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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1946
Page
5
A National Editorial from Friday April 19, 1946 urges readers to avoid evil interpretations of others actions. It warns that judgmental talk is a dangerous poison and calls for charity, quoting James 3:8 about the tongue being untamable and deadly.
Readers reflect on Selective Service service, cancer awareness, and government subsidies. The column cites local boards Richard McCleery and Lloyd Foster, notes Iowa cancer programs, and criticizes subsidies as temporary pain relief. It also quotes public sentiment on party loyalty and media commentary from Webster City Freeman-Journal and others.
West Chester reports senior class prepares for the May 10 play Among the Stars with chosen cast and daily practices. The April PTA meeting showcased school projects, with refreshments served by Home Economics. Track practice advances for Oskaloosa relays and Ke-Wash meets, while grades six and below prepare posters and class exhibits.
Golden voiced Eddie Dean stars in PRC's all color outdoor feature Romance of the West. The article notes his early start as a singer at age seven and mentions the Fox Theatre engagement this Sunday.
Ken Reynolds notes the Fox Theatre shows QUICKIES featuring Dale Evans George Gabby Hayes Bob Nolan and the Sons of the Pioneers Hardie Albright and Margot Dumont in an exciting tune packed outdoor screen Mussels presentation.
A native of Posey Texas, a real son of Texas, Dean began riding at age seven and rose to fame as a featured soloist on Judy Canova Gene Autry the National Barn Dance and Furlough Fun radio programs before coming to the screen.
Critics hail Sunset in El Dorado as the most unusual Western in Republic’s Roy Rogers cycle with a musical backdrop. The film showcases a boy and doggie in a colorful Western setting praised for novelty and appeal.
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