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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1946

Page

8

The Rocking Chair Brigade Returns and Notes on Locals

Winter visitors are returning home from California Florida and Montana with stories of a delightful season. Families plan to stay put or sublet, and Ada Hollingsworth enjoys Pueblo while missing home. Treva Hesselschwerdt and Allen Rice II announce an engagement with Treva set for a wedding after domestic science training at Ames.

W. C. Hedges Mame Dade Shearer Florida McCalls Mrs. Ingalls Lloyd McCall Missoula Montana Treva Hesselschwerdt Kalona Emil Hesselschwerdt Allen Rice II Treva Ames

Gray Locals Happenings and Birthdays Features

Gray April 13 reports Jesse Nicola sold hogs to buyers Thursday. Joan Shebeck, eight, celebrated her birthday with family at the Wm Longer home as her mother recovered in hospital with her week old son. Ruth McEvoy baked cake, Grandma Longer hosted a dinner. Dale Nicola and Katheryn Nicola visited at grandparents Frank Snider and Charles Nicola homes. Dale heads to Great Lakes for discharge in June. Other visits include Alice Groscup with a niece at Snider home and Pete Jefferie visiting, with plans to sail soon.

Wm. C. Longer Gray Jesse Nicola Johnie McEvoy Carolyn Joan Shebeck Alvin Shebeck Joan Ruth McEvoy Grandma Longer Wm. Longer Reta Givans Rock Island Dale Nicola Richard Nicola Katheryn Nicola Frank Snider Charles Nicola Dale Great Lakes Earl Nicola Alice Groscup Pete Jefferie Dick Applegate

Re The Caspian Sea Riches in Marine Life

An economic view notes the Caspian Sea swarming with salt and fresh water species. The catch spans salmon, herring, carp, perch, pike, lobsters, sponges and sturgeon. Sturgeon provides Russia with a noted delicacy, caviar.

Caspian Sea Russia

Skeleton weed turns nuisance into boon for NSW sheep industry

In New South Wales, Australia, skeleton weed once declared a noxious weed became a surprise boon to stockowners. Light rains supported its growth, enabling the weed to help sustain large flocks when hand feeding became costly. Prices for sheep rose as flocks were kept viable.

New South Wales Australia

Altitude and Water Intensify Sunburn Risk

The article explains that high altitudes reduce haze and increase sunburn risk to about half the exposure time at sea level. Sun on or near large bodies of water doubles direct sun intensity due to water reflection. It notes several effective sunburn preventives available, if properly applied before sun exposure.

Jap Tax Work In Japan Stir Given Dayton Grove Notes

To prepare Jap tax for Gen Douglas MacArthur Leo M Cherne left for Japan to work out a tax program for Japan. In Dayton Grove April 13 Mr and Mrs Gene Stephens and family of Ainsworth were guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Stephens and family. J B Moore and family hosted Sunday dinner with Lyall Moore and others at Brighton. J B Moore did carpenter work for Lloyd Phillips. Mrs Ernest Crawford hosted the So and Sew club with three absent members and guests. Lyall Moore and family returned to Lafayette Wednesday.

Douglas MacArthur Leo M. Cherne The Research Institute of America Japan International Dayton Grove Gene Stephens Ainsworth Robert Stephens J. B. Moore Will Crawford and Son Fern Carr

Russia Names New Washington Ambassador In Washington

Russia appoints Nikolai V. Novikov as ambassador to the United States, succeeding Andrei A Groynko who becomes Russia’s permanent United Nations representative.

Russia Washington Nikolai V. Novikov Andrei A Groynko UNO

India’s War Economy Powers Its Industrial Rise

The war boosted India into a great industrial nation with industrial workers rising from 1,737,000 in 1938 to 2,727,000 in 1940, about 57 percent. By mid 1942 steel output reached 1,250,000 tons annually.

India

East Highland Social Notes Reach Out Across Neighbors

In East Highland on April 13 Mrs. Henry Prymek reports visits among neighbors as Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frank called on Ardell Gerot and Mary Dvorak households. Donna Diane arrives April 2 at Mercy hospital Iowa City to join the Lear family. Theresa

East Highland Fred Frank Ardell Gerot Pearle Rummelhart Clementine Mary Dvorak Anna Rath Donald Rath Riverside Joe Lear Mercy Hospital Iowa City Donna Diane Theresa

Local Family Visits and Health Notes Chronicle

Joe Lear and family joined by Jean and Dickie for Saturday plans. Sunday dinner with Mrs Anna Lear and kin. Victor Burich and son Cleo visited Henry Prymek home Tuesday. Lone Tree callers included Mrs Frank J Mincer and Lois, Mrs Henry Prymek and Ruby. Oral Rath ill under Kalona doctor care. Ruby Prymek at home this week helping with cleaning.

Lear Joe Lear Jean Dickie Anna Lear Victor Burich Cleo Henry Prymek Frank J, Mincer Lois Ruby Oral Rath Ruby Prymek

Changes in Food Packaging Ahead

Pre packaging of fresh fruits and vegetables will expand, along with more pre packaging of fresh meats. The shift aims for better and more effective packaging overall.

First US Porcelain Manufactures Noted in 1825 Philadelphia

The article states the first American porcelain was produced in Philadelphia in 1825. It adds that table china appeared in 1862 at Trenton New Jersey, marking early American ceramic industry milestones with named locales.

United States Philadelphia Trenton

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