Thought for the Day from Joel 2:6 in Evening Journal
The editorial emphasizes faith in God as a source of reassurance and dignity, noting that while people may feel shame in themselves or others, they should never be ashamed before their God who has dealt wondrously with them.
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Joel
Disgraceful Iowa Legislature Faces $9000 Bill
The Iowa Legislature owes two attorneys $5000 and a court reporter $4000 for services rendered, months overdue. Politics fueled firing of Richard Dennler a Republican milk sanitation expert, with Democrats replacing him and pursuing investigations paid by the state. As costs mount, Dennler remains cleared while the state weighs paying the bills and learning from the episode.
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Iowa
Richard Dennler
State Department of Health
Dennler
Pigeons and Ducks To Stop Quacking In Milwaukee Court
Milwaukee judge issues cease and desist orders against 21 pigeons and 14 ducks after a five hour trial sparked by neighbors complaints. Birds may appeal to higher court on grounds of freedom of screech.
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Milwaukee
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Cheerful Hitchhiker by Tom Rail
A memoir fragment recounts a cross country hitchhiking journey in 1965, from Los Angeles through Barstow and Provo to Ohio. The narrator describes encounters with diverse drivers, heat of the Mojave, reflections on society, and a hoped return home, despite setbacks.
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Provo
Utah
Ohio
Washington Iowa Daily News Masthead Fact Sheet
A brief masthead style record listing editors and staff roles for the Washington Iowa Daily News. It notes publication afternoons except Sunday, Christmas and July 4th, second class matter, and postal and press associations affiliations. It includes pricing per week by carrier in Washington.
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David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bob Shaffer
Bruce Cowden
Howard Hazen
Washington
Iowa
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Ass'n
Iowa Daily Press Ass'n
Iowa Press Ass’n
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Reflection on Citizenship Day and the Statue of Liberty
A first person meditation on Citizenship Day September 17. The author recalls arriving in the United States April 30 1946 as a G I bride and reflects on native born complacency and naturalized duties. She recounts first impressions of New York City and the Statue of Liberty and questions whether she has truly lived up to the poem on the pedestal.
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New York
Emma Lazarus
Robert Clark
Clark
New York Harbor
America
What happened to patriotism Americas reluctant conscripts
A National draft story surveys patriotism among youths as Vietnam era tensions rise. J B Koch of Norman Oklahoma and Col Harry Smith of Georgia report widespread avoidance and deferments, while officials deny growing pressure. Rumors fuel fear of being singled out as youths face the draft and its standards.
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J.B. Koch
Cleveland County Selective Service Board
Norman
Okla
Koch
Georgia
Harry Smith
United Press International
Selective Service
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Col. Smith
Oklahoma
Park board to Charles A Drish tract in Brighton area
Isaiah Litwiller as executor of Delila Litwiller estate transfers to Omer Ropp lot 1 and east 30 feet lot 2 block 1 Snider and Allen's add Kalona. PP Graber and wife deed to P P Graber Jr NE quarter SE quarter NE quarter section 14-74-7. C and NWRR to American Oil Co outlets 4 and 5 Mealey's add Brighton.
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