Army Stages Largest Cross Country Motor Demonstration
The United States Army launches a major road and motor display from the White House July 7 to San Francisco. A 35-truck train plus 5 passenger cars and support vehicles travels the Lincoln highway with detours, showcasing military motor equipment to highlight the need for good roads and memorial projects across communities. The effort parallels British and American remembrance plans, with trees and monuments along highways, and forecasts a $500 million national road program over three years creating jobs for veterans.
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Iowa deposits top six hundred million in state banks
Des Moines reports Iowa residents hold about 600 million in deposits across state and savings banks and trust companies as of June 30, per banking commissioner George Messenger. The summary notes a year over year rise of over 100 million, with US securities down and overdrafts at a record low, amid inflation and war-time costs.
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Limburgs Legacy and Hydrophobia Report From Waterloo
A Riverside style report covers dog catching in Waterloo with 98 dogs destroyed in 30 days and no hydrophobia cases yet, plus a biting incident at 722 Englewood. The National Geographic Society bulletin then recounts Limburgs history from medieval disputes to Maastricht, Belgian ambitions, and Limburg cheese fame and odor.
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Shor Bank Robbed During Fishing Trip
Los Angeles reporter recounts Harry Osborne, claiming hardship, hiding $215 in an old shoe while he fished. On return his brother had sent the shoes to a repair shop. the shoemaker saw nothing of the money, and the missing funds remain unrecovered.
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Rug as loan security in Reading suit seeks ownership
Belle G Nye of Manistee Michigan sues KH Halow and the executors of Walter S Davis Reading businessman to recover a rug valued at 2600 dollars claimed as her property loaned to Halow for exhibition. Sheriff held rug at a bank until ownership is decided.
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