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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1941
Page
5
Statesman Paul Teleki 62 a leading figure in Hungary dies in Budapest an official says he shot or killed himself. Teleki former geography professor at Budapest University and premier since February is noted as a key temporary statesman.
In KALONA on April 7 the Women's Christian Service group of the Methodist church held an all day meeting at Mrs HK hr Allen's home. A hot dinner followed and the afternoon featured pitting and embroidery lessons. Mrs T R Adams led the program and Mrs Maude r gave devotions. The Idris Club met at Mrs Logan Reif's home with a three minute talk by Mrs.
A brief note discusses color vision differences noting that men show higher susceptibility to color blindness than women, while women are comparatively less affected. It emphasizes genetic and biological factors behind the disparity.
British forces used the 4,215 ton cruiser Orion as a decoy to lure the Italian fleet into battle. Under battle lead by the 30,600 ton battleship Warspite, eight Italian warships were sunk with no?reported damage to British ships.
John L. Lewis announces no reopening of Appalachian mines until a new contract is reached with operators. The United Mine Workers chief, pictured in New York with Van A. Bittner, says mediation must proceed before any restart. About 330,000 miners in eight-state region are affected as talks continue in New York.
Lloyd Spencer takes oath as new U S senator from Arkansas with Vice President Henry A Wallace administering the oath. Joan FE Miller recently appointed to LU district judge is noted plus Hattie Caraway remains as the other Arkansas senator in the scene.
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