Editorials and Thoughts on Reading and Fundraising Tactics
A 1975 editorial muses on reading material word frequency, notes gender word differences, and criticizes Iowa magazine fundraisers that imitate police endorsements. It argues for direct donations by troopers without gimmicks and questions profiteering in promotional campaigns.
Trooper magazine plan criticized as improper financing
Cherokee Daily Times argues that an Iowa troopers association plan for a quarterly magazine to fund scholarships and aid amounts to contributions disguised as advertising. It warns profits would mainly enrich the soliciting and printing firm and urges law enforcement not to act as a front for such commercial activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trooper Association
Troopers
Iowa State Troopers Ass
Iowa Highway Patrol
Letters to the Journal on UNICEF funding and oversight
A local reader criticizes UNICEF funding amid claims by Congressman Larry McDonald that U S aid to UNICEF supported Communist governments in Indochina and urged tighter supervision. The letter questions the DECA club project and suggests the school board review student involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unicef
Larry McDonald
Dem
Georgia
U.S
South Vietnam
America
United Nations Children’s Relief Fund
Indochina
Republic of
United States
1879 News Items From Washington County Papers
Brief notes from the Washington County Press and Washington Gazette dated 1879 recap local events, people and notices collected by Kathy Fisher. Names, dates, places and small incidents are summarized as compact newspaper card items for archival reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Press and
Washington Gazette
Kathy Fisher
Academy girls draw notice in county report and town notes
A 1875 issue notes a lively term at the Academy with many girls attending and records county school funds. It also covers a Sunday School Association meeting at Center School House, library levy plans, corn prospects, local incidents, and readers’ letters about social topics and advice column responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Two
Sunday School Association
Center School House
E. N. Wright
A. Harris
Carrie Condit
Rev. Ferguson
R. M. Dihel
Geo. Harris
W. A. Coombs
J. L. Anderson
Samuel Meek
W. A. Watson
Peter
S. C. Wilson
Mary German
Ruth
Naomi
David Kanier
World Bridge Olympiad deal shows differing paths to six notrump
In the 1960 World Bridge Olympiad match, Mitchell Rubinow as North-South for the U S faced a diamond led from West and failed to make six notrump after a misplayed slam. France’s Jais Trezel reached six notrump with a different sequence, gaining 1 540 points via a 6-1 diamond split.
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U.S
France
Mitchell
Rubinow
East
Jais
Trezel
Ira Rubin
Rubin
Jures Syndicate, Inc
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Oscar Wilde
Iowa
Washington, Iowa
Cherokee Daily Times
North Marion
DECA
Nancy
Mister Smith
Lane
Blondie
Washington County
W.R. Jeffrey
New Press Office
City Library Association
City Library
Dr. Livingstone
Adair Bros
Abby
Pasadena
Pulk
Oregon
Dean Axbby
Abigail van Buren
Chicago Tribune-N.y. News Synd., Inc
Bridge
Jay Beckel
West Dealer
NORTH
West
West Pass Pass
National
Prises
Tion
Bermuda Triangle