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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1944

Page

6

Amendments to Articles Of Incorporation Of The American Pearl Button Company

The American Pearl Button Company of Washington Iowa amends Article Five to widen the Board of Directors to three to five members elected at each annual stockholders meeting with terms starting the first day after the annual meeting. The change was adopted March 24 1944 by president C J Jungbluth and secretary Theodore B Bailey. The notary confirms Jungbluth and Bailey signatures.

American Pearl Button Company Washington Washington County Iowa C. J. Jungbluth Theodore B. Bailey State of Edward J. Blatter

Cooling sodium filled engine valves in fighter planes

Valves in combat airplane engines would melt from extreme heat if not cooled. Designers often hollow the valves and fill them with sodium, which melts to transfer heat away from the valve head.

Amendment to Articles for The American Pearl Button Company

A scanned notice records a voluntary amendment to the Articles of incorporation of The American Pearl Button Company, signed by Edward J. Blatter as Secretary, dated March 1944 with reference lines April 22 to May 6.

Curran Company of Washington Iowa Forming Actions

The Curran Company of Washington Iowa and its stockholders act through R. J. Curran president and J. Jungbluth secretary in a proceeding described as pursuant to legal actions by the company and its shareholders.

Curran Company City of Washington Washington County Iowa R. J. Curran J. Jungbluth

Curran Company Amends Articles to Issue Preferred Stock

Resolution adopted December 10 1943 changes the Curran Company's articles of incorporation to authorize 25000 dollars of 60000 dollars capital stock as preferred stock with board resolution conditions for dividends rights and asset distribution excluding voting rights. Notarized by President R J Curran and Secretary C J Jungbluth in Ramsey County Minnesota.

Board of Directors THE Curran Company R. J. Curran Ramsey County Minnesota Iowa

Leeper and Stone Meet on Anzio Beachhead

Word from Sgt. Denzel Leeper reports he and Cpl. Eugene Stone met on the Anzio beachhead about a month ago. It is the first reunion for either since leaving the states, a welcome treat for the two men.

Set Leeper Cpl Eugene Stone Anzio Beachhead Gleede Dold Coppock Sgt Denzel Leeper Anzio States

Slogan Poster Spotlight Girl Elai Altevoght Model

Elaine Altevoght daughter of Mr and Mrs William C Altevoght of New Hyde Park Long Island is highlighted as the model chosen by artist Nicholas Muray for a striking poster promoting the slogan To Have and To Hold Muray a renowned portrait photographer introduced color photography to the United States and holds Royal Photographic Society fellowship The Treasury poster campaign travels nationwide under Treasury Department auspices.

Elainerber Altevoght William C. Altevoght Hyde Park Long Island Elaine Nicholas Muray Muravy Royal Photographic Society of London U.S. Treasury Dept Treasury

Riverside School program and Mary Sueppel birthday notes

Tuesday evening’s program opened with the high school chorus led by Marjorie Quinn and featured word of a piano solo. The event included sketches by grades five and six, a violin solo, and a duet by Jeanne Ryan and Patricia Stransky. Net proceeds benefited the church treasury. A birthday surprise honored Mary Sueppel with gifts and a social gathering. Des Moines and Iowa City connections appear as relatives and visitors are noted.

Marjorie Quinn Old Virgin Riverside Patricia, Stransky Jeanne Ryan Patricia Stransky Mary Sueppel Ulmer Ries Mary Rosene C. ©. Ries Philomena’ Scherrer George Gremmel Iowa City Elmo Knittel Rosalia Joseph Suep

Flowering Plants Need Sunlight for Full Bloom Indoors

Many flowering plants require full bloom or well budded specimens to open in the house. Foliage plants thrive with bright light suitable for reading most of the day.

Soybean Curd Noted as Sole Oil Seed Food in East

The article states that soybean curd, used in China and other eastern nations, appears to be the only oil seed product including its protein fraction employed as a food item. It highlights its unique status among oil seeds in eastern diets.

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