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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1946

Page

6

Definite knowledge guides solving hard problems

A thought about scientific progress notes that researchers rely on knowing that other scientists have solved key problems. The idea emphasizes shared advancement through established solutions rather than solitary discovery.

County Officials and School Board List in Washington

County government officers include Auditor Stan Kiesey Clerk R Noonan Engineer W P Rawn Welfare Director Mrs Payne Recorder Sheriff Harold Putnam Treasurer W E Howell Supt of Schools Lester B Krabill Coroner Dr W S Kyle Supervisors Ned Morrow John Owen Harriet Coulter Clarence Fulton Arthur Wiley Washington Independent School District Superintendent M M Schell Junior High Principal Miss Feither McCreedy School Board President Marion George Secretary C P Weldin Richard A Stewart Henry B Bailey B F Bostwick Jr Harry Ramseyer Washington Lodge No 26 A F A M Regular meeting First Friday Merle R Green W M A W Ward secretary.

Stan Kiesey R. R. Noonan W. P. Rawn Payne Marshall Harold Putnam W. E. Howell Lester B. Krabill W. S. Kyle Ned Morrow John Owen Harriet Coulter Clarence Fulton Arthur Wiley Washington Independent School District M. M. Schell Feither Washington Lodge No Merle R. Green W. M. A. W. Ward

Firearm Accidents Top Home Deaths Among Youth in 1944

Firearms ranked second as the leading home accident type for ages 5 to 24 in 1944. While overall deaths from home accidents fell 4 percent, firearm deaths in homes did not decline. Farmers report electric brooders boost pig litters by at least one per litter.

Pneumonia Death Toll Drops With Modern Medicine

Pneumonia, once a fatal disease causing about 96 500 deaths annually in the United States, is retreating as modern medicine advances.

United States

Western passenger trains schedule and station stops

The notice lists westbound and eastbound trains with numbers, routes, and regular stop patterns. It includes departures for No. 3 Golden State, No. 11 Southwest Express, No. 13 Southwest Express, No. 44 California, No. 4 Golden State Limited, and corresponding discharges for California passengers, plus mixed trains No. 28 and No. 22 with their times. Agents Lewis Goodlander and L. R. Carbee are cited along with the agencies C. B. & Q. and C. M. & St. P. & P.

Golden State Bee California Southwest Express Golden State Limited

Local Bus Schedule for Washington and Nearby Cities

Bus No. 3 leaves Washington at 5:00 AM and other routes follow with times to Chicago, Cedar Rapids, Iowa City, Mt. Pleasant, Fort Madison, Macomb, Quincy, Winfield, Burlington, Sigourney, Oskaloosa, Knoxville, Indianola and Kansas City. Tickets sold at the Depot and at Winga’s North Side Cafe with full-coach validity.

Washington Eye Washington Hee Reet Chicago Winga North Side North Side Square Iowa City Cedar Rapids Iowa CIT MT. Pleasant Fort Madison Macomb Quincy Ft. Madison

Woman at 107 Gives Up Sewing in Maine

VASSALBORO MAINE 107 year old Mrs Mae Z Glidden stops sewing due to failing eyesight She recalls making 7000 pairs of men s trousers before factory clothing era She worked as a spinner and weaver in her youth and young adulthood

Vassalboro Maine Mae Z. Glidden

Fugitive Prisoner Details Brutal Rock-Pile Camp Torture

Lawrence William Starling, an escapee from a Virginia rock pile camp, recounts 12 hour shifts on rock piles, 15 minute lunches, and multiple lashings. He claims shackles and spread-eagle restraints, seeking aid from attorney Lyman Fields to fight extradition to South Hill camp No. 24.

Kansas City Jackson County Lyman Fields Lawrence William Starling Virginia South Hill Starling

Farmhouse planning guides and best layouts

The article discusses careful planning for a farmhouse including consulting local building supply firms before final plans. It highlights the Minnesota house as a model for a one story home, with options to add rooms, driveways and barns visible from the kitchen, and emphasizes light and future electrical wiring when unavailable.

Minnesota

National Forests in Rocky Mountain States Reach 130,538 Sq Miles

The Rocky Mountain states now encompass 130,538 square miles of national forest land. The figure reflects ongoing expansion and management of federally owned timberlands across the region.

National Forests Rocky Mountain States

Canning Storage Tips From Agriculture Experts

Canning specialists advise sturdy braced shelves with air circulation for home canned foods. Space shelves about two inches above jars, with quart jars about 9 1 4 inches apart and pint jars about 7 1 2 inches apart. Shelves 12 inches apart fit number two and a half tin cans in double decks.

