threshers
Mt. Pleasant
West Chester
Keota
Orville Griggs
Nora Wehr
Clarence Wehr
Gene Wehr
Victory Bowen
Robin
Jeff
Lester Laubach
Iowa City
Vern Escher
Dale Wehr
Joe TeBocorst
Ronnnie Lucas
D. A. Augustine
Florence
Tape measure and trivia mix in reader column
A fragmented reader column recalls tape measure questions about wrist and hip measurements and notes on personal privacy. It mixes humor with anecdotes on war songs, a Viet Nam connection, and a Q A about archery, cadet mustaches, and more. The piece ends inviting letters to L. M. Boyd.
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Viet Nam
Korea
State Department
Tin Pan Alley
Defense Department
Louisville
L. M. Boyd
Man fined ten dollars for speeding in Glenn Holden court
Jerry Austin Tyer paid a ten dollar speeding fine in the court of Justice of the Peace Glenn Holden.
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Jerry Austin Tyer
Glenn Holden
Grandson born in Bogota Colombia in 1940s news item
Dr and Mrs C C Wyse announce a new grandson Mathew David born September 2 in Bogota Colombia weighing 7 lbs 5 oz. Mrs Wyse helped welcome the arrival. Other notes cover Social Hour Club hosting eight members with Maude Ackley as guest and Progress Club meeting with Mrs Gary Murphy of Washington as guest, plus various visits and farm family updates.
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Wayland
C. C. Wyse
Mathew David
Sam Augsburger
Bogota
Colombia
South America
Wyse
Nita Henss
Bertha Shumaker
Maude Ackley
Omer C. Boshart
L. J. Zehr
Zehr
Progress Club
Gary Murphy
Washington
India
William Bean
Bean
Henry Widmer
Owen Roth
Clair Boshart
Janice Roth
Goshen
Indiana
Jamaica's Olympiad Bridge Team Suffers Psych Income Loss
Jamaica finished 18th of 33 at the Olympiad in a creditable showing for a small nation. A Jamaica pair used psychic bidding, which backfired on one deal against Holland, costing 13 match points and contributing to a 49-44 loss to the Dutch in a tight contest.
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Jamaica
Holland
Can North
East
Slavenburg
South
West
Kreyns
Psychia
Res Syndicate, Inc
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