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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1934
Page
4
A meditation notes that wisdom brings peace and that education aims to make body and mind fit for happiness and social life. It cites Proverbs on peace and cites John Locke on education’s objectives across different countries and eras.
The article notes Bishop James Cannon was cleared of charges related to reporting failures for expenditures in the 1928 political campaign. It discusses his fervent anti liquor stance, aggressive political activity, and the anger he aroused among clergy and opponents. It also mentions the broader scrutiny of clergy handling funds and the public reaction to his finances.
The author argues for stronger exports to improve the trade balance as global markets recover. Tariffs once used to shield distressed economies are blamed for cutting finished goods and crude food exports. With better times, Europe and others will resume purchases, aiding U.S. export recovery.
A local fan sends the Journal the congressman EDWARD C. EICHER's letter endorsing his re nomination as Democratic Representative for Iowa's First District. He praises the 73rd Congress, pledges effort to earn continued trust, and urges voters to back supporters in spring and fall elections.
A clipped local item recounts varied school life notes from Drake Relays including sunburn cases in the Washington high school band, a university telegram, a senior class play titled The Girl With Green Eyes, and verses about everyday life featuring Shabby Old Dad and other snippets. It reflects school and community humor with brief quotes and performances.
The text notes fears Bishop Cannon may have violated the corrupt practices act, but the jury and his secretary cleared him and his aide. It cites unfriendly propaganda against him and mentions William Randolph Hearst calling Cannon the brainiest among enemies of his papers.
Miss Mary Louise Barnes soprano with Gertrude Reeve piano and Virginia Shank on accompaniment performed at Monmouth College auditorium. The program included works by Haydn Schumann and Moszkowski among others with violin obligato by Robert Lashly and a piece from Madame Butterfly.
Fragments of a Roman amphitheater are reportedly found on Fourviere hill in Lyon France. The structure is linked to early imperial times and possibly to events around 177 A D during Marcus Aurelius reign. Estimates suggest a capacity near twenty thousand.
This history of Iowa outlines the shift from territorial government to statehood. It traces Lucas initiating state plans in 1839, shifting boundaries from Lucas to Nicollet, and the 1846 constitution battles. Iowa enters the Union December 28 1846 amid political conflict and close votes.
Iowa report shows a surge in new domestic dwelling value in March 1434 rising over 400 percent from 199% a year earlier. Des Moines Cedar Rapids Mason City Sioux City and Dubuque lead gains. remodeling dropped as new construction rose.
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