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Sioux City Journal from Sioux City, Iowa • 12

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Sioux City, Iowa
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A 12 TKa Sioux Cify Journal, Oct. 20, '1964 36TII STREET BRIDGE OVER PERRY OPEN The new 36th Street Bridge 20 WAYS TO 8 AYE! Tliere are 98,008 more at Bellas Hess over Perry Creek, leading to the new Herbert Hoover Junior High School, was open to traffic Monday, according to City Engineer William Amundson. Opening of the bridge per mits access to the school from th8 east for the first time. Until now, the only access was from the north on Country Club Boulevard. The bridge was built from General Electric materials obtained from the dis 14 let.

gold eiianiis Fete Senior Firefighter Edward Lottridge, a private with the Sioux City Fire Department, was honored Monday the city's senior firefighter. Mr. Lottridge, 4101 Gordon Drive, began his career as a rookia in 1932, and, from the standpoint of continuous active service, Is one of the oldest firemen in Iowa. Lottridge's service came to fight during a search conducted by Allstate Fire Insurance Co. for the firefighter in the state of Iowa with the longest period of continuous active duty.

As a part of the recent Fire Prevention Week, the search was conducted to pay tribute to the men who have spent their lives protecting the people and property of their communities without regard, many times, for their own safety. Chief Edward Higman said Monday that Fireman Lottridge has been with the Sioux City Fire Department longer than any other present firefighter. Mr. Lottridge was born April 21, 1907, in Sioux City. Before joining the fire department here he was employed with the city mantling of a bridge across the old Floyd River channel Asserts Federal 10 36 Our Low Price Income Tax Cut Aiding Economy II year guar4nf9, I TLT 0ur Low I II p-f, or 88 I fj I eWELgy I 19c Sin F.E.T.

DES MOINES ffl-The chair man of the Federal Deposit In Perfect for any room in the house Luminous dial 9 Sweep second hand JEWELRY surance Corp. told Iowa bankers Monday that the recent federal income tax cut is doing its job stimulating the The chairman, Joseph W. Barr, said tax receipts are "def your choice initely higher" than they would jyf? Suave Jf, CREST (f20 al HAIR I II I have been without the $8 billion tax reduction. He said the increased revenue is due to in water department. He has a wife, June, a son, and a creased business activity re sulting from more money Is left He Is stationed at the Green Plus F.E.T.

ville Fire Station. in the hands of the taxpayers. Tax receipts went up from $89.49 billion in 1963 to $94.5 billion this year, Barr said in a SPRAY ItS! TOOTH ffil 8" PASTE Sava4lc 4-V" V' Save 35c DRUSS DRusJ Allstate also honored William Miller of Perry, Iowa, the state's oldest active fireman. He has been a member of his city's speech for the Iowa Bankers Association. Silvcrplatctl Bargains Charmingly styled, heavily silverplated butter dish or bread tray.

JEWELRY Fire Department since 1898 and has remained active on a daily The experiment has been so successful, Barry said, that he expects a reduction next year in excise taxes on such items as jewelry and cosmetics. basis hi spite of his 94 years. Telephone Firm to Drop Charge on Color Phones Another speaker, Sen. Jack Miller, R-Iowa, predicted new, broad legislative approaches to cope with farm problems. He said the problems will be attacked on many fronts be ism -g YOUR CHOICE Jj A large selection of 14 kt.

gold charms at a new low price MjPw.wv-f (JEWELRY I I 11 lor yr hwlttC fey II filter siz fj, I tel I W(k wn II Ttl 11 1,1 MX2X. 1 NEW YORK ffl-An independent telephone company with subscribers in six states, including Iowa, announced plans Monday to drop is premium charge for cause they Involve "not only farm legislation, but industrial development, unemployment, inflation and other tilings affecting our national economy," color instruments. The firm, Telephones Inc About 1,500 bankers are ex pected to attend the convention, which ends Wednesday. said it believed it was the first to make a system-wide offer to drop the extra charge. Authority Bellas Hess features famous brand ItECOHBS at the lowest prica CAPITOL DECCA R.

C. A. VICTOR COLUMBIA MERCURY ANGEL STARDAY JUBILEE IMPERIAL' FOLK WAY and Many More of state regulatory agencies is required to put the plan into Enters Guilty Plea to Drunken Driving; Begins Jail Term Gigantic Hi-Fi and Stereo BECORD EYEMT effect. Bell System companies, comprising by far the nation's larg Mrs. Carol A.

Kuehn, 26, Mer est system, levy a one-time in stallation charge of from $4 to rill, Iowa, began serving 60 days in the county jail Monday on a $9 in most cases. Upon payment the -color privilege stays with charge of operating a motor ve Our Low Price Long play albums all top artists HERE ARE -A FEW Jofinny Cash Ray Charlei Gen Butrsy Sammy Davis and hundreds mor hicle while intoxicated. I 1 Any, w-" L''-- the customer. Mrs. Kuehn pleaded guilty to the charge in Municipal Court Monday and was sentenced to cinUX CITY I RECORDS pay $300 and costs or be com mitted to jail for 60 days.

ii wmr Judge John Hutchinson also ordered that she not be permit ted to apply for an operator's license for 60 days and ordered Famous Consumer Brand INSIBE LATEX Large 7-ln. Size Paint BOLLEB and TBAY "A color telephone now costs us no more than a black phone," said Perry D. Woodward, president of Telephones Inc. He said maintenance over the years was a little more costly, however. Woodward said color phones now are in the hands of about 15 per cent of the company's subscribers served from 130 exchanges in Alabama, Kansas, Kentucky, Illinois, Iowa and Washington.

I "About 90 per cent of new customers are asking for color and we feel that ultimately more than half of all customers will have color phones;" he said. and her present license surrendered to the Clerk of Court to be forwarded to the Iowa Department of Public Safety. Mrs. Kuehn was arrested Sept. 4 at Fourth and Pierce Streets.

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