Department of Agriculture

Electric pig brooders boost litter yields in cold regions

Electric pig brooders give a warm hover for piglets when not nursing, helping save one extra pig per litter and produce an earlier pig crop, particularly in colder sections.

Penicillin Therapy Shows Feasibility in Infections

Preliminary clinical trials indicate that oral penicillin therapy is feasible for gonorrhea and pneumonia infections.

Carrots Easiest Skinned By Boiling Water Dip

To remove skins from carrots, drop them in boiling water and allow to stand for a few minutes. the skins rub off easily.

House design adapts to orientation and tasks

The layout depends on the house orientation and the work to be done, with north guiding the arrangement. It is easy to modify the plan to fit needs. Various materials such as bricks plywood lumber concrete and tile can be used in construction.

North Opinion Research Corporation International Harvester

Bomb Smashed Hitler's Nerves, Says Adjutant

Herford Germany Adolf Hitler suffered bomb shock in the July 20 1944 attempt on his life. Col Nicolaus von Below said the blast knocked him unconscious and later Hitler showed signs of nerve and mind deterioration. He also claimed Hitler and Eva Braun wed in Berlin's Reich Chancellery on April 28.

Herford Germany Adolf Hitler Air Force Nicolaus von Below von Below Hitler Eva Braun Berlinreichschancellery

Man Surrenders Himself to Jail Over Odorless Crime

Charles Graham aged 60, a farm worker in Vincennes Indiana, sought jail as care. He asked police to imprison him claiming illness and lack of caretaking. After being refused for lack of charges he returned with perfume and confessed theft. A bank slip showed $1,005 in deposits among his belongings.

Vincennes Ind Charles Graham Harry Parmenter Graham

Soviet Industry Makes Gains in 1944 Report

Izvestia cites 1944 gains across sectors with electrical output up 21 percent coal up 21 percent pig iron up 31 percent steel up 29 percent rolled iron up 28 percent No 1943 figures listed. The statement adds automobile output for 1946 will double 1945.

Moscow Izvestia

Railroads Use Over Million Miles of Wire

More than one million miles of telephone and telegraph wire are employed by railroads to manage operations and communications.

Disease and Pest Dangers in Livestock and Wool

The swine erysipelas germ causes losses in turkey flocks and a stiff lamb disease. A single female moth and her family can ruin wool equivalent to twelve sheep in one year.

Turkey

Washable gloves guidance for care and handling

Leather gloves should not be washed unless labeled washable or sold as washable. Kid gloves always require dry cleaning.

Spontaneous Combustion Advice for Fire Safety

Spontaneous combustion can ignite fires in closets attics and store rooms. Clear rubbish old magazines and discarded furniture from the attic. Store oily rags in airtight metal cans to reduce risk.

Wages and Materials Drive Price Relief in Harvester Plant

A government board backs an 18 cent per hour wage increase for Harvester factory workers and allows raw material price rises. steel costs have climbed 8.2 percent. The company warns prices must rise to avoid operating at a loss, stressing commitment to quality and moderate profits amid strong competition.

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TIN Shop Washington Directory City & County Officers Theodore B. Bailey Washington St Washington Fruit Mkt Edmund D. Morrison Edmund D. Morrison Jr Morrison Building Benteco Food Store Morrison & Morrison Attorneys S. W. Livingston Attorney Abstract Department West Main St Court House George F. Morrison J. C. Penney Co Lloyd Lytle John Lowash C. P. Weldin Henry Baileyght PF. L. Jordan Carl Hancher Carl Kelly Ralph Minick A. L. Griffith Marion S. Bailey Frank B. Miller J. &. Lemmon EN Dupuis, T. W W. B Harwood R. F. McFarlane A. W. Yard Clarence Jacobs Harry Montgomery City Library Grace H. Stephen Jones Funeral Home East Main St Sherman’s Funeral Home Optometrists BEE Line Bus Depot Cc. R. J Beyond Oskaloosa Branch Purcay Lse Lewis Goodlander C. B R. B. Haight C. M Davenport Southwest Limited Gopetis L. R. Carbee Burlington Winga's Cafe BEE Line Transit Rock Pile Gang Sheriff's Deputies PRAC W. 3. Dryden WNU Arpad Sabados Kenosha Wis Sabados Hungary Coal & Supply CO Dining & Living RM Adjutant Russia Rudy Wessler George Pratt McAllister H. H. McAllister & Son Mt. Union Walter Nicholson 2Nd Ave International Harvester Company Gigiolf Federal Trade Commission Ovteo
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