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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1941

Page

8

Silk hose panic and idle gossip in wartime era

A wartime note cites silk hose shortages as raw silk runs low due to imports from Japan. It mocks fashion panic, mentions Nylon as an alternative, and reflects on how gossip grows into tall tales across communities.

Japan New York Adolph Hitler

West End relief workers aid bombed households

The piece notes private relief efforts in Stephany where the Friends Ambulance Unit, a 180 person group with two months training, repairs bomb damaged homes. It mentions poet George Herbert and actor William Parke, who died at sixty eight after years of stage work and a safety oven device. It also reports the death of Mrs James Story in Long Beach and praises Edith Shannon Glick for kindness.

Stephany Friends Ambulance Unit East End George Herbert William Parke KE. H. Sothern John Beamer James Story Long Beach Calif Story Edith Shannon Glick Washington Mrs. Glick

Grinling Gibbons A Master Carver Of St Pauls Dies

Grinling Gibbons the renowned English carver, famed for his St Paul’s cathedral stalls, died in 1721. He spent his final seven years as master carver in wood to George I earning a shilling and sixpence daily as his salary.

Grinling Gibbons St. Paul’s England George I

Postcard Delayed Delivery Reaches English Recipient

A postcard mailed by a father from Battersea S W was delivered ten years later to J Hockley in New Maiden England. The item carries a date of January 3 1930, marking a long overdue correspondence.

Batterseas S. W J. Hockley New Maiden England

Full Dinner Pail Slogan in 1900 McKinley Era

The full dinner pail slogan backed McKinley in 1900 highlighting prosperity from his first term and appealing to labor voters.

McKinley

Quiet Title Suit over Washington County Iowa Real Estate

George W. Sherman sues a long list of defendants and unknown claimants to assert ownership of described real estate in Washington County Iowa. The petition seeks quiet title in fee simple and removal of adverse claims, with judgment as prayed and all relief proper. Respondents are notified to appear by Sept 8 1941 or face default and judgment.

District Court of M. Bathurst Samuel H. Bathurst Lauman W. Bathurst Henry C. Bathurst Jesse E. Bathurst Joseph Bathurst Olive M. Bathurst Sarah C. Harvey S. H. Bathurst L. W. Bathurst Henry Bathurst Jessie Bathurst Josiah Bathurst Olive Bathurst Rebecca A. Harvey Cynthia J. Harvey Elizabeth M. Blakely Mary Etta Bathurst Alexander A. Mikseh Loman W. Bathurst Margaret A. Harvey Mary Clerk of the District Court of Washington County Iowa Court House Washington Richard A. Stewart

Three Iowa Brothers Build Museum at Morris Memorial Park

The Morris brothers Sherman, Arthur, and John lead a project to revive old-time farming at Morris Memorial Park 314 miles northeast of Stockport. An all-day event on Saturday August 2 will feature grain flailing, an ox-team and linchpin wagon display, and operating historic mills and water turbines as part of a broader historical exhibit.

Morris Memorial Park Stockport Sherman Arthur John Morris

Rosemary La Planche Crowned California Beauty Queen

Los Angeles selects Rosemary La Planche, 19, as California’s Miss America contestant for Atlantic City in September. Venice had already chosen a Miss California for 1941.

Venice Cal Los Angeles Rosemary la Planche California Atlantic City

Woman Discharged After Alleged Dress Theft Scandal

A Lexington woman accused of stealing a frock was discharged for want of evidence. The report claims she ate the dress along with beads and trimmings.

Lexington

Pot and Pan Pick-Up Set Boosts Amateur Cook Craft

A pantry helper features a tea apron with two large pockets on its front for secure storage. The roomy units fit neatly for easy access when not in use.

Edward B McLean Will Leaves Rose Davies 300000

The will of Edward B. McLean, former Washington newspaper publisher, leaves Rose Davies, sister of actress Marion Davies, a $300,000 bequest. It also leaves $5,000 to each of his three children.

Rose Davies Marion Davies Edward B. McLean Washington

Mrs. T. M. O Connor Honored at Highland Center Dinner

Mrs. T. M. O Connor was surprised as family and friends gathered for a pot luck chicken dinner in Highland Center to celebrate her birthday. Dozens of relatives and neighbors from Riverside Ottumwa Washington and nearby towns attended and shared home made ice cream and refreshments. Threshing was nearly finished in area farms with local families visiting and helping.

John Miller Mame Fulton McConaughey Helen Fulton Miller Hammond Rest Home Des Moines T. M. O’connor Highland Center Lewis Coon Highlad Center T. M. O'Connor Har, O'Connor Orie O’connor Robert and Larry Ainsworth Lloyd Hopping Riverside Roy Wilkinson Glen Curran Ottumwa Everette Meeks Merle Steele Near Riverside Coon Heliy Jean Martin Near Washington Ralph Walsh Mirs. Bulger Betty Erna Kansas City Melvin Soukup Dickie Jimmy Raymond Shy Davenport Charles Soukup Washington Lawrence Marek Linwood Heck Thrashers Timothy Joe William Krotz William Murphy Bart Steele Illinois Lucille Murphy Cedar Rapids Gillman McMillan California Samuel Murphy Floyd Martinsou Charles Sout Samuel Mare

Elaboration of Plumbing System for Bombers

An early report describes a complex oxygen pipe network for bomber aircraft with modular plug-in lines. The article notes innovations aimed at improving crew endurance and efficiency during long missions, highlighting system versatility and integration with existing aircraft systems.

Omer U. & Arm

Breaking Price Regulations Net 6000 Arrests in Tom Japan

About 6,000 people were arrested last year in Tom Japan for breaking price regulations fixed by the government. They were fined a total of 700000 dollars. The action reflects strict enforcement of pricing rules.

Tom Japan

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