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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1950

Page

4

Devotional Reading Notes on Amos and Jeremiah

Devotional reading notes discuss Amos 4 1 2 and Jeremiah insights. Written by Dr Saha FOREMAB with focus on message themes and spiritual applicability for readers.

Saha Amos Jeremiah

Nation Going Soft Lesson for April 23, 1950

A reflective column argues liquor fuels crime and social trouble through anecdotes of shootings and drunken drivers. It contrasts personal ruin with religious and legal viewpoints, asserting that abstinence alone won’t end all vice yet liquor worsens societal ills.

Des Moines Cavalcade of Music invites Iowa towns to showcase talent

Des Moines hosts Cavalcade of Music on June 9 and 10 promoting state wide participation from vocal and instrumental groups. Washington plans to compete with high school groups and potential male quartets while noting its Municipal band past success. The event mirrors Chicago Tribune style festivals and aims to elevate local musicians on a state stage.

Des Moines Washington Iowa Des Moines Register and Tribune Soldiers Field Chicago Chicago Tribune Mel Hill

Engineers spray molten steel to repair worn parts

Westinghouse engineers use a new atomizer tool to spray molten steel on worn steel components instead of discarding them as obsolete. The process aims to extend equipment life by on site repair rather than replacement.

Westinghouse

Kills Man in Ax Battle Says to Escape Robbery

A 35 year old coal miner William Kifer described an ax battle at a filling station to escape would be robbers. He killed Philip Ray and wounded Ronald Nazelrod in Deer Park Maryland and was held for investigation with Nazelrod as a witness.

Deer Park William Kifer Here Oakland Kifer Philip G. Ray Kitzmiller Ray

Final Tests Underway For Rocket Missile In California

Navy ordnance scientists at the naval ordnance station in Yokern California are completing final tests of the Mighty Mouse air to air rocket designed to boost fighter intercepts. The weapon is described as a small explosive 2.75 inch diameter projectile capable of rapid salvos and extended firing range compared with six machineguns. Demonstrations showed eight missiles fired at a 150 foot circle from 2000 yards, suggesting a potential 500 yard increase in effective range for fighters.

Yokern Calif Navy Naval Ordnance Station L. T. E. Thompson Cmdr J. M. Wesolowski Detroit Mich

Lumber stress grades set to meet exact structural needs

Stress grades of lumber are designed to guarantee engineers specific minimum strength values.

Walter Eicher Speaks Of Work in Europe

Walter Eicher of Milford Nebraska spoke at the Eicher church on Sunday morning. He served for 34% years in relief work in Europe under the Mennonite Central Committee. Mr and Mrs Raymond Rich drove to Canton Illinois on Thursday to attend the funeral.

Vernon W. Frey Noble Walter Eicher Milford Nebraska Eicher Europe Mennonite Central Committee Raymond Rich Canton Ill

Ellis Pleads Innocent to Des Moines Murder Charge

Des Moines 17 year old AWOL soldier Ellis faces trial May 15 on a first degree murder charge in a $5 robbery linked knife killing of an elderly woman. Judge Lou Ladd overruled a sanity trial request after Ellis pleaded innocent. psychiatrists deemed him sane.

Des Moines Tommy Ellis Lou Ladd Ellis Ladd

U S Aid to Relieve Northern Flood Areas

Government aid was pledged from federal disaster funds to North Dakota and Minnesota flood victims. President Truman authorized 100000 dollars for damage repair while Minnesota may call out National Guard if needed. Health services and Red Cross aid support 6600 affected families as the Red River rises to 44.88 feet, the highest in 52 years.

Bismarck N. D North Dakota Minnesota Red River North Dakota- Minnesota Truman Luther W. Youngdahl National Guard Adj Joseph E. Nelson Nelson Youngdahl U. S. Public Health Service North Dakota Health Department Red Cross Grand Forks Minn

Military maneuvers shaped by Alexander the Greats horses

The text notes that Alexander the Great refined tactics that stressed horse mounted and horse drawn troops, shaping ancient battle doctrine and cavalry dominance.

Alexander the Great

Baldosier family news from Merrimac area

Merrimac notes record visits and gatherings among Baldosier families and related households. Dale Baldosier and daughter Linda join Mrs. Marg Baldosier with local relatives, while Brighton residents and area families share Sunday calls and church events in the Will Jordan and Kientz circle.

Merrimac Dale Baldosier Linda Margaret Baldosier John Baldosier Henry Hinkle Brighton Carl Amrine Billa Kientz Robert Kientz Lester Mayer E. C. Hinkle John Wieneke Sarah Carl An Rine Harold and Donat Will Jordan L. P. Guy Dave Baldosier Max Baldosier Carl Baldosier Harold Jack Riley

Bean servings per pound yield eight to ten portions

A practical note estimates that a pound of dry beans or peas yields between eight and ten servings. This rule helps plan meals and determine quantities for recipes or family meals.

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