Tomorrow's Evening Journal Special by University Journalists
The regular Journal staff credits tomorrow's issue to a group of journalism students from the State University of Iowa who spent a week preparing the special. The piece praises their dedication, notes the plant’s quiet setup in the basement “bomb shelter,” and reflects on journalism as a meaningful future field amid changes in the newspaper industry.
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Department of Journalism
State University of Iowa
Evening Journal
Washington
Mrs. Journal Reader
Rome
Berlin
London
Moscow
D. C
East Sunset social notes update from Washington area
East Sunset reports a busy week with ill health in the McCarter household in Washington and visitors at the Warren Bishop and Williams homes. Local families including Littrells Armacost Wells Taylor and Ferguson joined Sunday gatherings. several couples attended weddings and daily calls from Columbus Junction Keota Ainsworth and Dublin were noted.
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Clarence Hering
East Sunset
Elmer McCarter
Donald
McCarter
Elmer
Washington
Harold Littrell
Lissa Armacost
Warren
Sam Stites
Keota
Earl Ferguson
Velma McGuire
Russel Williams
Williams
H. E. McGuire
Glen
Wayland
Paul D. Howell
Columbus Junction
Orris
Joe Schlatter
Ralph Melville
East
Charlie Martin
Ainsworth
Jake Sommer
Dublin
Orphan Girl Toyed By Onions And Motor Cars In Gag Anecdotes
A column of lighthearted quips recalls a heart day episode where a girl orphan child is described as “Mama gone to play cards.” It adds anecdotes about onions in a garden outdoing neighbors, a motor car purchase after a phone call, and a dentist patient joke. Humorous vignettes close with a fragment about Jerry.
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Ralph McCreedy
Kay Rita
R. M. Boileau
Mr. Boileau
Johnny
Allies Lose Rally Speech by Lindbergh in Chicago Arena
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh told a Chicago Arena audience that the war was lost by the Allies even before it was declared and warned that collapse of the British empire would be a world tragedy. He said the United States can defend itself and the America First Committee sponsored the rally opposing U.S. participation abroad.
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Chicago
Charles A. Lindbergh
Germany
Press Portraits Washington Lodge Regular Meeting
Washington Lodge No. 26 AF and AM holds a regular meeting on the first Friday of each month. Lee Holland serves as Worshipful Master and A W Yard is the secretary.
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Washington Lodge No
A. M
Lee Holland
W. M
A. W. Yard
Westbound and Eastbound Train Schedules and Bus Routes
A patchwork of railway timetables shows Westbound No. 8 Golden State Limited and various locals, crosses and branch services with departure times from multiple stations. Burlington Trailways lists eastbound and local routes from Washington with multiple buses and a note on ticket purchases.
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Golden State Limited
Californian
Lee
Washington
California
Knoxville
Burlington Trailways
Ten Meet Johnson Home hosts tea and luncheon
Ainsworth April 25 The rry Ten club held their regular meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Johnson. Four tables of pinechie played with Ray Lambert and Mrs Violet Lambert winning high scores. Kenneth Ornduff and Mrs Kilgore won consolation prizes. The hostess served a one course luncheon. Next meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kilgore. Kensington Club met with Mrs Rose Fitz.
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Ainsworth
Rry Ten Club
Pat Johnson
Ray Lambert
Violet Lambert
Kenneth Ornduff
Flower Exchange and Luncheon at Ida Hunt Home
A social gathering at Ida Hunt's home saw most members present except two. Afternoon activities included needlework and a flower exchange during the business meeting. Mrs. Fitzgerald hosted a one course luncheon assisted by her daughters Mrs. Grace Stewart of Washington and Mrs. Ben Fitzgerald.
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Gerald
Fitzgerald
Grace Stewart
Washington
Ben Fitzgerald
Ida Hunt
Bell Won Claim as First Inventor of Telephone
The Supreme Court in 1888 affirmed Alexander Graham Bell as the first inventor of the telephone, countering ongoing disputes about the invention's origin. The ruling established Bell's primacy amid competing claims and long-standing controversy.
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Bell
Alexander Graham Bell
Supreme Court
Rainbow film on puddle shows ultrathin oil layer
A rain puddle reveals a rainbow tinted film of oil less than a millionth of an inch thick. The optical sheen highlights surface tension and tiny oil traces left by passing traffic.
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