Vanities Cited by Keel in Ancient Wisdom
Editorial notes quote from Keel 4 14 about material triumphs not yielding satisfaction, contrasting ancient wisdom with modern pursuits.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1952
Page
4
Editorial notes quote from Keel 4 14 about material triumphs not yielding satisfaction, contrasting ancient wisdom with modern pursuits.
A column notes spring chores, garden mishaps, and erosion fixes as Iowa's agriculture profile is explored. A senator brings a state booklet highlighting Iowa’s dominance in hogs, corn, poultry, and soil, with statistics on roads, lakes, libraries, and farms.
Mobile Alabama reports a mid air collision between a C 124 transport and a C 47 near the city. Swamp searches and crash wreckage work continue for nine missing victims. Six bodies were found entombed in the C 124 wreckage near the railroad yard.
New York crime figure Frank Costello was found guilty of contempt of court amid ongoing investigations into the New York Miami crime axis. The ruling follows lengthy legal proceedings and signals pressure on Costello as authorities pursue organized crime networks.
A rural Iowa booklet summarizes 1950 agriculture data with nearly 4.7 million farm acres and 22.3 million harvest acres. It notes 200,407 farms averaging 173 acres, half owned and half rented, plus crop values totaling over 1.1 billion dollars and livestock values near 1.5 billion. An air view shows Washington Prairie Evangelical Lutheran Church near Decorah, built of gray stone with a 160 foot steeple, erected 1571. The piece closes with a rural poem celebrating Iowa and a note on obtaining copies from Clyde Spry, Secretary of Agriculture.
Five youngsters are celebrated in the April 6 list including Johny Justus Hutchison five, Nancy Ethel Barelay ten, Genevieve Redeker, G Vinee Beliel and Dan Guy Sunday with five candles. Also mentioned are Lily Guengerich, Richard Sojka, and Diana Reif from Pleasant Hill families.
Mr and Mrs Leo Sueppel Eddie and Junior and Mrs Gene Ellis visited Maynard Ayers at University hospital in Iowa City Friday evening as he slowly improves from a major operation on March 26. Sgt Clement Griffith of West Chester is listed by United Press as among Iowa army personnel due to arrive aboard the USNS Gen John Pope in San Francisco docking today. Anna Elizabeth and Eth Dawson and Mrs Boyd Berdo returned home Tuesday after an extended automobile trip through several southern states spending two weeks at Bradenton Florida then Mobile New Orleans and Natchez and visiting Mrs John Carothers in Atlanta. They report a very fine trip and many flowers in bloom along the way.
Mrs R J Dawson and Ed Nelson celebrate birthdays in West Chester district along with Mrs H M Putnam Viola Moothart and Mrs Lee Craig in a Journal correspondent report from the Walnut district.
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